and regulatory agencies that oversee the navy's work determined parcel a, the parcel that's already been transferred and is under development since 2005, under the oversite of my department it was determined safe to do that, including the fact that it is adjacent to this area. the navy and the regulatory agencies determined that all of the other parcels the navy still owns are safe in their current condition. that will be part of the entire development. as stated in our comment letter on which you all received a copy, we believe that the navy has quickly studied and understands the nature and extent of contamination and the range of alternatives are feasible and follow accepted scientific practice. we support the process by the navy and encourage the navy to give substantial consideration to the input that they receive from the public and from all stakeholders. thank you. >> once a site gets on the list, the national priority list epa is obligated to insure the investigation and clean up actions and long-term monitoring of human health and the env

we have a lieutenant and the coast guard, navy, and from the country of canada. we will begin to narrate this. we're so excited for the official start of today's festivities. there will be in rendering of honors with a 15-gun salute from the aircraft carrier to vice admiral brown. [military salute] ♪

we have a lieutenant and the coast guard, navy, and from the country of canada. we will begin to narrate this. we're so excited for the official start of today's festivities. there will be in rendering of honors with a 15-gun salute from the aircraft carrier to vice admiral brown. [military salute] ♪ >> good morning. i am proud employee of the department of veteran affairs. i have worked at the va for 23 years. i have been working with homeless veterans for 21 of those years. [applause] my title now is coordinator. that translates

we have a lieutenant and the coast guard, navy, and from the country of canada. we will begin to narrate this. we're so excited for the official start of today's festivities. there will be in rendering of honors with a 15-gun salute from the aircraft carrier to vice admiral brown. [military salute] ♪ >> good morning, good morning. good morning. welcome. one for you. >> good morning. [speaking spanish] >> we have anna. she has a few words to say. [speaking spanish] i didn't hear you. that wasn't loud enough! [speaking spanish] much, much better. my name is anna. i work at the department of public health and i operate the school program and i am proud to say marshall is one of our stellar schools to show everybody how we can walk or bike to school. thank you for coming to such a sunny beautiful day to marshall, walking to marshall. [applause] so here's a man that i want to say absolutely needs no introduction, mr. peter avila. >> that wasn't loud enough! [applause] >> i'm not running for mayor so i will not give a campaign speech. i would be number 55 i think. so i

it will be 2017 before the navy has transferred all the land over to the redevelopment agency and its of corn to go back to see what has happened since. there is many different aspects to this. the environmental cleanup -- most of that work is left up to the navy, and we realize there is very little the city can legally do to monitor that. however, we want to remind the board of supervisors that there is the conveyance agreement between the san francisco redevelopment agency and the navy that was created in signing of 2004, and it stipulates that the federal government's will work cooperatively with the redevelopment agency to find out what is the best way to clean up. one of the major decisions to come is with personaparcel 2. the land at bayview was cut up into sections. we have work to grade the area to prepare it for development, and throughout the whole process, there has been continual concerns. in order to avoid inappropriate behavior, i think the government agency, the redevelopment agency, should enforce conflict of interest guidelines. for instance, it came out recently that

the bonhomme richard is an amphibious assault ship designed to carry a flexible mix of marine and navy units all around the world to accomplish a broad spectrum of missions, from humanitarian and disaster relief, all the way to combat missions. it can operate anywhere and can sustain forces either from the air or from the sea. i think it is appropriate to be this avenue. i cannot think of a better place to accomplish these missions. i was asked to get a little history of bonhomme richard. it is a french name. if you wonder why, it was a ship that was donated to the colonial navy when they were fighting in the revolution. the name is in honor of benjamin franklin. , bonhomme richard good man richard. in france, it was captain by john paul jones. it went on the campaign off but the british isles to take the word to the british. it ended in a battle against a top of the ship. the bonhomme richard is not. the bottom line is that they had no right to win. there were sinking. half the crew was dead. the crew did what they had no right to do, and they won that battle through climbing in the y

and air force and navy seen earlier on cbs and kriss proctor will go in but watch what happens. guilty of taunting and that means a 15-yard penalty on the try for the point after. and, yes, it is blocked, is the point after, which leaves the door open for air force to take it in, jefferson does and the extra point opportunity is good. and air force secures the commander in chief trophy and takes a leg up on it this year 35-34. and that'll just about do it for now. but we'll be back. thanks for watching the jeep post game show and at 8:00, the marquee match-up between alabama and florida and more tomorrow with the nfl. most of you will see the steelers and the texans and the broncos and the packers. coverage starts with the nfl today. thanks for watching and we will see you at 8:00 for alabama and florida. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division captioned by captionmax www.captionmax.com to quick-test using car md's red, yellow or green rating, and it only takes a few seconds. >> when i go to car dealerships, because i'm a woman, they'll definitely take advantage, so wi

