because they don't have big armies, big navies, big airan't compete with us. so they are attacking from an assymetrical standpoint and they're trying to destroy thet in the world. the first thing they do is to eliminate a border, for example, between iraq and syria. >> stephen: the top two republicans and the top twohem think that going into iraq was the right choice to make. do you have any reflection on the decision to go into iraq? do you still think itt thing to do 12 years later? >> i think when the president were-- the iraqi government had opposed something like 15 or 16 u.s.they were reprossive. they had used chemical weapons on their neighbors, the iranians. they used chemical weapons on their own population, theere was a lot of evidence that they-- they already used chemical weapons. and it seems to me the president given the facts he had from theommunity made the right decision. in retrospect, they didn't find large cashes-- caches of chemical or biological weapons. although thedid say they had the facilities still there, the people were still there,

because they don't have big armies, big navies, big air forces which they can't compete with us. so they are attacking from an assymetrical standpoint and they're trying to destroy the nation state concept in the world. the first thing they do is to eliminate a border, for example, between iraq and syria. >> stephen: the top two republicans and the top two democrats, none of them think that going into iraq was the right choice to make. do you have any reflection on the decision to go into iraq? do you still think it was the right thing to do 12 years later? made the decision, there were-- the iraqi government had opposed something like 15 or 16 u.s. resolutions. they were reprossive. they had used chemical weapons iranians. they used chemical weapons on their own population, the kurds. and there was a lot of evidence that they-- they already used chemical weapons. and it seems to me the president intelligence community made the right decision. in retrospect, they didn't find large cashes-- caches of chemical or biological weapons. although the u.n. inspector did say they had the

. -- he has a big navy there. let's talk about emerging markets.ked about the commodity stabilization and the credit market impact. we need to see the cathartic moment coming through. as you look into 2016, does -- the em story look further and further away? >> i think so. the reason is that the emerng highlyhas become leveraged. they took advantage of low interest rates we had in the last five years. and all of a sudden a large number of them are going through a downward cycle. of capital will be rising substantially. which means the profitability will remain under sustained pressure for some time here to come. that means if you're going to be involved in emerging markets you need to focus on inward looking companies which are much more insulated, much more servicing the domestic consumer base where they can protect their margins and protect their volumes. all across the market it is very difficult because we have seen a large number of the emerging market currencies have fallen dramatically. the terms of trade have been declining. forave not reac

big navy advocates insisted this is a terrible mistake though most americans viewed it in practical terms. the few score ships we had were all we needed for the limited jobs they were assigned. why build and maintain an ex pensive battle ship fleet they asked when there was no clear mission for them to perform. and having a big fleet could actually get us into trouble. if trouble came, we would do what we always had and build up a navy for the emergency. the moment when all of this changed and it did change came at the end of the 19th century and there were three reasons for this. first the old ships we see here were simply wearing out. it was evident they would soon have to be replaced and it was only logical if they had to be replaced they should be replaced by the newer technology ships. that in itself didn't constitute a change in policy. a second reason, and really a more important one, actually had little to do with the navy at all. american attention in the 30 years after the end of the civil war had been focused inward on the south where reconstruction issues dominated national po

san diego a very big navy town. congressman darrell eisele.thern san diego. congressmen, correct me if i am wrong. >> we have not received any confirmation. my district does run from the large veteran facility in la jolla. all the way to orange county. a navy and marine town. over 50,000 marines. it is a bit military town. it is a big concern, obviously, if they are not able to maintain security. whether this is an actual shooting or not, a real question of what does it take to make the site secure. >> also you are familiar with the washington naval yard. of course on the border with maryland. a shooter or former worker got onto the facility. there are these types of scares. do you know about the screening process? do you know what type of security measures are taken? >> these facilities are not made that comment or type facilities. almost throughout san diego. they are not checked for firearms. we rely on, if you will, armed security. again, tugh, this is a rare occurrence in a city of 2 million people. >> one thing, though, congressman, the

comparisons, i think governor haley was setting up the more interesting debate, we had a strong enough navy, a big enough army? i think there you can have quite a conversation. >> the president in the last part of his speech call for better politics. what did you think of that pitch? is there any chance that message makes a difference? >> that was going to be my answer to your question about which part of the speech struck me the most. it was a real interesting pivot he made at the end of the speech of what a lot of folks expected. he talked a lot about his legacy in what he has done in the past seven years. really laying the groundwork for what a democratic presidential candidate might run on, and what a democratic congressional candidate might run on. that is the end, he pivots to the conversation that sounds more like vintage 2008 obama, or maybe 2004 dnc convention speech. i was very struck by that contrast. one of the things i thought was interesting about that was the way he acknowledged one of the biggest criticisms that has been levied against him which is the the that he has not fixed way

we're not going to be attacked by big armies, navys and airports because we don't have them. >> is there warfare? do you fore see that time? >> i think that eisenhower once said the plan is nothing. planning is everything. and the point being that any plan is gone by first contact with the enemy because the enemy is the brain. what we're dealing with today is an attack you can't defend against and they know that. >> good to see you. >> good to see how do robots work? it takes all kinds of jobs. and the best place to find the job that's right for you ♪ is on the world's number-one job site. indeed. how the world works. whfight back fastts tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums thcompetition, it's protecting buscustomer trust.not every day you read headlines about governments and businesses being hacked, emails compromised, and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime, and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to invest

we're not going to be attacked by big armies, navys and airports because we don't have them. >> is thereion warfare? do you fore see that time? >> i think that eisenhower once said the plan is nothing. planning is everything. and the point being that any plan is gone by first contact with the enemy because the enemy is the brain. what we're dealing with today is an attack you can't defend against and they know that. >> good to see you. >> good to see you, sean. >> when we come back, a very important question of the day straight ahead. my li'l buddy? and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital but i wondered if this was the right treatment for me. then my doctor told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots, but eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. knowing eliquis had both... turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding

