>> uss cole is named after darryl s. cole, a marine sergeant who was posthumously award the medal of honor for his actions in iwo jima in world war ii. >> and how old was this ship when you were in yemen? >> 4 1/2 years old when we pulled in. she had been commissioned in the navy. the official ceremony was in june 1996. so a fairly new destroyer, modern equipment. she had already made one deployment and had come back to the united states, gone through a small maintenance and retrofit period, and had done a training cycle of about 16 months before we deployed in august of 2000. >> how long had you been on her and what was your rank and position? >> on october 12, 2000, i had been in command of the ship for about 15 months, and i was a commander in the united states navy. >> explain how a man can be, or a woman, can be a commander on a ship but still be the captain. >> well, the way the navy works it doesn't matter whether you're a lieutenant in charge of a patrol craft or a navy captain in charge of a cruiser or aircraft

>> it was named after darrell cole. he was a marine sergeant who was awarded the medal of honor for his actions on iwo jima in world war ii. >> how old was the ship? when you were in yemen? >> she had been commissioned in the navy, in june 1996. a fairly new destroyer, modern equipment. she had already made one deployment and had come back to the united states. had gone through a small maintenance and retrofita training cycle of about 16 -- retrofit period. the training cycle of about 16 months. >> how long had you been on her and what was your rank? >> on october 12, 2000, i had been in command of the ship for about 15 months. i was commander in the united states navy. >> explain how a man or a woman can be a commander, but still be the captain. >> it does not matter whether you are a lieutenant or whether you are a navy captain, you earn that honorary title of captain. >> how big is this ship? >> 8,400 tons. 505 feet long. >> how many sailors? how many officers and enlisted? >> it is about 25 officers and about 275 en

he notified the families of cole. the only ones to could attend or the ones close to washington, d.c. >> where is cole today? >> she deployed for the sixth time. she left about 66 ago. >> after the it -- she left about six weeks ago. >> after the explosion, how long did it take to get cole back in active duty? >> of 15 months -- about 15 months. until she sailed away from the yard at the huntington eagle shipyard in mississippi in april of 2002. it was about a 15-month rebuild. $250 million. >> go back to this book. what scores did you settle in this book? >> i did not want to settle any score. bad book is truly about the heroic efforts -- a bad book is truly about the heroic efforts they made. the fact that we lost a ship that first day once, almost lost it saturday, and they were able to save it. all the things we endured after words, whether it was the investigation, to feeling ignored in the long view of history. we fell under the footprint of 9/11. we have been relegated to that dustpan and left to drift into obs

>> kenneth cole. >> kenneth cole, i like cole han. >> bye. >> go away. >>> coming up, a story so strange the cantaloupe said that is a strange cantaloupe, but you eat it anyway because you are true gal and you would never throw it out. >> is obama's campaign a campaign or a cult? well you already know the answer i am about to give you. >>> 40u -- how do they lasso them? they believe it is not a person, but a magazine. how she draws others into the fold. first the unnamed lady mentioned to pals in passing she has been working for the re-election effort. making note of who seems most interested. then after a few weeks of yakking about how super fun it is, she brings him to a house party with some political talk, but not too much and lots of coffee and cake. then she invites him to a boys truss night at the campaign office where they snack on on sandwiches and make phone calls to potential supporters. that's exactly how the believers got me. so let's discuss this in the -- >> lightning roooouuuunnnnnnndd. lightning round. >> that brain washes me. if you replaced obama campaign with sun wors

maria cole was a singer who performed with legends like count basie and duke ellington. she like her husband, nat king cole was an outspoken civil rights activist. she was 89 years old. now that vice president biden and mitt romney have both addressed the naacp convention, it may be the perfect time to reflect on the state of race relations in this country and the legacy of pioneers like maria cole. with me is david the president of current tv. he has an interesting perspective on maria cole's unique contribution to the civil rights movement. david, welcome on to the set of "the war room." >> i know you've been trying to get me on for awhile. >> jennifer: yes begging. >> when i heard the news maria had died,'s tell you what came to mind. she and my father hosted a very political television show and they were a team on tv discussing all of the events of the day. as you said, it is a great moment to look at how far we've come and how far there is yet to go with romney and the naacp and a little bit about what i'm going to show you. what came to mind was this interview with

