annapolis, aboard here at the navy's greatest shrine, the future officers learn, the ideals of john paul jones of the american navy, whose famous i have not yet begun fight when his ship bottom richard was sinking in battle gave. new impetus to the american revolution. here they see and hear the story of american valor in the barbary wars and the battle of tripoli and are steeped in the traditions of. trucks that preble and decatur. that grand old flagship constitution old ironsides famous battle wagon of the early days the nation. come. commodore oliver h. perry is the regional flag is here which he flew on his flagship the lawrence at the victorious battle of lake erie. reminders of that great civil, a naval fight between the monitor and the at hampton roads, virginia the first ironclad which changed all naval history. admiral dewey is in this naval hall of fame. but our future naval officers can, in his exploits aboard his flagship the olympia at the battle of manila bay. you may fire when you are ready gridley. another battle cry that has become history and that annapolis today

naval academy in annapolis, maryland. now, annapolis right now experiences about 50 nuisance floods a year. under the best- case scenario, in 30 years hence it could be as high as over 240, about, high tides a year. if we have a highest-emission scenario, it could be as high as 380 tides a year, many of those twice a day. we think, there's only 365 days in the year. pretty much, that's almost... you know, it's inundation at that point. >> and in this country, we have encouraged people to build on coastal areas, barrier islands, and other high-risk areas that inevitably raise the risk level and the exposure, not only by property values, high-valued properties, but the cost of reair and covery, th for the hoowners awell as e publ infrastcture that supports them. so think roads and bridges and that kind of thing. so it--the cost of climate change has to be factored in both in public and private insurance and public and private financial support for the structures that support people's homes and where they live. >> when flood

naval academy in annapolis, maryland. now, annapolis right now experiences about 50 nuisance floods a year. under the best- case scenario, in 30 years hence it could be as high as over 240, about, high tides a year. if we have a highest-emission scenario, it could be as high as 380 tides a year, many of those twice a day. we think, there's only 365 days in the year. pretty much, that's almost... you know, it's inundation at that point. >> and in this country, we have encouraged people to build on coastal areas, barrier islands, and other high-risk areas that inevitably raise the risk level and the exposure, not only by property values, high-valued properties, but the cost of repr and revery, bo for the homeners as ll as th publicnfrastruure that supports them. so think roads and bridges and that kind of thing. so it--the cost of climate change has to be factored in both in public and private insurance and public and private financial support for the structures that support people's homes and where they live. >> when flood

and i know we have a couple west pointers in here, so we hope you all enjoy your stay here in annapolis forever. thank. thank you. thank you very much. and then i love the p.o.w. stand and let you all recognize them. one last time i. really. veterans from world war ii through the iraq war tell their stories in recorded oral history interviews. here is an excerpt from one story. >> one of the most frightening things that ever happened to me, believe it or not, was on the january 6th date. we talked about being commissioned, wow, this was the january 6th the date of 1971. and, the ev city memo which was about a mile from our hospital. of course i am on my duty, every time we were hit i was on duty. that is the way it happened when it was the first time that i remembered any enemy activity near us. i had been in country about a month and a half and i was walking to work and getting a little complacent at that point, because i was thinking, you know, this is a long tour. and i thought, you know, sometimes things are slow, i would not say i was bored but i did not work as hard. >> comfortabl

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i'm delighted today to be joined by annapolis city council president andrea jenkins and montana state representative zoe is ever. andrea, zoe, welcome to "washington post" live. >> good morning. >> one of the main takeaways from the survey is that transgender americans experience stigma and inequality in many aspects of their lives including education, work, access to healthcare. i want to go ahead and start with you and talk about some of the moments against some of these systemic barriers going about your day-to-day life. >> i find those systemic barriers thinking in the capital specifically it's the way people will view themselves as accepting they don't have a problem with trans people but the moment you explain the need or why allowing someone to intentionally miss gender you were take away your access to healthcare will harm you, they put a wall up and don't what you articulate your needs and they don't listen. that's been the big experience for me in the capital. >> and so then, andrea, you've spoken about housing insecurities and employment problems within the trans community

