had some as as 17 and a few who came to annapolis in their early. according to the statute you can be no older than 23 when you begin your studies at the naval academy, which means many of those who were in their twenties had prior enlisted service or had been to another college previously. i have a great story about that if anybody wants to follow up on it. and q&a. others come to annapolis after already completing several of college. i once had a student who was a first year student, which we call plebs at the naval academy, who already had a b.a. from yale in history. she got to be but most midshipmen today are between 18 and 22. so how old was farragut when he became a midshipman? anybody want to guess? 14. that's a good guess. i would have been not in the 19th century. he was nine. in the first half of the 19th century, there was no naval academy. west point had been founded in 1802, but annapolis was not established until a 45 large part because by 1845 it was obvious that with steam and more advanced ordnance, it was necessary to have some sc

you know, actually standing at the intersection of 17th street and broadway, broadway and annapolis, indiana, both 6202. this is the spot where on april 4th, robert kennedy gave his impromptu speech, so to speak, informing the crowd of martin luther king's assassination. i was in a position on this side. so if you look at the picture up there of robert kennedy at the time he gave his speech, of course, this a collage. but that was that was the angle from which i was looking at. and i was no more than 25 feet away. so i was relatively close being here as early as i was. so i got a good spot. we did get here early. 24 years old at the time, just got out of the navy the year before i came home and in annapolis it changed somewhat. i mean, this was still a predominantly black neighborhood. i had spent four years in the navy and become a journeyman printer and i came home and i couldn't get a job. based on the experience because. it was 1968 and i was a young black man, basically. so i was here with a group of young people about my age and some maybe a little younger. i wanted to see for

so annapolis very close by. we also have this justin to cnn, the maryland governor west more has declared a state of emergency in the wake of the collapse of the bridge. and the governor also says that he is in touch with other local officials, including federal officials as well. the transportation secretary, pete buddha, judge, she's also working with the baltimore mayor or the baltimore county executives. he also goes out of his way to thank those first responders who are of course i'm actively engaged right now, putting themselves at risk to try and help the up to 20 people or at least 20 people that authorities are saying are in the water. that's the taps go river, that this bridge goes across let's bring in i think juliet km is also with us. law enforcement analyst juliet, one of the noteworthy things about this particular crossing is that it is a land bridge as opposed to a tunnel and it is where hazardous materials are typically transported because you'll of course, see anyone driving on any of our major

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the annapolis is really ami, has killed more than $450.00 pounds of simeon jimmy occupied westbank since october, the 7th. and these really as striking 711 on a scale, at least 7 people, the attack hit the village of have a re, a, a targeted health center used by the lebanese on cove jamal is let me in response, has paula, as fide a barrage of rock is centuries, ready territory, a target at the city of curious mona in northern israel, at least one person has been killed, is really media is reporting the number of people are trapped in a factory that was damaged in the attack. these really military and has voted, i have exchange cross board a fire since the war and guys have begun. investigators in the united states have recovered the dates of record of the ship that crashed into a bridge in baltimore on tuesday. the exam and if dirty fuel played a role into the ship's loss of power drivers as searching for the bodies of 6 workers who are repairing the bridge. when the collision happens. yeah, moore has held its annual military parade for armed forces day. the military struggling to find

i live in annapolis, we are here in dundalk, just outside of baltimore, and i was driving over at lastandmark, it gives you beautiful views of baltimore. i drove in another white this morning to get here. all i can say is it is surreal right now. just to few lives and just last night as an odd feeling. tell me a little bit more about the area. was it difficult to get to work this morning because of the diversions and at the traffic? slam. diversions and at the traffic? loam, leavin: diversions and at the traffic? 4am, leaving the — diversions and at the traffic? 4am, leaving the house _ diversions and at the traffic? 4am, leaving the house at _ diversions and at the traffic? 4am, leaving the house at that _ diversions and at the traffic? 4am, leaving the house at that time - diversions and at the traffic? 45h leaving the house at that time that is not a whole lot of traffic. but you can see it building. there are three main ways to get around the water. i am certain that is going to be chaos driving, the city is going to be shut down in that section for a very long time. you can see th

