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>> we will go back to the trial on the next witnesses on the stand. lets take a listen. >> how long with the seminole county sheriffs office. >> a total of eight years. >> how long in examination. >> just under ten years. >> what do you do as a print examiner. >> i exam latent print to known standard and issue reports with my findings. >> if you could summarize, please, the training education that you had to prepare you for your duties as a latent printing examiner. >> i have a business degree. ...

>> and their international partners did a good job of keeping the brand voice and hiring good employees. >> we did put a lot of resources behind training programs, style guides, the proper way to run a class from start to finish. its nice to see thats working. >> and some of the things we didnt anticipate, banks and customs, thats where we got held up. >> shipping supplies and certain things we werent accustomed to doing turned out to be more problematic than something so simple. >> while doing ...

Others. i call it the law of unintended consequences. if you look at what happened from the mid 70s up until today, college enrollments going up, college get goes up with it and now were north of a trillion dollars. we have a skills gap. millions of jobs available that people dont seem to want. its easy to get fooled. its not a problem of a lack of training. there are training programs everywhere. theyre not filled. were not telling kids from the beginning that this whole category of jobs are wo...

These plots that were, apparently, broken up? >> reporter: well, thanks, jenna, good morning. as we just heard from the head of the national security agency, keith alexander, he believes these controversial programs have provided leads that have helped disrupt what he said were 50 potential terrorist events, and more specifically 90% of those cases are linked to the collection of foreign internet communications and not the collection of phone records of american citizens. >> these programs are l...

I believe we have achieved this security and relative safety in a way that does not compromise the privacy and civil liberty of our citizens. we would like to make three fundamental points. first, these programs are critical to the intelligence communitys ability to protect our nation and our allies security. they assist the intelligence community efforts to connect the dots. second, these programs are limited, focused and subject to rigorous oversight. they have distinct purposes and oversight ...

Part its not effectively impated in the military. they need to understand. i appreciate they are having these training programs now. it is wonderful and addresses a small percentage of crimes but the majority of these crimes are being done by serial predators and you cannot educate and train away this issue. you need to prosecute. that is why gillibrands gill is so important. the only one that allows for the adjudication of these crimes taken out of the chain of command and lead to higher prosec...

Senate hearing that took place just yesterday? >> despite a senate hearing, despite years of developing training programs and prevention programs, and a lot of money for this program and this problem, the military has not effectively addressed it. so that is why so many of us feel that weve got to do things differently and its important to note that we have countries like the uk, canada, new zealand, australia, and israel. all who have taken out of chain of command, criminal acts. and there shou...

Latest case is alleged to have occurred, is three times larger than my hometown. youre going to find all sorts of people and crime being committed. i think its wrong to think about and the idea youre going to change anybodys human behavior simply through training programs is misdirected. many lawmakers on the hill are saying you have to address the specific culture and those parts of the military justice system which leads some of these attackers to believe that theyll be able to get away with i...

But it takes money and commitment to create training programs and competitive settings or injured vets like scott palomino who lost a foot to an ied and is here for one reason. >> i want to show myself and others that nothing can stop me. nothing can stop me. >> reporter: as i said, in about an hour the opening ceremonies and then tomorrow a full schedule of events in seven adaptive sports with prince harry very interested spectator to be sure. alex? >> i think thats pretty exciting hes there. w...

And cut redundant employment and training programs, jenna? jenna: interesting the timing of this coming out of a recession. we know so many families are in need because of what is happening with the economy, mike. what are those on the other side saying about this type of reform? >> reporter: the chair of congressional black caucus says this will hurt kids noting most of the recipients of this program are children. >> if you cut snap by 30%, that means 30% more of the people on snap now will fin...