and britain cooperated for a while in the 1830s where british ships and american navy ships would patrol off the coast of africa looking for illegal slave ships of either country, and if the british happened to catch an american slave trade ship, they would bring it over to the american navy and vice versa. that was kind of an unofficial cooperation. the two navies had worked out on their own on the other side of the world. eventually the government said, hey, what are you guys doing? there's not a treaty that covers this, you know, this isn't something that the governments want to do. and so one of the consequences was that because the u.s. wasn't able to consistently invest in sort of naval protection to enforce the ban on slave trading by american ships, there were time periods when there were a lot of ships flying the american flag that were engaged in the illegal slave trade. and so it wasn't until 1862 in the middle of the civil war that president lincoln's administration sent the treaty up to the senate, and it was ratified then, and then the u.s. joined this system of interbe nat

philippines and the united states held a press conference at the bay, the one-time site of an american navy base. >> we cannot work effectively together without those relationships in place and being reinforced by exercises like this. >> let me call to mind to work toward a common purpose. the u.s. navy and the philippine navy would like towards mutual interests and concerns. >> reporter: this location of this year's exercise is near a shoal claimed by both china and the philippines. chinese boats retain effective control of the small group of rocky islets keeping away philippine vessels. china's military is far larger and more powerful than that of the philippine's. manila is hurrying to modernize its armed forces. the philippine navy acquired the warship from the united states and will use it in these exercises for the first time. also on thursday, the philippine military announced a plan to build new naval facilities at subic bay. china issued a quick response. >> translator: china charges the philippines and regional countries to meet one another half way to make joint efforts to mainta

american territory of guam in the pacific. the transfer is part of the u.s. military's realignment in japan's southern prefecture of okinawa. the defense minster med in tokyo with u.s. secretary of the navy. american military commanders plan to transfer 4,700 marines by 2020 on the condition that environmental surveys go through and facilities are constructed. the u.s. senate has only partially granted the obama administration's request to fund the transfer. >> we are aware of various continues on the plan in the u.s. congress. we want to make sure that the government will implement the agreement. >> we consider this relationship both nation to nation, but particularly for me a navy and a marine corps relationship to be one of the closest in the world and most important. >> he said the transfer will begin once an environmental assessment is completed in 2015. he called for u.s. cooperation in boosting defense with remote islands in japan. they have been aware of increased activity at sea. they hope to continue offering its cooperation. the top united states representative in japan is preparing to participate in an event marking a brutal chapter in the history of the two countries. he wil

they also saw an american flag on fire, which belonged to his late father, a navy colonel. >> are other stuff, that means nothing. that is what we buy insurance for. but it is the things that represent our family's heritage. future,do have a bright though, through their newborn grandson. even just talking about the baby makes their emotional stress away for awhile. heartbreaking. imagine watching your home burn on television. things you just cannot replace. fireproof boxes, right? keep them under your bed. >> we have a surplus of rain here. -- at the the dp dewpoint, 70 degrees. most people start to feel uncomfortable when it is about 63, 65. being at 70 is quite high. you may feel like you're melting like the wicked witch of the west when you walk outside this afternoon. this hour had dallas. culpepper a little warmer at 84 degrees. maybe a couple of sprinkles in hagerstown where the temperature is 81. up to 87 degrees yesterday. hour rainfall departure is up about half an inch. we do not really need any more rain, but things will be active and the next update. there is a front approac

navy veteran and bureau chief. >>> another american actor is joining the cast of downton abbey.amatti will be the next character. he will appear in the finale of next season as a visiting "maverick playboy brother" of elizabeth mcgovern's character. it will be a long wait for viewers and aficionados. >>> paula deen lost another piece of her once formidable food empire. smithfield pulled out of its deal. qvc is re-evaluating its relationship with her. comments on race led the food network to part company after not one, but two apology videos. she is scheduled to appear wednesday morning on "today" to talk about all of it. >>> americans seem to hate their jobs in record numbers today. gallop sur vaifed 150,000 workers. only 30% are into their jobs. 52% openly admit they are not. and 18% say they are actively d disengaged, with a personmanent case of the mondays. >>> this may look like a raccoon, but it's a panda. a rare red panda named rusty that apparently busted out of the national zoo. last seen last night at dinner time. after going missing all day today, finally spotted, appr