and big one. there will be six u.s. navy ships that will be coming in as early as the middle of next week but certainly for the parade of ships on saturday. october 8, i believe that is, and they consist of an aircraft carrier, an amphibious assault ship, a guided missile cruiser, the uss antietam, guided missile destroyer, and a mine counter mission ship, whatever that is. and then the u.s. says guadalupe, which is a replenishment oiler. we are looking forward to seeing more than 9000 sailors, marines, and coast guard marine and women who will participate, and there will be a number of great events that began as early as next thursday. i am going to go through them very quickly. the first is the senior leadership seminar, which is the seminar that will have its second run this coming year, organized by a retired general of the u.s. marine corps. the purpose of that seminar is to bring together senior navy, marine corps, and coast guard leaders to interact with their counterparts in preparation for humanitarian aid and/or di

and there is a record, 36 consecutive finishes. seconds left in the game, 38- 35rbgs east carolina leading navy and they had the chance to tie it up,ut as time expired, that 48-yarder was no why and -- good and navy les a twin. five straight losses for navy. >>> from the ravens tonight, an injury update heading into monday night football. at jacksonville, the veteran corner back, in question. the others -- . >>> we will be right here as the special coverage is kicking off right here. >> and in more on the bash, the favorite award, candy man e. there is the problem, into the turn, exploiting the inside rail and then the victory, the candy land e. wiping his 6th start and he returned and from alabama, the nascar racer, mike wallace with the checked flag. >>> qualifying for the the ride tomorrow, martin at just over 181 miles per hour and jimmy johnson's second with the face of the race continuing. edwards finished #th -- 9th. >>> hopkins won it and in the world series, it is 14-$6, world series, it is 14-$6, saint lewis over we're going to go over sales figures, complete this merger, present to the board, and do a number of other see

and then that high- pressure takes over on wednesday. clear skies all the way through, 75 degrees by friday. >> peak is here with sports. >> we talked a little bit about navy. towson and maryland getting together for the first time. see if the tigers could compete. those stories next in sports. it is powerball. good saturday night, america. tonight's estimated jackpot $48.80 million. tonight the multiplier is 3. 27-43-12-23-1. time now for your powerball. this evening that number is 31. good luck, everybody. >> personal and intense, but respectful. that describes the service academy football game, certainly the case for air force and navy today. a dynamic atmosphere in annapolis as navy began. the falcons are dominating in the second quarter. ashton clark races 23 yards, 21-three air force at the half. maybe rallied all the way back. now down 28-20, onside kick recovered by the mids. one score a way, chris procter, a little play action. great catch, two-point conversion and we go to overtime. mids have fourth and goal. they go for the touchdown and get it. thanks to a celebration penalty called, it is blocked. air force has a chance to come back and the fa

nasa astronaut and navy captain mark kelly is leaving the military.vice president biden will presigh over the ceremony. giffords continues to -- undergo rehabilitation in houston for a gunshot wound she suffered to her head in january. kelly was the commander of the last mission in play of space shuttle -- in may of space shuttle endeavour. >>> clash between police and demonstrators overnight as they protest against economic inequality spreads. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney, the search continues for the man who shot 10 people yesterday. he is still on the loose this morning. the latest on the search coming up.j apple? tributes continue to pour in for the late steve jobs. some are already wondering what is next for his ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nu

and acquire these islands specifically to use as naval stations to support and navy. to become an old-style european style empire and they saw that as greatness and they won and we live in their country. whatever you think about that on one side or the other and there are points for either position, that is the moment when that happened and we are still dealing with the ramifications of that. >> host: next call from washington d.c.. you are on booktv. please go ahead. >> caller: i have read all your books and i wonder if you are working on anything and what we can expect from you in coming months or years? >> guest: i don't know if i want to give anything away yet. i am thinking about architecture. i am not ready to talk about that yet. >> host: give us a synopsis of the word he shipmates. >> guest: that was my book about the founding of the massachusetts bay colony in 1630. it boiled down -- also about the founding of rhode island after the massachusetts bay colonist gets booted out of massachusetts by his brethren for being a rebel rousing loudmouth and he goes on to

