to be secretary of the navy. he has had a distinguished career in the private sector, his background showcases his ability to manage complex business deals, to drive efficientsy and to deliver results. sen. wicker: our navy will need something with all three of those skills and more to get our navy back on the right track. the navy is up against significant challenges and the nominee before us could be a critical part of that solution. we also, my colleagues, need to be part of that solution. congress, industry, and navy leadership have all contributed to these problems. we must all work together to solve the issues facing us. we must begin by addressing the most urgent need, getting ship building back on track. our sailers have performed admirably and combat operations but navy leadership has been unable to grow the fleet. even as its budget has been increased. the navy remains woefully short of the statutory requirement of 533 -- 355 ships, the statutory requirement. just about every major ship building program

the year 2,400,000 more must be enrolled in war work, which means not only in the army, the navy, the marines, but in the factories, on the farm, in various civilian occupations. now filled by men who are being called to the colors, every woman who can possibly is wanted. their country is calling them. hi, everyone. i'm very happy to see you today. so as you can see, the topic

army rangers and navy seals? and then the follow on question, once i explained that, was, well, that seems really unique. have you how do you apply any of that? how has that helped you and what you're doing now in congress as a as a national security leader? and and in my previous book, i had a very unique experience and warrior diplomat. and that a lot of folks don't realize both the navy seals and green berets have a reserve unit, which means you got to have a day job. my day job. so happened to be in the pentagon in the bush administration, and then eventually in the white house, in the bush administration. so i had this unique kind of crazy experience of writing the strategy, briefing the president on the strategy. then i would get mobilized with my reserve special operations unit and have to go do the strategy that you better make sure it's right when it's your -- on the line. and then the really interesting part would be coming back, taking the uniform off, put the coat and tie back on, going back into the

navy with 350 billion think of it 350 billion we could've rebuilt our u.s. navy. so we navy. so we gave it away as fast as a money can be gone. what we're doing is getting that all back and a lot more than that. we need it's very important for this business were talking about here with chips in semiconductors and everything else we need rare earths. the deal we have is we have defined this rare earths. >> what you need to see from president zelensky to restart the negotiations? >> well i just think he should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with him through thick and thin. we've given them much more than europe and europe should have given more than us because as you know that's right there. that's the border. this country really was like the fence on the border. it was very important to europe. i'm not knocking europe. i'm saying just they were a lot of smarter than joe biden because joe biden didn't have a clue. he just gave money hand over fist and they should've been able to equalize with us. nor does it we gave a dollar should have gave it. we gave 350

navy, navy officials, which led to a brief partnership with the navy. they moved anacostia about for a year. they realized their technology was not advanced enough for the helicopter, so they stopped. they went on to different projects and emile berliner actually donated this airplane to the smithsonian. it was on display in the arts and industries building. we don't know for how long. and then sometime around the eighties, it was rediscovered in a warehouse and storage, actually a volunteer at the college park aviation museum. we used to have something called restoration shop. a lot of veterans came together. would volunteer here. they help restore airplanes. they actually restored the majority of the aircraft here on display. he was called in to help to restore the berlin aircraft. and then when this modern museum opened up in 1998, they director at the time, which are the smithsonian, to move the berliner here. so this has been on display, i want to say, since around 2000. the berliners donated this airplane, the smithsonian. this is the only existin

their large blue navy ship production, completely outpaces us here in the united states. so is there a threat to that? they're building the facilities, will one day all of a sudden we'll see a bunch of people's liberation army navy in our own hemisphere and our own back yard? dr. cardon: chairman hymnen guess, you're correct any commercial sport -- chairman gimenez, you're correct, any commercial port shows many of them. and there's been relatively minimal p.r.a. operational activity in this hemisphere and while i agree that it's possible for them to do it, on relatively short noticed, sailing across the pacific, from a strategic standpoint, it's unlikely beijing chooses to make this hemisphere the area they're trying to match up militarily against the united states in at least the near term and the main reason for that is their openlying -- overwhelming operations look at the east china sea and is a reasonable concern and one that ought to be monitored, it's somewhat unlikely they attempt to project large amounts of power in this hemisphere. mr. gimenez: i agree with you