he was among 25 navy seals and five other americans killed in a helicopter crash in afghanistan back in 2011. the parents allege the government may have accessed their phone records because they have blamed the government for the crash that killed their son. the administration has yet to comment, shep, on either one of these lawsuits. >> shepard: in addition, we are to believe that the federal government tracks every single thing we do, yet, the federal government cannot locate a 29-year-old high school dropout. >> and there is no evidence that edward snowden has left hong kong. 7 million people in that city, 65,000 hotel rooms. and now there is word that russia might be willing to give him asylum. president putin says if the request is made it will be considered. to apply for asylum, he would simply have to go to the russian consulate in hong kong snowden would have to apply. he once told the guardian newspaper that he does not expect to be free forever though, listen. >> you can't come forward against the world's most powerful intelligence agency and be completely free from risk be

. >> anna: and he was known as the most lethal sniper in american history. now fallen navycy. she's here next to finish something very special that he started ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ music ... music ... music... mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. >> brian: she gained national attention after this moving tribute to her fallen husband, navy seal chris kyle. >> on january 28 of this year, chris said, i would love the people to think of me as a guy who stood up for what he believed in and helped make a difference for veterans. you know, someone who cares so much about them that he he he wd them taken care of. well, chris, well done, babe. you did it. >> brian: wow. now chris' wife is picking up where her husband left off, finishing off his memoir. the book is called -- and he was talking about this on our show "american gun." he was just about done with it. his book is currently a best seller and now this book, i'm sure, will be, too. tha

american territory of guam in the pacific. defense ministry noda met in tokyo with u.s. secretary of the navy ray maibus. plans to transfer 4,700 troops to guam by 2020. the environmental surveys go through and facilities are constructed. the u.s. senate has only partially granted the obama administration's request to the fund transfer. >> translator: we are aware of various opinions on the plan in the u.s. congress. we want to make sure that the u.s. government will implement the agreement. >> we consider this relationship both nation-to-nation and particularly for me our navy and our marine corps relationship to be one of the closest we have in the world and one of the most important. >> mabus said the transfer will begin once an environmental assessment is completed in 2015. onodera called for boosting defense for remote islands in japan. japanese leaders have been wary of china's increased activity at sea. mabus said the u.s. hopes to continue offering its cooperation. >>> the diplomat vying to be the top envoy to east asia referred to the territorial dispute between japan and china at his confirmati

american authorities have become so humorless. this week saw the first piece of the jigsaw of russia's new navy taking to the seas the stern of mr all class helicopter carrier built in russia's st petersburg shipyard is now awaiting its trip to france where the whole ship will be fully assembled artie's maria was at the milestone launch for moscow and pears. to me it was. one of those that find the ground according to the deal signed two years ago this shipyard in st petersburg will play a vital role in the fabrication of by vessels this section built here will soon had two fronts for completion before making the return journey to enter the service in russia's navy although there's no champagne available to celebrate here today because a bottle of it was just smashed on a new shape or rather on base section of an u. shape it's still a big day for a big ship it to his lawn with a mistrial class war ships have enough capacity to carry sixteen helicopters up to full to tanks or armored vehicles and around six hundred troops and a range of around forty thousand kilometers the cruel end over a single trip around the entire globe and what

