stephen decatur tonight to begin our program we're honored to have the commander of the decatur who is currently underway with his crew and it is commander michael fratto. he has recorded a greeting for us. good afternoon. my name is commander matt, commanding officer, u.s. as dtg 73. i'm sorry they'll be unable to be there in person, but i'm honored to say greetings to the white house. historical association. dedication to keeping history of the theater alive through its stewardship at our house. and programs like this are an inspiration to us as we strive to experience legacy to alive by adhering to the same values principles that exemplify during the course of the war. these i wish i could be here in the room with you today. as we hear of naval operations, alfred petty and the knowledgeable panelists regarding the fascinating history of the relationship between the u.s. happy birthday, commodore here bold and there. our distinguished panel will be moderated tonight by diana stancy. she's a reporter for the navy times where she reports on leadership personnel policy and oversees oper

but stephen decatur was a hero whose home left to his wife. it then became the location of the of russia, the united and france. it served as a uniform depot during the american civil for union troops and a number of vice presidents and members of congress lived in this house and evtually became the possession of the national trust. historic preservation, which have a long term agreement with to. operate this as our headquarters anpriveged to do so and in thatat in that partnership with the national trust, we think it's fitting and proper to life, the leadership, the legacy of stephen decaturou annual commemoration of his birthday. and that's why we tonight. and that's a little about who? stephen decatur tonig tn our program we're honored to have the commander of the dently underway with his crew and it is fratto. he has recorded a greeting for us. afternoon. my name is commander matt, commanding officer, u. as dtg 73. i'm sorry they'll be unab be there in person, but i'm honored to say greetings to the white house. historical association. ded

so, you know, you, you obviously don't believe in that in that well, i mean, in another, in decatur georgia last 30 seconds here. is that victoria new and is suddenly back in the newest. i mean, i mean, you know, teach dislodge from her as perch, but she is actually leading the fight for the military industrial complex and the neocons. 15 seconds. george. yeah, there she's, and she's also echoing this has been, you talking fine. no restraints. that's all on the use of missiles and the, and that's what i have that everybody is on board for that. i'm just going back to the mouth. you were saying that tory m p who said that it's the the, the, the british oh actually firing the storm shadow miss of was and it says that with the, with the new care style and the government. well, actually we will be told that we are more than you just so he said that right on

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over in decatur, homes reduced to a pile of debris. the threat for severe weather continues to shift to the east, with storms forecast to hit parts of the mississippi, ohio and tennessee valleys through the evening. millions of americans facing the threat of damaging winds, large hail and possibly strong tornadoes. all this as millions of americans are breaking travel records this memorial day weekend. there have been nearly 30,000 flight delays and cancellations since the holiday weekend kicked off on thursday. many of them blamed on the weather. daria aldinger, abc news, new york daria, thank you. >> more severe storms are expected today. that deadly storm system is moving east and could seriously complicate travelers trips home. the area under threat stretches from alabama and georgia up to the coast of the new york city area, and heavy rain over the weekend is complicating efforts in papua new guinea, where the government now says a landslide has buried 2000 people. >> a mountainside collapsed onto a remote village on friday, and t

six people were shot in a residential neighborhood of decatur. the youngest victim is just 18 years old. police say what started as an argument between two groups of men quickly escalated into gief. one resident telling our atlanta affiliate he heard 30 or 40 shots rattle off and later saw several plans lambulances leave scene. everyone who was shot was taken to the hospital. none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening. so far no one has been arrested. >>> turning to texas where dangerous flooding hit the dallas ft. worth area wreaking havoc on roadways. a dallas city worker needed to be rescued after histruck became stranded in floodwaters. this comes as 200,000 remain in the dark after storms tore through the area earlier this week, toppling trees and power lines. meanwhile in west txexas, a tornado in midland. and the threat continues today. >> we are looking at the chance for more storms today. we're looking for storms early this morning across the southern plains into portions of the upper midwest. the central plains, lightning on rad

this is a look at the aftermath of a funnel cloud that touchdown in decatur, arkansas, early yesterday morning. it just tore through several buildings and homes. it brought down trees and a lot of power lines as well. take a look here. you can see one of the funnel clouds touching down near abilene, texas, as well. there are some social media reports of downed trees there, loss of electricity, roof damage and some farm animals killed. community members say to rv homes were also in this tornado. but no one was hurt as such a difficult situation for folks who live out in that part of the country. now, on that note, we're going to send things over to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for a check of the weather conditions. and lawrence, just a tough situation for folks out. it's been a really terrible, a really explosive tornado season this year. >> seeing over 900 tornadoes compared to the average, which is usually about 700 plus or so. so extremely we're far from done is another very active afternoon around much of the country. you see the storm just kind of rolling toward the eastern