still, the investigations didn't look good to the navy.on. as for the homicide detectives, they were back at square one. are you stumped? we all were. the two lead investigators at the time thought they really had the case solved, and then there's no dna match. so they had to start all over again. now it's come down to, ok, we have to find her killer. and we need to find her killer as quickly as possible because with every passing day, that makes an arrest even more unlikely. or puts someone else in jeopardy. yeah, absolutely. narrator: investigators were going back to the beginning, a closer look at the crime scene and the people in meghan's life. who would have wanted this young girl dead? coming up, that trail of bloody shoe prints is about to lead investigators in a brand new direction. one of the neighbor's kids had a pair in the right shoe range that we were looking for. i knew this kid, and he never came up on my radar. narrator: when "dateline" continues. when you live with diabetes, progress is... having your coffee like you like

he was in the navy and got out. some reason, i thought that was my only out to get oust house or whatever. you know not really well off as a family. did not have the opportunity to go to a 4 year school. and did not understand school, either. the grants and what not. when i heard like college fund g. i. bill and this stuff. that is interesting. and obviously i think my friend he was like, if you want to be safe don't go marine or army and if you want adventure take navy. you seat world. i went in served from 97-03. stationed uss [inaudible] the destroyer and did my time we did 3 and one south pack got to see a lot of the world. on the ship a lot. and -- so -- just much different life than all my friends had. i wanted to ask how was like that first moment few days of boot camp. for me, i admit i was by the time i got in bed may be 72 hours later i get off the bus i started crying. and like saying what the hell did i do here? even getting off the bus and everyone was shouting out numbers. real iegz everybody telling s

and today marks the 56th anniversary of the navy's top gun program.op gun is the united states navy's strike fighter tactic instructor program and teaches naval pilots how to maneuver in aerial combat, led to the 1986 film top gun. >> gentlemen, you are the top 1% of all knave aviators. the elite, best of the best. we'll make you better. >> and the original movie, of course, inspired a 2022 sequel top gun maverick. >> come on, can you do it. don't think, just do. [exhale] not that fast. >> that's it. >> carley: navy recruitment saw massive increase after the release of the original film. and those are your headlines, guys, cool. rights? >> brian: do you know they are working on a sequel. >> carley: third movie. >> brian: angela basset was asked about it i was asked to be in the third one with tom cruise. >> ainsley: the second one was great. i didn't think anyone could top the first one one. >> steve: wait, that movie came out 56 years ago. when they started flying the planes. >> carley: 38 years ago. >> steve: i don't think tom cruise is 56 years old

in 1941, he enlisted in the navy at age 17 aboard the uss saint louis.nd that cruiser was hit multiple times in the pacific theater and narrowly escaped pearl harbor. >> being under fire. and you're sitting there at your battle station. and you kind of hope, well, i hope the next one doesn't get me or something like that. and it's kind of a weird feeling you get suddenly you become very religious. yeah. it's you're a believer at that point. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> without that generation, we would not have a generation. and there would be no america without them. >> well, boy, you feel good. you better. >> stay here. >> joe has outlived all of his three wives. he's the father of two daughters and three grand and one great grandchild. after 23 years in the navy, joe settled in as an insurance adjuster in the east bay, where he is now the king pin at dublin bowl. he's healthy and full of gratitude. he says, if you want a full life, find your passion and run with it. and always stay connected and watch what you eat. >> i eat fruit an

kyle is a us navy veteran battling stage four cancer successfully.d by nih saved his life. the funding freeze means that he can't continue with his treatment if he needs it again. thank you so much for being here. kyle, i saw chewbacca, your canine friend behind you, and we were very dog friendly. if he wants to say hello. but take us inside. what what what your thoughts are as this news that impacts you directly sort of comes in fast and furious. >> yeah, if i could. >> if you don't mind, i'm just. going to share a quick snippet of. >> my. >> background so people kind. of get a feel for and put a face to some of these cuts that are happening, because i know we're all seeing numbers. flying around and, you know, we're seeing things like nih thrown. >> around. >> and a lot of people may. >> not necessarily. >> know who they are and what. they do. >> so. >> i'm happy to be. >> here to share my story. >> and kind of put some of these things into a more human angle for people to understand. >> so, as you. >> can probably see from my background here, i'm