american government. and other people that if they were in charge of our navy, our submarines would have screen doors. >> we have, i've been in contact with ed snowden's father, we've been trying to get the doj. >> see how much we have to say on a friday? you can never miss this show. programming note, greta is heading to florida and will be covering the zimmerman trial live from florida on monday and tuesday. be sure to tune in. directly ahead, alec baldwin goes ballistic in another twitter temper tantrum. what's gotten the hollywood hot head fired up this time? we'll tell you. later, it's facebook friday, baby. dana will be reading your questions, so please log on to takes book.com/thefivefnc and ask us anything you would like, well, just about alec, for this mission i upgraded your smart phone. ♪ right. but the most important feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my venture card to erase recent travel purchases. d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button do? [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i

american energy? in my work in the navy, i have seen too many of american service men and women wounded, and so now the choice is simple. what do you choose? i choose american energy. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from oregon. mr. defazio: well -- well, i'm not closing. i just want to -- ok. i'd just like to respond to the gentleman who preceded me. the statistic he used was accurate in 2005. the 20 million barrels a day imported. and that was of course when george bush was president of the united states with the bush-cheney energy policy. of the oil we consume. now, due to changes with fleet fuel economy standards and biofuels and other steps taken by the obama administration, i actually -- our daily consumption is down to 18.5 billion -- million barrels. it's not bad. you know, almost an 8% decrease in a mere seven years with the president only in office for 4 1/2. and we are now only 37% dependent on foreign oil. and that trend continues, of course, as i spoke earlier about the increase in production on federal lands and federal offshore lands between the obama ad

navy man. but mr. randolph stayed at it. the 1944ld war -- election, desegregating the military was the single most important issue to african- americans is difficult to over -- overstate how encompassing the concept of the double v was to the lives of our americans. they pageants at colleges, dances at colleges. went witheaders walter white, executive director of the naacp, and brought that to president truman's attention, the buildup had been going on for many years. frankly, truman was simply more concerned about the plight of african-americans than president roosevelt. tavis: there have been so many comparisons to president obama and fdr. be mind boggling for some who really do not know the history to consider, when we think of how liberal fdr was, that this was something he would not do. something he did not do. tell me more about this. >> resident roosevelt was very concerned about maintaining the new deal. the legislation he had passed. without southern democrats -- , due tomocrats seniority rules in the senate, controlled the senate. he believed that if he began to push meaningfully for any civil rights legislation he would los

francisco and she adopted a lot of american service men over 1,000 and one of them that she called and the congressman from minnesota to create the first female branch of the navy and here to talk about her is jena lowell rice, give it up for her. >> mayor, lee, distinguished guest and friends and family. thank you, for honoring our great confident, dr. margaret mom chung, i have to admit, when we first heard about this they were really excited but we had no idea what it was. so we did a little research, and we found out what the tunnel boring machine was and we looked at each other and we said really? >> really? >> they are going to name a massive construction machine after our anti-doc? that is what we called her. >> and then we thought about it, this is perfect, there is actually quite similar. in several different ways. this tunnel boring machine is a pioneer as it will start the tunneling in phase two of the central subway and auntie was a pioneer as you have heard as the first american board chinese physician in the country and she started the first western clinic in china town and why this will help to build a subway that will bring together neighborhood

we're in the midst of the wasification of american men and now the military going pc isdang disheartening and dangerous.lled kimberly, i called his lawyer, navyer john bennett wells who saysis pc is taking or the military. >> who we met before, the attorney representing him. this is very disconcerting to mr because now you're going to, what, program our military and give them the suggested and approved reading list and they can't read or listen or watch certain americans expressing their beliefs?re this is outrageous. we have the soldiers fighting for our freedoms every day and then president obama is stripping them of their freedoms, telling them they can't read this or can't look at these materials. this is his administration. >> hang in there, juan. t hold on. >> he's the commander in chief. >> i spoke to commander wells and said why is pc taking over the military? he said the wayan things have bd going, especially since peoplere obama put his in power in thede military. >> absolutely. and all you have to do is look u at fort hood to see that. it was political correctness that prevented army psychologist from reporting major nidal malik ha

