waste, landfill on a fleet of ships, is close to zero. ed a question, well, these ships are so big and there is a lot of waste and everything, i often liken a ship of this size to a small village or town, and i would challenge any small village or town to put their environmental footprint up against a ship of this size. and what about the social and cultural impact of a ship this large turning up at possibly a quite small port? again, we are a community, we're taking people on vacation, they have happy times, and you have to have dialogue and communication with all destinations. when we are encountering a destination that says hang on, guys, we think the ship is too big, let's talk about it and understand what that is, is there a way of solving it, or should wejust avoid that destination? we are looking for win—wins, we want people to be happy, we live in our communities, we don't want to cause people any concerns, and we work very hard to try and achieve that. late last year, local protesters in venice turned up in force to say they had h

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it's a decision the country made that we'll move u.s. forces on u.s. flags and ships, u.s. flagships. if the nation wants to hafrng that, that is a debate the nation can have. i right now will comply with what i'm told to do. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. good morning. >> thank you are being before the committee. what vulneribles should we think about address something what order would you address those exposures? >> it was a grand flash of the obvious after we did it. i would say possibly across the nation our problems are not just our problems but national problems. and first is cyber, i believe challenge of our time defining this period of time more than just about challenge and brings the fight here, another for us is attrition. it has not opinion counted on to a trip is something we can't probably have going forward. mobilization. just about every option requires me to mobilize reserve and guard. i don't think we have resourced them to be the force they've become over the last three decades. that is just a few of the things. >> let's take more time on the cyber

ships in the world. so that's not really a problem. it really comes down to how much money we want to spend and when we want to recapitalize this program. first thank you for the authority to buy two used ships. you know i focus on the fact they're used. many ships were built in foreign yards. however, they're sailing for us today under the u.s. flag. and they have been converted to u.s. flag, and they're u.s. crude ships. what we would like to do is get rid of the steam plants that i own. i am in -- in 2020, i become the largest owner of steam plants in all of the maritime industry across the world. i don't want that title, senator. >> okay. but we will look carefully at that request. obviously, last year we were sensitive to your requirements for an immediate quick fix, and we did. another aspect here, which is i think very important is that in your prepared statement, you point out that the medical evacuation system has some shortcomings that we have to respond to in terms of the ability to move injured personnel quickly to a suitabl

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missiles. >> the contract with the navy is for 196 missiles every year. >> it can get launched from a ship as we call it. it can fly around in a figure 8. >> it can be redirected and rerouted. >> and this can with. >> this is the motor lauchlged out of the vertical launch system. so it propels it out. this is a thousand pound warhead. >> they can strike within feet of a target. they're launched from ships. >> it comes from a submarine it will go up and will get it up into the swims and flies that is about 231 pounds of firepower. >> it's an honor to be able to fly them with a. >> we want to keep it that way. >> we'll have more of continuing coverage. >> back right after this. stay with us. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve told in the time it takes to brew your cup. let's go to sumatra. where's sumatra? good question. this is win. and that's win's goat, adi. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. making the coffee erupt with flavor. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. that erupts with even more

historically it's for 126 missiles each year. >> it can get launched from a ship or submarine, and loitergure 8. >> if you want to change where it's going, it loiters in a circle. >> that's correct. it can be directed and rerouted to a specific target. >> the tomahawk has been around since the 1980s. it can be used up to 30 years. and tomahawks that haven't been used come back after 15 years for recertification and up grades. >> this is the rocket launcher that launches it out. it is what propels it out. so when you see the footage of an a missile out of a ship it gets it out of that vertical launch. up towards the front is the navigation, communication system and ultimately appearing at the end is the warhead. >> reporter: they can strike within mere feet of a target. they are launched from ships or submarines. >> if it comes from submarines, it will come through the water, and eventually get it up into the airplane mode where it will fly and perform its mission from there. >> reporter: so it swims and it flies. the price tag per missile about $1.1 million. when 66 of them were fired tow

a big damage. christia they willreak off most tourists from the ships spend only half a day on the land.t's not much time to experience the culture. cozumel was a center of mayan religious culture. the mayor herself is of mayan dece. she shes the trists woul take more interest in the island's culture and history. pea: due to zumel's unue geogphical locion, we'll never be able to avoid all these island'scruise ships.history. but we shouldn't be afraid to set down rules for the tourists. if you're going to destroy the environment, then you can't come. if you don't patronize our restaurants and shops, then you can'come. and if you don't enrich our society, then you're not welcome here christian: in the evenings, when the harbor empties, cozumel becomes tranquil -- but only for a few hours. the next cruise ships will soon beocking heragain. anchor: we lovtasting food from around the world. today's global snack comes from greece. it's aiew that'seen enjoye by many,ncluding axander the today's globgreat.ck comes from thessaloniki, the cond large city in grce, was foded in thyear 315 b it wasam

