went to the fleet. ou do not have time to sit in newport for a year. but as i think more about the story of advice versus do we really care, i think they were shocked because someone did not like the advice at all. that often happens to advisors. i have been in the advice business forever. i have not been shot at, but if i knew everybody's secret thoughts -- basically, if you understand too much the people do not like, they do not like it. i think, also, that you see a push away from naval air about the time the war college goes down. that's when you get the new battleships but you do not get many more carriers. there's a period when we would have been free to buy more carriers and we didn't. i have a suspicion that -- had some to do with that. i do not think i can prove it or anybody else can. i still think, even with that, we were damn good naval air in 1941. that is how we did well in world war ii. i do not think anybody else understood these issues. period. it would be -- and the point of this was, h

these were the first truly modern ascs in china's fleet. they could fly supersonic speeds, strike targets at long range up to 240 kilometers and had great penetrating power. their proposed transfer was something of an uproar in congress. to guide the sunburst, they came equipped with russian bandstand radar systems. these advanced systems provide over the horizon targeting capability for the sunburn and can surveil targets out of range of 450 kilometers. according to the naval expert norm friedman, it bounces signals off the troposphere. it also came equipped with advanced russian defense systems which was china's first true air to air defense platform for up to its range was limited to provide protection for china's surface action groups encompassed at a distance of up to 25 kilometers. aside from the remedy the chinese the all of the own warships domestically which is a testament to increase our sufficiency in shipbuilding industry. that doesn't mean china's fleet has become totally self-sufficient and even of russian support. marc coma. f

and they have in the gray colored fleet because the coast guardt they deployed to handle all the smaller scale maritime dispute that they have. ultimately, they look it over the hump on building three aircraft carriers. they will develop over the horizon capability and eventually field is true blue water forced to operate at significant distance from their shores, and maybe even independent in the open oceans. at that point, there's the possibility of the naval clash arising between the u.s. and china because allies will be increasingly less clear to them that they can rely on u.s. security commitment because they will have a visible capability to prevent us from moving forces up to adhere to those commitment, to fulfill those commitments. >> just one quick comment. i will try and keep this brief. that's a look at the pre-world war i naval competition, there were two countries to look at. it is germany and the united states. and the u.k. but in terms of rising, those are the two and they do almost exactly the same thing the chinese are doing now.

fully -- the fleet last test fleets lacked a robust anti-warfare capability. address the threat of u.s. intervention china developed its famous anti-access strategy. the strategy is a designed to keep u.s. forces outside of contested maritime regions in time of war. thealls for the fighting western pacific into two distinct tiers. a distance of approximately 200 not a call miles. extends thatr perimeter out for a total distance of 1200 nautical miles from china's coast out to the second island chain. china's fleet is assigned different missions. in the inner tier the mission is to prevent u.s. forces from intervening in a future maritime conflict, such as one involving taiwan. tasked toleet is seize and maintain local seat control to allow for the conduct of military operations within those waters, such as would be needed to conduct an amphibious invasion of taiwan. the fleet's mission is primarily to be one of denial. at least for the moment, although that is starting to change. china is starting to develop its bluewater capability. its mission to keep the u.s

we're not going to find out how much it will cost to rebuilt the six fleet. e is telling us what our priorities are. now if i'm interested, if i like her, and i think her priority is in alignment with mine, i have the opportunity to follow her campaign and listen to her and learn more about her. and i think that's a good thing. i think that's where our politics are supposed to work. >> is it a question of getting fewer people on the stage down the road before we find out what it is going to cost to rebuilt the six fleet. >> we're not even getting the question. that's part of the issue. but bruce has used the word brand, and that's a good point to underscore. because a lot of these debates are about marketing. and sometimes facts get lost. sometimes actual -- the actual process of policy making gets lost in all of that. you can rebuild the fleet all you want, but that has to be done in concert with congress. and congress would have to take away other things to put up the money to make that happen. >> we'll break here. when we return, whether you managed to scor

in addition, to the blue angels and spectacular airshow that we see the public-facing side of fleet week, as well as the ships that come into san francisco bay. there is a whole bunch of other activities that take place as well:the city and county of san francisco is organizing with the fleet week center for humanitarian assistance in disaster relief a series of events to help us train and prepare and get better as the mayor mentioned, responding with our military partners. so fleet week brings all of the first responders, federal, state and local government disaster response agencies together with the department of defense services to develop these relationships and plans in advance. so that when we need mutual assistance, when we do have some large event here in san francisco, we know how to talk to each other already, and we have those relationships established. so just to highlight a few things that are going on outside of what you see in the air and on the bay, on monday october 5th we're having a defense support civilian authorities discussion. rehearsal of concept exercise. this i

