let me make a brief comment about the navy as an institution. like all great national public institutions, the u.s. navy is a mirror of our culture and values as well as our strengths command there are few ways in which the navy is dramatically different than the 19th or 20th century. as noted earlier, the principal duty of crewmen was to move heavy objects around which is why especially in britain men were often recruited by simply banging them over the head and dragging on board. we were a bit more settled in the us, not particularly picky. by the 20th century this was no longer the case not only due to a more enlightened view of citizen rights but also because service in the late 20th and certainly in the 21st century requires much more sailors then pulling on a rope and moving a canon around the deck. aviation electronics technician, information systems technician, missile technician, though the traditionalists someone you will no doubt be glad to hear we still have thinners mates. the navy is demographically different. they serve from the ea

to recruit women for previously male-only combat jobs ...new plans show we could see women serve as navy seals and in army and marine corps infantry units by this fall.it's predicted that only small numbers of women will volunteer or get through training courses.the marine corps estimates 200 women a year will move into ground combat jobs.the navy is already looking for prospective seal candidates, and says we could see women in entry-evel enlisted and officer training in september and october. 3 some of apple's biggest competitors are standing behind the tech company in it's encryption battle with the f-b-i ...a filing ... from google, facebook, microsoft, companies ... says if the government's position prevails, it will undermine the security of america's most sensitive data.federal authorities want apple's help to hack into an encrypted i- phone used by one of the san bernardino killers.but apple argues the government can't force it to write software it doesn't want to, and by doing so, would make all other i- phones more vulnerable to attacks. 3 time/temp ...city leaders are still lo

sometimes luck is what it takes to survive a well planned terrorist attack, as navy boiler technicianrd class randal keith found out. >> well, the ship pulled in at san juan, puerto rico, because it was supposed to be a really good liberty port and we were down there anyway. and one night, asked a few friends, let's go out and get a couple beers, enjoy our last night of liberty. as we were walking across the bridge, right by the yacht club, a car came around the corner, late model sedan, i remember that after it stopped and i looked at it. it pulled alongside the curb and opened up on us and gunfire from one automatic weapon as far as i could tell, and a pistol. and i didn't even realize i'd been shot. just felt like someone had hit me really hard in the stomach. and i told larry, go ahead back to the ship and get some help, and he did. he was luckier than tim or me, because i had to have stuff removed from me, my intestines and got my arm broke out of the deal and tim lost his leg because of it. >> the three marines were on their way to the u.s. embassy early this morning when their

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navy. this time they serve not only as administrative assistance of met people think women in the navy are still in the waves. they are not. the navy reflects the nation at large. 20 percent identify as black , a slightly larger percentage than the country as a whole. latinos make up 16 percent. 18 percent of women and the laws that previously barred them from combat of come down as well. the last barrier in the navy was breached in 2011 when two women reported on board one of the navy's nuclear powered ballistic missile submarines. you may have seen in the news to army officers who were women accepted and successfully passed ranger training. so far know female seals, but i am sure it is only a matter of time, and not long. finally, gays and lesbians now openly serve in the army and navy. the uniform code of military justice made homosexuality a crime punishable of physical punishment as well as dishonorable discharge, but no more and from my view no one of the 30 seems to care. "this up for the general patriotic and alec forward to your questions. thank you. [applause] now, because we are

navy? >> it's as simple as i liked the navy. for another one, when i was a kid, i was always afraid water. i figure, well, this is one way to get over that. >> like so many americans, texas native dennis mcclarin signed up after the attack and ended up on a mine sweeper in pearl harbor. >> it was going to stay here. and it wasn't going to move anywhere. and i didn't join the navy to sail around, mine sweep. >> you come back alive or you don't come back at all. if i was going to die, i wanted to do as much damage to the enemy as possible. i thought the submarine was the way to do it. >> there aren't many who got purple hearts in submarines. >> jake reid, smith, young, and ennis mcclarin would join the thousands of submariners chasing the japanese from beneath the pacific ocean. >> fair to say you wanted to go in harm's way? >> yes. >> well, you certainly did, brother. >>> coming up, the navy >>> coming up, the navy struggles to fix the pro[engine] you can't have a hero, if you don't have a villain. the world needs villains [tires