on the military watch some big changes when it comes to titles in the navy. the navy times is reporting the military branch is now reviewing "man" - like "fireman" and "seaman." the paper says it could bring changes to nearly two dozen specialties. the move comes as a directive from the pentagon - as it works to move more women into combat and into the navy seals. other branches of the military have been instructed to follow suit. later today -- the u-s-n-s kanawha finally leaves naval station norfolk. the ship was scheduled to pull out on wednesday morning -- but due to some weather restrictions it was pushed back until this morning. the navy )s fleet replenishment oiler will be out to sea for a 6- month deployment -- providing fuel to ships at sea, jet fuels to aircraft carriers, and other critical supplies. the ship will depart norfolk around eight this morning. virginia beach wants you to think twice before tossing your old electronics out with the trash. the city )s landfill and resource recovery center might be the better option. it )s been rebranded in

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. >>> the big scare today at a navy medical center in san diego after someone reported hearing gunshots. the federal health facility went into enforcement flooded the scene. officers going room to room looking for a possible shooter. in the end, no one was found. just thousands of people left with frayed nerves from a terrifying ordeal. >>> in northern california tonight, evacuations amid a real life cliffhanger. a neighborhood hanging on the edge as a powerful el nino eats away the coastline and may take homes with it. nbc's gabe gutierrez has all the high drama. >> reporter: on the california coast just a few feet separate these apartments from disaster. the building hanging in the balance. and michael mchenry hanging on to what he has left. >> the surf is so hard when it comes up, the whole place shakes and there's no way you're going to sleep regardless of what you try to do. >> reporter: structure that once allowed him such stunning ruse is now teetering on the edge of oblivion. still, despite evacuation orders, 5 of the 20 residents living here are refusing to leave. >> i have now

warships of being called the centerpiece of the navy's great green fleet and a big step in easing the military's reliance on foreign oil. the navy aims to draw 50 percent of its power from alternative energy in the next 4 years. push more cool space news. scientists say they have discovered another planet in our solar system. >> originally known as planet x researchers from caltech stated they had solid evidence it exists and calling it now planet 9. they believe the planet is almost as big as neptune and takes 10-25 -- 20,000 years to circle the sun. if it exists, it will be the 9th planet in the solar system since pluto was bumped down to a dwarf planet they don't usually make an announcement like this until they have found it but they want to encourage even hobbyists and astronomers to look up and try to find a. >> when is a naming contest? >> i know.

big day. get this, both brides chose navy blue. jury selection begins today in the civil trial against general motors...and their faulty ignition switches. that tops your headlines around second scan... tests the legal boundaries of hundreds of claims against the auto one case involves a crash in oklahoma where a defective ignition switch is blamed for preventing air bags from deploying. in that case...a man crashed into trees. this is the first of six trials scheduled this year. uber cuts prices in more than 100 u-s and canadian cities. the ride-sharing service says the price cuts are to help boost rides since the winter is usually a slow time of year for them. uber says the size of the discount depends on the city. for some cities, this is the third third consecutive year uber has lowered prices. by the end of the night, we will have a new national champion in college football. alabama takes on clemson in the national championship game from glendale, arizona. if alabama wins, it will be their third championship in five years, and

. >>> the big scare today at a navy medical center in san diego after someone reported hearing gunshots. facility went into lockdown as law enforcement flooded the scene. officers going room to room looking for a possible shooter. in the end, no one was found. just thousands of people left with frayed nerves from a terrifying ordeal. >>> in northern california tonight, evacuations amid a real life cliffhanger. a neighborhood hanging on the edge as a powerful el nino eats away the coastline and may take homes with it. nbc's gabe gutierrez has all the high drama. >> reporter: on the california coast just a few feet separate these apartments from disaster. the building hanging in the balance. and michael mchenry hanging on to what he has left. >> the surf is so hard when it comes up, the whole place shakes and there's no way you're going to sleep regardless of what you try to do. >> reporter: structure that once allowed him such stunning ruse is now teetering on the edge of oblivion. still, despite evacuation orders, 5 of the 20 residents living here are >> i have nowhere to go, so i will

alison: a big shift could come to the navy. secretary of the navy ordinaried the chief ofnail operations to review -- of naval operation to review title of the positions in the navy and say women serve in virtually all capacity in the navy and it is time to remove the word "man" from titles. that could include changing rank of midshipman after the naval academy. recommendations are expected in april. leon: 70 more national guard troops in flint, michigan, to help the city deal with the ongoing water crisis. yesterday they visited 5,000 homes and provided free bottled water and fire departmenters for the families there. president obama signed an emergency order over the weekend. the city's drinking water became contaminated with lead after they switched away from the water system in cost-savoring move. alison: family in prince george's county narrowly escaped injury after a large tree crashed through the house. maureen: fire officials say five people got out unharmed including a 9-month-old baby. the tree fell on the family dini

for her a family is out of their home after a late night house fire in virginia beach the navy is making some big we have new details this morning on a breaking news story that we brought to you last night at 11. several people are forced out house fire. newschannel threes stefania new details from hampton we now know that the man and woman found dead in a home on charolais char-lay run - were victims of a murder-suicide. police tell newschannel three richard garrity killed barbara caton - then they say garrity shot and killed himself. no one else was inside the home at the time. we )re working to learn more about this - we )ll bring you more as it )s available. police are investigating a man who kept his mother s dead body in his house for more than a month. police in houston texas found the womans body yesterday. detectives and a mental health unit later interviewed the son. his brother said their mom investigators say they )ll have to wait for forensic testing to determine how and when the woman died. there s no word yet if the son will face any charges. the mother of the so-called affluenza t