in addition, to the blue angels and spectacular airshow that we see the public-facing side of fleet week, as well as the ships that come into san francisco bay. there is a whole bunch of other activities that take place as well:the city and county of san francisco is organizing with the fleet week center for humanitarian assistance in disaster relief a series of events to help us train and prepare and get better as the mayor mentioned, responding with our military partners. so fleet week brings all of the first responders, federal, state and local government disaster response agencies together with the department of defense services to develop these relationships and plans in advance. so that when we need mutual assistance, when we do have some large event here in san francisco, we know how to talk to each other already, and we have those relationships established. so just to highlight a few things that are going on outside of what you see in the air and on the bay, on monday october 5th we're having a defense support civilian authorities discussion. rehearsal of concept exercise. this i

if they sank the third fleet, -- the third fleet and the fifth fleet were the same ships. why should they believe the emperor? how should they know this is the emperor? i think this is rather fascinating in japanese culture. legitimate will of the direct descendents of the gods especially because no one ever , heard his voice. the topic deserves more attention. we need more bottom-up. a lot of the people are dead, dying, or gone. there has been a lot collected more over the years as the world war ii generation is dying off. i suspect there's quite a bit in japanese. the japanese people can over there and start turning it into english. it deserves more attention, but i think the japanese people, they knew. their cities are going up in flames one after the other, word gets around, even if your transportation and education systems have been fatally compromised. they had ever seen defeat. 2600 years, they never surrendered but in 2600 years they had never seen this. they saw something like it for one or 15 years during the warring states period. that was spread out over 150 ye

fiorina: whaled doing is begin rebuilding the missile fleet. i would conduct regular aggressive medical torrey exercises in the baltic states. john: which of the g.o.p. candidates is best placed to keep america safe? eleanor: jeb bush in declaring that his brother kept us safe, it never helps jeb when he en-- invokes his brother george. he plenty he kept us safe after the 9/11 attacks. but i think jeb bush does have a substantial foreign policy view. his problem is that it's filled with people who served in his father's administration and his brother's administration and it's very hard for the public to accept, i think that he's his own man. rand paul, i know pat likes him but he's probably a little bit too libertarian and dovish for the republican electorate and carly fiorina is totally crazy the way she talks about inflating the defense budget. pat: there's a clear bifurcation in the rental party and you can see it in the issue of would you tear up the deal with iran as soon as you take office. walker will do that. rubio will do that. i think

the fleet - the black sea fleet has been deploying over the last few days, led by the flag ship of the russian navy, and will have a couple of cruiser missiles and vessels. the exercise is taking place in the waters between cypress and syria. the russians warned off civilian air traffic to stay out of the area. the exercises themselves are not illegal according to the u.n.'s convention of the sea. it is suggested that it is causing concern amongst n.a.t.o. officials, saying it's taking place in an area that is highly militarized and could affect stability in the middle east. >> in france, prosecutors opened a preliminary investigation into french government accusations that the syrian government committed crimes against humanity. the syrian observatory for human rights said 30 people, including child soldiers have been killed at an i.s.i.l. training champ. they are casualties caused by the camps over syria. >> the saudi-led coalition says it seized an iranian boat carrying arms to yemen. it was topped off the armani coast. a boat was manned by 14 iranians, and had weapons, including an

in addition, to the blue angels and spectacular airshow that we see the public-facing side of fleet week, as well as the ships that come into san francisco bay. there is a whole bunch of other activities that take place as well:the city and county of san francisco is organizing with the fleet week center for humanitarian assistance in disaster relief a series of events to help us train and prepare and get better as the mayor mentioned, responding with our military partners. so fleet week brings all of the first responders, federal, state and local government disaster response agencies together with the department of defense services to develop these relationships and plans in advance. so that when we need mutual assistance, when we do have some large event here in san francisco, we know how to talk to each other already, and we have those relationships established. so just to highlight a few things that are going on outside of what you see in the air and on the bay, on monday october 5th we're having a defense support civilian authorities discussion. rehearsal of concept exercise. this i