the the brigade of midshipmen of the united states naval academy at annapolis passes in review. next come the cadets of the united states coast guard academy. and men of the marine corps are marched down the broad avenue, which today is the parade ground for every branch of the armed services. the 82 of the flying boxcar i lead one of the greatest air armadas ever to fly over the capitol. more than 700 planes in all. the eye on b, 36 bombers pass overhead. the parade includes not only the military, but is a panorama of american life. the residents home state of missouri has several displays, one of them a wagon drawn by missouri mule. other blows depict the product and scenery of the various dates. this is kentucky, the most president's home state. to date. in texas, floyd moved down the avenue. to the district of columbia. display features reproductions of the capitol and the washington monument at the mouth of the float honoring the early american settlers who landed on the shores of that state. the big hero of uncle sam striding down the avenue. civic business, labor and frat

how much rain will see and how strong those winds will be, whether there's also a play in flor annapolis in brazil because an intense rain. we can trace that right through to the northwest of the country on sunday in time from that pampas to patagonia, not bad bit breezy and commodore reba davia with a high of 15 degrees on sunday. okay. out of time i'll see his who ah ah. all violence and chaos grips today.

the green wave is the symbol of a new feminist movement in annapolis, who da out about a little just the right to have an abortion, and gives you the opportunity to decide for yourself. you know, if you did to be able to ask yourself, you know, do i want to become a mother or not? and it is a possibility. this question alone is transformational. the as well that the knows if it is a biological or cultural fe to, you know, if you have to be a mother when you get pregnant with alloy, i know can't to side inclusive one, the amazon about us seal see that i'm with and i want my alex m some geographical context. before 2020 abortions were legal only in a few small countries in the region, including oracle, i, guyana cuba, and parts of mexico. argentina is the 1st large country to take the lead. in february 2022, columbia legalized abortion during the 1st 24 weeks of pregnancy. but elsewhere in the region, strict bands remain women are criminalized for having abortions and could be jailed in his hello to you, the vice. if a, the let you know medic and el salvador and other allied mom, ameri

the number of washington baseball fans took out an ad in the minnesota -- many annapolis -- minneapolis star tribune, opposing him. he was not a favorite in washington. >> brian in michigan, what your comment? >> yes. i had my volume down rid >> you're going to get some feedback. no problem. go ahead. >> ok. first pitches. we had some presidents with some great first pictures. they opened the season, and some were lousy. how many of them practice before they went out to make the first pitch? furthermore, have you ever heard of the late great bernie harwell, from the detroit tigers? he was the only announcer that was ever traded for as a ballplayer. that's how we got him. we trade a ballplayer for announcer, that's a great story. he was revered in the state of michigan. people respected him all over, especially al kaline. i was at the 1968 world series in baseball is the finest forever. >> you have any recollections like that? >> i could jump ahead. with these world series pitches in 2001. >> set that up for us. in 2001, the world series game wasn't long after those 2001 seasons, but it

the the brigade of midshipmen of the united states naval academy at annapolis passes in review. next come the cadets of the united states coast guard academy. and men of the marine corps are marched down the broad avenue, which today is the parade ground for every branch of the armed services. the 82 of the flying boxcar i lead one of the greatest air armadas ever to fly over the capitol. more than 700 planes in all. the eye on b, 36 bombers pass overhead. the parade includes not only the military, but is a panorama of american life. the residents home state of missouri has several displays, one of them a wagon drawn by missouri mule. other blows depict the product and scenery of the various dates. this is kentucky, the most president's home state. to date. in texas, floyd moved down the avenue. to the district of columbia. display features reproductions of the capitol and the washington monument at the mouth of the float honoring the early american settlers who landed on the shores of that state. the big hero of uncle sam striding down the avenue. civic business, labor and frat

federal agency mean is ran from the washington dc not annapolis, maryland. washington, dc the head of the federal agency is selected is oliver otis howard. y'all may know him. the namesake for howard university, a former union general. he's probably the best leader. the freedman's bureau is going to get. being in freedman's bureau is really created to help and really to help formerly enslaved african. and it's this is the interesting part of it. poor white southerners integrate back into society because what was happening before was not going to work out. and so this bureau is created it is ran from d.c. again, but on the ground, which is how it is implemented on, the ground there are local well, there's an office a state office, then there are local offices. so some places the office would have been in baltimore in virginia, some of the offices were in richmond, somewhere in the rural, rural portions of town, rural portions of the state. but it is a really it is supposed to work you are they're supposed to help you. and so through that agency, through the f