navy ships.me after the fuel supplier posted on facebook "huge credit to the president of ukraine for keeping calm and the usa put on a back stabbing tv show. it made us sick. no fuel to amer americans" the message read and the move would only have a symbolic impact because the marine fueler out of narrow angleway has no fixed contract with the -- norway not having a fixed contract with the u.s. government and saying don't think american forces will continue to receive the supply and support that they require. there you go. as you were. stuart: thanks, ash. there's a new push to rename new york strip steaks and call them texas strip steaks. after all, texas is the beef capitol of america. how did new york strip steaks get that name anyway? we're going to get into that much the postal service could soon be taken over by the commerce department. >> are you going to put the secretary in charge of the postal service? >> we're looking at it and think he can turn it arnold. we're losing so much money w

navy. your reaction. >> well, that's pretty outrageous.g turns out not to be true. the norwegians, the europeans have deep economic relationships with the united states. the united states' military has worked closely with all of those europeans both inside of nato and biharmly during my time -- bilaterally during my time as a secretary of tate. -- can state. hope that reporting's not true. the navy will need european support as as it moves around the world, and it's doing an awful lot to secure the lives of europeans as well. maria: you've worked on europe, on, obviously, the middle east with the abraham ape accords. i want to get your take on the road ahead. stay with us. i'm with mike pompeo, and we'll be right back on "sunday morning futures."e ♪ju irst. like you know to check first that you bought seats in the right section. kansas fans, get on your feet! boo! boo! yeah, checking first is smart. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. oh, yeah. we'll see! oh, yeah! help yourself. wow! you're in good hands with

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in 1941, he enlisted in the navy at age 17 aboard the uss saint louis.t cruiser was hit multiple times in the pacific theater and narrowly escaped pearl harbor. >> being under fire. and you're sitting there at your battle station and you kind of hope. well, i hope the next one doesn't get me or something like that. and it's kind of a weird feeling you get suddenly you become very religious. yeah. it's you're a believer at that point. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> without that generation, we would not have a generation. and there would be no america without them. [music] >> boy, you feel good. you better stay here. >> oh. >> joe has outlived all of his three wives. he's the father of two daughters and three grand and one great grandchild. after 23 years in the navy, joe settled in as an insurance adjuster in the east bay, where he's now the kingpin at dublin bowl. he's healthy and full of gratitude. he says, if you want a full life, find your passion and run with it. and always stay connected and watch what you eat. >> i eat fruit and co

the south korean navy says the arrival of the vessel is a display of military partnerships aimed at countering north korean threats in the past. feeling yang has viewed such military deployments as provocative and responded with miss l. tests. doctor's treating. pope frances say his condition remain stable and that he remains off mechanical ventilation. the head of the roman catholic church suffered breathing complications and hospital on friday. people have gathered to pray outside the hospital in rome, where he is being treated. a state of emergency has been declared in the us state of south carolina due to wildfires. residents in areas near myrtle beach were ordered to evacuate. there were also evacuation orders issued for parts of north carolina as emergency cruise. bottled fires there the 97th academy awards, also known as the oscars are now under way. karen cogan was among the 1st winners. he received an oscar for best supporting actor for his work in the film, a real pain. and the lot being film flow has won the best animated feature category . those who are headlines, algae 0 world, is

they the seas with the british navy and so washington to issue a neutrality to say we are going to stayout this conflict all together much to the frustration of the french who feel like that is the united states turning their back on them. so january in philadelphia with the objective to try convince american citizens, lobby the government to be more supportive of the french revolution. he also carries with them secret instructions that he hopes will force the united states to side with france if they won't do so by their own convictions. he has instructions to mobilize angry frontiersmen in kentucky to invade louisiana, which is at the time controlled by spain. their belief is that if these invade new take control of spanish louisiana, they will erect a republic, an independent republic aligned with and most importantly, those in europe will consider this an act of the united states, a group of independent rabble rousing kentuckians. all right. and so ginny arrives in philadelphia with these and within days of arriving in philadelphia, he meets andre michaux. and he says, oh, andre, so