the new fuel will be used in the fleet of diesel powered vehicles and equipment which includes streetepers, tractors and mowers. >>> oil prices kept up today, falling just to $46 a barrel. the result is the lowest labor day weekend gas prices in a decade. it's just 2:42 a gallon for the national average. -- $2.42 a gallon for the national average. we could see prices under two dollars -- under $2.00 a gallon by christmas. rises in san francisco is under 3:$30 -- $3.30 a gallon in san jose is $3.12, oakland is $3.15. the price has dropped about $.30 a gallon just over the last month. >>> if you are in the market for a street sweeper? you are in luck if you are. marin county is holding a car auction. the goal is to take the money from the sales and invest it in new fuel-efficient vehicles, saving the county thousands of dollars. among unique items, a sidewalks weeper, -- sidewalk sweeper, sedans in use by county staff. this is all about making their fleet of vehicles more green. >> [ indiscernible ] on the roof of the garage which charges the vehicles. we have added 70 hybrid and electr

fire chief wants to add private ambulances to the city's fleet. tomorrow chief gregory dean plans to ask the d.c. council to green light a plan to hire a private ambulance company for a one year trial run. under dean's plan d.c. fire and ems would still respond to all 911, but he said the city ambulance crews would be freed up for more serious calls and have time for more training and maintenance crews could keep the fleet in better shape. >>> fairfax county chief of police is standing by the officer who tased a man in the roseville mall in franconia last thursday. the man was reaching into his pocket where he had a 6-inch folding knife. the investigation showed the officer's actions were lawful and appropriate. he was pledged to have stolen sunglasses from a suntrust bank. the witness told our peggy fox he saw no reason for cansler to be tased for assaulting an officer. no, nothing, from beginning to the end nothing. >> i back up my officer. the officer is sworn by an oath to tell the truth. >> police have not named the arresting officer. >>> a pr

weitzel comes around the backside with a fleet of long boats and canoes and ladders. they scale the wall of fort phillips, and after an hour and a half while -- battled that rages on the seaside, the soldiers scaled the backside and capture the two forts. with the two forts silenced, farragut sails his fleet up the river and anchors just off new orleans. general butler marches into the city with his troops to occupy the city. weitzel says we should separate headquarters from the customhouse. he knows that city pretty well, too. he's the only one in the mission that knows new orleans. him most of the men in new orleans had left. what's left behind is the women. they're not very happy with this occupation of federal soldiers. whenever a federal soldier walked down the street, he would be insulted by the women of new orleans. some of them were so brazen, they would spit on them. they encouraged their children to do the same. this reaches pinnacle when a woman dumped her chamber pot off her balcony in the french quarter onto a federal officer -- admiral farragut. he barges

if they sank the 3rd fleet, well, the 5th fleet. they were the same ships. so why should they believe the emperor? how should they even know this is the emperor? so i think this is rather fascinating japanese culture that this was widely accepted as the legitimate of the direct descendant of the gods. this topic needs more attention, a bottom-up look at this. a lot of these people are dead or dying. there's been a lot collected over the years as the world war ii generations die off. the more we can look at this, i suspect quite a bit in japanese. the japanese people get over there and start turning some of that into english. it deserves more attention. i think the japanese people knew. their cities were going up in flames one after the other. word gets around even when your transportation and communication systems have been fatally compromised. they'd never seen defeat. 2600 years they'd never surrendered. they saw something like it for 115 years during the war in states period in the 15th and 16th century. but it was spread over 150 years and moved from sta

the first of april, the french fleet is to arrive in philadelphia. [laughter] however, have very confused notions of what the french are, with very strong prejudices, the same with this group of the french that are coming. french officers, french soldiers, if they had ever met a continental, it was on the other side of a musket barrel. and french officers in particular are members of the enlightenment. they are well. when they come over here, they expect something like a tabula rasa, a parodies a goal environment inhabited -- environment inhabited by noble savages, which is not true at all. they expect american leadership to be full of ideals, to fight for life, liberty, and all this stuff. and when they come over and say, we need 10 wagons and a couple horses tomorrow, what will the yankees tell them? it will be so much, please. complaint that money is the .od for americans is everywhere even rochambeau thinks this sometimes. the mercy of the use service. what happens in the first couple arrival of thee french forces, they are getting to know each ot