palestinian was also shot in the balata refugee camp on the out of skirts of annapolis. resistance fighters confronted these. forces across the west b targeting them with explosive devices. now ramal correspondentl joined us earlier with details regarding the attacks by israeli forces and settlers that have become daily occurrences in the occupied west bank. let's start with the south, the occupied west bank specifically. the israeli forces stormed northern al-khalil. and arrested at least two palestinians from there before the israeli t israeli sitlers had raided bait omar town and attacked palestinians and through stones at the vehicles as well as the as the homes as well smashed the windows of the homes the windshield of the vehicles the israeli settlers claimed that palestinians from inside the village of b omar open fire at the nearby israel settlement kermetsu and one of the bullets had hit a house there according to the israeli settlers so that's why they claim they attacked the people there then the israeli forces themselves storm the area and detained palestinia

they say that they have sent boats as well as helicopters from their station in annapolis, their station and curtis bay, the helicopter coming down from atlantic city air station. so this really a response at all levels of government. now, juliette hi, am, i know this is actually exactly your area of expertise. government response risk management, crisis management. can you help us understand how these agencies are working together at this hour and what happens next? >> right? so the focus is on response is going to be led by the coast guard and then local and state officials. so i want to juliet excuse me. let me just interrupt you briefly. i have not yet mentioned that we also heard from the federal bureau of investigation from the fbi that i feel baltimore personnel are on scene. so if you could help us understand their role here too? yeah. >> okay. so there's different pieces. so let's start with a response or responses were hoping that people are still alive. i have to admit i can >> i only want >> it's a low probability event that people would have survived for this long. we just k

we didn't because of what's happening in gaza and those who had been killed in annapolis. as daylight arrives at boston begins, instead of traditional decorations, the streets are full of black coats, images of young palestinians, killed by his ready forces and it's not just a lot of decorations. usually during ramadan, thousands of policies and tourists will, for is the cities often devise the seasonal. we used to be long on the street right now. look, it's easy to move around. the mall could be different, tucked away in a maze of alleyways, office suite shops treats through named state data tables. and this may have been here for more than 50 years. but now this page looks that there are no decorations. we missed. the young man who were killed there all the time of the english to should i have man. shops here also know this cheesy does that connect the box with few customers. businesses are struggling. why? 16, somebody from me? warren gauze, a change to situation and now we have 70 percent more business before the economic situation is tough. and the city is that people

indiana rundle, annapolis area in maryland, who literally turns part of brownsville into juvenile school that he nicknames his name is pascal pascal's prison. so all the little boys and girls who are there are in this place. it's now jokingly called a prison. and he makes a really nasty remarks about these children who are minors in the regularly. and then i the story at one point in the eighties and this is a story that sticks me all the time of this black doctor named dr. brian sims who's working a shift. he's about to be over and he's standing there and he sees, a cop car start to come down the driveway the main entrance road at brownsville. and there are six police officers in this big car and they pull out a six year old boy, a boy in a karate uniform, and immediately he knows something is very wrong. so they bring the six year old to the admissions room and they say, sorry. the judge says, we have to bring him here. and the doctor and of the nurses working with him kind of freak out. they're like, there's just no way that that this boy deserves to be here, even if he got in some fi

evening and into the early hours starting from the south in hebron working the way up to ramallah annapolis kalki, a tall crump, but most worthy of note is to name because that's where really the most violent confrontations took place around that he is writing those 2 vehicles and said janine refugee camp and they were accompanied, as you said, by almost full days that that began tearing up the streets. infrastructure a lot of buildings um with hits and they were met with computations from policy is fine to we fulton improvise. explosives going off in the cap, and we know one person has died out of a mine called at rugby at, i'll know rusty. he was standing outside the house, so when he was shot by sniping, we know at least one more precedent, is in critical care and hope. so at the moment of many, many others in judge. now these writings have withdrawn from jeanine refuge account, but we have seen this scenario time and time again this year as last year, one of the worst times last july. we was that just off to that. so the devastation to the infrastructure throughout the camp. i'm same ti