there were challenges and resistance from the navy at first with thorpe kozlowski's help.hb cic was proactive and escalated the matter all the way to washington d.c. the navy at first was unresponsive but the cac reached out to, as i said, oci and speaker emerita pelosi's office and our local and minority contractors. >> the speaker imperative pelosi made an emergency meeting and trip and came out with the navy secretary and the caa. senator padilla's official chief of staff to the shipyard as a result, the navy procurement division was able to address the case concerns including a 23% requirement for local contractors and a 23% requirement for small business people. yes, they did enact that. >> this is an ongoing endeavor. we're encouraging all of you to attend cac business and economics subcommittee meetings as we delve more into the details and provide updates to the public. and lastly, i'm going to ask all of you please to work with the cac to get more done for our stakeholders. please no more of the division and self inflicted paralysis and misinformation. you want in

found out denise desperately needed a kidney transplant, she stepped up to the plate, surprising the navye news she would be her donor. >> i am your donor. >> are you serious? >> yes, i am. i am your donor, girl. >> all right! yeah! >> reporter: their recent surgery at dignity health st. joseph's hospital in phoenix a life-saving gift that will keep denise swinging for the fences for years to come. >> it was just overwhelming and amazing, emotional. >> when i learned denise needed a kidney, i knew i had to try. you don't let a cub fan die. >> reporter: near ft. worth, texas, high country elementary school librarian kathy facet noticed this fourth grader kept checking out the same book over and over and over. it was "we shall overcome." so she secretly contacted the author, and then this happened. >> the author sent you your own -- [ screaming ] >> reporter: mrs. facet getting zoe two signed copies of his books all for her very own. that kindness meant the world to zoe and her mom angela. tell me about the day that were you surprised with, you know, not one but two surprises. >> it was so

chairman cq brown and chief of naval operations admiral lisa franchetti to the top lawyers in the army, navyjudge advocates general. defense secretary pete hegseth ordered the jag firings. >> we want lawyers to give sound constitutional advice and don't exist to attempt to be roadblocks to anything. >> reporter: among other responsibilities, jags provided advice to senior military offers on the rules of warfare, and are sometimes embedded with forces on the battlefield to ensure they adhere to them. kori schake, head of defense policy at the conservative american enterprise institute, is troubled by the firings. >> what concerns you most about the relief of the jags? >> they are the people who advise military commanders on what is lawful and what is not, and i worry that they are relief by the secretary sends a message that he is encouraging lawlessness by the force, or tolerant of lawlessness by the force. >> reporter: hegseth's move comes after the unprecedented terminations of brown and franchetti. >> it is sending a message that you don't value the talent that is in the force. >> reporte

chairman cq brown and chief of naval operations admiral lisa franchetti to the top lawyers in the army, navydge advocates general. defense secretary pete hegseth ordered the jag firings. >> we want lawyers who give sound constitutional advice and don't exist to attempt to be roadblocks to anything. >> reporter: among other responsibilities, jag's provided advice to u.s. senior military officers on the rules of warfare and are sometimes embedded with forces on the battlefield to ensure they adhere to them. cory shockey head of defense policy at the american enterprise institute is troubled by the firings. what concerns you most about the relief of the jags? >> they are the people who advise military commanders on what is lawful and what is not. and i worry that their relief by the secretary sends the message that he is encouraging lawlessness by the force or tolerant of lawlessness by the force. >> reporter: hegseth's move comes after the unprecedented terminations of brown and franchetti. >> by cashiering the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the naval operations, it is sending a messag

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he's the former supreme allied commander of nato, a retired four star navy admiral, a partner at the carlyle group, a global investment firm. he serves on the board of advisors for a handful of defense related companies, and is the author of a terrific book, the restless wave a novel of the united states navy. admiral. i imagine you have seen many squabbles like this among world leaders and military leaders, but not on camera. yeah. >> you hit the right point. by the way, i agree with. your analysis. overall. um, i go back a decade ago when the nato heads of state and government, including our president barack obama, who, by the way, his nickname was no drama obama. he knew enough to keep those kind of disagreements out of the photo spray at the top of the event. and he and other world leaders would go toe to toe with hamid karzai about how we were conducting the war in afghanistan. putting that all on display does neither side any good. >> can the european allies make up for a total collapse of u.s. support to ukraine? >> i think they can. it's a matter of will, not capacity as foll