what i would do is rebuild the fleet. >> reporter: and the cool way she dealt with trump saying, yet, look at that face, would anybody vote for that. >> i think women all over this country heard clearly what mr. trump said. >> reporter: she scored by being the only can died who said they would not put a woman on the face of a $10 bill. >> i think politics is full of empty gestures and people are tired of empty gestures. >> reporter: she came out ahead just like she did the last time. she was assertive and able to communicate what she has in her mind out through her mouth with out a lot of uhms and hesitations. >> reporter: there's 10 more republican debates. the next one is late next month in colorado. there's six democratic primary debates on the horizon, too. >> will they all be three hours long? [ laughter ] >> thank you very much. mourning this morning after a 43-year-old individual died last night after being taken off life support. police say he was caught in the cross fire of a gun battle between two gangs. police release surveillance video and sketches as they work to make an

but they were looking at this again as that aerial pincers where they would be coming down on the fleet from the north as well as having it struck from the bases in this region. now, obviously, these bases were never used for that purpose. but these bases and dispersal fields pointed like a dagger at any soviet landing on hokkaido. air cover for the gaggle of soviet boats was to consist of 60 db-3 medium bombers and 56 yak-9 fighter, and utterly, utterly insufficient and vulnerable force that would have to spend much of its time defending itself and its captured socklin air fields instead of the fleet off remoi. the soviets could push additional yak-9s and il-2s into the fight, but the first of these reinforcements would not make their appearance over japan for as much as a week because they're having to do it the hard way, come via socklin and through the expansion of, like, facilities up there. so really not for as much as a week after the crisis that erupted though they would steadily gain more weight as time came along. in the meantime, the imperial air forces would be the first to

. >> what i would do immediately is begin rebuilding the sixth fleet. uld begin rebuilding the missile defense program in poland. i would conduct regular aggressive military exercises in the baltic states. i'd probably send a few thousand more troops into germany. vladimir putin would get the message. >> all right. that sounds pretty impressively detailed, right? she's got all these particular things she'd do. but as slate's mike pesca pointed out, in just those 15 seconds fiorina managed to make multiple claims that don't make a whole lot of sense. start with her first statement, what i would do immediately is begin rebuilding the sixth fleet. as stars and stripes notes, her meaning wasn't clear. the sixth fleet is less ships than a command structure for ornamenting american warships. moreover the fleet is one of the growing military commands in europe. fiorina then said she would begin rebuilding the missile defense program in poland. but while one missile defense program there was scuttled, poland is actually leading eastern european missile defense e

they don't have enough staff and the fleet they have is deteriorating. ng up, you'll hear directly from the chief about how this plan will work. >>> about an hour from now president obama and russian president vladimir putin will meet on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly, and if what we heard from them already today is any indication that meeting will be anything, but cordial. news 4's steve handelsman will be live at the u.n. what are you hearing? >> the headline up here for everybody is a new toot inplan to deal with isis and syria. even though this plan would clearly get a lot more of what russia wants to see accomplished in the middle east and what the u.s. wants to see accomplished in the middle east, president obama said he'd play ball with russia on this. president obama came to the u.n. to find help in the fight against icis that is growing and forcing a tide of refugees to flee syria. >> think of the families leaving everything they've known behind. >> reporter: but the president was outmaneuvered by russian president vladimir

iraqi government purchased the fleet of jets from the united states and more are on the way. iraq's air force has pretty much been nonexistent since now and relied heavily on u.s. air power in its fight against the militants. >>> thousands of mourners said goodbye to an lieutenant killed in the line of duty. gliniewicz was shot in the line of duty while he radioed for help to chase three men. >>> now to a legal fight playing out in kentucky that includes a clerk jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses for same-sex couples. >> lawyers for kim davis are appealing a judge's decision to throw her in jail. she had been behind bars since thursday after a judge found her in contempt of court. hundreds gathered at a rally and supported davis including her husband joe. >> i talked to her on the phone. she's in great spirits. we're joking and laughing. she said honey i'm just as comfortable as can be. >> organizers at this past weekend's rally are calling on davis backers to fast on thursday to mark her one week behind bars. >>> an ohio woman and her partner have sued a chicago

until then, the fleet of spacecraft will carry out vital scientific research. a quick reminder you can keep up to date with the news on the website. there assist on the screen, the address aljazeera.com. on the baltimore beauty hidden by history but ressor ected for the faithful. down to earth. about. >> he has no choice but to speak out on that. >> in the heart of coal country, what does it mean when the pope thinks of heaven and earth? >> thank you for joining us, i'm joie chen. before he stepped out for an historic first, a pope before a joint session of congress, the leader of the 1.2 billion catholics made clear his views on threats to the environment. in the capital hill address, pope francis pushed lawmakers harder to face up to the reality of global warming. it was not an easy conversation. for catholics convicted to activism, the pope marked a turn point for the faith. >> in the beginning god created the heaven and the earth and it was without form or void. >> to here john tell it the idea of protecting the earth began with the one who was there in the

