as regard to the navy, the modern jeremiahs no accurately that there are fewer u.s. navy combat warships on active service than at any time since world war i, 283. is the current number. by comparison, on v-j day in 1945 the united states had a total of 6,000 ships in commission and that indeed is a dramatic reduction. on the other hand counting ships is not necessarily an accurate yardstick for measuring and 80's influence or strength. it depends on what those ships can do. comparing ships from 1945 to those in 2015 has to account for changes in technology. an aircraft carrier in world war ii displaced 30,000 tons and carried her propeller driven airplanes at the range of 200 miles to deliver bombs that ridge delivered on target by aiming his airplane and your target and releasing the bomb. gravity did the rest. u.s. carriers displaced more than one hundred thousand tons, their jet planes have a range of 1200 miles an scary laser-guided weapons as sophisticated as sailors in 1945 could not even imagines them. even compared with other modern navies the u.s. navy is a

are going to be delayed. something purely financial for them. --know the navy has a day the navy has a big fight. e secretary has come out and said we are only going to buy fewer of those. he said that could save billions of dollars, which would end up back in other naval programs. some of these things are being delayed, some of them are being cut. vago: what is the review from congress so far? there have some that expressed concern about this. aaron: you have members of the armed service committee, both house and senate, who are both in favor of defense spending. -- they areng fighting a couple of different battles. and there's a whole question about how much money is going to be put into it. -- under bb eight, the the act that was come out -- the act that cannot last year -- us about the -- are there any clear trends we can see? aaron: the thing we are watching to see is if anything in the base budget moves in. that has been in -- been an issue for a couple of years. interest with congress clearly seen more money, it will be interesting to see if there is r&d that is potential to get in there th

many discussion about about this curious to your large view and not precisely clear in the book, are navy seals and are -- special forces perhaps water boortd as training. >> as a american airman. deputy former navy seal waterboarder. there's and then also the case that journalist factoring the peek interest this this couple of years ago -- when had had themselves waterboarded to write a better article for magazines and so forth. now, the test for torture is not simple and clear. i don't know anything called torture other than bamboo under one ice fingernail done by journalist to see what it's like ore done as part of our navy seal training. there's got to be something a bit different about about waterboarding which might put it in the same category as the for some purposes, that you -- put i think sleep deprivation into, in some difficult circumstances, if the potential payoff in saving lives could be substantial, you could limit someone's ability to sleep if they were or terrorist, suspect, prisoner, whatever. of think of the water boarding in the same ware or not? >> i do in a sense bu

are navy seals and our special forces, many of them, perhaps most, waterboardded as part of their training? >> guest: they are. as are a whole bunch of american airmen. when i dime cia, my deputy was a former navally seal and had been water boarded. >> host: there's that and also the case that some journalists and authors back during the peak into in this a couple yearsing, had themselves waterboardded so they could write better articles for magazines some so forth. now, the test for torture is not simple and clear. but i don't know any other things called torture by anybody such as, say, putting bamboo chutes under one's finger nails dumb by judgists so see what it's like or done as part of our navy seal training. there's got to be something a bit different about water boarding which might put it in the same category as for some purposes that you put, i think, sleep deprivation into, which is in some difficult circumstances, if the potential payoff in saving lives could be substantial, you could limit someone's ability to sleep if they were a terrorist suspect, prisoner, whatever. you thi

are no excuses. we're sorry. >>> a navy s.e.a.l. is honored at the white house today and a fragile truce in syria. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports of scattered violations in the syrian cease-fire. the truce, brokered by the u.s. and russia, is in its third day. violence has decreased, but the main opposition group says government troops have killed more than two dozen people since fighting was supposed to stop. >>> the associated press reports the rising death toll after bombings in iraq. isis claimed responsibility for an attack in baghdad that killed 73 people and hurt 112. officials say a suicide bomber mingled with the crowd that gathered after an initial explosion and triggered a second blast. >>> "the guardian" reports damming testimony about sex