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the navy the nation needs requires a bigger fleet, as you said, senator. more ships, submarines, aircraft and special operating forces the congress agreed with the conclusions of several thoughtful studies, and a 355-ship navy is now the law of the land. this will increase our navy's ability to protect our homeland and our allies, to expand our influence as america's global maneuvering force, and to support america's prosperity by safeguarding access to critical waterways. and while there will always be a debate about the eventual number of ships to build, we can all agree on one thing. the navy must get bigger we must start building now. the navy the nation needs requires a better fleet, more capability, achieved through modernization, net working and agile operating concepts. the navy the nation needs requires a ready fleet, more at sea time, more flying. more maintenance. and more weapons of increased lethality that go faster and farther. all of these things demand a talented force of sailors and civilians with officers of character and competence to lead them. th

so little of each other so it's just been really hard for them this is very similar to living on a ship or being on a boat you're gone for months and see you come back and you see the family for short periods i mean and take off on your ship again you're it's a great analogy it's exactly where it's really like. we've all talked about this and i think we could do with a little less so that he could spend more time with us and be more of a family. so i think i would rather have that happy family over here some of the stuff that we transfer died for us that watching my kids grow up it's difficult until it's almost five years now there's no doubt about it but it's just it's what we have to do. and him had just lost his job in the oil business when he met jeff and constance the couple was charged by the courage of a low power of this young man ready to do anything to save his family from misery. since then adam spends all his nights eating donuts. and doing three jobs right now working every day. trying to get some money i want to read ok. i've got two girls two daughters i want something be

thatcher hated the state and public ownership and she did everything to dismantle the public and a ship at sea also tried to destroy unions that's not the case for emmanuel michael it miracle want to transform society yes it is a liberal politician which in france is very it's not quite common people don't like to accept it he wants to reform france but he still believes that the state as a strong power to play and he still believes in what he say's i think nothing goes to prove the contrary that the french welfare system is good and must be preserved it must be reformed birth either doesn't want to completely dismount door or complete change it you mentioned there his approval ratings earlier if the french public continue to feel the pain of these strikes the disruption of the rail services and all the rest of it the longer this goes on does president mccraw is his political capital what it whatever whatever he has left in his ability to push through these reforms is going to be affected at the moment the big but you're right to point out is to get issue of public opinion in the battle

a few hours. the next cruise ships will soon be docking here again. chor: we love tasting food from around the world. today's global snack comes from greece. it's a view that's been enjoyed by many, including alexander the great. thessaloniki, the second largest city in greece, was founded in the year 315 bc. it was named after alexander's sister. to this day, it remains a cultural melting pot. the city's most famous landmark is the white tower. just around the corner is a culinary landmark, named "psizou." >> a very good friend of mine suggested me to cooperate and open this store. anchor: here, the focus is on gyros. >> psizou is the greek verb for saying cook! or grill! anchor: "gyros" literally means "to turn." here, there are many varieties to choose from. >> there are several kind of breads that goes with gyros, but the most common is pita. anchor: at psizou, customers can choose between tzatziki, mustard, herb, and garlic sauce, as well as four different kinds of bread. gyros is traditionally made from pork. it's typically seasoned with oregano,

we're sending more ships in now from norfolk. there's a german destroying that's going to be meeting these ships. there are a lot of obstacles, including the ideas that iranians and russians may be drawn into this battle if we start one. >> no question. by the way, you might add the russians have on the ground four batteries of their s-400 missile defense system. it's extremely capable. but i think at the end of the day, ali, we're going to go in with a significant attack both u.s. navy tomahawk missiles being fired from the probably mediterranean. we're capable of violating iraqi air space for sure. i think you'll see b-1 bombers and stealth aircraft. i think it will be a significant strike. i hope it goes after the chemical warfare capability of syrian armed forces. that means try and destroy their air force. that isn't a one-day mission. that would be a multi-day mission. i think the second important question for the trump administration is will we have allies with us? specifically will any arab countries join in the strike, saudi arabi