they'll begin training as army rangers and could train by navy s.e.a.l.s by the year 2016. >>> more americansble drop in years down from more than 20% just last decade. >>> and the search for jimmy hoffa resumes today, this time in a field near detroit. the former teemsters union leader last seen in 1975 before a meeting with two mobsters. reputed mafia captain in prison when hoffa vanished claims he's buried under a concrete slab in that field and obviously we will keep you posted on the search. >>> and finally, not easy being a mascot. look what happened before a phillies game last night, of course, the fanatic. this is -- these are not antics. his atv stalled out and they had to roll it off. jayson werth, a member of the washington nationals watching as -- well, that's wacky watching six groundskeepers lifting that thing into the dugout. that's crazy. >> i wonder if fans thought it was all some part -- culminating in something. that's funny. >> play ball? thank you. let's continue the play ball. >> continue? >> continue. >> i shall. thank you so much, josh. good morning to you and when the

navy, air force under him. this is the real thing. nsa directory, keith alexander said the american people had been misinformed about the extent of the agency's surveillance. >> i have been working with this committee for the past several years. they are very good about asking all the questions and providing tremendous oversight, as does the court and administration. this is not a program where we are out for free-wheeling. it is a well-overseen and very focused program. what we owe you the american people is now, how good is that, with some statistics. i think when the american people hear that, they will stop and say, wait, the information we're getting is incorrect. i would tell the american people, let's take a step back, look and what is going on, oversight and compliance, and then have this discussion. your response? >> there is one area that i agree with him. the intermission that the public is getting is incorrect, but it is incorrect because it is coming from keith alexander and the administration. what is incorrect is the fact -- you have general clapper of their denying i

american gun. a history of the u.s. and 10 firearms. the book was written by the late navy seal chris keil who was shot to death in texas last february. a year earlier i interviewed chief petty officer kyle on the factor. anyway kyle's wife tea out promoting the book and i spoke with her last night. >> bill: is this is a progun book that you guys put out what's the headline of the book and most important thing in it. >> i don't think of it as much as a progun book as history book. honestly chris loved american history. yeah his interest are in guns that it makes sense that he would show how history has been changed by people using guns and how the gun manufacturers changed to adapt to the times. it's really fun and entertaining look at the people who changed history. >> but there is the specter of your late husband over the book and because he was killed with a firearm by a deranged guy. and that's the center of the debate that most americans who are clear thinking understand we need to defend ourselves with firearms and that's why the founding fathers put that in the const

navy deals that were killed and murders. that is not scandal to me. that is betrayal. >> judge jeanine: shouldn't americanse concerned about the fact so many houses are under water, mortgages i should stay and the irs is spending our money like it is -- they are partying and getting drunk on it and staying in presidential suites injuries shouldn't americans be infuriated about that? >> there is a foreclosure epidemic in this country and unemployment emergency going on. it would behoove the people in government to start spending time energy and money and tax dollars fixing the problem. they are so obsessed with the at this time lating politics of scandal they can't see it. they are willing to sacrifice the country future to take a few cheap shots at him. >> you are sitting here talking about the irs who is undoubtedly corrupt who is about to take care of obama care and tell me whether i go go to the doctor. we have no faith in this government or the administration? a lot of democrats seem bo be jumping ship a little. i think you have someone like manchin from west virginia who says holder should consider re

we've seen rage and violence directed at american embassies over an awful internet video that we had nothing to do with. >> the father of slain former navytyron woods says clinton then approaches him. >> she mentioned that day, we're going to have that person arrested and prosecuted that did the video. >> reporter: 13 hours later, cerrit cerritos, california, nikoula is hauled in on violation of probation. an initial draft of talking points about benghazi that administration officials and capitol hill lawmakers can use on the upcoming sunday shows. we know that islamic extremists with ties to al qaeda participated in the attack, and the talking points notes that ansar al sharia claimed credit for the attack, and cia warned about the worsening security environment in benghazi. september 14 and 15, after two days, 100 pages of e-mails, untold phone calls and meetings, the state department, cia, and white house agree on the 12th and vinyl versifinal version ofg points. all references from al qaeda and warnings from the cia have been deleted. lastly, there is in the final talking points, no mention of the video. only a reference to earlier p