>> uss cole had pulled in fored what we thought would be a restock for fuel. we started refueling about 10:30 that morning, and i was at my desk doing paperwork when at 11:18, there was if a thunderous explosion. you could feel all of the guide ed destroyer trust into the right at lights went out, power went out, ceiling tiles popped out, and everything on my desk came up about a foot and slammed down. within a matter of minutes, we were able to determine we had been attack. we didn't know how or whatwh happened. many people thought it was as fuel explosion. i went into my cab din, grabbed a pistol, 9 million-meter. -- 9-millimeter.9- >> at that time, set the stage, we're looking at the -- you said that's 40 by 40 hull, we saids 60, 40 by 60, but 40 by 40 hull that was blown into that ship. >> -- a hole. >> two garbage barge. what we didn't know when wekno pulled in, because ofecau intelligent shorts false, al-qaida had been there for a year, watching the ships, watching the boats that came out, where they came up, how long they stayed alongside, ands that thi

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renne, inspector van cole, bernadette robinson. they worked extensively. having work that they view for the last 15 months during the evening and during the day and having experience, the dynamics of the club at 550 barneveld and things that affect us, trying to provide public safety services, it is quite and efficient plan. it is doable. it is quite fair to come back in six months. the idea of the permit was under much discussion in april, but it is fair for us to evaluate whether that condition should be lifted. i will answer your questions if you have any. president newlin: i think you are aware that your father was my training officer when i got out of the academy in 1970 in central park station. he is responsible -- >> i am aware of that now. president newlin: that is the only question i have. >> i will pass that along. president newlin: is there anybody else from the police department that wants to comment about this? seeing none, we will open it up for public comment. are there people from the public here to comment on this? no. ok. the matter is be

i would add cole valley. we can discuss lower hataight. mr. mcdonnell: objection to japan town-fillmore? objection to the north of panhandle? objection to cole valley? all right. there will be three neighborhoods listed or recognized in d 5. can we -- >> can we keep in those listed here? mr. mcdonnell: ok. the proposal to list each of them. any objection to listing them? any objection? we move forward. district 6. from the consultants, we remove all of those. referring to ms. tidwell's list. >> we left the tenderloin out entirely. that was one of our primary concerns. mr. mcdonnell: we are on 6 now. so, tenderloin. >> we look at district consultants now? where are we? mr. mcdonnell: we are on district 6. this is the consultants lists list association. all of those will come off. we will now refer to ms. tidwell's list. mission bay, south beach, rincon hill, treasure island, filipino community, and the tenderloin just added by ms. melara. >> are we keeping it together in district 6? >> we did not fully achieve that for the mission, either. mr.

. >>> and the new book giving the insight into the uss cole bombing.ack of action ultimately sealed our fate on 9/11. >> and a teenager jumps from a chair lift on the beach y. she was forced to take such a drastic measure. tic measure. . >>> president obama and mitt romney hit the campaign trail today. the president in iowa, the former governor in colorado. both candidates are looking for spirit support in two states crucial to wing the november elect. craig bosswell has the latest. >> reporter: president obama takes his middle-class tax pitch to cedar rapids, iowa. >> doesn't it make sense for us to agree to keep taxes low for 98% of americans who are working hard and can't afford a tax hike right now. >> reporter: today's rally comes a day after the president called for a temporary extension of the bush era tax cuts. they expire at the end of the year and he wants them kept in place in 2013 for those making less than $250,000. >> the republicans in congress, mr. romney disagree with me. >> reporter: this is the fourth stop in the hawkeye state for th

one of these forfications that is being abandoned is a confederate fort on coles island at the mouth of the river. smalls and planter will be going out there nearly daily bringing supplies back to charleston from the works on coles island. at the same time because there were federal forces on charleston there were a number escaping in boats going out. smalls carries out his mission on the plan ter. the crew of the general in commands command of charleston turned himself over to the fleet. it made it even tougher because the confederate is watching more closely what is going on. they had reckoned the determination of robert smalls. he is going to make his plan. but on the night of may 12th. while the vessels went ashore for the night. they went to work. the boiler stoked, the crew, that went along with smalls, not all of the screw did, it could be five to 7 members, slipped the borings to a neighboring wharf daughter and wife and sister and a slave sailor and another lady and a child. while wearing the captain's coat and straw hat he blew the vessel's steam whistle and was allowed to

i would add cole valley. we can discuss lower hataight. mr. mcdonnell: objection to japan town-fillmore? objection to the north of panhandle? objection to cole valley? all right. there will be three neighborhoods listed or recognized in d 5. can we -- >> can we keep in those listed here? mr. mcdonnell: ok. the proposal to list each of them. any objection to listing them? any objection? we move forward.

