we informed the russian navy officer moved his contingent and demanded to explain what is going opbn. he is a russian navy captain who tried to explain his actions by recent decisions by crimean authorities. i informed the security council about our extreme concern and expressed a strong indignation regarding a recent post on the facebook page of the russian fortune ministry. i quoted this posting. instructions have been sent to the russian consulate john to urgently undertake all necessary measures to start the issue of russian passports. it was involved in the atrocities on the streets in kaef and this unit was submitted by the minister of interior. today our ministry of fortune affairs expressed its strong protest of the russian military presence in crimea and demonstrateddemanded it withdraw immediately all these units and people. i also informed the security council about the decision of t the parliament and the minister performance to address the russian federation, to hold the consultations under article 7 of the treaty on friendship, cooperation and partnership 2010 ukraine an

i believe in 2003, although don't hold me to that. >> those are navy seals and? >> yes. >> richard miniter, newest book, "eyes on the target: inside stories from the brotherhood of the u.s. navy seals." thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> you've been watching booktv, 48 hours of book programming begins saturday morning at eight eastern through monday morning at eight eastern. nonfiction books all weekend every weekend right here on c-span2. .. >> a procedural vote scheduled for 5:30. it w

yard, and for the entire navy affected. the outpouring support from the community and nation was overwhelming and deeply, deeply appreciated. i pointed to washington navy yard task force led by the navy who is here today to ensure that that support was continuous and comprehensive. this task force is in existence as long as needed to make sure everyone in need has what is needed. those who participated in the response has been magnificent including the the assistants who work directly with the families very soon after this event. those who were working at the navy yard that day have been magnificent two, only two days after the sering event, i went back to the navy yard, and an overwhelming majority of the people were back at work. making sure we have the world's finest navy and those wounded have also returned to work. we expect our sailors and marines to go in harm's way, but even in the theater of war, the danger posed insider threats is in cities, in an office building, near our nation's capitol, and it's almost inexreps

government and the u.s. navyarticular, to the appropriate effective action measures, given the information they had available at the time. it is very easy now to look in retrospect and make these kinds of judgments, now that we have more information, and there is a lot more transparency to this, but at the time they had little information to act on. i'm what i gather from my interviews, they were immediately try to take protective measures. they moved the carrier off, they stopped a water supply after they saw it had become contaminated. for many of the servicemen, they provided potassium iodine to protect them from thyroid doses. i also set up a radiation registry which is till publicly available, an online website, that allows servicemen and anyone in japan at that time, in proximity to the plant, to see where they were on a given day, and what they're estimated dose exposures were. i think the united states government and navy was doing what they could. minute thed, the officers and administrative staff were d

and navy and australian air force are very used to working together. i'm sure there's all sorts of coordination going on. my guess what will happen now you'll have the p3 and p8 with satellite communications and go over if they see wreckage they'll take pictures and send that back via satellite. i think we will get an i.d. pretty quickly here. just one thing to know, we saw that the australian prime minister tony abbott called the malaysian prime minister with this news a couple of hours ago. to me that's pretty clear signature that this is something that they think they have found and the courtesy call means that this is probably what we've been looking for. saying, i think they have pretty good beliefs this is it. i think they're probably dispatching ships to the area. we heard in the press conference that a merchant ship had been sent to the area. yes, we want to find wreckage. yes, we want to confirm that this is, in fact, the aircraft and that we have the area, but now as david said we need to do some forensics and need to do some meteorological a

and show the brotherhood the brotherhood history navy seals, a tight-knit group. it can be one generation to the next. they have guys in the "70, and '80s, bonding with the guys that are 18 and 19. once you have been through the program, you are a seal for life. a marine is a marine for life. the seals are seals for life, and that is how they live. if you go to seal funerals, you'll see guys that left in the vietnam era, and hang out with 18-year-olds. there's no gap. we had a story about a seal widow, and seals showed up and took care of the home, even though she never met them and they had never met her former husband who is dead. >> what did you make about the osama bin laden raid and what you learnt about it, and what it says about the seals that perhaps you didn't know. >> the difference in the osama bin laden raid and where we have a dangerous and bad event taking place, where they lose a helicopter and the difference between that and what happened in iran 30 years ago, during the eagle clock, when the iran hostage crisis took place. in iran they had to scrap