my daughter -- daughter-in-law died in 2005, 28 years old and i was right there when they brought the navy and -- into our community. when they let them in the community over all of us, and our children. we were having headaches. they do not know what is going on. i was having headaches. i would stand before you and like the one time -- the health department can sit here but they have not spent one night there, and they have not been knocking on one door, to assess the people. how can they say that we are okay? thank you. >> i live in the bay view area. i was living there when i could see the ships coming in, leaving the debris in the bay, which they never cleaned up. those who are here listening to us, this is a dangerous area. i watched that fire for two months up there. it would still be burning because there was gas underneath this. in this article, on page 7, the gases out there. the health department says that this is so dangerous. those people are not telling the truth. the health department -- i have never had problems like this until they started missing with the shipyard out ther

you have the army and navy had small foreign intelligence units but they dumping grounds for poor performing officers. roosevelt is making major foreign policy decisions overseas, how much and how to get lease aid to great britain and circumvent congressional control. he is running against wendell willkie for a third term and is worried he will lose the election and is making all these decisions overseas largely blind to what lay ahead of him. it worried him so much that sometimes he became physically ill. when donovan came back from the european mission that is when the spy work begins. in july of 1941 before pearl harbor, roosevelt signed an executive order designating donovan his coordinator of information. year later it is called oss, office of strategic services. in the beginning just coordinator of information. just a 1-page document very vaguely written that colonel donovan which was his world war i rank would collect information of national importance and do other unspecified things. the document was so vague that other cabinet members in the administration began scratching their hea

a private-sector military research institute estimates that china's navy has 35 advanced ships and 31 submarines. that's more than double the figures ten years ago. china's navy has begun conducting drills beyond its coastal waters in the east and south china seas, and the pacific ocean. some say china is aiming to secure sea lanes which are vital for economic growth. they also say china is trying to protect marine resources, including natural gas. the increased maneuvers hav be causing friction between china's military and japan's maritime self-defense force. japanese destroyers and china's aircraft have come dangerously close to each other in the east china sea. there have been five such cases over the past 18 months. against this backdrop, the self-defense forces are strengthening their fleet and stepping up their collaborations with the u.s. navy. japan and the u.s. have staged several large-scale military drills in the waters near okinawa. the two long-time allies are uniting to face the challenge of china's burgeoning power. nhk world. >>> gene otani asked kenkichi for backgroun

and dying. incredibly tough people. i learned from if my navy seal instructors in coronado, california, and i'll talk more about them later. my first boxing coach, earl blair, great instructor of mine. my boxing coach, henry dean, at oxford. i write about everything i learned from a set of wonderful, wonderful teachers. what they all had in common was that they all pushed me, and they challenged me to push myself to a place of discomfort. um, and one of them was one of my professors at duke university, his name was neil boothby. and what neil did was he really challenged me to find a way top of service. and neil asked me when i was 20 years old to go with him overseas to do international humanitarian work for the first time. and he asked me to come with him to bosnia. this was in 1994 during the ethnic cleansing that was happening in bosnia, and neil asked me to come with him to actually live and work in the refugee camps. and the photograph that you're seeing here is a photograph that i took of bosnian refugees as they had just stepped off of t

navy. after a field goal, and they recover. let's get one more look. lets it go, goes ten yards, picks it up. navy is in business. they get the ball back with just two minutes to play. second play of that drive, navy quarterback chris drops back. he eludes tackles. he is off and running. check out the spin move, right here. come on -- there he goes. spin move, out of the way. breaking tackles. 27 yards, down to the air force 26. midshipman are pumped. they use their air force, use green. makes the catch for the touchdown. 28-26. midshipman, the two-point conversion. procter runs out. and he just gets in. check out the navy sideline. they are pumped up. we're all tied at 28. this one's going into o.t. procter punches it in from just a yard out. navy up 34-28. that's the good news. but check this out. this is the bad news. procter goes to the sidelines, he says a few choice words to air force and they get flagged. it's blocked. now air force needs a touchdown and a p.a.t. to win the game. here we go. air force does the first part. they punch it in. jeff

and don't forget next week we continue with notre dame and navy when the midshipmen come to town. and tomorrow, the new orleans saints will face the indianapolis colts tomorrow, and bob costas will join you for that game. we say so long. >> the death of more mark gaddafi means air you again for a baltimore family. >> and another great fall day in stor >> live, local, latebreaking -- this is wbal 11 news. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> the day of liberation just hours away as people in libya prepare for a new era. good evening, everyone. the new libyan government will declare liberation tomorrow, triggering the countdown to election. adrian long has more on life in libya after the death of ousted leader muammar gaddafi. >> gaddafi pottery body is still in ms. riley. the public is being allowed to review the course. the family is demanding the body be returned to them for burial. but members of the interim government appear to be divided over what to do next. there is growing international