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ocean, and that was stored circulations, and these are the big drivers. climate change on seasonal to decatur, or even all type of cattle timescales. global warming is a slow creep um that influence of sea level rise a slow creep of sea level rise and the slow melting of glaciers. by pretending that every extreme weather event is caused by the slow creep of warming, just make. so it leads us to ignoring the real cause of our vulnerability, which would be but you know, inadequate infrastructure for emergency management or water resource management and things like that. instead we throw up our hands and blame everything on global warming. preventative? sorry, thank you. thank you, my pleasure and climate uncertainty and risk rethinking our responses out. now that's up in the show. remember, we're bringing you new episodes every saturday and monday, but until then you can give it to us. why will that social media if it's not sense that in your country and to our child going undergrads, you feel normal? don't come to watch. new and old episodes, i'm going underground. so you said the the world's

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. >> residents taking matters into their own hands in decatur, michigan, coming out with chainsaws to clear the roads blocked by downed trees. today's severe weather threat covers a large area from texas to indiana to north carolina with nashville among the cities in danger. storms later today could produce more tornadoes and hail that could be as large as baseballs. >>> and now to the explosive testimony in former president donald trump's so-called hush-money trial. former adult film star stormy daniels gave very detailed testimony about her alleged sexual encounter with trump nearly two decades ago. cbs' jarred hill joins us now here in new york with how the day unfolded. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so stormy daniels' day on the witness stand has been described as graphic, as intense. at one point the judge warned former president trump's lawyers that their client was cursing audibly and should stop. >> a very revealing day. >> reporter: former president donald trump due back in court tomorrow for day two of potentially explosive testimony from adult film star stormy da

especially in angola, decatur antonio de, i live at salazar, encourage colonizing the end goal in lands by europeans, and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province. where the and goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese, in revenge for the plantation workers, dry portuguese aircraft bomb. the villages in northern angola and race rides took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angelo rose in an armed rebellion . the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the board to gaze only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively used the political contradictions between various groups of rambles during the war colonial aircraft regularly use, ne fall, and drop the fully ends on peaceful villages. the portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. a revolution in portugal brought down the plaza as freezing and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on januar

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some, we know a bidding simply said, no, you may not happy with doug. brando is a senior fellow at decatur institute and editor of the political magazine inquiry. he's also a former specialist assistant to present ronald reagan joins, is now from washington dc. doug welcom throughout the very good to have you here with us at. so what, to what extent do you think biden's hand has been forced air? these speaking simply to appease potential versus, and i think he is dealing with very serious political problems. he has a lot of progressive young progressives as well as they are, but americans, you've been very angry about his standing garza and the support for his role is worried about losing those votes in november and the campus pro chest have intensified that. he hope that this crisis would go away, but these protests of actually amplified it, made it more threatening to him. so i believe this is an effort to show that he has heard them and that he is willing to go put pressure on israel for the 1st time in a way that we have never seen before. you mentioned his support for his rally, given

historically we've relied on photos to tell us what's the reason that confusion is the preferred to decatur isn't the control someone's perception of reality is the same thing as controlling their reality. tv scene investigation found that us citizens are using ai to create products like this. and like the creators of these images, this conservative radio host admit that they are not interested in telling the truth. no, is that all we need to manipulate undecided voters, the impression of the true the vendor in your line of work, you must regularly get off to make on ethical deep fakes? can you give us a sense of the types of requests you actually decline? and you know, these choices just down to your personal preference. uh, we have been getting a lot of request uh, from warner to go to bodies. all the agencies end up the bunch of bands and out of those a requests. most of them will. and i and i have to go see a, so there is a very piddling between that to get them done and then so there are few conditions that could fit our own guidelines. that a few conditions that, that is made if are p

so, you know, you, you obviously don't believe in that in that well, i mean, in another, in decatur georgia last 30 seconds here. is that victoria new and is suddenly back in the newest. i mean, i mean the united states dislodge from her as perch, but she is actually leading the fight for the military industrial complex and the neo cons. 15 seconds, george. yeah, there she's, and she's also echoing this has been, you talking point no restraints. that's all on the use of missiles and the, and that's what i have that everybody is on board for that. i'm just going back to his mouth. he was saying that story m p, who said that it's the the, the, the british oh actually firing the storm shadow. miss us also says that the with the new care style and the government. but actually we will be told that we are more than you just so he said that right on that dreadful thought gentlemen, we have to go to a hard break. and after that, hardwick will continue our discussion on some illness things authority. the, when the world's largest democracy votes the rest of the planet watches in an emerging multi po

disposition, clear, and of course, he said it would be a mistake unless there was a very clear, applied decatur for those who are not involved in the conflict, but has to be moved away from that area because it's estimated, there's 1.51.6000000 people just in rough uh alone and to bite. and it said that any sort of operation there could cause i came out of the tv catastrophe. people were suggesting that these really were getting a degree of frankenship that they were suggesting that they move into rafa to try and for some us as a. so if that was the case, if that was the intention, this me well, what if, as we're kidding, how much has accepted this these quite a deal for the course? was that a long way from confirmation from either the egyptian, the tardies, the mediators, or anything is told here from the white coast, it gives us concrete evidence that there is something in place in something that can be worked on in the coming of alan, something i've been hearing over the last few days, you know, as these to sign a go, sions would be the heating up is the pressure is increasing on both sides.