and i want to thank secretary hagel for his unwavering support for navy and our entire navy family throughout and for ensuring that dod is internal and external reviews built on our efforts. i pointed -- appointed admiral john richardson, here today, to conduct an official comprehensive investigation in accordance with the judge advocate general manual, or a jagman report, into the circumstances surrounding the navy yard shooting, to include a review of the policies and programs and how will that guidance was executed. there are 11 major findings and 14 recommendations made in the jagman report, which admiral richardson to speak in detail to. i've accepted all the recommendations and there in the process of being implemented. i directed that additional action be taken to strengthen the department of the navy contract requirements and to provide greater oversight on how a sailor or marine's performance is evaluated and reported. a more detailed list of actions the department has taken recommended by our reviews and our investigations has been made available in written form to you. i want to th

navy and australian navy are assisting in the search. he satellites were taken on the 16th and the objects may be difficult to locate. here is what we do know. here is what we do know about these images. one may be as wide as 78 feet, the other as wide as 15 feet. poor visibility in deep waters could hinder the recovery efforts for those specific pieces if they happen to be debris from that flight. we'll continue to update you right here. we'll also speak with retired american airlines pilot flight instructor tom casey coming up in just a moment. first we want to check on your weather with nbc meteorologist veronica johnson. i know this area is of concern to you as you're watching the weather indicators and what it could mean to the shifting water patterns. >> that's right. just to the north of this impact field, there's an old area of low pressure. so the circulation right there where we're searching now has more westerly winds. it is quite possible that off to the west of that area is where whatever that was came in or has been drifting

navy. they have confirmed the ultimatum and that it confirms two navy bases and two navy ships, but they could not tell us about the rest of the armed forces. the commander of the base just behind me has come out and spoken to reporters, and he said he would not surrender to the russians. he said he will continue taking his orders from kiev, and he also said that other commanders in crimea have refused to fall under the leadership of the man who actually defected or was sacked, depending on whose story to listen to, and pledged allegiance to the crimea regional government. he said the commanders here are still going to come under the command of kiev. it seems that it's not going to be an easy situation. now there was a guest earlier who was saying that maybe the russians had hoped there would be a series of defection following the defection of the admiral yet. that so far has not happened. as we've seen here and at another base not far from here that the soldiers inside the holder ground have no intention to bow to the pressure. >> we have fast develops coming out of ukraine. thank you. >>> we

navy and new zealand search crews is where is malaysia in all of this? why aren't they sending search crews? >> caller: malaysia is basically infective at this point. we've got the u.s. navy, the australians and new zealand who are providing aircraft and ships. and we need to get out there right now, find that area, pick up the debris, localize the serial numbers that are on each of those kpoenants and identify this aircraft. and if that's what it is, then we've found it. i mean, this is, previously, it was a ten-day record to try to find debris. we're a couple days past that. but we are well within the record for the batteries of the flight data recorders, so i think we've really, at this point, i think we've found it. we just need to get the debris, pull it up. there are serial numbers. there are stamps. there are little records on each of these pieces of records, of data, and we need to pull that out and, and reconcile that. and once we do, and we find out that that's really it, then, fine, get down and get those data, the flight data recorders. >> cap

it's about the culture of the navy seals, what makes them different and unique people. e united states navy has spent millions of dollars trying to discover how a navy s.e.a.l. is made. what makes some people go through basic training and what makes 70% of people fail. they looked for demographics ethnicity, family background religion and be done none of that matters. some of the most successful navy seals grew up in wealthy suburban homes and some real standout navy seals grew up on food stamps in public housing. some are wide, some are black jeh johnson who now runs -- some are hispanic, some are asian. some are nativeborn. many are foreign-born but in this book i have a story who grew up in that struggle. they come from all walks of life, all economic background, all faith. i can find a common denominator except for one thing. they never quit. what makes us feel get through all of these levels of training and makes them real standout income is there able to do three things at the same time which no one else can really do. they dominate their body they can control thei