destroyed roles in facilities during the raid. several lot of people were wounded in operations, the annapolis. these really ami has skills more than $455.00 seems in the occupied westbank since october. the 7th. that's bringing laura con was in ramallah for us from on those tell us 1st of all or about the reading jeanine, which killed 2 people including teenagers. and yeah, that's correct. so see, it's right on the entity janine as a whole and also to need refugee camp just before midnight on tuesday evening, they say for around 6 to 7 hours, they rated much of the city in confrontations, one posting and was killed. he was shots in the back, they then took some surveillance technology from one person and they took it away to, to be checked. they also do these rates just to see what kind of capabilities they have of engineering and also the counts. and they all just also destroyed among events that was bad for one policy and 2 has been killed. they then end, so it's janine refuge account where they will match with fears. confrontations from the sizes inside the camp. they say that for a few ho

i live in annapolis, we are in dundalk, maryland, just outside baltimore, and i was driving over it lastandmark. it gives you some of the most beautiful views in all of baltimore. i drove in another way this morning to get here. all i can say is it is surreal right now. just to feel like i was on itjust last night is an odd feeling. tell me more about the area. was it difficult to get to work this morning because of the diversions and the traffic? aam, leaving the house at 3:50am, 4am in the morning there isn't a whole lot of traffic but you can see it building. there are three main stays to get around the water, 95, a tunnel, 695 bridge, and i'm certain there is going to be chaos. the city is going to be shut down in that section for a very long time. you can see it is already building up you can see it is already building up pretty quickly. from where you are, what can you see of the rescue efforts? the sun is starting to come up. we have a really good vantage point here at the end of our dock and at the end of our marina, so i would say probably in about ten or 15 minutes we will get

coastguard units on the scene include small boats from the station in annapolis and curtis bay and helicopterfromurtis bay and helicopter from air station at atlantic city. there are also multiple state and local agencies on the scene according to the coastguard. they say also it is unknown at this time if there are any casualties. what we have also heard from them, from the baltimore fire department, they have confirmed as many as 20 individuals may be in the water along with what they say are numerous vehicles and possibly a tractor—trailer. you can see from the pictures there that the road is blocked off, that a major interstate road has been cut off when this bridge collapsed and traffic is being diverted. we are continuing to monitor these scenes which is a developing story is the rescue operation is still under way. simonjones is simon jones is monitoring simonjones is monitoring the story. the big urgency is trying to find the people in the water, isn't it? yes, and particularly as at this time of year the temperature of the water will be around 10 degrees. when someone goes into water the

so it seems to me that thoseaten abolitionist before he even admitted he was annapolis. to hear what he had to say at the inauguration. and i wonder if if you could speak to that. thankwell, while lincoln was wat abolitionist the way william lloyd garrison or frederick douglass were abolitionists,■ he it clear that he thought slavery was a moral, evil and for defenders of slavery that, that position was absolutely. and they weren't going to give lincoln a chance as president. they wanted to leave as soon as they could. so as lincolns, his cooper union speech. well, the only thing that would satisfy these people is if we stop saying that slavery is wrong and we're not going to do that. and keep in mind, too, south carolina was spoiling for a fight. ey were talking about seceding the union decades before and they had nothing to do with slavery. so it was notpr left union. and then, you know, if look at the ordinances, ordinances of secession and the supplementals to that they're talking about, where it because we need to protect slavery. and so anybody who thinks that the

. >> bill: here is the state of play right now out of annapolis, maryland.underway in eight minutes time. we expect the governor, lieutenant governor and maryland department of transportation secretary who should be able to provide us new information with the sun up now and gather in the water there. stand by. we'll bring that press conference to you when it begins, as you can imagine out of baltimore right now, there is a ton of interest trying to understand the why. so we'll get to it coming up. >> dana: the cover of the "new york post" reeding a dark day for the city after an nypd officer was stop and killed in queens. the two suspects had at least 16 prior arrests combined. bryan llenas following the story live in new york city. good morning, bryan. >> dana, good morning. just before 6:00 p.m. yesterday, two nypd officers approached a vehicle that was illegally packed at a bus stop behind me. that's when the nypd said one of the suspects opened fire shantey and killing 31-year-old nypd officer jonathan dilhr. diller was shot in the torso underneath his b