, forbanon, pennsylvania example, a reverent wrote in march 1789 the on the first of april, the french fleet is to arrive from philadelphia. , it will beption headed over to the french, and stabbed to death. if americans, however, have confused notions of what the french are, very strong prejudices, the same is true about the french. frenchofficers, fur soldiers, if they had met a continental, it was on the other side of a muska bell -- mus ket bell. when they come over here, they expect something like a wonderful environment and habited by noble savages, which of course is not true at all. the american leadership to be full of ideals, to fight for life, liberty, and all the stuff. and of course, when they come over here what will the yankees tell them? complaint that money is the in otheramericans -- words, what happens in the first couple of months after the whenal of french forces, they are getting to know each , meeting reality and a more coherent and realistic image exists. by the way, this is not just getting to know each other, confined to humans. understanddid not french commands. [l

. >> what i would do immediately is begin rebuilding the six fleets, i would begin rebuilding the missile program in poland. i would conduct regular military exercises in the baltic states. vladimir putin would get the message. >> you've written that carly fiorina has to speak in this level of detail, whereas maybe a man would not. why do you say that? >> well, because the american public is used to men being president, and they assume most people who put themselves out there generally are familiar with the military, they understand how things run. they have their doubts with women about that. so fiorina's decision to go up there and be very, very specific about what she would do, and in fact, be very specific about elements of the military and how big it needed to be and talk about the sixth fleet, it was all designed to reassure people that she, as a woman, could be an effective commander in chief, and i think it was very effective. >> what about trump, james in our colleagues here very critical of him on foreign policy on a level of detail, but is there something effective about that q

today, hungarian officials announced the fleet of buss that brought migrants to the border would note provided again, which triggered another mass exodus, following in the footsteps of those thousands who marched toward the austrian border yesterday. the target destination for most of these people is munich, germany, where migrants today arrived to applause and more help, but many more migrants have just arrived in hungary. until that country comes up with a system that works, their future is far from certain. like hungary, austria is considered a transit country, jim. migrants don't really want to stay here but they have to get through here in order to get to germany. and in light of the crisis, germany has decided to relax its rules on asylum seekers. >> axelrod: charlie d'agata reporting from vienna tonight. charlie, thank you. how to handle the flood of migrants dominated the meeting of european unions foreign ministers in luxembourg today. here's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: hungary's foreign minister facing backlash for his country's handling of refugees was critical of the

in addition, to the blue angels and spectacular airshow that we see the public-facing side of fleet week, as well as the ships that come into san francisco bay. there is a whole bunch of other activities that take place as well:the city and county of san francisco is organizing with the fleet week center for humanitarian assistance in disaster relief a series of events to help us train and prepare and get better as the mayor mentioned, responding with our military partners. so fleet week brings all of the first responders, federal, state and local government disaster response agencies together with the department of defense services to develop these relationships and plans in advance. so that when we need mutual assistance, when we do have some large event here in san francisco, we know how to talk to each other already, and we have those relationships established. so just to highlight a few things that are going on outside of what you see in the air and on the bay, on monday october 5th we're having a defense support civilian authorities discussion. rehearsal of concept exercise. this i

in addition, to the blue angels and spectacular airshow that we see the public-facing side of fleet weekas well as the ships that come into san francisco bay. there is a whole bunch of other activities that take place as well:the city and county of san francisco is organizing with the fleet week center for humanitarian assistance in disaster relief a series of events to help us train and prepare and get better as the mayor mentioned, responding with our military partners. so fleet week brings all of the first responders, federal, state and local government disaster response agencies together with the department of defense services to develop these relationships and plans in advance. so that when we need mutual assistance, when we do have some large event here in san francisco, we know how to talk to each other already, and we have those relationships established. so just to highlight a few things that are going on outside of what you see in the air and on the bay, on monday october 5th we're having a defense support civilian authorities discussion. rehearsal of concept exercise. this is