ups has been going out the ukrainian marines and navy in crimea the news comes and between the two found that the soldiers will be overhauled. so i can tell you that for the last month. all the books family most of our commanders. it was unfortunately staying behind in crimea. we were all my quilts brings with it. it would but now i hope that we can finally relax and rest this last week thousands of ukrainian troops have been good deeds done a thief in crimea. offering all on three fifteen but read using to surrender. with all military installations in the region now under russian control key and down to reality on the ground and ordered the full scale peaceful iraqi rationed. it was like a doberman. the ukrainian national security council. it has decided to acknowledge the rational is that the drug relocating military units visions of the ukrainian military and one force agencies to increase. from the temporarily occupied autonomous republic of crimea to other parts of ukraine she regularly. quit crying me and now firmly in its pioneering grant dresses defense minister ride in the annex

family background, religion and found that none of that matters. navy seal screw. stand up baby seals grew up in public housing. summer white, summer and mr. mr. black. some are hispanic, some are asian, summer native-born, many are foreign-born. in this book have the story first ever told a series of the come from all walks of life, all economic backgrounds and faiths. the common denominator among what makes this deal get through all of these levels of training and makes them a real standout as combat. three things which no one else can really do. down it the bodies. for one of the things they do is basic underwater demolition. it forces them to do with it. the second, you must fight confusion, fight fear. great mental fatigue. your mind it's one out, the ability to persevere through the mental fog. dominate your spirits. drive your room. the constant doleful word. those three things at the same time, individuals who can do one of the other of the third one. but to do all three is truly extraordinary. in this culture is under threat, how politically co

and other places. so that is a great deal of physical endurance. spirit how many navy seals are there and how many try out? >> the exact number is classified but it's about 2,000 navy seals worldwide in the alumni. many think about the navy seals but those that actually get to try out is about 10,000 over the last ten years so it even gets to the point that you can go to their basic underwater demolition in their basic training for the seals. it used to be that you have to join the navy and go through the training and now you can get training directly but even after you get through there is another demanding training program so it takes about a year and a half to two years of the process to get through this program and very few do. less than 20% make it through the program and these are highly selective people demonstrating the capability. they are former marines, olympic athletes, all these people. >> how long does one stay? >> that is a great question. a number of them are still in active duty into their late 30s. they want to do about 20 years. one of the things i d

japan and east china sea, unlocking the door to the wider pacific for their navy. which encompasses the entire arc of islam. the chinese are importing more and more oil and natural gas from the middle east across the indian ocean through the south china sea. they bristle at the idea that the americans would come from half a world away with their navy and air force and seek a balance of power in the region. the chinese feel they should dominate the region. >> they recognize the united states is a power in the region. >> they do. they are very realistic. the recognize. china may be authoritarian. it is a technocratic regime. not the way russia is. what china bristles that is it doesn't want to make compromises to what they considered these small countries like vietnam and claims in thehave blue water of the energy rich south china sea. it bristles with japan claiming the same in the east china sea. the chinese can live with the united states as a great power in the region. but they can't live with is the idea that they will not be the preponderant power in the region.

. >> and navy seals storm a tanker to take back from hijackers. a report on how it all went down on this very busy news monday. so let's get to it. >> good afternoon to you and yours. it's 3:00 on the east coast. noon on the west coast. first, a big clue in the mystery of the missing airlines jet could lie in the last words from the cockpit. what -- who said them, and did that person know what was about to happen? moments after he radioed the ground controller, all right, good night. it's now been ten days since the jumbo jet vanished while flying from malaysia to beijing with 239 people onboard. investigators say it's obvious to them this was no accident. that somebody flew that jumbo jet off course on purpose. after more confusion from malaysian officials over the weekend it's getting tiresome. they say they finally nailed down the timeline. it was 1:07 a.m. local time when the maintenance transmission stopped. the final words from the cockpit came a few minutes later, at 1:19 a.m. the last word. it seems a routine signoff to ground controllers.