when officers entered hamilton home with some students about decatur themselves, i was out of dozens of protesters with arrested university administrative save. the students that took over the building will be spelled stefan, i think efforts are on the way to reach a ceasefire. and gaza with us pressuring hom us to agree to israel's terms secretary of state times and the blankets match prime minister benjamin netanyahu in israel to push for the deal that he says is achievable. lincoln is also mad families are some of the captives held and gaza. he's told them a strong proposal would be on the table. we're just trying to get this as far as the appraisal hostages all together now. and the only reason that that wouldn't be changed is because of the loss of policy. as we said, no delays, there was no excuses. the time is now and the time is now long past due date, hostage is on the same time even with the term nation. to get this, he's part of the police officers. all. we also have to be focused on people in gosh, for suffering. goodness, crossfire from us on the grinding guys are the is

and also, we saw cia director bill burns yesterday in paris meeting with the prime minister of decature mission was to revive negotiations around securing the release of hostages, of getting to a point they can have cease-fire. according to a senior u.s. official telling nbc news, there was progress made. will this recent attack impact the progress, that certainly is something that is yet to be seen but something we will pay close attention to. >> nbc's meghan fitzgerald, thank you so much. we will continue to watch the story and bring everything we know throughout the day. >>> bringing your attention now to ongoing issues that our velshi reviewers know all too well. moyle day, the unofficial start of summer. of course that is going to mean there are blockbusters to see in theaters and all sorts of movies. me tell you about a plot of a new release that will hit theaters soon. and ultraconservative group infiltrates a local group or library board and uses newly minted powers to ban books, limiting visibility of folks, to threaten education and push censorship. all jokes aside, i wish it

you're looking at some of the aftermath of a funnel cloud that touchdown in decatur, arkansas.was yesterday morning. it tore through several buildings and homes bringing down trees and power lines. one of the funnel clouds touched down there. abilene, texas. this video taken by blake foster. they're our social media reports of downed trees, loss of electricity. again, a lot of roof damage and farm animals being killed. residents say to rv homes were destroyed in the tornado, although no injuries have been reported. that severe weather is making its way now through the east coast. people being encouraged to sign-up for weather warnings to have an emergency plan in place. let's go to kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan for the latest kyla. yeah, hi there. and it is just another tough day and tomorrow expected to be. >> difficult as well. we do actually have a tornado warning on the map or at least we did just a few moments ago. let's go through this. also, heat advisories down in texas. that's where that yellow rather the orange in the pink are the yellow these are at severe thunder

this is part of the aftermath of a funnel cloud that touchdown in decatur, arkansas yesterday morningthrough several buildings and homes bringing down trees and power lines. one of the funnel clouds touched down near abilene, texas. so this video taken by blake foster. there are social media reports of downed trees loss of electricity. a lot of roof damage and farm animals being killed. residents say to rv homes were destroyed in the tornado. no injuries have been reported. and that severe weather is already making its way through the east coast. people are being encouraged to sign up for weather warnings to have an emergency plan. let's go to kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan for more on that kyla. yeah, it's really busy day today. part of the reason this happens is the heat and you can see excessive heat warnings and heat watches in texas where in houston right now. >> it's about 96 degrees. now as we zoom in here, you see a lot of this yellow on the map. the yellow is severe thunderstorm watches for the outlines and warnings for the solid boxes that you see this one just south of da

century, so not in even the era when stephen decatur was serving serving, but definitely by the time we move into the 1830s, 1840s, and certainly in the 1850s, we see southern officers having a hard time serving on the same ship as northern officers. and then, of course, everything breaks. in 1861. you have extremely us naval officers who join the confederacy. chief among them being franklin buchanan, the first superintendent of the us naval academy who joined the confederacy, then was the captain of the uss virginia. so there are certainly were tensions in the navy and out how to manage all of those tensions was a real challenge for the secretary of the navy. and of course then question is still afterwards the confederacy is no longer. what do you do with all those confederate naval officers of them wanted to come back and i think rightfully so. the us navy decided no, if you served in the confederate navy, you're not welcome in the us navy, right. we'll take one final question. anyone has one. perfect. all right. well, i think that that concludes our panel for today. you so much fo