austin, los angeles, miami, washington, houston, annapolis, oakland, chicago, atlanta, milwaukee, philadelphia, detroit and st. louis had more reported homicides than san francisco. supervisor matt dorsey represents the district where the was murder. >> it is not a city where anyone should feel -- and fear for their lives at 2:30 under the morning. >> the crime trends for the year as of april 2 20 23 have 12 homicides compared to 10 for the same period last year. the number of reported assault cases is up by 2% and robberies are up by 14%. but rape and human trafficking crimes are significantly down. >> statistics don't matter when it is somebody you love who has lost their life in an incident in san francisco. that right there puts everything into perspective. san francisco has problems like many cities but these numbers we just showed you, this factual information does not fit the narrative that some people are putting out their on social media. that said i want to echo what supervisor matt dorsey said. these statistics are not comforting to the families of any of the victims whether they li

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both suspects in oakland, annapolis, treated for minor injuries and will be booked at the santa rita jail. guillory is already booked. he is at the jail. the suspects face murder, robbery and child endangerment charges. tonight, friends are sharing their stories about blake moe's. we are learning he was an eagle scout and was set to get married this summer kron four's theresa in pleasanton tonight with more about the 26 year-old victim to reset. >> pam and ken friends are sharing their stories talking about how well liked and respected mose was. >> but he was just such a loving. young man concerned about his community. i'm taking care of >> being a a >> a mentor to use a protector of the weekend >> charlie maybe was one of blake moe's scout masters in boy scouts. he first met moe's 15 years ago. a lot of young men going to the scouting program doing from boy scouts is eagle scout award. >> and that they take off and go on about their lives for the state around was a counselor at many of our camps working with elementary school, age kids, another friend shared that most went to work a

is taking place in annapolis. the same city where a shooter went into fedex facility in calais people two years ago. these trolleys are so commonplace in america, it would be nearly impossible to find a day that would not follow a mass shooting. the convention also comes after a week where the country suffers just how important this issue of gun violence is to americans. over the past 10 days, we have seen protest and student walkouts. as well as outpouring of support three lawmakers, who were expelled by republicans just for calling for common sense, form. despite all that, not to mention the polls and the elections and the people telling politicians this is what they care about. the republican party aims to be ignoring them. instead, crawling back to the nra. it is not just done. it is also abortion, climate change and lgbtq rights republicans cannot read the room. they are clearly on the losing side of the issues that matter to a majority of voters, especially young voters. none of them care. perhaps because th

and i know we have a couple west pointers in here, so we hope you all enjoy your stay here in annapolis forever. thank. thank you. thank you very much. and then i love the p.o.w. stand and let you all recognize them. one last time i. really. ladies and gentlemen our program will resume in one minute. please take your seats. yeah. sorry. this. is.

friday, watch the nra leadership forum live from annapolis. speeches by nra ceo wayne lapierre and former vice president mike pence. we will also hear from for president donald trump, and entrepreneur -- live coverage of the nra leadership for -- leadership forum. online at c-span.org. now to a discussion on the 20th anniversary of the iraq war and the lessons learned. speakers discussed the language used during the run-up to the war. this event comes from the cato institute and took place shortly before the senate voted to appeal -- repeal the authorized use of force that was -- just before the war. >> good afternoon everyone i think we will go ahead and get stud -- get started. it is my pleasure to welcome you here this afternoon to our discussion, the discussion on the erect war in 20 years. before we get started i want to think the conference tech av people who make these events possible. my poor, tolerant wife is very gracious. but right after her in terms of frustration is the tech into av people i am thankful for their tolerance. get st

and i know we have a couple west pointers in here, so we hope you all enjoy your stay here in annapolis forever. thank. thank you. thank you very much. and then i love the p.o.w. stand and let you all recognize them. one last time i. really. ours years later. i'm christopher bracey, pearl provost and executive vice president for academic affairs here at the george university and is my distinct honor and pleasure to introduce our third moderator for today, tom shanker. tom is the director of our project for and national security in the of media and public affairs, which is part of our columbian college of arts and sciences. tom was named to his position in june of 2021. after nearly a quarter century with the new york times, including 13 years as a pentagon correspond and in covering the depart department of defense overseas combat operations and national security, he most recently as the deputy washington editor, the times managing coverage of the military diplomacy and veterans affairs early in the war in afghanistan, tom was embedded with army special forces at kandahar and subsequent