they represent 1600 marines and navy coremen. >> these kids are squared away, motivated and often thest in their families to get to college. over 50% of ours are. >> they award ed scholarships fr those wounded or died serving. she was 9 years old when her father died. >> he died doing what he loved, protecting me so we could all be free. >> reporter: he's double majoring in economics. his dad serves in vietnam. >> it allowed me to enjoy college and focus in on academics as well as dealing with friendships. >> reporter: this 23-year-old, a marine sergeant. on thursday, the first living marine in 40 years to receive the medal of honor. >> it's really about those guys. they gave so much. the price paid for this medal is unbelievable. it's for them and their families. >> reporter: he mired a heavy machine gun after they were ambushed. he didn't expect to live. he helped to save 36 lives. as he wears the names of his training mates that died, he's got the matching scholarship of children from injured marines. >> it's the way to go. it's what i feel like i should do. >> reporter: they will

he is the commander of the expedition nature strike force and part of the third fleet and the navy, as you know, the third fleet, they're coming in today. will is one ship already here and he is here representing advice admiral beman and advice admiral beman would be here but he doesn't fly in until 1700. the third fleet has been terrific in this whole process. i want to thank the u.s. naval services that are represented here today, but i also want to thank this wonderful committee i have, we're all volunteers. they have day jobs. i think our day jobs have become our night jobs with fleet week because we believe it's very important. and there is an aspect of what the city's cooperation here, this department of emergency management in the city and county of san francisco put on the most marvelous tabletop exercise, everybody learned so much and the skills that they bring to the table to help us get ready, i'm just really, really impressed. there is one other thing i would like to focus on, and that's these neighborhood early response teams. we are actually showcasing what they do in san

. >> and navy divers under water. >> fleet week carnival like atmosphere is meantime to entertain andit. >> i think this is awesome recruiting because it allows the public to see the range of services that the rangers does. >>> the risk and the beauty that makes people want to watch and the canadian snowbirds i flew with them on a media flight for an experience like no other and the feeling of taking off information and being so close to that flame next to you while you are dancing in the sky so you feel like you could touch it and doing slips and turns and you feel like there's an elephant sitting on your chest and coming into land and knowing that you have been within an inch an your life and still wanting to do it again. the risks were on display in reno while a pilot crashed into the grandstand and organizers say this is different, it is not a race but a show and the pilots are not hobbyists but professional navy flyers and it takes place over water away from people. >> i would be having fun if i was there. >> far enough to be safe and close enough to feel the power and to appreci

a private research institute estimates that china's navy has 35 advanced ships and 31 submarines. that's more than double the figures ten years ago. china's navy has begun conducting drills on coastal waters in the east and south china seas and pacific ocean. china is aiming to secure sea lanes which are vital for economic growth. they also say china is trying to protect marine resources, including natural gas. the increased maneuvers have been causing friction between china's and japan's self defense force. japanese destroirs and chinese aircraft came dangerously close in the east china sea. five such cases in the past 18 months. against this backdrop, the self defense forces are strengthening their fleet and stepping up collaboration with the u.s. navy. japan and u.s. have staged several drills in the waters near okinawa. two long time allies are uniting to face the challenge of china's power. >>> we have some background on the stand off between japan and china. >> what is the reason behind the naval expansion by china? >> translator: with its economy growing, china was able to a

and don't forget next week we continue with notre dame and navy when the midshipmen come to town. and tomorrow, the new orleans saints will face the indianapolis colts tomorrow, and bob costas will join you for that game. we say so long. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist, we begin tonight with breaking news out of northwest d.c. police are on the scene of a shooting at w street and georgia avenue. we're told the man has been shot in that area. police are looking for three males in dark clothing. they do consider them dangerous right now. this is all happening close to the howard university hospital. there's not been any detail about a possible connection between any events going on there, and

the navy did not even consider the second remedial action. this only cost $87 million and we will not even consider the second option. $350 million is not unmanageable, people said they did not want this done only if this was an expensive. the navy is responsible for clearing this up. and also, will look at the lists of things to consider, we have to consider the long-term health interests of the community. this has cost insurance but this is the most important. the community is not engaged in this process. thank you. >> this is maria harrison? >> i am here for health and environmental justice, representing the many members of bayview-hunters point. this body indicated that capt. would not be the alternative. but you are here with this notion -- and i really hate to do this by would like to draw your attention to the other areas, midway village in particular, and for every eight -- eight years, they have had to do this over and over. and they have the plastic and all of those wonderful things that we are hearing about. this is midway village of los geneva. this is very clo