navy developed a new concept for dealing with the immediate post-cold war world. ased, so did u.s. navy thinking. the current strategy is the cooperative strategy for 20th century -- 21st century seapower. this was published a year ago this month. the alliances have endeared and endured and an expanded. this is often front-page news, and is often why you're here. my time is up. i look forward to your comments and questions and send things back to my colleagues. slide.ess we have a ok. the first slide should be nemesis of -- namasota. saved the best for last, there. thanks again to everybody for coming. thank you, peter. i am showing you a picture of -- usss number so that namasota. bidder is talking about our maritime strategy, and years ago i was off the coast of vladivostok. thanks, peter, for sending me to siberia. couldn't come up with a strategy for tahiti, could you? [laughter] mr. winkler: anyway, during my frequent trips to vladivostok, withd several encounters our soviet counterparts. i want to look little bit more macro, as far as the strategy during the co

it represented the navy -- this is a very important point. it was the strategic viewpoint as.s.stood throughout the government, including the navy, that the decisions to do any of this lay with the president and the secretary of defense. not the navy. it is a question of democracy, civilian control was understood. but the navy's view, still there view today is, if the president asked you what do you recommend, what are my options? the navy should not be in a position of saying, we don't know, or we had not thought of that because we never thought you would ask. this represented the navy's advice, if you will. how did it happen, emerge? first of all, it embodied fundamental characteristics of the u.s. navy, and maybe that is a different industry from other navies. it existed, since its birth, the days of john paul jones and the american revolution. it had been codified in writings more than a century later by many naval writers. what were these characteristics? ships, powerful operations seeking to carry the fight to the enemy. global campaigns. the otheron with and u.s. servi

. >> reporter: as a navy s.e.a.l. senior chief ed buyers rarely emerges from the shadows and one of the silent warriors from s.e.a.l. team 6, the special operations force that previously took down osama bin laden, but today in a rare appearance buyers was front and center at the white house, an american hero. in december 2012 the s.e.a.l. ran a mission to rescue an american hostage joseph taken hostage by the taliban. as they approached the hideout gunfire exploded. >> it was pitch black and everything happens in a hostage rescue scenario happens really fast. >> reporter: petty officer nickless cev was first through the door and fatally wounded. >> nick died, you know, a warrior's death, died a true american hero. >> reporter: buyers was seconds behind and took out taliban shooter. you know, level, ready to shoot, and fortunately i was just quicker on the draw on that. >> reporter: buyers spotted the hostage on the floor and threw himself on top of the american. you were willing to take a bullet for that hostage? >> t

-- for our allies to even know the united states needed to control the high seas, the navy, on the other hand was as sea denial force. in a war with the soviet union, "thai soviet navy was not an option. let's go to the next life. ok. going back to the 1950's, the eisenhower administration implemented a new look. the air force got a budget to build a be 57 b-52 bomber. the navy wanted to play in the strategic integrated operations as detailed in fisa admiral jerry miller's book. eventually, we put nuclear weapons aboard ballistic submarines. it took on the mission of defending the motherland from the nuclear bombs. nuclear subs and combatants could go after our [indiscernible] meanwhile, the best in stata g -- strategy was implemented. a general war at sea with the soviet union could go nuclear fast. before the navasota, i served on a ship that had the slogan [-- had a slogan "the next war is on us." one of the challenges operating with the capability of the western pacific was the sensitivity in japan. torch and only, i can neither confirm nor deny response was -- fortunately, the "i can neither co