. >>> phillies reward cole hamels and u.s. women's soccer plays game before the games. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. syrian armored forces are attacking them, the city's largest city. the fighting came as turkey announced it has sealed its border but will continue to allow syrian refugees through. >>> the new leader in north korea kim jong-un has gotten married. north korea has confirmed that she is the wife of the new leader. >>> in anaheim, california, the u.s. attorney's office will review the police shootings of two men that sparked days of violent protests. the mother of one victim condemned the protest saying that she did not want them to become her son's legacy. >>> and skydiver, fear less felix baumgartner took another leap from the stratosphere, this time from 18 miles and landed safely in new mexico. next time he plan as jump from 23 miles going super sonic and breaking the speed of sound with just his body. unreal. >>> and now here's an e

she performed with such greats as duke ellington and eventually met nat king cole at new york's clubr he died from cancer in 1965 she created the coal cancer foundation. >> the legacy of singer michael jackson continues to move on. movie director spike lee is releasing a documentary commemorating the king of pop's landmark album bad and his worldwide tour that followed. the movie is the first behind-the-scenes sponsor to chronicle a michael jackson album. >> also marking the anniversary cirque du soleil is bringing a michael jackson show to d.c. looking forward to that. >> a little bit of good news for the lady. a sequel to the hit movie magic mike is in the works. >> you don't need a plot for a movie like that. >> it features actors matthew mcconaughey and channing tatum as a stripper. writers are working on a concept for a sequel. >> writers? >> and they want to keep the script and make it a little bit bigger. the film was released late last month. it's made more than $72 million. don't hate. don't hate. >> i do have the hatorade, sorry. more to come in the next hour of good mornin

deputy attorney general cole testifying no new laws are needed. >> because the problem was not what the rules were that were in place. the problem was that the prosecutors in the case didn't follow the rules. >> reporter: cases get reversed when prosecutors don't follow the law, but very little ever happens to the offending prosecutor. notwithstanding a finding of "reckless professional misconduct" in the stevens case, only two prosecutors were punished, one suspended for 40 days, another for 15 days. sullivan's law firm issued a written statement calling the sanctions "pathetic" and "laughable" and conclusive proof that "the department of justice is not capable of disciplining its prosecutors." recent history might seem to bear that out. an investigative report by usa today identified more than 200 cases thrown out by judges as a result of misconduct or ethical violations, but only one of those prosecutors was removed. prosecutors, whether at the justice department or down at the county courthouse, are the most powerful actors in the criminal justice system. they decide who gets charge

this is the fifth or sixth draft of our group working with inspector van cole. you should have it. it is 16 conditions. the one of them i had a long conversation with vice chair joseph today. because of our relinquishing of our right to operate whenever we wanted after-hours, and this is basically as a show of good faith to the police, let us show what kind of operation we are going to have, let us show what kind of parties we are going to book, and we will come back and talk about it in six months, a review of how we operated and were there any incidents, and then talk about it. i know it is an odd request, coming from me. usually, i do not like to curtail my clients' first amendment rights. in this situation, i think it is the best -- these conditions represent something that is good for the city, good for sfpd, good for my client, good for the entertainment industry. i would request that you not pick apart these conditions, because it is pretty well- crafted and agreed to. i have also handed out an amendment to the state's security plan, which is basically the general operations

and we met with chancellor cole, helmut cole who president reagan thought the world of. we met with him at the old legislature before world war ii. we stood on a balcony that was glass enclosed. facing the berlin wall. our secret service pointed out to us that anything that was said out on the balcony could be heard by the east germans. by their police because of the sensitivity of the microphones. reagan was confronted starkly right in front of us with this mammoth called the berlin wall with crosses painted on the wall where people had been shot and killed. it was an unbelievably emotional moment. we departed right from there to the brandenburg gate. i had the honor of being in the limousine with the president. and in these days of teleprompters he was using a prepared speech, not a teleprompter. and everybody refers to him as the great communicator, and part of the reason is that he always rehearsed and rehearsed and rehearsed. and so one last time he was going through the document, through the speech on his lap in the back of the limousine, and we got to that paragra

cole.ontinue to be reminded it takes months and years for the bureau of indian affairs to approve simple lease agreements. for years many tribes have pleaded with congress to let them manage their lands with less federal supervision. the bureaucratic red tape is often cited as the main culprit for the lack of economic development ons remainslations -- reservations. last week -- on reservations. last week the senate passed h.r. -- the hearth act. the hearth act promotes greater tribe, allowing tribes to govern certain leasing of their lands. h.r. 2362 as amended would give tribes additional options in attracting economic development. the indian tribal trade and investment demonstration project act would allow any federally recognized tribe to engage in business with companies of any world trade organization member country. it's a good start, it is something that we should be addressing probably more aggressively. and with that i urge adoption of this legislation and i reserve the balance of