navy memorial hosted this event. >> thank you for joining us. we are very pleased to welcome dr. edward marolda. his book was published by the navy and heritage command. it is available as a free pdf download and copies of the book are available at the ship's at the navy museum. dr. merolda is an author of numerous publications on naval history that focus on the navy in southeast asia, korea, and the persian gulf war. he is currently an adjunct professor at georgetown university where he teaches courses on the war in the far east and the vietnam war. please join me in welcoming him. [applause] dr. merolda: good morning ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the auspicious occasion. it is important for this country and all of us to remark on the service of our navy men and women since the founding of the republic 200 years ago. just this morning, i attended my grandson's preperatory school ceremony. the kids sing god bless america, raised the flags, and read poems. it touched me. it was heartening to know our young people are still learning about what their predecessors have done and are doing every day

these were reported to be small vessels, you don't have small navy vessels unless they are near much larger navy vessels. and normally if they're larger navy vessels, there are other small vessels that can go rather quickly. and if you have the navy vessels there, there's a good chance there's a carrier nearby, an air strip, where jets could be there in no time whatsoever. and it used to be, under other commanders in chief, not this one, but other commanders in hief, that if we had sailors who were in danger of being captured by a country, particularly the largest supporter of terrorism in the world, our jets would be put in the air, they would get there immediately, they would keep flying overhead, and protecting those sailors until the navy itself could get there to rescue them. for some reason, this administration thought it was a tter idea not to put our aircraft in the air, kind of reminisce ebt of benghazi, we're -- reminiscent of benghazi, we're not going to send aircraft that could have been there in minutes. heck, i was asking a former commander of ramstein air force base cle

on cbs 2.increased threats of cyber attacks are changing the way sailors in the u-s navy are being taught. taught.how instructors looked into the past, for new lessons. see you monday on cbs 2. on a day like this - - it's not** hard to believe - that spring * is 0. >>> on a day like this, not hard to believe that spring is just around the corner and the boys to help them out. cedar rapids kernels held a job fair today. the team has a lot of positions to fill at the ballpark and it will be opening day before you know it. >> for the next two weeks, we're going to be taking publications every day here in the office, mail it in, fax it in phone it in. we're going to need those 250 popper ** there's a link to an application - - on our web-site - at cbs two - iowa dot com. a great day to be thinking -- about that firsrs pitch - - d out - door - activities. activities.meteorologist - rebecca - kopel-man - is here - - with the promise - of more great temperatures - on sunday. meteorologist rebecca is here for promiseof more great temperatures on sunday. >> well, actually i ththk we can get two mo

on cbs 2.increased threats of cyber attacks are changing the way sailors in the u-s navy are being taught. taught.how instructors looked into the past, for new lessons. see you monday on cbs 2. >>> you're -- you sound great today. >> i am feeling good today. >> you look good too. a little fresh air and some rest. thing. i just needed to rest and you give my body a break and now it is back strong. >> you have a good looking >> i do. i have a really nice forecast. and bolts of that now. 40 is the current temperature here. it has turned into a nice afternoon. we had some clouds early in day but those finally burned off and we will keep the skies nice and clear here the rest of the night and right on into the day tomorrow. currently winds are south west at 9 miles per hour. and you can see the sunshine, that is now moved into eastern wa. a little patch of clouds out to the west of us here, mostly high thin clouds, those will come through late tonight and early tomorrow. it should be gone after that and we will get back into some sunshine during the day tomorrow. notice the temperature, they r

island chain across the region allies are putting their navys on high alert. we're following the situation from the pentagon. >> tensions are high throughout the south pacific where china is pushing back hard against international criticism following the deployment of a surface to air vessel system. the secretary of state responding pointing out the move militarize the islands. >> there is an increase of one kind or another. >> the chinese say they are defensive out offense offensive and protect the troops. >> and limited necessary self-defense facilities on the island where the troops are stations is in line with the self-defense. the missiles can shoot down craft from 125 miles away. partners. >> that will not be in the interest of a nation considering that a large person at the that this happens. >> japan has concerned over the moves. we cannot accept the fact. >> it stands behind the alt mys but wants all sides to break a we would like them to clarify it with the law. >> and a rule something expected later this year. the president said the u.s. military wil