it is already in the region and this is according to the navy spokes person. and already flown a mission and now we have a picture of the plane. this helps out tremendously. it now a mission this it evening and what they may be seeing over the indian ocean. they are calling in a huge high-te high-te high-tech devise. the soilths is part of a network set up yearsing on at the direction of the united nations. it is for commercial use in the world's most remote regions. it was not an accident. the plane changed course as the air traffic control would have been handing over the contact with vietnam. that has aviation experts dedoucing who ever was behind this anyhow when to take action. >> one of the best time to it attack people is in the early hours of the morning. and if this were deliberate planning what better time to do it in take off times. and when is the air traffic flying around? midnight to 6 o'clock in the morning. >> we understand that it went from 45,000 to 23,000. and you wouldn't want traffic in the area. joining me now is a former fbi agent and nav

minister announced he would take control of a whole wrath of ministries ranging from border control and navy. and the people in charge of those things didn't like it, he said they could resign. recognizing my responsibility with the lives and safety of the people, i call upon vladimir putin to offer assistance in peace and order. of course, plenty of people here like all this. all these people said they would love it if moscow started handing out russian passports as they did in breakaway regions of georgia. >> all of us are russians. we kept our documents because in our souls we are russians. but we had to accept ukrainian passports in order to get pension or to work. but the speed of all this has left others terrified. at this ukrainian church they held a service for those protesting in kiev. they see troop movements here, lack of government control and they're frightened. >> we wake up in the morning and don't know what will happen. we are very worried. >> they are defending their own tv channel. >> putin gave these orders. it's impossible head of state does not know he's intimidating ano

we have a military and a navy today that no longer has the ships available to be forward deployed and in position to be able to react to crises around the world. we went from the top where we were a 15 carrier battle groups at the height of the reagan administration to now we're down to nine aircraft carrier battle groups with one under construction. the navy, if they had their way, would decommission two more aircraft carriers to try and fit within a perceived budget line which takes away the flexibility to be able to react and do what's necessary. you have to have forward presence to act as the deterrent that the generals mentioned. >> the chinese are building more ships as we are. does that give you a little bit of concern that they're vastly outnumbering us in terms of the ships that they've got at sea? >> it absolutely does. when you look at what we are dealing with today, there are a number of nations, especially the chinese, that are building aircraft carriers. they're beginning to get experience with those at sea. they're expanding their navy's capabilities. as other nations c

they will meet again in april. >> on wednesday, russian forces ukrainianol of the army and navy -- a quick scuffle ended without a shot being fired. arch is theature commander-in-chief of the fleet. black sea he advised ukrainian units in crimea not to defend their faces. >> i would like to warn everyone, and especially the officers of the ukrainian naval forces, god forbid you make a single shot, even from a slingshot. don't lay with fire. kiev are powerless. moscow was unimpressed. pro russian troops tightened their hold there. wednesday the washington post reported the national security agency has reported every single phone call in one country. documents provided by former nsa contractor edward snowden show the existence of the voice interception program known as mystics since 2000 nine. the white house refused to answer questions on the report. >> i don't have response except to say we do not as a general rule comment on every subject out again and or report. >> this week's allegation increased pressure on president barack obama who has repeatedly assured americans that the nsa

then there was the no-fly zone instituted by the air force and navy. after that came 9/11, afghanistan, and iraq. finally we are out. we are getting out of afghanistan. the american security bureaucracy wants to pay more attention to asia. the problem is, we're in a geopolitical world where we have a rivalry only with china, but with russia and the middle east. >> you argue that tribes and younger can become more important because of the arab spring. >> yes. exactly. people thought the arab spring was about democracy. i disagree. it was about the collapse of illegitimate central authority. the illegitimate central authority. the collapse doesn't mean that there is an institutional and bureaucratic basis in these countries for stable democracy. we have seen syria collapse. tunisia is a surviving democracy. i call it a potential arab portugal. it took portugal 13 years of instability before it started to get going. >> others will argue that tunisia, islam and democracy have come together, and have a government that seems to be functioning and democratic a