plans show the military services are already beginning to recruit women for combat jobs....including as navy seals, and could see them serving in previously male- marine corps infantry units by this fall. the marine corps estimates 200 women a year will move into ground combat jobs. you decide tomorrow...voters int he bluegrass head to the polls...for kentucky's republican caucus... but how high will voter turnout actually be? let's head out to shawn lanier in florence...at one of the caucus locations... live there's a lot to figure out because this is a change we are here at the florence baptist church and that's the only place in boone county you can go and caucus. a typical county like boone county will have one location for you to vote at, and a larger county they will have multiple. the march 5th caucus replaces the usual republican presidential primary in may, so the caucus is the only opportunity for kentucky republicans to vote in the race for the republican presidential nomination. however, primary elections for local, state and congressional races will still occur in may. here's wh

naval academy, served 20 yours as navy surface warfare officer on oceans. build along lifetime of naval study and history he lives in -- join me in welcoming dwight hughes. [applause] >> thank you very much. raf feel sams former captain of the css bam introduces his memoirs. the cruise of a ship is a buying agraph. the ship becomes a person fixation, she walks the waters like a thing of life but speaks in moving accents to those capable of interpreting her. a ship can be a central character in a life's story through to which we view the past more clearly. following in the wake of her sisters, the css shenandoah was the last of the confederate raters. her mission to continue destruction of union commerce, now on the bottom of the english channel after her clash in june 18 64. from october 1864 until november 865. shenandoah carried the conflict around the globe to the ends of the earth. through every extreme of sea and storm. she was purchased from british owners, armed and commissioned. at almost the same moment, and an ocean away, as autumn blazed in virgi

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. >> reporter: as a navy s.e.a.l., senior chief ed byers rarely emerges from the shadows. he's one of the silent warriors from s.e.a.l. team 6, the special operations force that previously took down osama bin laden. but today in a rare appearance, byers was front and center at the white house, an american hero. in december 2012, the s.e.a.l.s were on a mission to rescue american doctor dilip joseph, taken hostage by the taliban. as the s.e.a.l. team approached the taliban hideout, begungun fire exploded. >> it was pitch black. >> reporter: petty officer nicolas checque was first through the door, was immediately shot, and fatally wounded. know, a warrior's death. he died a true american hereio. >> reporter: byers was seconds behind and took out the shooter. >> he had a weapon about, you know, level ready to shoot, and fortunately i was just quicker on the draw on that. >> reporter: byers spotted the hostage on the floor and threw himself on top of the american. >> you were willing to take a bullet for that hostage? >> that's our job, yes. >> reporter: byers then grabbed an

naval academy's serving 20 years as the nerve -- navy surface building on naval history that mitropoulos join me rfid welcome to white shoes. [applause] >> the yankee very much. for capt. introduced his memoirs with the following midship becomes a personification and speaks in moving accents and ship can be a central character and thus dss shenandoah heard mission continue destruction to effectively advance by the alabama not the bottom of the english channel of with the fiery encounter june 1964. october 1864 through november 65 shenandoah kerry dash conflict around burger issue was purchased from british turner's and almost. >> gave blood the ending to the second to campaign and then with the steam engine to build for the class. similar but her office thursday represent a cross-section from the old dominion first families and the aristocracy. included the nephew of robert e. lee in founder george mason. southerners in robles and warriors. around the age of 25. ant venom longer matters. but the man that they led further merchant sailors sailors with the enticements of gold so there ever

navy staffers find california dog believed lost at sea for the puppy went missing off the coast of a california island used as a navy base. they were 2 miles off the coast when the up. puppy vanished. the owner insisted that the dog was a strong swimmer. and then they found luna sitting by the side of the road wagging her tail. the navy said she was thin, but otherwise healthy. two miles is a long way to swim. >> she's beautiful. a great reunion. thanks, lu. >> john: you can be healthier depending on what county you are in. >> amy: which counties are the healthiest and which are the unhealthiest here in central florida. plus ... >> if i did anything >>> what happened in a miami arm robbers turnin if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin . because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec . muddle no more it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed fo