>> yeah, and both navy and maryland are 2-2, you got a pick? >> i am going navy. >> go midshipmen.ight? all right. we will see what happens. a great day for football, man. >> awesome. >> awesome, thanks lynnette, appreciate that. >>> let's get into the rest of your forecast, 46 overnight, tomorrow 70 degrees -- or 77 rather, tomorrow down to 50 or so, clear, dry, your seven-day- forecast you know good stuff here. in fact we look for low 80s into sunday and monday, so we get only better weather as the weekend progresses, and the chance for rain holding off until tuesday night into wednesday doesn't get much better than for for your columbus day weekend. >> it is an exhibit set up to bring attention to childhood malnutrition. the program aims to raise awareness to the crisis of hunger. the u.s. government is making an effort but doctors without borders say they need to do a lot more. >> right now the u.s. is the largest exporter of international food aid to directs nutrition programs around the world and the food consists mainly of a corn soy blend which does not meet nutritional val

a tradition that i can remember, having been born and raised in san francisco, having the opportunity to be around the navy and the personnel that make this work, also allowing this intimate setting for this particular group. let me introduce, very briefly, our panel. we have a long day. first of all, on my far left, we have a young woman who was recently on television with me. the vice president of the san mateo board of supervisors. baez to have you here, adrian. thank you very much. next, capt. cynthia stone is here. she is captain of the port. i would say that that is a vitally important part of our community. no question about it. next, mayor quam, of oakland. congratulations to you, mayor, for your current operation. also, oakland has been involved in a number of different activities. the oakland hills fire was a local disaster that i am sure we remember with regret. myself, i walked on the freeway when the embarcadero went down. i was on channel 7 at the time. it is a strange feeling to walk on a freeway that has just collapsed, let me tell you. the mayor of san francisco is here to contribute his p

. >>> and preview of tomorrow's navy and towson football games. for these stories and more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. >>> she doesn't look a day over 50. but the statue of liberty turned 125 years old it today. bigat shivan is reporting. as a gift, lady liberty is getting a facelift. >> reporter: adinoru fi was willing to give his life to the u.s. before he even became a citizen. >> congratulations. >> reporter: but today, this navy reservist from nigeria, and 2400 other took the oath of citizenship. standing at the base of lady liberty. >> now i'm an american. i can claim it, i can sing, i can beat my chest. i'm proud of it. >> reporter: the statue arrived in pieces in 1885. it took four months to put the gift back together. for the next six decades, lady liberty welcomed more than 12 million immigrants, as they made their way through the nearby station on ellis island. >> i have two sets of grandparents and all four of them came in through ellis island. >> reporter: for joanne mcgrair, this is hallowed ground. >> i wonder how they were feel

and lives in the center lane. >> jack kennedy had been to war in p.t. 109. that? one defining experience? chris: you were in the navy. >> yes. kennedy's experience in your book shows vividly, and this is something he shares with obama. obama doesn't like war and kennedy didn't like war. much of their time governing was making sure that we either get out of wars or avoid the catastrophic war. so that's something that is shared. i think when i talked to obama, i found that he, look, i mean, he just came out, sat right there and he said, you know, war and for the commander in chief is managing chaos. chris: i want to talk about the tough guy. this week, speaker boehner, who nobody dislikes, he is not a bad guy. but the president is laughable and what he is trying to do through executive orders. shouldn't there be a little fear of the president? >> they have not projecteded fear factor which is surprising. they were tough initially. you would think with rahm emanuel as the first chief of staff, they would be very tough. but they basically gave the writing of health care to nancy pelosi and the house caucus. there is a s

george marshall thought it was a plot by donovan to take over army and navy intelligence, which was what donovan had in mind 23 roosevelt let him do it. he comes to accept the oss, but the senior intelligence officers never did, and, in fact, they fought donovan's organization throughout the war. at one point, towards the middle of the war, the military folks formed their own espionage units behind donovan's back nicknamed the pond with a job to spy behind donovan's back, but to spy on him, spy on his officers. they collected information on the wives of oss officers. donovan -- i mean, in any war, you're going to have generals on the same side fighting among themself. world war world war ii was no different. the officers were constant battles among them. in donovan's case, though, the fights were more intense because the conventional jnls didn't know what this guy was all about. i mean, he got out there and talked propaganda, espionage operations and little oggy and bats with devices, and others found that disturbing, not the american way of war. donovan also brought a lot a of the probl