>> the one thing that the navy uniquely -- and when i say "navy," i mean navy, marine corps team. >> sure. >> two services, one mission. but the thing that navy uniquely brings to our country is presence. presence is the purpose. it's what we do. it's what we're about. not just being in the right place at the right time, but the right place all the time. and in the defense strategic guidance that the president came out with in 2012, if you look at that focus on the western pacific, focus on the arabian gulf and focus on partnership building, that is a maritime strategy. that is a strategy that requires a great navy, requires a great marine corps. and so that overall idea of presence and the ability to give our leaders options in times of crisis and in times, peacetime and wartime. so that's the big idea. underneath that the way i've organized it has been in order to get presence, you need to look at four things; people, make sure we've got guide and retain very high quality sailors and marines and civilian, platforms because quantity becomes a quality all its own at some point, power

there is the russian military, putin has modernized the nuclear weapon, missiles, and navy, toteablely, his submarine fleet. this week, russia mobilized 50,000 troops on ukraine borders are tanks, artillery, and apower. all of this, unscheduled military maneuvers. they were announced midweek, through proper channels. but with little advanced notice. they are scheduled to last through monday, march 3. one of vladimir putin's ambitions for russia, pat. >> jon, the united states and the west had the advantage over russia, they removed thna alliance and cut them out of the oil, we ignored him. what he is doing and also yell tin brought the country down to where it was a joke. he wants to restore national around global respect for russia. he has gone a long way to doing that. he wants to restore them as a great power and he also wants to create a custom [ inaudible ], it is opposite the common market and i think he is trying to create a great nation again that is expected and his voice is heard. i believe that the united states can work with him. he has the idea to bring back christianity t

we anticipate the clean up the anticipation of the clean up and the transfer to the island to the navy. every now and then he bhaer the negative nusz of treasure island sometimes that's exempted so our goal and the burden we have is to communicate with the public to make sure that the right information the correct information is being disseminated to the public we rely on the stakeholders on the navy and regulatory agencies of which we have the california department of control and the san francisco public health department and the california public health department and all the water board agencies are working in partnership with us to make sure that when the island is transferred we can be readily assured that the clean up is done to the allowable standards by regulators so everything we're documentation on treasure island is transparent and we'll hold public meetings our stakeholders can attend you can look at on the website and we believe in exactly what we're doctoring this is a development that's gone to transcend maybe 20 years when it's done treasure island yerba buena is the ne

. >> red carpet was a black and gold ball with some stunners in black and navy. jennifer lawrence stood out in red after she got back on her feet, taking another spill this year, and the host could not resist. >> when you fell out of the car tonight when you got out of the car, no one need those know that. i will not mention that. watching red carpet 17-year-old alex cerutti from los gatos. when the make-a-wish foundation asked what he wanted he said to go to the oscars. i didn't feel comfortable asking for something because i felt like so many others really needed that wish a lot more than i did. >> alex cerutti is a senior at st. francis filibustered chemo last in and the treatments was for bone cancer. >> so far, beautiful and inspiring. >> jared leto went straight for the heart accepting best supporting actor in dallas buyers club. he thanked his mom. >> i want to say, i love you mom, thank you for teaching me to dream. >> it was lighter back stage. >> anyone want to try it out? >> i would. >> here. >> he could toss it to matthew mcconaughey whose weight loss

zero the object foreign military planes have been dispatched to the area along with and families and navy ships and three helicopters. the objects are reportedly at large in size with the largest being about twenty four meters long and we needed to. immunity and then we went to the kremlin were great. this isn't the kind of treatment and the bali seven seven seven went missing in the early hours of march the families of the chinese passengers on the plane had been meeting now for nearly two weeks for answers their impatience and anger growing up. i'm telling you want but you know what you hold you with the plain lies. now you also know where it is you're cheating as she has family members indonesian airliner with two hundred thirty nine people on board was headed to the chain from all the sap when it disappeared. conning me. i mean. the four experts take on the hunt for missing malaysian airline or we bring in dr don and professor of aerospace engineering at western university in seoul that thinking very much for joining us. the queue. so professor on in this day and age of technology how