billhe recent omnibus include funds for arming serviceman, such as navy seals? omnibus bills do not provide individual legislator accountability. ms. cruz: this is a question about the equipment and our military. i've looked at a graph of our funding of the military and it is catastrophic. the numbers have declined throughout this administration. men and womento around the country, their parents say to us all the time, you are sending my son and with old equipment -- you cannot just have a threat of the strongest military in the world unless it is real. we will keep going to war and not winning unless we pose such a threat to our enemies that send people over here to kill us. ted will spend more resources on that. the most recent bill, i'm not sure of all the details of it, but ted has voted against an obama budget because he feels it does not have the right priorities and it. -- in it. >> bob graham asks would president cruze willing to compromise on issues such as legit, health care, etc. to be a president for all of the people? ms. cruz: these questions are g

thought would ever ter: on february 10th, this landing field, her ownership nick hayworth told the navy as they were on the elizabeth 8, luna was there and the owner thought she was gone. they thought she swam to shore but she couldn'tafter two weeks her owner thought he lost her forever until tuesday. five weeks after luna went missing, navy biologist melissa e side of the road on san clemente island and called the owner. >> i can't believe they found my dog. >> reporter: even the commanding officer for naval baseuldn't believe it. >> i didn't think this is when i signed up. i never thought this would happen but this is definitely a good story. >> reporter: a little shy this pup has been cleared for any diseases and given a token by the navy. >> just keep the>> reporter: one thing we may never know is her story during grandchildren. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the fight over the supreme court nominee. >>> plus, new changes to your frequent flyer miles. we will talk with travel expertrg and the ceo of seaworld joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs

. >> as the navy would say, this happened on my watch. let's start with the part that is the most controversial. >> like a lot of americans, i was appalled. iran-contra really started me thinking, what's going on here. what are these people doing? and what is this doing to american democracy? >> there are reasons why it happened, but no excuses. >> that was really the first time that i started thinking about maybe running for the presidency. prior to that time, i had never given it a second thought. >> michael stanley dukakis is the son of first generation european immigrants and proud of it. >> his excellency, michael dukakis. >> midway through a successful third term as governor of massachusetts, dukakis sees himself as a knight clad in armor made from the american dream. >> we thought that he was in a good place to be running having served as governor for quite a few years. what he had done in massachusetts was something that would resonate across the country. >> if he were running for president, a haircut with george the greek would m

his father served in the navy during world war ii and now rests in arlington. as boy growing up in grand rapids, ohio, ed would be in the woods, in camouflage, in his words, "playing military" -- and i suspect the other kids did not stand a chance. (laughter.) a boy scout who loved adventure, ed saw a movie about the navy s.e.a.l.s and fell in love with the idea of deploying by sea, air and land. "i believe that man will not merely endure. "he will prevail," william faulkner once said, "because he has a soul, a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance." even if he had never performed the actions for which he is being recognized here today, ed byers would be long remembered for his compassion, his sacrifice and his endurance. 11 overseas deployments. nine combat tours. recipient of the purple heart -- twice. the bronze star with valor -- five times. about three years ago, our nation called on that spirit once again. in afghanistan, an american doctor -- a husband and father of four children who was working to bring health care to the afghan people -

local 12 news live at 11 will follow with complete coverage of the results as they come in. 3 a navy seal from ohio -- who risked his life to rescue an american hostage in afghanistan -- is awarded with a medal of honor.(:51) "with is bare hands, ed pinned a fighter to wall until teammates took action." (:56) edward byers junior goes to the greatest lengths to stay hidden as a member of the navy's elite seal team 6.but yesterday, the 36- year- old was at the center of the president's attention.in 2012, he was part of a raid that rescued an american hostage in just doing his job. 3 (1:07) " i will continue doing my job in the navy, continue being a seal.. doing the thing i love." (1:13)in the entire history of the navy seals, byers is only the sixth member to receive the medal of honor. byers is the first living, active-duty member of the navy to receive the award in four decades.he also has five bronze stars and two purple hearts. 3 today is national peanut butter lover's day!whether it's smooth.. chunky.. or natural it's great with every snack.the average person will eat 15 hundred