of california and speeding up training in addition the navy says it plans to boost other ships cruise by downsizing cruiser crews extended hours are coming to the navy's childcare program starting in april were told. hours will be extended by an hour in the morning and in the evening. that means kids can be dropped off as early as five am and picked up as late as seven the navy says the new hours are being offered to better accommodate work schedules and other reading this needs families enrolled in the program can use the program up to twelve hours a day. the school's apology has some parents he did one group of community members oneself virginia school divisions to rethink their response to a video others called racially charged. imagine seeing a six year old wandering by him self in the freezing cold that's what happened to one virginia man and how he reacted next and tempers quite a bit colder today than yesterday's types of readings more than we wanted the ground for my forecast and heads of virginia beach and norfolk as we head to our camera. this multi vehicle accident right here sixty four westbound just before you get two

navy variance is fy-21. finally the procurement quantities for mq-4 triton reflect accelerated buys in fy-16. in weapons procurement, a net increase of 63 weapons while fit-up quantities are reduced by 900 in order to meet fiscal constraints. the navy begins procurement in fy-17 of two new missiles, the joint air-to-ground missile and long range anti-ship missile. jagam is a multiservice missile to be used with on ioc of fy-19. response to an urgent operational need for anti-surface weapon is on track for early operational capability on super hornets in fy-19. in other aircraft weapons the advanced anti-radiation extended range have been refined driving the adifferent of a technology mature ration and risk reduction phase. this missile is now expected to enter development in fy-17 and complete operational testing in early fy-24. in ship board weapons, tomahawk missiles were increased until the fy-19 recertification line funding starts. block one of sea sparrow completes in 17 in order to commence transition to the block two missile with that procurement starting in fy-18. the navy's initial buy of long bow hell fire begins in fy-17 for use with the surface-to-surface miss

on behalf of all of us are of the navy memorial i would like to thank you. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv, every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. university professor maria garcia teaches a class about the united states refugee policy since world war ii. qualifies as aho refugee and how that has changed over the years. her class is about an hour. ms. garcia: hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing to europe at this very moment. can anyone tell me from what countries they are fleeing? leighton.

can to get the prescription in the hands of the patient but a lot of times my hands are unfortunately tied. >>> a navy seal now holds the nation's highest military honor. president obama awarded the medal of honor to edward byers, part of a raid to save a doctor in afghanistan. doctor to prevent him from being shot. >> i understand had one question when ed told her about can come? that's so sweet. yes, mom, you're allowed to come when your son gets the medal of honor. >> he was the second navy seal to enter that building during and killed. >>> it's the biggest day of voting this season tomorrow. more than 1,000 delegates are up for grabs for the democrats, nearly 600 for the republicans. no candidate can officially wrap up the nomination but it could be a major turning point. >> in florida, where he comes from, this guy couldn't be elected dogcatcher. minute push before super tuesday. >> we are not going to allow a conartist to take control of the party of lincoln and reagan. >> the only campaign that can beat donald trump is us. >> reporter: reaching voters before the primaries in 12 dates, with more

if it is an indulgence, maybe you are inclined to wear a navy and four days a week, monday week you may indigo suit. for some, that could be a massive step out of their comfort zone. we are also talking about -- carol: this is me, find for the weekend. >> you can incorporate some denim in your footwear, or maybe your pants. carol: one of the questions i thought was fun, when you see a guy with a messenger bag, you think, what? , i like thatink a' dude hostile. you could say i would not get anywhere near a messenger bag. a couple of the bags you have -- >> we would consider them may be briefcases. carryall's.ean >> they are a little smaller. carol: are you a risk taker and how much color is too much color? i guess it is what your comfort level is, right? limb are going out on a for guys seeing you can wear a blazer and a shirt with shorts and there is going to be people who say it, absolutely not. [laughter] then we suggest a pleated pant if you are not comfortable with shorts. for women, bare shoulders is a huge trend. carol: note to self, we do not do that at bloomberg. interesting, in

