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ferguson missouri. right now the national guard has been deployed. a grand jury may start hearing evidence within 48 hours about the moment a police officer killed a young man named michael brown. the late ets developments starting with steve osunsami who has been there every night for us and has the latest at this moment. reporter: let s never forget that at the heart of the unrest in ferguson, missouri is what happened between these two people. a young white police officer recognized for his excellent service and a young black man about to start college. tonight the militaryized police state that seems so unamerican to so many is returning to this city. the missouri national guard rolling in today. today president obama saying he hopes the troops don t make things worse. i ll be watching to assess whether in fact it s helping rather than hindering progress in ferguson. reporter: this after flash grenades and the smell of tear gas and sounds of screams filling the nigh
will you defense news welcome to defense news t. i m vago muradian. the auauthor of a new book on hw the predator aircraft changed warfare forever. the service continues to develop new combat vehicicles. the biggest long-range program is the future fighting vehicle. it would replace the army s vast fleet of bradley fighting vehicles, including an armored vehicle. we met witthe program executive officer for armored vehicles, including the m1 tank and the and 113 person of character and the m113 personnel characr. a any ruest or future proposal is a n number of years away baseded on overall affordability. i think the real i intent here s we go into this next phase of the future finding vehicle is to take the years that we have and ththe resources cononstraint to understand the details of whahat the army is looking for in a futurere fighting vehicle. we will be lookingt science and technology. re is some ongoing times science technology going on. we wilill look at so
russian-japanese war, the first great war of the 20th century. roosevelt invited envoys on both sides and he took them to portsmouth, actually in maine budgets across from the portsmouth naval facility, pretty secluded, and there they hammered out a peace treaty. george mitchell in northern ireland is an example. the soviets, but really in the whole history of the world there s just a whole lot of examples where two warring parties are brought together and compelled to make peace. my favorite example is in the 15th century when pope alexander the vi or solenoid that decided to resolve the dispute between the spanish and portuguese, so he divided the world between the two of them. the spanish were going to get the new world, and there was a line on the globe so north and south america, spain, and africa were all going to portugal. but the pope didn t know that brazil stuck at a little over the line. that s why they speak portuguese today because they didn t, it became a portug
that really needs to be discussed. and this would be a good place to to discuss it. joseph shapiro is lieutenant colonel in the us air force. he s got a ph.d. in philosophy from the university of oxford. his areas of expertise are everything from war theory military ethics especially the ethics of remote and autonomous weapons. he s a senior pilot with more than 1400 pilot and instructor pilot hours and many flown in of major u.s. combat humanitarian operations. he currently serves on the air force staff, so staffs, artificial intelligence, cross functional team. but, you know, the more we see u.s. military involved in other parts of the world, the more we see the use of drones and other remote weapons. and so now a good time to discuss whether that is moral or. so please join me in welcoming joseph chapter. thank you, tony, for the kind introduction. thank you for being here. this is really a privilege. i would be lying if i told you that i expected someday to write a book a