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the only way to really honor the loss is the marine corps in the navy develop a culture safety. this is not work. this is training. the subcommittee in the full committee demands better. i know there are additional investigations underway. and we will get to those at subsequent hearings. we will be focusing on the event specific to this tragedy. and with the navy and the marine corps are doing. to prevent it from happening again. with that, i return to my culligan ranking member for his opening statement read. >> thank you for having this hearing. and thank you for witnesses for being here. i will keep it short so that we can get into your testimony and the give-and-take with questions afterwards the limited times that we have read on a note in a broad sense what is marine corps doing to foster better safety environments. and obviously there were number of issues of things that went wrong in this particular incident. and more specifically - [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> more specifically want to know what is happening with the proficiency for these landings . obviously they were

the current attitude of the astray and commonwealth government towards china australia corp the national development and reform commission of the people's republic of china decides to indefinitely suspend all activities under the framework of the china australia strategic economic dialogue so one in a back a bit tensions rose between the 2 in 2018 when a stranger banned the chinese telecom china while away from bidding for its 5 g. network and passed a foreign interference laws to take in is targeting beijing cameras also backed an international probe into the origins of the corona virus pandemic strain as trade minister described the chinese statement as disappointing it appears to be the latest in a tit for tat relationship that seen this trailer also scrapped to deal with china in its belt and road initiative cameras also reportedly reviewing the lease of the darwin port to a chinese firm over national security concerns business expert in surrey university professor liu xiang told us he believes the dispute is going to hurt a stray or though much more than china as truly china religious liberty i

the only way to really honor their loss is that the marine corps and the navy developed a culture of safety. this is not war. this is training. this subcommittee and indeed the full committee demands better. i know that there are additional investigations underway, command investigations, and we'll get to those with a subsequent hearing. and we will be focusing on the event specific to this tragedy and to what the navy and the marine corps are doing to prevent it from happening again. with that, i turned to my calling and ranking member, mr. lamborn, for his opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. for having this hearing. thank you for our witnesses for being here. i'm going to keep this short so we can get into your testimony and the give-and-take with questions afterwards in the limited time that we have, and i want to know in a broad sense what is the marine corps doing to foster a better safety environment? obviously the y number of issues of things that went wrong in this particular incident. and more specifically -- [inaudible] and more specifically i i wano know what's

the only way to really honor the loss is the marine corps in the navy develop a culture safety. this is not work. this is training. the subcommittee in the full committee demands better. i know there are additional investigations underway. and we will get to those at subsequent hearings. we will be focusing on the event specific to this tragedy. and with the navy and the marine corps are doing. to prevent it from happening again. with that, i return to my culligan ranking member for his opening statement read. >> thank you for having this hearing. and thank you for witnesses for being here. i will keep it short so that we can get into your testimony and the give-and-take with questions afterwards the limited times that we have read on a note in a broad sense what is marine corps doing to foster better safety environments. and obviously there were number of issues of things that went wrong in this particular incident. and more specifically - [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> more specifically want to know what is happening with the proficiency for these landings . obviously they were

c the california conservation corps is a state run workforce development program for young adults. >> to 25 years old can come into the california conservation corps and get skills, hands-on experience, that can lead them to careers. >> the ccc is also available to veterans, up to 29 years old, and opens the door to careers in fields like forestry, energy, fire. even culinary. dana howard is the recruitment director. >> our model for 40 years now is hy, miserable conditions, and more. >> okay, i know what you are thinking, but just go with us for a second. roll the music. >> a year-long program will allow you to meet the minimum qualifications for many entry- level jobs, both in state and local government, and even in industry. >> you are basically getting paid to drain health benefits and have the option for $400 a month, to live on a ccc campus, with three meals a you don't even have to do the dishes. >> you live in cottages around the campus. it is fantastic. it's only $400 a month. that is taken out of your a month stipend. that is part of the lope we were talking about. >> member