the headquarters of turkey's air force and navy are over there.urkey'suarters of army is over there. parliament is 500 meters down there. it was an attack on the center of government. it is very early to speculate as to who might have been behind it . it is only speculation. expert was-- an saying on television right now that this might be kurdish revenge for turkey bombing syrian kurds -- shelling syrian kurds. turkish artillery guns shelled syrian kurdish positions in northern syria for four days, beginning saturday, going up to, i think, this morning to stop them advancing from the traditionally kurdish-held areas in northern syria. turkey is dead scared of syrian kurds dominating northern syria and setting up an autonomous zone there. the terrorist expert who was speculating on television a while ago thought that this could be a way of the syrian kurds saying, "you attack us, we will bomb you." catherine n.: i'm sure there will be plenty of speculation. very briefly, jasper, this is, as you mentioned, the second large-scale attack in ankara si

are going to deliver one." commander lieberman will be the ships executive office and has a message for sioux city iowa. cmdr. kenneth lieberman u.s. navy "we are so honored and privileged to be paired with the sioux land residents. it has been a great experience the support we are getting we look forward to representing the proud residents of sioux land." this ship that allows the navy to sail in shallow waters and complete a wide range of missions. "these are wonderful ships their fast their agile their modular and adm. michelle howard u.s. navy the uss sioux city is 70-75 percent complete and the navy hopes to commission it in spring or summer of 2017. in marinette steve dent local 5 news. " lukas: and before we go... we just want to remind you one last time that we have extensive coverage of today's caucus. abc9 will bring you team coverage and analysis. we have special caucus coverage from 6:30 to 10... with tim seaman from des moines, in addition to our regular news casts at 5, 6 and 10. jessica rae scott: adlib scott:we have a winter storm headed our way tomorrow. snow totals near 1 foot and very strong winds. we'll put that into

they are learning to navigate with the stars. the navy stopped teaching it more than a decade ago. t these days there are threats of cyber attacks, so the navy is bringing back a tool created in the 1700s that shows stars and their location. it cannot be hacked or tampered with. >> i had never done it before. i never imagined i would be doing it. >> you want to be there for the worst case scenario. >>> the navy is also bringing it back fleet wide including at navy rotc units on college campus us. >> back to the future. >>> we know allyson is counting down to spring. 2200 people have shared this on the facebook page today. 23 days until spring. >> look at those cherry blossoms. >> looking forward to that. >> this is though when you get teased with spring weather and then winter comes back and spring comes back. you go up and down until we get into spring. that is what we're going to see over the next seven days. we do have warmer days but we will see winter temperatures. let's talk about the three degree guarantee. not bad. join us tonight at 11:00. a high of 42. didn't feel 42 today

navy seals are screened carefully for vulnerability to ptsd. they're resistant to it. so why would a trained navy seal kill his commanding officer and his own parents? i don't know, but it's gonna be a lot harder to find him. very few people on this planet are capable of stopping him. luke dolan just evaded a roadblock near his wife's house. they searched the surrounding area. there's no sign of him. did you notice any recent changes in luke's behavior? i saw him friday afternoon when he dropped ally off. he was fine. did he ever mention dorado falls? no. what is that? a mission he was on. he didn't share that part of his life with me. is that why you two separated? he's a good man and a wonderful father, but i always felt he was more married to t navy than me. you weren't a priority to him? somebody once told me all navy seals had a bolt hole, a secret location outside the country where they had another identity and bank account set up. and i asked luke about it once and he didn't deny it. the fact of the matter is, he was ready to leave in an instant. he had an exit s