his significance, all the while collecting checks for books he is written about his experiences as a navy juan: there was also the issue dealingsas involved while he was a navy seal with the people supplying the navy. story is what the getting at, and i think there will be more in the future -- is there were some real problems at seal teamsix, and one of the things the bissonnette investigation starts to scratch at is they hadad a defensive rus for seal team six as they did for other parts of the military. they were celebrities, pro athletes of the military, certainly the navy, and they got away with a lot of things no one else gets away with. here, someone was being accused, essentially, of being an active and having a separate business that had contracts with a company that provided material ,nd equipment to seal team six so you have a natural western of a car is of interest -- natural question of a conflict of interest. continues a continuous investigation into him. juan: we just have a few minutes. i wanted to ask about your fascinating story late last year on missionaries in north ko

you have to separate them, like we separated yugoslavia, i was there in the '90s as a navy officer, there's peace because we killed the leaders and imprisoned them and made them seven different countries. the same should be in syria and iraq. >> the general argued that same last week, you would have these three states an alawite shia and sunni area, is there any way turkey would be open to any kind of partition like that that would establish an independent kurdish land? >> well turkey wouldn't be for that but right now if you look at what's going on in syria and iraq, the kurds already have their own area there. turkey is a little different story, the pkk the terrorist group that are part of the kurds, over the decades with turkey they wouldn't want to have the kurds have their own land in turkey but wouldn't be so much against it if it was another land. america has much more for turkey. turkey believe it or not is being destabilized, a cult is led in the poconos of eight to 10,000. they have asked the u.s. to extradite him. he runs a large islamic uh islamist cult trying to establish a the

carter served seven years as a navy officer but resigned to take over the family peanut business when his father died in 1953. let's get technical. peanuts are classified as? pete's rolling his eyes at these choice. they're classified as edible seeds enclosed in pods. they were number legumes. peanuts actually grow underground and the plant can reach 18 inches tall. pete has an advantage to this whole trivia. approximately how many peanuts does it take to make a jar of peanut butter? according to national peanut bortd, 60% of people prefer creamy versus chunky. and how many go into a 12 ounce jar? 540 peanuts. also the world's largest peanut butter factory churns out 250,000 jars of peanut butter every day. question six. which is not a nickname for a peanut? i like that one too. as many as 94% of u.s. households consume peanut butter. number one is not a long lentil. a goober pea was a humorous song during the war and was later covered by johnny cash. number seven the average child will eat how many pg & j sandwiches before graduating high school? here's a hint. for more than four yea

. >> as the navy would say, this happened on my watch. let's start with the part that is the most controversial. >> like a lot of americans, i was appalled. iran-contra really started me thinking, what's going on here. what are these people doing? and what is this doing to american democracy? >> there are reasons why it happened, but no excuses. >> that was really the first time that i started thinking about maybe running for the presidency. prior to that time, i had never given it a second thought. >> michael stanley dukakis is the son of first generation european immigrants and proud of it. >> his excellency, michael dukakis. >> midway through a successful third term as governor of massachusetts, dukakis sees himself as a knight clad in armor made from the american dream. >> we thought that he was in a good place to be running having served as governor for quite a few years. what he had done in massachusetts was something that would resonate across the country. >> if he were running for president, a haircut with george the greek would m