and quincy brown. they believe this whole thing started as a sexual harassment scam against the navy. e made a video tape and journal claiming that five men sexual assaulted and raped her while on duty at the naval base. despite her claims on the tape, the navy says she never filed any charges against these men. >> sexual harassment, sexual assault, and rape. >> but eddie and elise needed forensic evidence so they invited one of the men she named in her journal, quincy brown, over to their apartment for a sexual threesome. >> elise would claim that quincy had raped her so they would have been able to pursue their sexual harassment claim. >> on the night of crime, there was no assault outside their apartment. when they returned home from dinner, quincy brown called their apartment at 9:36, most likely to confirm their date. >> hello. he said he'll be here in 15 minutes. >> investigators believe eddie set the scene by tieing elise to the bed. to quincy brown it would appear to be a bondage fantasy for the evening. to the police, it would look like a violent assault. when quincy arrived,

and navy and the australian air force are very used to working together.is all sorts of coordination going on. my guess is what will happen now is you'll have the p3 and p8 which have satellite communications. will go over, if they find some wreckage, see some wreckage, they will take pictures and send that back via satellite. i think that we will get an i.d. pretty quickly here. we saw the australian prime minister, tony abbot, called the malaysian prime minister with this news a couple hours ago. to me, that's a pretty clear signature that this is something they think they have found. and the courtesy call means that this is probably what we've been looking for. i think if they have pretty good beliefs that this is it, i think they are probably dispatching ships to the area. we heard in the press conference that a merchant ship had been sent to the area. yes, we want to find wreckage. yes, we want to confirm that this is in fact the aircraft, and that we have the area, but now, as david said, we need to do some forensics and do some meteorological and oc

in the prime minister, who then thread the country on an unmarked plane for malta and then onward to europe. the u.s. navyved in the oerpg today were part of the "uss george h.w. bush" aircraft carrier group. the problem is libyan rebels still control the eastern sector of the country and several oil ports, which they seized control of recently. the central libyan government is very week. in fact, in benghazi this morning, several car bombs explo exploded, killing eight. >> such great background on all of that, jennifer. such a complex situation in libya. thank you so much. >>> so could there be a link between the shoe bomber and the disappearance of that malaysia jet? that was recently revealed at the trial of osama bin laden's son-in-law. and what it may mean. we're going to get deeper into this. >>> and the moment that an earthquake hit in los angeles, there it is captured on live tv this morning. the breaking news. news broke big time there in that studio. when we come back, we'll show you what happened. a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and a

they continue to have the army and navy blocking across the peninsula. the ukrainian military even when they have control of their bases they can't moorfowl of them because russians are blocking them. >> more warnings from president vladimir putin. tell us about those. >> reporter: that's right. we saw on sunday angela merkel, the german chancellor had a phone call with vladimir putin. they said thershe said the refef crimea secession is illegal, and if russia continues, they will introduce sanctions. >> crimea is and should remain a part of ukraine. discussion over. that said, i have been encouraged to see comments were prime minister and others indicating that the government, the ukrainian government is open to enhanced levels of autonomy for the people in crimea. >> reporter: now the prime minister will be in washington this week meeting with president obama and vice president biden. many wonder if the russians already have control of the pen, peninsula. is the election a forgone conclusion. manthe majority in crimea want o be part of russia. >> the p

the army and navy and marines had nothing to do with anybody's privacy. do with information that was damaging to our military. in ady who looks at it logical way looks at the information that he stole, it is hard to walk away and think that doing it to our enemy was anything less than treasonous. >> he may have gotten help from russia to carry this out. the technical capability of what he did was beyond his own. why do you think that? >> i look at this as a former fbi agent. there is a whole history starting in 2010. there is a large degree of suspicious behavior leading up to his decision to steal information. 95% of it had nothing to do with privacy issues or what the nsa was or was not doing to the citizens. information upth or texts of the united states and allows the army to protect soldiers overseas. it allowed the navy to protect itself in the south china sea. he may not have understood that information existed. we want to know how the scrape tool was developed. he may not have had any understanding of the information that existed on the network. t

and techniques. we are involved in more than that part. our navy agents there to look at seeing if it is terrorism. >> our navy and air force and the fbi can help. what are they specifically looking for it you are leading the investigation on the simoutor, what do you want to find? >> on that simulator, it is not uncommon for pilots ta to practice emergency procedures and routes and put all of these different airports on his simulator. what is more important than the simulator, will be the computer analysis and if they go and bring like home computers in. if somebody is bad in doing something, it is going to show on their computer. it is it no way to hide. if you do information search it is on their. >> simoutor come loaded with thousands of a strips. >> but which ones did he go to? that is some what telling? you can tell the difference between an emergency airport to go to and something sen hours away. that is a big difference. >> and we are assuming it is the pilot. it could be the co-pilot or somebody on board. >> i don't think they have flight