in russian navy, orders are meant to be obeyed. - they're the same way here, ma'am. welcome aboard. i'm lieutenant commander mchale. - and i'm ensign charles parker. boy ally. - will you show me to your base now, captain? - oh, with pleasure, commander ma'am. chuck, get the commander's gear, will you? - that won't be necessary. - now, wait a minute, ma'am. my pleasure. here, skip. here, i'll take that. - shall we? - wait, commander, can't we-- - captain, orders are orders. and if you want commander krasni, you'll know where to find her. - oh, binghamton. sir, sir, please. remember the big 3. - oh! - aah! - [all talking at once] - hey! [chanting] - commander, this is your crew? - no, no, no, probably just some u.s.o. unit, uh...rehearsing. - tada! - compliments of p.t. 73ski, comrade. hot borscht for everybody! - yay! - a complete lack of discipline! can't you control your men, commander? - sure i can, but the boys kind of thought you were on our side. as you guys can see, this is strictly a military mission. now then, what about some quarters for the commander? - it's all set, sir.

testing will begin tomorrow and the results are expected sometime next month. the navy says they will provide drinking water for people if the testing shows pfcs at or above epa health advisory levels. in chesapeake - erica greenway - newschannel 3. a little bit colder outside after several days of warm people had their coats on outside out studio in downtown norfolk. we re also tracking the possibility for some stormy weather. chief meteorologist patrick rockey is live with your storm team forecast. our weather roller coaster is heading up again but so is our chance for stormy weather. after a big drop in temperatures on tuesday, a warm front will roll through the region overnight, bringing us a big warm up on wednesday. a gusty south wind will push temperatures into the 70s again. but a powerful cold front will arrive late in the afternoon. that will spark showers, possibly thunderstorms, and maybe even a few severe storms. our biggest threats are from damaging winds and localized flooding. most of the wet and stormy weather will fall on wednesday night and early thur

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yout is an indulgence maybe are inclined to wear a navy suit. y a week you might wear an indigo suit. there are people from whom that would be a massive step out of their comfort zone. guest: fine for the weekend. maybe you can incorporate denim in your footwear. you say when you see a guy with a messenger bag you think what? guest: you can either think i really like, love that dude's style. or higher member the days when i use a messenger bag. you can also say i wouldn't get anywhere near a messenger bag. handles work bag has and does not have a shoulder. carol: the couple of bags, a kind of looks like a pocketbook. guest: we would consider them may be brie briefcases. they are a little smaller and perhaps slightly more elegant. guest: are you a risk taker? are you a risk taker? it is your comfort level. guest: we are going out there on the limb saying you can wear a .lazer and a shirt with shorts there is going to be a lot of people that would say absolutely not. we suggested may be wearing a pleated pant. for women, bare shoulders is a huge tr

if it is an indulgence, maybe you are thinking of a navy suit four days a week and then one day a weekt wear a indigo suit. there are still a lot of people for whom that would be a massive step out of their comfort zone. so we wanted to make sure they had something. carroll: this is me, fine for the weekend. brett: maybe you can incorporate it in footwear, or pants. carol: maybe. one of the question that that was fun -- you say when you see a guy with a messenger bag you think what? bret: you can either think i really love that due to style, you can also say i remember the days when i used a messenger bag. you can also say i wouldn't get anywhere near a messenger bag. a proper work bag has handles , and does not have a shoulder. carol: that is interesting, a couple of the bags look like a pocketbook. bret: a little bit, we would consider them brief cases. european carryall's, yes. brett they are a little smaller : and slightly more elegant. carol: are you a risk taker? how much color is too much color? i guess it is such a comfort -- i guess it is what your comfort level is, right? bre

and increase our troop strength and we build the air force and bring back our jets, we are going to rebuild the navyd bring back our ships, we are going to use the marines and have the strongest military on the face of the planet. [cheers and applause] >> now, some folks say from the press, well, gosh, that sounds expensive. you think defending us is expensive, try not defending ourselves. and how do we do it, you know we've seen how to do it, 1981 when other president came in to office with another weak democratic president who had weaken and degraded the military and ronald reagan came in, started with tax reform and regulatory reform. he lift it had burden on washington on small businesses. small businesses are the heart of the economy, two-thirds of all new jobs come from small businesses, you want booming economic growth, unchange small businesses. [cheers and applause] >> regan did that, the economy exploded. millions lifted into prosperity, generated trillions in revenue. he used that government revenue to rebuild the military and that, in turn, bankrupted the soviet union and won the colder