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hello and welcome to the program today with me cold the wind rush generation that's a reference to a ship the empire wind rush that carried the first wave of immigrants from the west indies to the u.k. in one nine hundred forty eight many arrived as children on their parents' passports and they've lived in the u.k. for more than seventy years paying taxes and insurance but they've never formally become british citizens now as the government tightens its immigration rules those without the proper documentation of being denied services and even facing deportation some according a cruel and inhumane treatment we have a lot to get to grips with here on the program today first this report from bobby philips from london. he came to britain from barbados when he was nine years old more than fifty years ago his father had a job in the post office michael married in britain had children grandchildren worked in education thought he was british until the government told him he didn't have the right documents he lost his job as he fought for the right to stay here if i was the porter i don't know wha

it was a rival of more than four hundred have it to make on the so-called generation named after a ship that carried the first arrivals from the caribbean in the one nine hundred forty eight invited to britain given citizenship it's many of the children who travelled with their parents who are now facing difficulties some of been caught out by strict new laws specifying documents they need to prove how long they've been hearing this rau could not have blown up i don't more embarrassing time for the british government the very week in which your hosts the commonwealth summit in which it's busy emphasising its friendship with former colonies as it prepares to leave the e.u. . ministers told parliament they're trying to repair the damage with a special team to help the wind generation a promise to resolve their cases quickly free of charge although the government isn't sure whether some people have already been disappointed in aaron. can she tell the house how many have been detained as prisoners in their own country can she tell the house how many have been denied health under the nationa

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probably in the further ahead there will be hi there is there's enough benefits in the future to a free shipping in the northwest passage across canada and through last year with a very see and every day of other reasons that would increase economic well being. americans with very different backgrounds come together here from dock workers to lawyers do they believe in the human impact on global warming. i i don't know that i mean i know i learned one when i learned in college is that climate change this is all right and over time and there have been periods of time where that rubble changes. you know whether it's been hit salaried it or not by then finds out she was i don't know i don't know i think it's arrogant to think that humans don't have an impact on our environment of course we do a lot more people a lot more. work coming more knowledge is worse creating things building things on itself using resources that kind of thing. there's a war being waged on the streets of america about who's right when it comes to climate change he's also an arc isn't scared of confronting his opponents directl

why in the world did this cruise ship smash into a pier? ship smash into a pier?e'll explain what happe to describe the new signature crafted recipe by mcdonald's: garlic white cheddar. layered with a slice of white cheddar cheese... a medley of crispy garlic chips... ...and a dramatic drizzle of creamy garlic aioli. (breath) luckily, you can take your time to savor every bite. to describe the new signature crafted recipe by mcdonald's: garlic white cheddar. layered with a slice of white cheddar cheese... a medley of crispy garlic chips... ...and a dramatic drizzle of creamy garlic aioli. (breath) luckily, you can take your time to savor every bite. >>> good evening once again. we'll begin this half-hour with the political bombshell on capitol hill. house speaker paul ryan announced today he won't run again and will leave congress, in fact, at the end of the year. larry bruce is in washington. >> reporter: a standing ovation for the speaker of the house. paul ryan breaking the news to his staff. after nearly 20 years in congress he is retiring, but not until the e

this man says he's looking forward to working on a german ship later on. he says it might be a cargo ship or some other vessel he doesn't really mind. most of the trainees here want to one day work for the s. p. and s. or south pacific marine service it's a german joint enterprise involving six different companies which all take candidates that have finished the training. the director of s. b.m.'s is captain andrew heinsohn he says all the young men here have grown up with the ocean which is something the shipping industry values but in his experience another factor often stands in the way of better paid positions at sea. it's called a ball believe in statistic discipline is the main problem and also trying to explain time and clocks to the mariners in europe or in maritime navigation and we have totally different times and totally different temporal rhythms and we have to try to teach this to the trainees who want to be sailors and parts of going. after six months of training ruby hour or f. eleven will be qualified to work on the deck of a chuen a troll o

a matter of the mission is so trying to treat any different whether we're stand locally overhead a ship or going into iraq syria it's all the same basically i what exactly the fighter jets are targeting is a military secret meaning to date the pilots of carrier air wing seventeen have flown three combat missions. recordings released by the gas army show the laser guided the bumps hitting their targets. why it's already six days a week here multiple. and sorties a day and a lot of those airplanes come back without ordnance and they're putting ordnance on target on the threat that isis is decisions on which targets to attack a mate at the command center of the u.s. led global coalition against islamic state the coalition consists of seventy five member states and is headquartered in qatar as that is also where the petrol ruled in the persian gulf is determined. up to twenty percent of all asked strikes selected by the global coalition are launched from the tel devils built. its aircraft also provide cover for the coalition's reconnaissance and ground operations. dziedzic change obviously