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. >> it is great stuff and navy seals to the rescue. a tanker carrying hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil. >> and president obama punishing russia for the crisis in the ukraine. ambassador bolton said the white house is being outplayed. >> we sent secretary of state john kerry to london to negotiate. that is like a cupcake negotiating with a steak knife. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> u.s. navy soles taking control of a rogue oil tanker. it was seized by armed libyans and loaded with 200,000 barrel was oil. the suspects were detained and hand back over to the libyan authorities in tripoli. an

marine corp, summer 2005, they were part of the ohio based unit sent to western iraq. >> 22 marines and 1 navy was crafted by an amateur artist that never knew any of her subjects. she got photos from grieving families and spent two years toiling with dramatic detail. >> the painng, the uniform, the gear is pretty rough and the face is not rough. it's perfect. >> he said that the eyes of freedom exhibit is designed to draw people in to the gaze of each marine's lives, to the smiles on their faces. this marine was 24. lance corpro chris ryans was the same age. >> i didn't know chris, i knew his parents and i know how it affected them. and they are very proud of him. >> as much as this tells a story, it's memorial, an opportunity for us to remember all who served. the lima company organization placed a pair of each marine's own combat boots at the base of the paintings. >> family members leave items in the boots. photos of the marine, photos of their daughter, wives, childhood photos. >> the marine corp museum is a tribute to every service member from every war. but for these men that sacrif e s

upgrades that we our virginianto class submarines, i am comfortable that the submarine community and the navy have role in theat their joint force. they have calculated across a wide range of missions, whether it is intelligence and reconnaissance whether it is strike capabilities, whether it is special operations up abilities, they have been figured into the future design of the virginia class submarine. >> thank you. you are to add something, general? >> you have leaned forward heard it made me think you had a comment. robert bork testified before this committee last month before confirmation. one of the things i was a concern to me, probably to senators king and ayotte at a very parochial level, is that he talked about the u.s. shipbuilding industrial base as being under pressure. looked at the projected population of expert withard employees, those 30 or more years of experience, it is expected that -- it is expected to decline roughly by 40% by 2018. so i wonder if you could talk about how concerned you are ar?ut this, admiral lockley yo what sets are being put in place in terms of attra

and navy patrol aircraft. and you have the oryan on the scone and providing the support we can. potentially if you are looking at the indian ocean and all the way up to the bam bay or orth. this is five or sex times the united states. well is a big on ocean. and one where the reporting roll will tripping to wear what it can have the the problem the. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. respiratory >> maylasian authorities are rocking at casick stan and south other than indian ocean. >> how hard is to have highwayed a flight. >> if you would like to comment i and have my website. canned 30. and if you have >>> mayasia's prime freedom said authorities are investigating all possibilities why flight 370 deviated off its path. we'll explore the possibilities with retired lieutenant commander who served 23 years of active doubt. thanks for being here. and i want to start with a question. an air force pilot friend of moin. what if someone took control of the airplane electronically and now it as if it was a drone and take command of all of the systems. first of all is that scientifically poss

with assistance from th defense force, the new zealand air force, and the u.s. navy. he rescue and coronation sensor -- australia has really -- has received satellite images. an expertreceived assessment of commercial satellite imagery. the images were captured by satellite. they may not be related to the aircraft. the assessment of these images was provided by the australian intelligence organization as a --sible indication of southwest of perth. four aircraft have been re-oriented 2500 kilometers southwest of perth. the royal australian air force arrived in the area at about 10:50 a.m. sent toaircraft was the area, including a second raf orion, a royal new zealand or, and a u.s. navy poseidon. the poseidon was expected to arrive early this afternoon. the second orion was expected to midafternoon. the new zealand orion was due to depart this afternoon. the hercules aircraft has been markup todrop beta assist in drift modeling. they will provide efforts the task of relocating the efforts becomes protected. there is on it to a broadcast australia monday, was also expect