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they are playing for the navy veteran who disappeared without today, his sister is leading the effort to find him. >> we have this battle with optimism and reality. it is battling in our heads, hearts and stomachs. at this point, we want to come together and support one another. >>reporter: dozens of volunteers fanned out with flyers, taking steps to bring him home. >> i am very concerned. it is not like him to disappear like this. there will always be some form of contact. >>reporter: notes ridden with club on this front door, family and friends hoping he will be home soon to read them for himself. >> he has been missing for a month. we just want him to come home. he is a really special young man.>>reporter: he also goes by the nickname j country. if you have any information you >>> tonight, fairlawn police trying to determine how a dead body ended up inside of a garbage truck. fairlawn police say the victim was a white man, but his name and age have not been released. >>> raking news tonight, jeb bush is bowing out of the race after a disappointing finish in south carolina while his

master chief petty officer is calling for changes in the navy sailors fitness test the navy times reports discussions are in the very early stages the navy is considering beefing up fighting fire fighting maneuvers that includes the fireman's carry as well as the fire hose drag sailors would have to perform the task in firefighting gear to increase intensity the ladder climb in the standing long jump bar on the drawing board to and no more sit ups officials are considering planks instead new information about dangerous air bags found in millions of cars in america find out why getting those defective to cut air box up the road might be harder than expected was a highway turns into a runway when a plane makes emergency landing right . and that of the national highway traffic safety administration says our total to ca to recall will not make cars safer is believe the recall would put a strain on the replacement parts network the airbag and players can explode injecting shrapnel and drivers and passengers at least ten people indicted more than a hundred have been hurt by the airbags so far fourteen automake

are no excuses. we're sorry. >> a navy s.e.a.l. at the white house today and a fragile truce in syria. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reportsons in the syrian cease-fire. and russia is in its third day. violence has drefed but the main says government troops have killed more than two dozen people since fighting was supposed to stop. >>> the associated press reports the rising death toll afteriraq. isis claimed responsibility for an attack in baghdad that killed 73 people and hurt 112. officials say a suicide bomber mingled with the crowd that an initial explosion and triggered a second blast. >>> the guardian reports damming testimony about sex abuse about riests in australia. during a hearing today in sydney, a church leader appeared and said some accusations were ignored. >> too many of them certainly were dismissed and sometimes they were dismissed in absolutely scandalrcumstance. >> the commission is nvestigating how church sex abuse against clergy. >>t" reports that a hero on will emerge from the secretory of the navy s.e.a.l.s me

they are navy servicemen. they are marines. they expect a responsible and strong commander-in-chief. some of donald trump's rhetoric has been called irresponsible, reckless insulting and vulgar. that isn't going to matter to the military community of south carolina if trump can prove to them that he will be a strong commander-in-chief. he's going to go right down there tomorrow and he has already launch an attack ad on ted cruz. why ted cruz? it looks like he won't come in the money because he was the winner of the iowa caucuses. he coalesced and talked about bringing together all of the various disparate parts of what was the reagan coalition so cruz is in the target zone for donald trump not necessarily john kasich. john mccain roared out of new hampshire in 2000 having won the new hampshire primary again -- against then texas governor governor bush and got clobbered in south carol h she gets a rap for not being -- with her husband. he came in second but it was better than expected. she is ready to take the battle to the sout