navy seal and army ranger units by 2015. it would require them women and men to meet the same mental and physical standards. >>> sally ride was the first american woman to go to space. she died last summer as a result of cancer after retiring from nasa. she worked as a physicsprofessor and wrote books and founded a company. >>> nasa new crop of astronauts is making history. of the 8 selected half are women and that's the. >> iest number ever. they he were picked out of a -- that's the highest number ever. they were picked out of a pool of 500. >>> southwest airlines turns 42. in july of 1993, the carrier picked baltimore as the first east coast gateway airport. southwest owns 70% of the market and started with 5 daily flights to chicago and cleveland and now southwest is thinking about flying overseas but that's about two years out so we will have to wait and see what happens. >> if you have siblings you know this is often the case. kids fighting with each other in the house is often written off as child play. >> details on a new study shows aggression whether inside or outside the home can affect your child's mental well-being. >> this morning

sniper rose to fame with his best selling biography "american sniper" about his tours on the battlefield in iraq. earlier this year tragedy struck the navyge. police say a fellow vet did it. now chris kyle's widow speaking out for the first time. his 160 confirmed kills as a navy s.e.a.l. sniper made chris kyle a military legend. when i sat down with him last year, one year to the day before his shooting death, he told me the only number he cared about was of those he saved. >> did you ever have any sense of remorse or any lingering feelings about taking a life? >> no. every person i killed i have a clear conscious because they were actively trying to harm americans, allies or civilians. >> during four tours in iraq, kyle faced his own close brushes with death. insurgents even put a bounty on his head. all the while his wife taya waited back in texas with their two children. >> when i read it, read these stories, i kept thinking, this guy is teflon, nothing can hurt him. >> yeah. >> did you get to the point you thought he was invincible? >> to answer your question, no, i didn't. maybe i was a realist, pessimist but i was always in fear f

francisco and she adopted a lot of american service men over 1,000 and one of them that she called and the congressman from minnesota to create the first female branch of the navy and here to talk about her is jena lowell rice, give it up for her. >> mayor, lee, distinguished guest and friends and family. thank you, for honoring our great confident, dr. margaret mom chung, i have to admit, when we first heard about this they were really excited but we had no idea what it was. so we did a little research, and we found out what the

navy at a time when gay personnel were not treated the same as strait military personnel. one thing that's interesting, this weekend the military will be setting up recruiting booths trying to recruit gay americans the military service. >> it is a new day. ever since the repeal of don't ask, don't tell, the department of defense has embraced their lgbt services. >> we know the nation is watching what's about to happen there where you are tonight. is there a message you would like to send about what california is feeling tonight? >> well, california is elated. we are now one of the handful of states that allow gay marriage or same-sex marriage. we still have 37 states across the country and those of us who have achieved this, the 13-14 states that have it legal, we need to work to help the other 37 states. we fought the good fight and won. we're going to enjoy this evening in the castro. >> as a military veteran, you know people in the service move around a lot. you mentioned the 37 states where it still is not legal. how does that affect same-sex couples in the military who might be in california, legally get married in the next month, and then get stationed in another state where it's not legal