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john's college, annapolis, yale, and university of pennsylvania >>> welcome back to "squawk box.est introduced bipartisan legislation yesterday designed to protect consumers by pushing to require ticket sellers to disclose their fees up-front want to bring in senator ted cruz of texas. this is a bipartisan bill. is there anyone who disagrees with this? i would think the truth in showing the numbers up front makes a lot of sense >> yeah, no, i think that's right. i think there is bipartisan agreement. this is legislation, the ticket act that i introduced this week with maria cantwell, democrat from washington state. maria is the chairman of the senate commerce committee. i'm the ranking member of the senior republican on the senate commerce committee we have introduced this together and i'm confident we're going to get it passed. it addresses a problem that affects a lot of consumers, which is when you go to buy tickets, whether to a sporting event, going to see baseball or football or basketball, or you're going to a concert, just recently my 12-year-old daughter catherine went t

host: emma is next in annapolis, maryland. caller: hi. host: go ahead.ke to give a shout out to out -- shout out to --' i would like to ask a question. host: caller: caller: go ahead. can you explain the difference between dual federalism and cooperative federalism? guest: host: absolutely guest: absolutely. going back to unit one in september. let's recycle it. dual federalism what we call layer cake federalism is a term accepted in the past. if you cannot except will federalism -- the idea the federal government and state government are separate, each have their own buckets of authority or policy. national defense goes in the federal government bucket. there are not overlaps. that is why political scientists use the layer cake analogy. one layer of federal, one layer of estate and one in between to make sure they do not pass over into each other. to the new deal, we go around that time period cooperative federalism which is more like marble cake. that is why political scientists refer to it as marble cake federalism. marble cake, instead of a chocolate

host: let's go now to annapolis, maryland. go ahead shape. caller: can you hear me? host: yes.aller: i'm 100% for abortions. i think women have a right to choose. unfortunately from what i saw from the video and the program, 20 states have already change the abortion laws and basically put -- the only way this country in my opinion is going to move forward is the supreme court. because as we can see republicans, as long as they have the judiciary there is no big major legislation especially for reproduction rights are not going to get better for everybody. there's no way nine people should decide for the rest of the country what you shouldn't should not do with your body. republicans, when they get the house and senate and the white house back they are going to do a federal abortion ban. thank you very much. host: our next caller is eula in columbia, kentucky. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: my opinion is, 75-year-old lady and i think that a woman should be able to choose. my only problem with it is i see a lot of children that nobody wants, throw away children, t

host: emma is next in annapolis, maryland. caller: hi. host: go ahead. to give a shout out to out -- shout out to --' i would like to ask a question. host: caller: caller: go ahead. can you explain the difference between dual federalism and cooperative federalism? guest: host: absolutely guest: absolutely. going back to unit one in september. let's recycle it. dual federalism what we call layer cake federalism is a term accepted in the past. if you cannot except will federalism -- the idea the federal government and state government are separate, each have their own buckets of authority or policy. national defense goes in the federal government bucket. there are not overlaps. that is why political scientists use the layer cake analogy. one layer of federal, one layer of estate and one in between to make sure they do not pass over into each other. to the new deal, we go around that time period cooperative federalism which is more like marble cake. that is why political scientists refer to it as marble cake federalism. marble cake, instead of a chocolate l

while annapolis has a naval academy, in new york's third district we have the u.s. merchant marine academy. located in kings point, it trains midshipmen -- it trains midshipmen to train as officers in the merchant marine. like the coast guard, the academy needs more than $300 million in federal funds to rehabilitate dilapidated buildings. other long-term projects include the construction of academic buildings and projects to protect the waterfront basin of rickety piers. since they opened their doors in 1943 on long island, we take great pride in being the home of the merchant marine academy. students come from all across the country to receive a quality education in our backyard. it is my hope to work closely with the academy as well as the department of transportation's maritime administration and see what we can do at the federal level to continue to improve the infrastructure at the academy. these have been the last 100 days from my perspective. but as many of my colleagues have already said, we've only just begun. one final item before i wrap up. i want to talk