criminal charges are dropped against a navy petty officer - accused of stabbing a fellow sailor. petty officer 3rd class wilbur harwell was accused of attacking petty officer 2nd class justin powell with a knife in the barracks at portsmouth medical center in june of 2014. his attorney's tell us a psychologist found him to have a lack of mental responsiblity. there will be a hearing to determine if harwell should be released or should be confined becuase he is a danger. the newport news commonwealth's attorney has ruled: an officer-involved shooting death-- was justified. police say they tried beaty on july 4th- but he took off. during the chase-- officers said they could see a gun, and it appeared as if he pointed it one of officers. that's when officer randy gibson fired three times-- hitting beaty in the head. those findings were released today-- and beaty's family is not satisfied. 09=35:35 "i don't care what nobody said. what no one said there is no 15=:50:23 "if he shot him in the head, if he shot him in the chest he could have shot him in the heart it doesn't matter once y

they are also answering questions for residents during the meeting at butts road intermediate school. representatives from several agencies - including the navy and the environmental protection agency are there. newschannel 3s erica greenway has more on whats being done fentress. a water filling station is now up along mount pleasant road for people who live near fentress airfield. with the quality of well water in the area still unknown - people who are concerned can fill up here for free. it opened on saturday - but the city of chesapeake says crews are working to make it more durable since they dont know how long it may be needed. this all comes after news last month that the drinking water that comes from wells on-base is contamined with chemicals called pfcs. the navy says compounds had been in fire- fighting foam used in years past for training. standup: people who work at fentress are using bottled water for now - but its still unknown if wells at nearby homes are affected as well. mark walker - who lives right across from the bases entrance - says it could explain a lot. 2:49:33 i was wondering, ok that might explain the taste :36 he

are some doing more on this than others? force and navy have a green fleet initiative. on the domestic side with the bases, they are trying to use greener types of fuels. it gets to the fact that you've got a lot of controversy about whether there should be picking winners and losers, whether private companies should get direct money from the government to do their thing in the commercial marketplace. toprr alexander is the appropriator in the energy committee. he have a lot of problems with wind power. i don't think he would disagree that research is important. host: buffalo, new york is up next. wondering, you said it's hard to come up with cleaner fuels and whatnot. we already have people who do it themselves. a man in ohio made a car that ran on water. that's one example of a clean fuel that nobody wants to use. wondering i you make it sound like it's a difficult thing. the color makes a great point. i'm not saying there are not ways to you -- use less fuel in the transportation system. there is a lot of effort in the energy department to develop various alternative

two of this in a key voices are urging the navy to consider delaying the playing of the new combat ships mccain and jack reed also urge the navy to tone down the rhetoric about the ships. vonnie quinn. brendan: 2015 was a record year for mega deals. will this come to an end in 2016? for more, i am joined by john rice, a partner at global heads of reserves -- mergers and acquisition. more than 30 years of fixed. representing all parties and all industries. basically, he knows everything. we had mega deals last year. are we looking at higher volume of smaller deals this year? >> we are hoping to look at a smaller -- higher volume of smaller deals this year because it is hard to sustain the massive m&a pace we have experienced 2014 and 2015 with the larger mega deals. the fact is, a lot of the conditions that were in play in 2014 and 2015 that propelled the activity are things that should propelled the smaller activity also. lots of cash, unacceptable regulatory environment, confidence in executives. the big uncertainty of course is the volatility in the stop work at, which right now has la

i was in the navy, we are the smallest navy we have been in decades, the smallest air force, the smallestcorps, the smallest army. i can tell you, there is nothing more gut wrenching than to see our marines and our army at the level they were 15 years ago doing six tours abroad. think about your husband or wife being gone for seven straight years of your family's lives. and somehow we are shrinking military at this time? it makes no sense. ted cruz is rebuilding our military. he wants to get all four ranches to get to a level where we can do what reagan fought for, is called peace through strength. i firmly believe in us being strong does not make the world like us less, it is simply going to keep up. and we need that badly now. [applause] so ted cruz has pledged, which is slightly different than the other candidates in the field, we need to use our military to protect our national interests. if we have threats abroad we need to call them out. radical islamic terrorism, that is what we face. and like ronald reagan calling out, what did he call out in the early 80's? the evil empire. until

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