10th, about two miles off the coast of this naval landing field, her owner nick hayworth told the navy asing in the nets on the elizabeth 8, luna was there and the owner thought she was gone. they thought she swam to shore but she couldn't be found. after two weeks her owner thought he lost her forever until tuesday. five weeks after luna went missing, navy biologist melissa booker found her on the side of the road on san clemente island and called the owner. >> i can't believe they found my dog. i can't believe they found my dog! >> reporter: even the commanding officer for naval base coronado couldn't believe it. >> i didn't think this is when i signed up. when i became a s.e.a.l., i never thought this would happen but this is definitely a good story. >> reporter: a little malnourished and a bit shy, this pup has been cleared for any diseases and given a token by the navy. >> just keep the faith for luna. >> reporter: one thing we may never know is her story during her five-week adventure. >> i think she has a couple of stories for her grandchildren. >> i bet she does. >>> coming up aft

okay, unbelievable strength, nine year old girl, who is as tough as a navy seal, seriously, the way she completed that a lot of adults couldn't even do. >> don't tell a navy seal that. >> well, ya. >>> welcome back everybody, 9:38. updating breaking news, we're looking live from skyfox, of what's left of a tractor-trailer fire on the pennsylvania turnpike at the delaware valley interchange, which is in bristol, pa, blocking all westbound lanes, coming into pennsylvania, this is that new toll plaza, scenario, that they've set up, which is just on the pennsylvania side of that turnpike connector bridge. no reports of any injuries. and again, i have come through here couple of times, this is in the process of demolishing the old toll plaza, and setting up the new toll plazas, and if we can pull back out here to get a live look, looks like they have both directions now of the turnpike, okay, now, just the westbound lanes coming into pennsylvania are closed, and that upper portion of your screen, those tractor-trailers, are going into new jersey. so, all traffic coming into pennsylvania from

under one's fingernails that is done by journalists to see what it's like when that is done as part of our navy seals training. there's got to be something a bit different about waterboarding which might put it in the same category as, for some purposes, that you put i think sleep deprivation into, which was in some difficult circumstances, if the potential payoff is saving lives could be substantial, you could limit someone's ability to sleep if they were a terrorist suspect, prisoner, whatever. you think of this waterboarding in the same way or no traffic i get in sense about the caveat that if i get into some of the specifics. you're right, i treat this in some depth in the book. not because i want to self justify frankly. all the waterboarded was done years before i got to the agency. but to try to create an historical record i do that to the best of my ability in the book. and you're right, i do make a distinction that there's something so a vote of greece are always wrong. you can't do under any circumstance. then you've got some things over here no one has any about the thing that is bod

ceremony a bottle of sparkling wine across the ballot in virginia class submarine the secretary of navy served as the keynote speaker in this summer of two thousand and fourteen. we signed the biggest contract in u s labor history almost eighteen billion dollars to buy two of the sum of its roughly four thousand newport news ship builders have worked on washington of the submarine will be delivered to the navy later this year. this weekend people have the chance to hundred fifty years ago that change naval warfare around the world the battle of the ironclad uss monitor against css virginia and each year the mariners museum commemorates the encounter which also is known as the battle of hampton roads photojournalist bonifacio herrera has a look battle of hampton roads was a post battle where ironclad ships fought against each other. if you take everything into consideration this was really our first modern war and weapons with extreme ranges and things like that stepping back in time a noun put myself in my ancestors shoes to see how they would have lived in how they would cope with this. this tim

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navy seal who risked his life to rescue an american hostage in afghanistan. weijia jiang reports from the white house. edward byers junior goes to the greatest lengths to stay hidden as a member of the navy's elite seal team 6. but on monday, the 36 year old was at the center of the president's attention. pres. obama: "he's consummate quiet professional." president obama awarded byers--a senior special ops chief--the medal of honor. in 2012, he was part of a raid that rescued an american hostage in afghanistan. dr. dilip joseph was abducted by the taliban. joseph says he realized a rescue was underway someone calling his name. dr. dilip joseph/civilian hostage: "as soon as i heard my name and i answered back and they heard where my voice was coming from, one seal just came and laid on top of me." that man...was byers. "with is bare hands, ed pinned a fighter to wall until teammates took action." weijia jiang: the medal of honor is the nation's highest military decoration. byers is the first living, active-duty member of the navy to receive the award in four decades. u.s. navy senior chief special warfare operator edward byers, jr medal of honor recipient: " i will co