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each developed its own specialties, annapolis was associated with manufacturing a well known brand of so hebron with leather products and i go with construction and oil exploration through the cuts company. you have the commission to get paid said hey, honey, be here for you for sending the alpha. so the cutler a 2nd. so keep in mind, and when does the sum of the, the thought to, uh, the most about the most of us can well, the, and the, the, the shitty key issue that should keep the 2nd bid for this. the yeah. my that i see whom i saw now the quoting and the time that the defendant issued 56 dentist, dentist, me, is the end of that, or is it that they said they sent the damage at them that i should that a georgia to see she had no issues in the other palestinian companies were set up to import modern luxury products because he was one of the best known it had branches and several cities and imported electrical appliances, bicycles and a new musical device for playing music. got phone using disks or records as they were called the, the in the drama formats. johnny, she has a smart one

what are policing will read any annapolis police say that they rushed to the scene in a large group of children, six of them immediately they noticed i'd been hit with gunshot wounds they were taken to a local hospital. those who were injured, and then a seventh child that a later at a different local hospital. now right now, all of them are recovering from their injuries, but no arrests have been made so far. now this map here is showing the locations and dates of all the recent mass shootings and indianapolis, all the shootings are within 20, five minutes of each other, although they're not connected on march 16, and i clubs shooting left one person dead and five others injured the following weekend, march 24, one person was killed, five others, including in off-duty indianapolis police officer were injured after a shooting outside of bar early sunday morning. and now last night and incident involving youth violence of greater issue, the city of indianapolis has been trying to get ahead of for the last several months officials say more than 25 officers were patrolling the area saturd

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admiral george remi asked to detail a ship and he provided uss vicksburg at annapolis classic gunboat this expeditionary force close enough to conduct its mission. these are the officers of vicksburg. seated ithmiddle is commander edward berry, who was caain of the ship. not pictured i the first sergeant of the marine detachment, an irish immigrant named daniel sullivan, who? my paternal grandfather. all right. so once the ship got underway, there was a mission with most of the people were on the ship, had no idea what their mission until they got underway. and then there was a mission group and the mocha babies express extreme agitation after the mission brief. they did not think the plan was work. they were convinced that those that those officers, the philippine revolutionaries beayhem. and they didn't want to go. but then their rssergeant, pedro bruce, starts who's who's there on the lt the photo. funston called him a lite shriveled old man with the heart of a lion, and he slapped his chest and i ca't speak for the others. general. but as for me, i am a soldier of the united state

but it's not just in the port four here on the chesapeake bay south of baltimore, just across from annapolis, maryland, where as you can see, there are several tanker's cargo ships and other vessels just anchored here waiting for guidance on where to go. the national transportation safety board laid out a dramatic timeline, >> audible alarms were recorded on the ship's audio bridge audio, just two minutes elapsed between the ship's pilot making the mayday call until it crashed into the key bridge. and the 21 member crew has been on board since the collision, the ship needs to be maintained and they have to have people for that ship at all times, it was carrying roughly 4,700 cargo containers, including 56 with hazardous material, 764 tons of hazardous materials mostly corrosives, flammables and some miscellaneous hazardous materials class nine hazardous materials, which would include lithium ion batteries, ntsb chair jennifer homendy said some of those containers spilled into the water. >> we have seen sheen on the waterway. >> cnn has identified some of the six workers who were killed tuesd

people were killed in geneva to have some teenagers, others were wounded in military operations near annapolis. and is really or striking southern lebanon has killed at least 7 people. the attack hit the village, providing here it targeted a building housing health center me and mar his hell. that's annual military parade for armed forces day. but the military is struggling to find new recruits casualties in the war. again. it's rebel forces distortions, unload more. all have depleted the ranks mandatory. conscription is due to be reintroduced next month. well, many young men are choosing to join the resistance forces or flee the country instead. and so tony trying met some of them dodging the draft and thailand's border town of my thoughts. milly, who will choose from the opposite banks, the molly river, young men, some of military age splash around in the water a well the way the river divides thailand m u m. and he crossed it illegally last week to escape the military draw financial on if i stayed to get my name along with the fact i was involved in the civil disobedience meizlish to consid