cole hamels has hit the jackpot. he signed a six-year, $144 million extension.t's the largest contract for a philadelphia athlete in any sport. big day for hamels and another big win for the phils. tied the game in the tenth and jimmy rollins ends it, rbi single. phillies rally to beat the brewers in ten. dodgers hooked a marlin yesterday, acquiring hanley ramirez from miami. he made an instant impact against the cards. rbi single in the sixth inning ties the game at 2-2. this one went to extras. l.a. traded rafael furcal, last season leading the hole at shortstop, which ramirez will fill. cards win 3-2. the great one wayne gretzky on hand to watch the yankees and mariners. from one captain to another, derek jeter leaves the yard in the first inning. his eighth home run giving the yankees the early lead. seattle up one, sacks full for jayson nix. new york wins 5-2, but loses alex rodriguez to the dl with a broken hand. the opening ceremony of the olympics is tomorrow night, but the games began yesterday. the women's u.s. soccer team rallied from two goals down t

. >> the former commanding officer of the "uss cole" surrounding the 2000 attack that left 17 dead and 37 injured. >> i was turned back to my desk doing routine paperwork when at 11:18 in the morning there was a thunderous explosion. you could feel all 505 feet and 8400 tons of destroyer quickly and violently thrust up and to the right. it's almost like we seemed to hang for a second in the air as the ship was doing this twisting and flexing. we came back down in the water, lights went out, ceiling tiles came and popped out. everything on my desk lifted a foot and slammed back down. i literally grabbed the under side of my desk until the ship stopped moving. >> more with former "cole" commander kirk liphold sunday at 8:00 on c-span's "q & a." >>> each week, american history tv's american artifacts takes viewers into archives, museums and historic sites around the country. the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture will open a new building on the national mall in 2015. american history tv traveleded with lonnie bunch, the museum's founding director to a stor

cleve's son cole, too, gone with several others. >> there was just dead silence. and i remember just sitting there looking and a thousand things went through my mind. the very first one was, they're all dead. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> this is on mt. hood on the south side, about 800 feet from the peak. we have seven people down, possibly four injured. they fell into the crevasse. >> the news is more grim that cleave thinks. nine people, not seven, have fallen in. and if it only were just injuries. harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lying next to him. >> i thought he was just knocked unconscious. he was -- sorry. i tried. >> two more who had fallen, three in all, suffered the same awful fate. three climbers dead. >> i had this wonderful trip where half an hour ago we were all smiling, go to the other extreme. >> cleve joiner doesn't know it, standing 30 feet above, but his son, cole, has survived. >> i didn't even get the wind knocked out of me when i landed. so i just got up and

. >> the former commanding officer of the "uss cole" on the events surrounding al qaeda's october 2000 attack that left 17 dead and 37 injured. >> i was turned back to my desk and doing routine paperwork when at 11:18 in the morning there was a thunderous explosion. you could feel all 505 feet and 8400 tons of destroyer quickly and violently thrust up and to the right. it's almost like we seemed to hang for a second in the air as the ship was doing this odd three dimensional twisting and flexing. we came back down in the water, lights went out, ceiling tiles came and popped out. everything on my desk lifted up about a foot and slammed back down. i literally grabbed the underside of my desk in a brace position until the ship stopped moving and i could stand up. >> more with front burner author and former "cole" commander tonight at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> one of my favorite drugs to talk about which is in maybe half of pigs, half of cows, an a lot of the turkeys. this is a drug, most of the drugs we're giving are to make animals grow faster, they make more money. but this particular dr

we had moored the ship to a -- >> the former commanding officer of the "uss cole" on the events surrounding the october 2000 attack that left 17 dead and 37 injured. >> i was turned back to my desk and doing routine paperwork when at 11:18 in the morning there was a thunderous explosion. you could feel all 555 feet and 8,400 pounds of destroyer thrust up and to the right. like we seemed to hang in the air as the ship did a twisting and flexing. we came back down in the water, lights went out, ceiling tiles came and popped out. everything on the desk lifted up a foot and slammed back down. i grabbed the underside of the desk until the ship stopped moving and i could stand up. >> more with former "cole" commander kirk lippold tonight at 8:00. >>> each week american history tv sits in on a lecture with one of the nation's college professors. you can watch every saturday 8:00 p.m. and midnight and 1:00 p.m. this week, david keene, president of the national rival association talks about the modern conservative political philosophy of william f. buckly. mr. buckly who died if 2008, the founder of