new trains will be added to the fleet starting in 2017. >>> coming up, we told you about victims throughout the state. what scammers are doing to make matters even worse. >>> a look at weather and traffic together. it's rather early. the first morning i really felt fall in the air. >> yes, so much cooler, especially when you consider how hot it was last week and even yesterday. much cooler weather in the forecast. i think you'll like what i have to say as we take a look at the san bruno mountain towards san francisco. we have low clouds this morning and even mist and drizzle starting out in spots and we will have a chance of rain in the forecast today. expecting some light rain, it will be really not a lot to measure. but it will at least have some humidity moisture through the air and give oslittus a little relief from the dry conditions we had. starting out at 58 degrees in napa, livermore 64 degrees in san jose and now at 60 degrees our winds have shifted direction. yesterday we had the smoke and the ash coming down from the wildfires from the north. today our winds have shifted to the s

in addition, to the blue angels and spectacular airshow that we see the public-facing side of fleet week the ships that come into san francisco bay. there is a whole bunch of other activities that take place as well:the city and county of san francisco is organizing with the fleet week center for humanitarian assistance in disaster relief a series of events to help us train and prepare and get better as the mayor mentioned, responding with our military partners. so fleet week brings all of the first responders, federal, state and local government disaster response agencies together with the department of defense services to develop these relationships and plans in advance. so that when we need mutual assistance, when we do have some large event here in san francisco, we know how to talk to each other already, and we have those relationships established. so just to highlight a few things that are going on outside of what you see in the air and on the bay, on monday october 5th we're having a defense support civilian authorities discussion. rehearsal of concept exercise. this is taking pla

until then, the fleet of spacecraft will carry out vital scientific research. a quick reminder you can keep up to date with the news on the website. there assist on the screen, the address aljazeera.com. on the baltimore beauty hidden by history but ressor ected for the faithful. down to earth. about. >> he has no choice but to speak out on that. >> in the heart of coal country, what does it mean when the pope

cove police-- the fleet >> phillipe :a racial wound in san francisco's portola neighborhood -- that will clearly take some time to heal. >> : its not okay for anyone to write hate messages anywhere." >> phillipe :let alone "no more chinese," as 62-year-old john schenone is accused of spray paining in at least six different locations. on tuesday, he was arrested and booked on five counts of felony hate crime and five counts of felony vandalism. at a rally in palega park -- people are still upset. >> : you do this to the chinese you can do this to everyone. you know that is very unfair for us. its scaring us." >> phillipe :police officers also attended the rally, as did supervisor david campos. >> : and, in san francisco, an attack against one of us is an attack against all of us." >> phillipe :earlier in the day, the san francisco democratic party and asian pacific democratic club held a similar gathering. >> : it sent a chill down many people's mind." >> phillipe :the message clear -- hate speech will not be tolerated. >> : it has no place in our city." >> : being here today, we want to

freed up for more serious calls, they'd have more time for training and maintenance crews could keep the fleet already out there in better shape. dean had a similar private ambulance arrangement out in seattle when he was fire chief out there. >>> a 22-year-old germantown man was denied bond today after police say he intentionally hit and killed another man with his car and drove away. 21-year-old william dean mcdaniel was killed friday in that hit and run on sweet spire drive in clarkbsurg. ryan salandy is charged with first degree murder. the two men argued after a business transaction and salandy got in his car and ran over mcdaniel. salandy drove to his germantown home where his mother called police. police say salandy confessed to the murder during questioning, but the defense questions why detectives held salandy until 4 a.m. to get that confession. >> when you first heard about the charges, what was the reaction? >> obviously shock, you know. anything like this is obviously disturbing. >> salandy's attorney maintains his innocence. >>> coming up a major announcement that changes just ab

only expanding their presence in a particular sector that they compete in, but they are expanding the fleet of services that they can offer. so when they go to customers, they can say, whatever it is you need, whatever it is you need picked up from point a to point b delivered via whatever mode, we have a way of accomplishing that for you. >> reporter: the president of the consulting group, a transportation consulting firm, agreed. he expects to see more acquisition as companies expand in search of more efficiency. for that reason, he thinks future potential takeover targets could include universal truck road services. two stocks that also popped on today's m & a news. for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan. >>> and now to another pillar of the economy. housing. average long-term u.s. mortgage rates inched up this week. freddie mac says the rate on a 30-year fix rate is now 3.9%. >>> mortgage rates are watched closely by people looking to buy or refinance a house but a growing number could careless because a big change is taking place, one where many people don't dream of buying