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join rangers on a ship or when they need to continue to hold a fifty one percent on a steeper i think it's been decades now now i'll. bring in download these restriction is not going to happen now is going to happen in the next four or five years and i fear there by then that it will be too late because with by dana we expect that almost a thirty million electric vehicles on the road or even in china and sought out it will be by far be the biggest markets or let's not forget there is another important thing that all car manufacturers in china use that are. produce electric vehicles need to purchase electric battery from chinese manufacturer c a t l a so the likes of us dragon which not enjoys a great market has been doing so for the past few years they need to be careful on how to play these new electric market and then at the same time try to secure these a doctor with the car cannot move and that's a problem that is having a hard balance a new possibility to all one hundred percent of money factoring of cars but not being able to all know one hundred percent of the box three and we

a blast of fumes at dover. the shippingut also says trade is essential. countries like brazil say they can't afford to lose out. brazil sits in a faraway location in terms of its destination export markets, so we have to really look with care any measure that would eventually be adopted that could discriminate against brazil. there are plans to make shipping cleaner. this ferry in norway is battery powered, and japanese researchers want to go back to sails, using wind power in order to burn less fuel. back at felixstowe, we watch one of the massive vessels setting off for asia. it's due at the suez canal by friday. that's when negotiations are due to finish on what to do about the industry's greenhouse gases. no one is certain of reaching agreement. david shukman, bbc news, in felixstowe. a man has been shot dead by armed police in romford in east london. scotland yard said officers were called just before 4am this morning to reports of a man making threats and claiming to have a gun. the police watchdog is investigating. o

carbon footprints when you're flying or it's about cars you know switching to electric shipping is not something we hear a lot about do you think you can gain some some traction. well certainly you are absolutely right we don't think about in our daily lives we don't really think about shipping because we don't see ships you know we do the lives it's not like cars or planes that we use but shipping you are right absolutely at the beginning of the mission that we have almost nine out of ten consumer products are delivered to consumers using shipping services what needs to be done is we need to educate a population we need to have outreach to or to people who use shipping services. and inform then the impact this will have on the climate change as well as on their health as well as environment this is one issue on the other hand we need to bring published city to the fact that shipping has so far since nine hundred ninety seven since the kyoto protocol and shipping has escaped regulation climate regulation are after twenty years of inaction i am only recently started discussing shipping emissions and after

a blast of fumes at dover. the shippings essential. and countries like brazil say they can't afford to lose out. brazil sits in a faraway location in terms of its destination export markets, so we have to really look with care any measure that would eventually be adopted that could discriminate against brazil. so, what can be done? well, the simplest option is for ships to go more slowly, to burn less fuel. further ahead, fleets from developing countries might be given more time to modernise and become cleaner, and richer countries might help fund that change. and the technology is advancing all the time. already, this ferry in norway is battery powered. and japanese researchers want to go back to sales. —— sails. harnessing wind power to reduce the use of engines. back at felixstowe, we watch one of the massive vessels setting off for asia. it's due at the suez canal by friday. that's when negotiations are due to finish on what to do about the industry's rehouse gases. and no—one is certain of reaching agreement. david shu

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marketplace who will take part well electronic and internet retailers for a start they could combine a shipping address with bitcoin transaction data then the telecom providers can subscribe to this data stream and correlated between ip addresses of the transaction to countries of origin but that's not all here come the governments government agencies may be able to subscribe downstream encourage latex transaction data to help identify transaction participants surely government and law enforcement agencies would like to subscribe to just such a data stream for example the police of america's national security agency the n.s.a. would use all that combined data to identify the final bit koin user governments across the globe have been striving to ryan and on crypto currencies for quite a while now. we want to make sure that. currencies are not used for bad and illicit financing is more important because it's very important that these new technologies don't lead to the appearance of anonymity that might favor the financing of criminal activities and the position would have found that together with

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