the last time around the price of cole got down $24. clearly made a decision. >> when you look at natural gas, what is the level that nat gas has to be back to so that you see competition? the other problem is that cole is much more diluted. it laz two problems. one is a cross problem and the other is pollution. >> one more follow up on that. if you had to buy two names if nat gaz does do that, what would be your favorite coal name? >> does it have long term negative effects for the railroads or are they immune? >> some of the railroads have a very large dependency on coal for freight. so it's really a question of who has what mixture. >> can i switch gears and ask you about your timing on the way out. >> in their case the cycle is more over ordering vessels back in the peak times of '07. right at a time of limited worldly view. >> i am curious since you are so negative on the coal industry would you short the stocks? there continues to be a drum beat of concerns in the ability of these miners to actually meet their obligations. >> i am

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[cheers and applause] >> joe: one ball, two strikes from cole hamels. hard hit. backhanded pick by david wright. one out. the ball hit sharply by butler. he's the first out. matt wieters, switch-hitting catcher for the baltimore orioles, who has done a good job with that staff. and the manager, buck showalter, has got that organization turned around. the orioles are in second place in the a.l. east, right there in the wildcard chase. seven out in the division. but there's the hammer at the back end of their bullpen, jim johnson, who throws to wieters and closes out wins for the orioles. 1-0. one ball, one strike. we talked to add jones, who is the center fielder and who is on deck right now. he said it's so good to be here with teammates in the time that we've started to turn that thing around in baltimore. he's tired of hearing about the '90s and how camden yards was such a tough ticket. it's a younger demographic and we've got them coming out, the series they had against the nationals he said was one of the most fun series he's been a part of. wieters flies one

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>> joe: one ball, two strikes from cole hamels. hard hit. backhanded pick by david wright. one out. the ball hit sharply by butler. he's the first out. matt wieters, switch-hitting catcher for the baltimore orioles, who has done a good job with that staff. and the manager, buck showalter, has got that organization turned around. the orioles are in second place in the a.l. east, right there in the wildcard chase. seven out in the division. but there's the hammer at the back end of their bullpen, jim johnson, who throws to wieters and closes out wins for the orioles. 1-0. one ball, one strike. we talked to add jones, who is the center fielder and who is on deck right now. he said it's so good to be here with teammates in the time that we've started to turn that thing around in baltimore. he's tired of hearing about the '90s and how camden yards was such a tough ticket. it's a younger demographic and we've got them coming out, the series they had against the nationals he said was one of the most fun series he's been a part of. wieters flies one into left. back is harper. two out. we go

audrey cole says she won't text and walk at all anymore.you live or what your town is like, i just think that a pedestrian in today's times must be vigilant and aware of their surroundings. and it's foolish to not be looking up." (v/o)now audrey does exactly what consumer reports suggests and acts like a driver - pulling over to answer a call or text.((pat on cam)) authorities in some cities are starting to crack down on distracted walkers... giving out tickets to pedestrians who walk and talk or walk and text. in utah... for example... crossing train tracks while talking or texting on a cell phone could earn you a 50-dollar fine. patrice sanders, fox45 news at ten. casting calls... for your own television show... why this role only called for áman's best friendá. ...and coming up in just 5 minutes on the late edition... edition... a bad day at the amusement park. what happened after when a super duper roller coaster got stuck. and exciting times at the san diego zoo. the birth of a giant panda caught on camera. çia÷ hundreds of dogs ... in

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. >> the former commander on the "uss cole" on the attack that left 17 dead and 37 injured. >> i was doing routine paperwork when at 11:18 in the morning there was a thunder rouse explosion. you could feel all 8400 tons of destroyer thrust up and to the right. we hung for a second in the air as the ship was twisting and flexing. we came back down in the water. the lights went out. everything on my desk lifted up about a foot. i grabbed the under side of my desk in a

point the navy changed its rules of we engagement and they have been different ever since the "uss cole" incident. >>shepard: the red cross international committee confirms what many have been saying for a long time, the uprising in syria is create a full scale civil war. the red cross civil war designation now puts syria under international humanitarian law. that is because it could lead to war crimes charges at some point down the road. and an opposition activist in the capital of damascus tells fox he is witnessing the worst fighting between government forces and the rebel fighters. then there is the diplomat front, russia's foreign minister today accused the wet of blackmail, claiming that western leaders are threatening to scrap a united nations observer mission if now doesn't agree to the use of military force in syria. >> and, unmanned witness, unnamed witness, i sudden say making potentially damaging claims about the neighborhood watchman george zimmerman. it is all in newly released police interviews in the case of young trayvon martin. the question is, will it matter in a cour

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