. >> reporter: among them, oliver, a navy veteran and probationary va worker at the hospital.sday, she was terminated. >> i've helped people learn to walk again. >> reporter: 2,400 probationary va employees were abruptly dismissed this month, the va saying they were noncritical, they're saving millions a year. >> my thoughts went to the veterans, i'm the only person who provides these services in the facility. meanwhile, employees were let go at noaa. the climate monitoring agency. >> these are folks that monitor extreme weather. >> reporter: a trump administration official says no mission critical functions were impacted. the white house says it's keeping the president's campaign promise to cut spending. the president vowing to protect veterans. 78% of the civilian federal work force. >> we take good care of our veterans and are watching it very carefully. we hope it's going to be small number as possible, but we're having great success in slimming down our government. >> reporter: a second email asking federal workers to list their weekly accomplishments is slated to go out

found out denise desperately needed a kidney transplant, she stepped up to the plate surprising the navyark, with the news she would be her donor. >> i'm your donor. >> are you serious? >> the recent surgery at st. joseph's hospital in phoenix, a life-saving gift that will keep denise sweeney from the fences for years to come. >> it was just overwhelming and amazing, emotional. >> when i learned denise needed a kidney, i knew i had to try. you don't let a, then died . >> here's a moment that will surprised eva and her dad, sean, with a melt your heart, that's 10-year- old ava cooper, a patient at cleveland clinic children's hospital when the staff found out she was missing her schools daddy daughter dance, they surprised a lot and her dad, sean, with a celebration of their own. >> here she comes! >> ava, who's been in the hospital more than 200 days waiting for a new heart,t, was over the moon and dad, well, dad was wiping away tears. the cooper family, so grateful for the care team who went above and beyond for their little girl . >> near fort worth, high country elementary school libra

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country, it has dealt in south korea days off to north korea. tested cruise missiles is up. creating navy says, be mindful of the vessel as a display of a mercury partnership ends at country north koreans. threats in the past, john young has viewed such military deployments as provocative and responded with ms. file tests. talk to is tracing pipe problem says say his condition remain stable and that he remains of mechanical ventilation. the head of the roman catholic church suffered breathing complications and hospital on friday. people have gathered to pray outside the hospice in room, but he's being treated the 9 people have been arrested as a protest against evil and must get a new york city test. the dealership is one of a series of rallies across the u. s. against mosque, who's heading up a government's initiative to slash spending, accounts governments, jobs and holiday was biggest night is half and 97th academy awards ceremony have taken place. and los angeles, california, the stall studied events is celebrating some of last is most acclaimed phones and performances lead even of na

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before trump was officially inaugurated, former blackwater ceo and navy seal eric prince, along withtractors, pitched a $25 billion idea to his advisers that recommends a range of aggressive tactics to rapidly deport 12 million people before the 2026 midterms, as reported by politico. those aggressive tactics included a network of processing camps on military bases, a private fleet of 100 planes and a small army of private citizens empowered to make arrests. it's concerning for a number of reasons, because it allows ceos to profit from the cruelty, and because it is a clear sign that we are not learning from history. let's take you back a few decades to the very founding of blackwater in the late 1990s. prince's private military company started out by receiving federal contracts to train sailors for the us navy. it was a lucrative business, and by 2002, they had signed a $35 million contract with the pentagon to train more than 10,000 sailors across this country. blackwater expanded rapidly, winning contracts with the state department, central intelligence agency, the department of d

s. navy, 68000000. speak a language other than english at home. the message is probably just that, you know, it's sort of the american person. so i know there's a lot of, you know, lot of illegal immigrants coming in and don't speak the language at all. he wants it out there to be all the culture and people said, you know, kind of assimilated one of the americans. i think it's ridiculous. i don't think it's of what we should be worrying about right now. we should be focus on the fact that we're spending $10.00 for it doesn't make sense. he said was gonna bring those prices down and also like what about human rights history? that's more important than somebody in the nation. a clinics around engine asia, a rolling out free annual health checks with the aim of preventing lead us heart disease stroke on to back you know, say so the leading causes of death and indonesia. jessica washington reports from jakarta at this clinic in east dakota. and unusual birthday celebration is taking place. patients here has come to check their health for free . after

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