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March is critical, that is what north korea would attack, the ground would be frozen, great for tanks and the south koreans havent flooded their fields yet so this is a good time for north korea to attack the problem is i dont think donald trump got a commitment to end their winter training cycle. >> that would be the key to find out, if they are going to stop their training cycle. listen to what tom cotton had to say. listen to him. >> we just had the biggest exercise each year in the spring, p...

You have company commanders, submariner, special operators and all aspects of the military continue to do in a job as well as weve always done it and the military is behind it and we will continue regardless of what happens. >> what would you say to our president personally about why you are not a burden to our military and this nation? >> i would say that ive done at least 11 deployments and ive never missed out on a training cycle, im ready to do the job. let me on do my job and lets get pack ...

Dogs for the blind is a ten-week cycle to train them from when they come here from the puppy-raising home to when theyre finished with training and are ready to go in and be paired with a blind person. >> the school has about 300 dogs on campus at any given time, including the puppies. out of each class of trainees, only half will graduate and be paired with a blind person. the rest will be placed in homes as pets or find other careers. >> a really successful guide dog has a strong temperament, ...

Graduation week, holy crap, im going to make it. >> and he did, but the training didnt end at graduation. then it was off to parachute school and even more advanced predeployment courses. >> you survive field training, you become a navy s.e.a.l. officially. what was your first job? >> my first job, i was assigned to a platoon, bravo platoon. s.e.a.l. team 2. we went to the range, and we were shooting navy qualifications. i was a pretty good shot. i did so well my boss said this guy is a good sho...

Predeployment courses. you survived seal training. you become a navy seal, officially. >> mm-hmm. >> what was your first job? >> my first job, i was assigned to a platoon, bravo platoon, seal team 2. we went to the range, and we were shooting navy qualifications. and i was a pretty good shot. and i did so well, my boss said, "well, this new guys a good shooter. lets send him to sniper school." so, during that first -- they called it a work-up, which is the training cycle a platoon does before it...

The way weve been handling it is through policy. supervision and training. those are the three where we have success. and through change in policy as far as when we can shoot and when we cant shoot, through training, we added a training cycle for all of our officers, and supervision, ensuring that the policies are being followed through on, weve been able to have significant success reducing our shootings. it doesnt fix what happened here today. and at the end of the day, its always going to be ...

>> thats a great question, craig, and if someone can tell me, ill take it in. but the way weve been handling it is through policy, supervision, and training, right? those seem to be the three biggies in policing, where we have success. and through policy, change in policy, as far as when we can shoot and when we cant shoot, through training, we added a training cycle for all of our officers more than four years ago when i got here. and supervision and ensuring that those policies are being follo...

Work. you would think that that fire would have been put out long before it did. it burned for quite some time but fortunately everybody got off safely. >> les, i assume you have not been in a situation like this or i dont even know if you simulate this kind of thing in training, but how much smoke in a situation like this would actually get into the main cabin? >> thats a great question. we do, anderson, simulate this on every recurrent training cycle that we go through. this is -- this is, lik...

California. >> sit. oh, good job. nice boy. >> todd jurik is a supervising trainer at guide dogs for the blind where hes worked for more than 20 years. >> the training here at guide dogs for the blind is a ten-week cycle to train them from when they come here from the puppy-raising home to when theyre finished with training and are ready to be paired with a blind person. >> the school has about 300 dogs on campus at any given time, including the puppies. out of each class of trainees, only half ...

Blind where hes worked for more than 20 years. >> the training here at guide dogs for the blind is a ten-week cycle to train them from when they come here from the puppy-raising home to when theyre finished with training and are ready to be paired with a blind person. >> the school has about 300 dogs on campus at any given time, including the puppies. out of each class of trainees, only half will graduate and be paired with a blind person. the rest will be placed in homes as pets or find other c...