. >> an american wearing a navy uniform. > we're the ones that take care of the wounded warriors, the retired veterans and we are on the battlefield also. > wingate lives in leesburg, but stationed in bethesda. it was her one year anniversary of the joining the military. >> i enjoy serving in the military. i enjoy freedom. i enjoy knowing that i can go to bed at night and feel safe. >> appreciation and pride she is passing on to her children. >> my nine-year-old tells her teacher, i think everyone in her school probably knows right now, her mom is in the military. >> she's the best mom in the whole wide world. >> being a u.s. citizen helps her to be that to her daughters every day. brittany morehouse, 9news now. >> wingate has an identical twin sister who is serving in the military and she's stationed in norfolk, virginia. good for them. >> the big question tonight is going to be the weather. i was saying it looked like, it felt like whiteout conditions, but with rain. so you see the damage out there and you go wow. >> we could see similar conditions tonight, but not in the immediate

. >> in my navy uniform. tavis: what happens when you did that? >> i nailed my foot and the officer grabbed it and said, "your 15 minutes of fame has come to an end." they took me to a hospital and then they took me back to the courthouse. the judge said, "disturbing the peace. $100. here you go." i am supposed to leave. i am leading. next thing you know, "we in this room." i am not waiting anywhere. i am leading. my school was caved in -- my skull was caved in by one of the police officers. when i came to, i was in a mental hospital and they would not release me. i guess the prosecutor said, "this nigger is crazy." so they kept me for a week and they would not release me. i had to find someone who could come get me. when i got out of prison, they had put me in a homeless shelter because i could not leave the state. i was originally from indiana. i started doing my own investigation. i came across some other things that i needed. i applied to those things. i applied my military training. that is why i feel that i am an example for young blacks her

. >> an american wearing a navy uniform. >> i'm a corps man.e take care of the wounded warriors, the retired veterans. we're out there on the battlefield also. >> wingate lives in leesburg but is stationed in bethesda. last year, it was her one-year anniversary of joining the military. >> i enjoy serving in the military. i enjoy freedom. i enjoy knowing that i can go to bed at night and feel safe. >> appreciation and pride. she's passing on to her children. >> my 9-year-old, i think everyone in her school knows mommy is in the navy. >> she's the best mother in the whole wide world. >> wingate believes being a u.s. citizen hopes her to be that to her daughter every day. brittany morehouse, 9news now. >>> congratulations. wingate has an identical twin sister who is also serving in the military. she's also a u.s. citizen stationed in norfolk, virginia. what a great story. >> absolutely. proud to be an american with them. they make us all proud. 6:15. we say good morning to howard bernstein on this day after a nice shortened work week for a lot of

navy store. i buy a naval officer's uniform.ould take the bus to the sub-base in point loma. >> talked your way on to the base? >> i don't need i.d. nobody is going to question me with five rose of ribbons and a s.e.a.l. crest on his shield. >> posing as a s.e.a.l. >> talking to real life s.e.a.l.s. >> but he didn't spend time swapping war stories. instead, he says, he convinced civilian investors to go in on a phony business supposedly cleaning ships' hulls. and he ran his scam from the base officers' quarters. >> $10,000 minimum investment required. and most people that invest money, all 26 of them, invest in cash. >> so you wound up with over $100,000? >> closer to 250, yeah. >> in six months? >> in three weeks. >> you're good. >> i told you that before. >> it sounds unbelievable. but the feds confirm it. and for someone this good, it was almost too easy to steal the identity of an old high school chum in seattle. >> i go to the funeral home. again, i'm in my uniform. i say, i'm so and so and looking up the death of my friend

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navy under the policy. it happened back in 2007. >> it is very hard to think of. the men and women who are not with us, it would be the fulfillment of my life to earn the uniform of an officer. >> that was joe toubro show you heard from. he is now hoping to become a beret corps officer -- become a marine corps officer. what can we expect? elizabeth home and joining us live for more on that. >> thanks for being here this morning. >> glad to join you. >> is this position going to be immediate, gradual? and will people be allowed to come back into the military if they were either rejected or opted out? say that the last question is the least clear about who will be able to be readmitted if they were seeking to join. in 60 days for the first time we have an actual date for the end of the policy and the law that discriminated. that's a great thing for gay and lesbian service members. so we know onto territory for certification of the president signed last week will go into effect. what that means for servicemembers, i'd say it has been a gradual transition already. the reason is this has been changing for some time. right now even the ninth circuit has issued a restri

navy? air force? marines. and we've got some coast guard. after all that you do for our country every day, we want to give you guys a chance to get out of the uniform to reflect on the meaning of america. in many ways i think that that small band of patriots who signed their names to the declaration of independence and risked their lives for freedom might be surprised to see their legacy all these years later. a nation that's led revolutions in commerce, that sent a man to the moon, that lifted up the poor, that cured the sick, a nation that fought for democracy and served as a beacon of hope around the world but all this could only happen because of our founder's central faith that through democracy and individual rights ordinary people have it within their means to forge a nation that's more just and more equal and more free. and all of you are heirs to that legacy. you represent the latest in a long line of heroes who have served our country with honor and have made incredible sacrifices to protect the freedoms that we all enjoy. and i've got some of those heroes here with us today. like army sergeant first class justin gang, where's justin righ

as the navy and other branches prepare for the repeal of the 1993 law, hours upon hours have been presented to men and women in uniform. such instruction has included warning that fail wrur to embrace alternative lifestyles would result in penalties for service members. what will happen to chaplains who decline to efficient over same sex ceremonies? the directive states that chaplains may perform same sex civil marriage ceremonies, but i fear that chap mains who refuse to may find themselves under attack and their careers threatened. madam speaker, we must ensure the religious liberty of all military members, particularly that of chaplains. in my family, i've had a military chaplain who served approximately more than four decades, so this is particularly important to me personally. but regardless of how someone feels about the repeal of the policy known as don't ask, don't tell, i think we can adepree that instructing military chaplains that they can perform same-sex marriages goes beyond the instruction to repeal that law. in fact, it's not just an overreach but a direct assault on the defense of marriage act. it sho

navy career. thank you again for the opportunity to appear before you today and the ongoing support it you and the hard-working committee staff continue to provide to our men and women serving in uniform. i look forward to your questions. thank you connoisseur. >> thank you, admiral. >> chairman levin, senator mccain, others said the armed service committee, cheney met for the opportunity to appear before you today. before i get started, and like to introduce my family. first a day to start out with my wife, linda who has been by my side for my entire 35 year career. she has dedicated herself to soldiers and families, leading family readiness groups, brigade division and corps level, volunteering, leading to ensure our soldiers and families are taken care of. most importantly, i believe she served as role model for our junk passes throughout the military. over the last three or she is dedicated herself to champion in providing pet therapy 200 soldiers in taking this on is a great opportunity that helps them to move forward with their life. she is done all this will be and another 33 children and three grandchildren can i couldn't do without her. she's been by my side the whole time an