well, george steph annapolis certainly knows the verdict form does not say libel for rate, but there's a clear note check there. i mean, you can't get around the fact that that's objective. but what i would assume they're going to defend with is saying to a regular common man listening to that a comment person listening to that what is the word rate mean and did he say it with that kind of context or did he mean as a term of art as it would have read on the jury form, does it does that resonate? we're gonna get into sort of a semantic fight about it. and i think it's probably a good defense. >> what about the actual malice aspect you mentioned a public figure in particular. i mean, obviously donald trump is a public figure, maybe as a president, the quintessential one they don't get more public night at the end of the day. we've got to prove either the statement was utter with actual knowledge or falsity or reckless disregard that goes back to the simplest version. this case at first glance we looked at it kind of liked it in the sense that what are you going to say the verdict form sa

this is now the third weekend in a row, a mass shooting is happening the annapolis again, the definition of a mass shooting as a shooting the injured or killed four or more people, not including the shooter. i want to get right to cnn's ivan rodriguez to bring us up to date. so i've and what do you hearing and what are you learning about this latest incident here? >> omar indianapolis police says that they rushed to the scene and found a large group of children, seven one of them with gunshot wounds. luckily, they were in the area at the time when they heard the shots. now right now, all of them are recovering from their injuries and no arrest have been made so far, but we do want to show you this map showing the locations and the dates of all the recent mass shootings in indianapolis, all of the shootings are within 25 minutes of each other, although they're not i connected on march 16th and nightclub shooting left one person dead and five others injured. the following weekend, one person was killed and five others including an off-duty indianapolis metro police officer were injured aft

rated several cities getting 3 people, including 2 teenagers in jeanine and wounding others, ne annapolis. they've also been cross border attacks between israel and 11 on and is really as try killed at least 7 people in the lebanese village of have a ria, one person was killed as has been left side, a barrage of rockets into israel. let's get an update on the situation in gaza 1st and speak to, i'll just hear his honey, my hold was improper for us. so honeys been 48 hours since that you end security council resolution demanding a ceasefire in gaza. it hasn't happened. bring this up to speed with the latest strikes on rafa and alice way across the gulf stream. the yes, well, it hasn't happened yet. and it haven't deterred the israeli military. and is really a war cabinet from going on with the threats of expanding the ground invasion dropbox. it in this we got the breakdown of from the polls ministry in the gaza strip. we have 16 people in the central area just within the past few hours of being killed with a close to 22 people have been critically injured, reported and transferred to unlo

decided not to act on this bridge, even though this is probably this in the bay bridge, it goes from annapolis to kent island, are probably the two most significant and at-risk bridges in terms of traffic exposure on a daily basis? so hopefully the investigation will look at what or why the federal highway administration and the state of maryland didn't act on the ntsb recommendations over the last 50 years? >> well, it's been stated that this investigation could take two years. surely, there will be a i guess, more of a pinpointing of the cause. what happened to that vessel? well, before that time, don't you think? >> yeah, they're going to look at that. but in my eyes dash just another data point. it doesn't really the big picture of transportation safety it doesn't really matter why it happened we know that there are an infinite number of reasons why these things can happen. bad fuel dropper rudder, intentional acts. there's always going to be some other reason. an infinite number of solutions for a large vessel like this critical bridge structure and unless you put in place protective devi

destroyed roles and facilities during the raid. several lot of people were wounded in operations me, annapolis. these really ami hesky has more than $450.00 pounds simeon cindy occupied westbank since october. the 7th and springing anita abraham was in ramallah for us in the occupied westbank need to tell us 1st about this may just write in jeanine 2 teenagers killed that in separate incidents. a yes said the tooth palestinians with twin is 19 year old and they were killed in 2 separate incidents. first, these really forces every that one of the neighborhoods of the janine city. they wanted to confiscate the surveillance cameras. cctv cameras and also they demolish them. one of them and that belongs to a palestinian who has been killed or the or by these really forces as a result they've killed one palestinian, a 19 year old before they left the area. no, they came back. but this time to the janine refugee cab. they stayed there for a while and then they withdrawal. people told that they've left. no, they came back again. this time with a bulldozer trying to pull the streets and damage the inf

