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Systemic problems?Gilday promised the committee that if he is confirmed he will take a "deeper look" at the SEAL community. Some military officials question if these incidents, such as Gallagher's case, are happening because of the pressures special operations forces have been under for the last nearly two decades with constant deployments on the most dangerous missions.But many, like David Lapan, a retired Marine colonel, reject that notion."Yes, they are being asked to go out and kill as part of their jobs but they are supposed to be able to do it with discipline and do it in ways that don't allow them to lose their bearing and lose their discipline," Lapan said.Whether it is a systemic problem or not, the community appears to be taking the misconduct seriously. "These ethical breaches effect the entire command and effect the credibility of our entire force," said US Special Operations Command Chief Master Sergeant Greg Smith.There are also growing concerns in the Marine Corps of troops adhering to ethics and cultural standards. Recently 18 Marines and one sailor were arrested at Camp Pendleton, California, over allegations on human smuggling.General David Berger, the new Marine Corps. commandant, said he was "troubled by the extent to which drug abuse is a characteristic of new recruits and the fact that the vast majority of recruits require drug waivers for enlistment." He also said over the last ten years more than 25,000 Marines were dismissed from the service for misconduct, and drug and alcohol offenses. 1537

State records show more than 10,000 sexual harassment offenses, as defined by California education code that resulted in suspension, expulsion or disciplinary diversion. 174

Stockton residents, who have elected Republican mayors for 16 out of the last 22 years, were skeptical, worried about encouraging people not to work. Tubbs said he calmed their fears by noting the money came from private donations, not taxpayer dollars. 253

The ads come as Facebook announced last week it was suspending Cambridge Analytica's account?over concerns the firm violated the social media site's policies. It followed reports from The New York Times and UK's The Observer newspaper (the Sunday edition of The Guardian) that Cambridge Analytica allegedly harvested the personal information of more than 50 million users.Now Cambridge Analytica, which worked for Donald Trump's presidential campaign, is being accused of using that data in strategies for the US 2016 election.Cambridge Analytica has repeatedly denied that the firm used any of Facebook's data in the work it did for Trump's campaign. The company also said it deleted the data when Facebook alerted them in 2015 that it had been improperly shared.Facebook said the data in question was properly gathered a few years ago by psychology professor Aleksandr Kogan, who said he was using it for academic purposes.But then the information was later transferred to third parties, including Cambridge Analytica. The transfer violated Facebook policies. 1071

that the country had begun rebuilding a portion of a facility previously used to test long-range missile engines, raising questions about the future of US-North Korea negotiations.Speaking Wednesday, Trump said it was "too early to see" whether Kim had restarted the country's missile testing program but added that he would be "very disappointed" if that turned out to be the case.The-CNN-Wire? & ? 2019 Cable News Network, Inc., a Time Warner Company. All rights reserved. 478

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