. >> let's begin with the fleeting memory of rg3. listen, guys, i was in the building four years ago when griffin electrified the bayou with this new zone. two touchdowns, ran for 42 more. they shocked the world, wow. talk about memories fading away. >>> finally here's a throwback of kirk cousins, the guy taking his place at michigan state. this is where he earned the nickname never say die kirk or comeback kirk. remember this hail mary against wisconsin his senior year, skins fans hoping it's a harbinger of things to come. so there you go. throwback thursday for you. >> detroit right you're from? >> what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. ♪ the artificial heart, this ielectric guitarsdoers, and rockets to the moon. it's the s

major roads, but also fortification, the and kidman's of each regiment, and the placement of the french fleet to protect the harbor. it would have been occupied by british forces from december 1776 through october 1779. many of the tod's inhabitants fled during the first deportation of troops. those who remained were obliged to compete with their occupiers for supplies and shelter. in 1778, there was a collaboration on an attempt to retake newport. this operation is reflected on the map. you will all have a chance to come up and take a closer look. the cartographer notes the defense destroyed by sullivan and the carcasses of ships sunk by the british when they learned of the approach. after the arrival of henry clinton, the troops in newport were sent to the southern colonies. by october 1779, the army was preparing to depart newport. the presence of the british army devastated the town. when the french arrived in 1780, the town people were wary of their new occupiers. in his narrative describing the french campaign, an original member of the society -- we have a portrait miniature of him in

here is the fleet with adele. hazy skies for bruce. and mark and janine demartin. hey, mike, mike, mike, what day is it? sending a picture of a camel for hump day. i like that. >> your camel will need lots of water today. so will your other four-legged friends. hazy sun in the city and 87, and winds are variable at 3. predominant wind we are watching is a southwest wind. the readings in the 80s. and dew points in the mid to upper 60s. so when you do the math, it feels a lot warmer than it did yesterday. dew points are up. the real feel in the city right now is 89 degrees. and we are shooting for 90 for a high. 10 degrees above normal. not a record, but still oppressive. with that humidity. sunsets at 7:27. and speaking of, v forecast, still a 7 -- u.v. forecast still a seven. it is still a summer. and maybe the first afternoon after schools, kids get out and play a little bit, you use the sun screen. in and out of the pool, make sure you reapply it. another sign of the summer season, the high pollen count. pollen report today and forecast over the next few days sta

they were more about using florida for protection for the treasure fleets heading to spain. so the documents tell about thousand florida was governed, what rules were established, all the most mundane things. between 1763 and 1764, all the spanish inhabitants of st. augustine left. they moved down to cuba. during the 20 years that the british were here, they established various plantation. butt ram came through town and came through st. augustine and through florida on st. john's and he describes many of the plantations, the type of crops that were grown, the plants that were growing, and towards the -- while the revolutionary war was going on, st. augustine was also home to many of the loyalists who were fleeing the revolutionary war in the south. during that period of time, the town sparneded as more and more loyal -- expanded as more and more loyalists escaped the war up in the carolinas and georgia. then in 17 -- in 1776, after the signing of the treaty of paris, the british lock, stock, and barrel moved out. many of the loyalists went to -- possibly went to various carib

the words really are. effect,re saying, in that it is an illustration of fleet? house so? student: everything that they are doing has no leave except for in relation to the idea of a blood feud, that they would be no blood shed in this case? prof. anderson: who is your "they?" student: the confederacy as a whole, the events that are occurring within southern culture. prof. anderson: everything is in doubt. every institution you held sacred, every believe you had sigurd, the future of the nation, the on you thought you had with your fellow rights -- all of it -- all of these are family troubles. student: the chivalrous husband. who apparently is not doubting? student: the slaves. prof. anderson: it would appear, but what are they not doubting? they are not doubting that things are not going to get worse. prof. anderson: they have a belief in something. what that is, she can't quite figure out because the words -- they have believe. student: it sounds religious. prof. anderson: it is very religious. what do you mean? student: they have a belief in like a higher power, which i