for example, i understand recently they are now teaching see lesstryial navigation at annapolis. we need to think how do we reduce our reliance on space assets given the development of capabilities of our adversaries. talk to me how we mitigate this risk. gone to space because of the advantage it brings us. it allow us to operate globally intetherred to -- senator king: w unopposed for years. general whiting: yes, sir. to your point, i know all the services are thinking about this what do we do when our pry -- primary capability may be not available. in space command it's to make sure it doesn't happen. the service vs. their secondary plans are and all of them have those plans in place. and to your point are tra several of the services, such as the army, navy, and marines also have relatively small but dedicated cadres of space personnel to help their commanders understand the benefits and vulnerabilities of space so they can understand when those times might be they have to go to those secondary plans. senator king: i'm going to talk about those gaps i mentioned at the beginning

i live in annapolis, we are in dundalk, maryland, just outside baltimore, and i was driving over it last tell me more about the _ night is an odd feeling. tell me more about the area. _ night is an odd feeling. tell me more about the area. was - night is an odd feeling. tell me more about the area. was it. more about the area. was it difficult to get to work this morning because of the diversions and the traffic?— and the traffic? loam, leaving the house at and the traffic? 4am, leaving the house at 3:50am, _ and the traffic? 4am, leaving the house at 3:50am, for _ and the traffic? 4am, leaving the house at 3:50am, for i _ and the traffic? 4am, leaving the house at 3:50am, for i am - and the traffic? 4am, leaving the house at 3:50am, for i am in - and the traffic? 4am, leaving the house at 3:50am, for i am in the| house at 3:50am, for i am in the morning there isn't a whole lot of traffic but you can see it building. there are three main stay is to get around the water, 95, a tunnel commander 695 bridge, and i'm certain there is going to be chaos. the city is going and. you can see that

for example, i understand recently they are now teaching celestial navigation at annapolis begin.nk about how do we reduce our reliance on space assets, given the development of anti-space capabilities of our adversaries. talk to me about how we mitigate this risk. >> senator, thank you for the question. we've gone to space because of a the advantages that brings us, allows us to operate globally untethered to terrestrial networks, at that speed is we were unopposed for years. >> yes, sir, the gives a unique advantage. that to your point and in allg t this, what do we do with our primary capability may not be available? in space commit its it's ouo make sure that doesn't happen, but no doubt the services have to train what their secondary plans are and all of them have those plans in place. and to you . our training those to their people. several of the services such as the army, the navy, the marines also have relatively small but dedicated cadres of space personnel to help their commanders understand the of space so they can understand when those times might be that they would h

according to official data, the average age of annapolis residents is 31 years. test new technologies. one of the latest manipulators that connects to an exoskeleton. it doesn’t just repeat a person’s movement, it transmits it to him. sensations, if the manipulator comes into contact with any object, you can feel this force on the exoskeleton, thereby enhancing your sense of the world, you can adjust your grip, for example, carefully pick up a person and carry him out of the danger zone. in the department artificial intelligence is trained in the radiologist assistant program, the sensor monitors where the doctor is looking. for example, we can further analyze those areas that the doctor did not pay attention to and give... him a hint that he may have missed some important pathology, and he needs to conduct additional analysis, and this is a unique place - the arena where he trains information security specialists, every lesson is a cyber battle. we have, for example, a whole virtual city, yes, on which the infrastructure of the bank there is recreated, sports fa

around the bridge with increased traffic of anchored vessel is further south between the city of annapolis perhaps who are justjoining us and hearing about this news and seeing the pictures, how common or rare are incidents like this. very rare. if you think about the number of times ships pass under bridges and vehicles go over bridges, these incidents have an incredibly rare occurrence thankfully and that's why we are here. designers like myself, probably do not properly qualified experience people design things to the right standards and all the rest of it with experience and expertise. and that's precisely to prevent things like this happening. but sadly things do still happen. and this is a very rare event. it is not something which you read about very often at all. ~ :. .. something which you read about very often at all. ~ :, ~ :, often at all. what kind of challenges _ often at all. what kind of challenges would - often at all. what kind of challenges would face i often at all. what kind of i challenges would face rescuers often at all. what kind of _ challenges would face rescuers