, and he told europeans that americans are not listening to their calls from there across the atlantic or reading their e-mails. president obama actually used the intel navyls found in usama bin laden's compound as an example to explain that the way american surveillance programs work, agencies can take a phone number they found in abbottabad, plug it into a database and have a call log right in front of them to see who terrorists are talking to. the president also says that programs like that have stopped dozens of terrorist plots. >> we've saved lives. we know of at least 50 threats that have been averted because of this information not just from the united states, but in some cases threats here in germany. >> reporter: and that statistic, about 50 terror attacks being stopped by surveillance programs, but also used -- was also used in an open hearing yesterday. and today house intelligence committee members are expected to get a list of all 50. jon? jon: so what are lawmakers saying about all this? >> reporter: some lawmakers now are saying that the intelligence community as a whole just has a big credibility problem. we heard republican senator rand p

other marines on navy ships in the red sea that happen to be there also on alert if they have to evacuate americans. u.s. in the taking any chances this time. >> they certainly couldn't afford it of bviously. thanks so much. we'll be back to you if the secretary has more to say about what's going on in egypt. joining me now, ned walker. you have a very long resume of being ambassador various places. but i want to take some advantage of your four years in cairo. you can put this in perspective for me? i look and think the last time this happened, mubarak was ousted and it has the same feel. >> it certainly has a lot of street credibility for the protests against morsi. but you the brotherhood is increasingly entrenched. >> this is where morsi was once a member. so those are friendly forces. >> friendly to morsi. >> right. >> and i think what we'll see is some explosion, some possibility of violence, but the reality is that when all that goes by, you'll still come back to a government that is in place, it's been building up its capabilities, taking over positions in the judiciary, taking over positio

american plate jumped over nafka plate, or nafka plate gets down. we moved 3 meters to the west and at the same time we lift up at about 3 meters in certain areas. so navy -- this is very important because in some places where you are supposed to get into with your ships, not any more. so a hydrographic survey, certain port was absolutely mandatory when you have this event. i said to the australian staff, because of that we are closer neighbors right now. here you can see an example that was before the earthquake, the distance of the low tide. and now it's absolutely far away. so some marine small sea life in there absolutely disappeared. that's another effect you can see a lighthouse in there before tsunami and where is the lighthouse in the middle of the island down there after the tsunami. so the bottom is absolutely came up. another example. another effect of -- global effect. because of the change of the mass of the earth, because it moves so it change slightly the configuration, it has an effect in the axis rotation of the globe. it moved 8 centimeters north pole to the east and that means rotation increased 1.26 millions of seconds so you work le

attack on the gasby caused the first bloodshed in the struggle for american independence and was the first resistance to the british navy." how did it come about? well, on june 9, 1772, rhode island ship captain benjamin lindsey was en route from providence to newport sailing in his packet sloop the hannah. he was accosted and ordered to yield for inspection by the gasby. well, captain lindsey had had enough of the gasby and he ignored the command and erased up narragansett bay, ignoring warning shots fired at him by the gasby. as the gasby gave chase, captain lindsey, who was a wiley rhode island ship captain, realized that his ship was lighter and drew less water than the gasby so he sped north towards patuxent cove, toward the shallows off of namquid point. the hannah shot over these shallows but the heavier gasby grounded and stuck firm. the british ship and her crew were caught, stranded in a falling tide and would need many hours before a rising tide would free the hulking gasby. captain lindsey continued on his way to providence and rallied a group of rhode island patriots at sabin's tavern. together the group re

american eagle, which was on time just under 67% of the time, followed by frontier and expressjet. and among airports, passengers were most likely to be delayed flying into newark. >>> now hear this. the u.s. navy retrofitting the way it communicates from a system that has been around from the old teletype days to e-mail. as part of the change, the service said in a memo that it's not necessary anymore to limit navy messages entirely to upper case, and that all navy commands are authorized to use standard mixed-case characters. that's upper and lower case. but tradition is hard to change, and as you can see, the announcement itself was in all caps. >>> we're back in a moment with our "making a difference" report. one city's historic promise kept to every kid in town. >>> making a difference, brought to you by alka selzer fruit chews. for fast heartburn relief. >>> as students and parents across the country worry about paying for college, it's worth looking at the experience of looking at one city where everyone who graduates from high school gets a scholarship. it's about money, yes, but also about dreams, and it's tonight's "making a difference" report. from john yang in michigan. >> reporter: