Okay. Good morning everybody, im particularly excited to introduce this event. When we first began discussing the programming, this is the first panel that we thought of and weve been looking forward to it ever since. People have been writing about warfare ever since we had the book. And all our panelists write brilliantly on the topic but each brings a very different perspective. We have a slight change to our published program in their moderator will be sky montgomery from the Camden Institute of the university of missouri. Im grateful to her for stepping in on short notice so join me in welcoming sky, ishmael beah, Gregory Fontenot, Candice Millard and Whitney Terrell. [applause] thank you very much for that warm introduction. As long as human beings have been waging war, they been selling bad stories. Whether its to celebrate the heroic or merely make sense out of the chaos of combat, we can conclude something of the universality of war to the Human Experience from the fact that pl
Each brings a different perspective. We have a slight change and the moderator from the institute at the university of missouri. We are grateful please join me in welcoming to the stage [applause] thank you for that introduction. To make sense out of the chaos of combat we can conclude something of the university of the of the Human Experience and the fact before our own time continued to find places on modern military reading lists and by extension they are reflections of the societies that produce them. Speaking to the sticker c. Of experience we have a distinguished panel with us today which i would like to take the opportunity to introduce. Gregory served for over 40 years in iraq comin, europe, africa ae United States. He commanded a battalion. They taught history at west point and served as the director of the school of advanced military studies with the Training Program following his retirement in 1999 turned attention towards training and experimentation for the u. S. Army and
Plus the north Korea Nuclear threat. It could fire off the latest round of missiles as early as tomorrow. The u. S. Dropping in the meantime the largest nonnuclear bomb on afghanistan yesterday. The mother of all bombs targeting the Islamic State. The latest on the United States message of force to the rest of the world. Amid rising geo political tensions investors have pulled back. A rocky week for stars, all three major market gains down three days in the row. Markets are closed for the holiday today. Bellagio hotel up in flames, Las Vegas Strip shutting down after rooftop caught on fire. We have the latest there. The United Airlines problem, a man stung by a scorp own after it fell from an overhead ben. That claim says he will take legal action against the airline after detailing the extent of his injuries. Plus the drug crisis in america, las vegas becoming the first city in the country to have a vending machine filled with needles for addicts. And holiday could mean a big weekend
Economy. Analysts saying were already in the midst of recession and why it could get much worse. First we start off with the markets. Stocks ending slightly higher on the official anniversary of the sevenyear bull run but with the ecb on deck tomorrow, the fed meeting just one week away from today, is the fate of the bull in the hands of the Central Banks . Pete najarian, what do you say . I would say the markets are completely dependant on oil just like Jeff Gundlach said yesterday. The Central Banks say they adjust and i think well be adjusting along the way. When you look at price of oil, what really led the s p . Whether you look at the dow, it didnt do much and the s p was up ten points, and why . Energy absolutely underneath this market. Fchevron, go through the list, the refiners, whats pushing this market right now. I think jeff is right and oil is still in command of the market. 5 move on wti is half a percent move on the s p 500 and you say oil is driving this market . Well,
Veteran is still recovering from three three Bullet Wounds to the left arm. Today groggy, scheduled to go into surgery tomorrow. Right now, hes, hes lucky to be alive. Reporter the fbi in Philadelphia Police confirm theyre both actively very welling this new claim, which also alleging the four men were radicaled at a West Philadelphia mosque. Our mosque is open to the general public. If he had had had come here on occasion, thats a possibility. Were not aware of that. Weve been extremely vocal about regardless and reporter Philadelphia Police officers are taking extra precautions. Were told after this attack, officers now have to work in pairs. Reporting live here at Philadelphia Police headquarters. Greg argos. Cbs3 Eyewitness News. Thank you so much also an 18th District Police officer standing guard for officer hartnett had a scar of his own thursday at penn presbyterian medical center. He shows that officer in scuffle with a man who tried to take a gun out of his holster. He was ab