corps. f 500million port development of offshore wind energy to categorize next scale.ally, want to bring to light something that ports cannot say themselves. they are being held hostage by cbp to pay for extravagant facility upgrades and officer staffing shortfalls. the brave men and women at cbp need and deserve a dedicated facility fund. i know chairman peters a vote on - - is aware of this issue everything him for his interest and support. once again i appreciate the opportunity to share with the subcommittee our thoughts regarding freight mobility. i hope you will consider the steps outlined here that congress can take to help ports in the nation's trade infrastructure remain strong. thankk you. >> thank you for your testimony and your presence. our last witness is serving as president and ceo of the american trucking association known as atla on - - ata. representing the trucking industry overall 50 states prior worked in the federal government and the private sector his career in transportation, energy labor and technology sectors across five continents. most rec

you've started to see the army corps of engineers developing plans to protect major cities from sea levelincludes sea walls on the mainland. it does not even attempt to protect any of miami beach or the rest of the archipelago which is essentially an acknowledgment from the army corps of engineers that that land is practically speaking lost. miami will still be there in 2050, but it will be dealing with so much more climate struggle than we have. >> we're one of the few cities in the world spending hundreds of millions to make sure that miami is as water resilient as any city on the planet. as a resident of miami myself, there are days where we don't have a drop of rain and still we're -- we have flooded streets because of high tide. climate change seems to be -- yes, urgent matter, but also a long-term challenge. how do you balance those two? >> first of all, i have a great incentive to think long term in my two children. but there have been multiple climactic phenomena. we know what the challenges are. wire not putting our head in the sand. >> reporter: the mayor is working to ensure th

system is when we change presidents every four years research and development can become this and the cycle. when i was in the marine corpses that we had from 40 years ago. s the problem with our defense spending and there is too much opportunity to have the fork or to alexandria area with four or five letter, you know, defense organizations without actually researching and developing new strategies and technologies. david: you know, i think down trump understood that and i mean, he did take a much closer look, i think, the most professional politicians like joe biden did in terms of understanding that bureaucracies like department of defense have a tendency to get stuck in these ruts and not think outside the fox or not but the money where to its most used but he did increase the budget dramatically and when people are glad that he did because they felt a little safer under his watch but he did seem to understand what you are talking about a little better than joe biden because joe biden, after all, is a creature of washington, right? >> i will listen to joe biden speech today i'm not confident he understands the details

satellite corp. 2021] >> tonight, a look at the biden administration's infrastructure proposals with transportation secretary pete buttigieg and the secretary of housing and urban development marcia fudge who both testified before senate committee today. watch the entire hearing beginning at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> saturday on the communicators, we're talking about cancel culture with telecommunications analyst randolph may and will rinehart. >> my concern here is that there's too much speech that we all should agree is within the realm of legitimate public debate that is stifled or canceled. >> the cancel culture is an expansive term that's used pretty extensively in a whole bunch of range of different concerns. i typically narrow it to questions of -- as much as randy had said, shame, oft similar, and probably more specifically i'm really concerned about those areas where people are fired for their positions. >> watch the communicators with telecommunications analyst randolph may and will rinehart saturday at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> sunday on q&a, attorney greg frances on his book "just harvest." >> this is a story that depicts the polite of black farmer

we have seen a great example with the marine corps as they have decided to get out of the armor business and develop other capabilities. gen. milley: i have looked at this budget very closely along with others. i think it is very balanced among all of the services. the big six the army is developing for its modern -- all of those systems in their big six priorities are being very well-funded in this budget. rep. carter: thank you very much. i appreciate that. here's the concern -- and we are very proud of it. how do you feel it is doing when it comes to the modernization of our military and what we're going to do in the future? gen. milley: i think what you said is how is the army doing? >> the army future command. gen. milley: i was just down there a few weeks ago in austin, texas. it was a brilliant idea by senator mccain. he was instrumental in coming up with the concept and the idea. it was developed for a couple of years and then we finally fielded it a few years ago. we looked at the team and they have come a long way. they are on the cutting edge and doing some great stuff for the army. but b

visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] announcer: next, the transportation and housing and urban developmenties testify on the biden administration's infrastructure proposals before the senate banking committee. transportation secretary pete to judge and a hud secretary at the administration linked housing with transportation in its americans jobs plan. they discuss additional highway and total construction projects, increasing rail service in rural and metro areas, and the cost of infrastructure investments. this is two hours and 20 minutes. have agreed to go by seniority for this hearing. we're honored to welcome secretary marcia fudge and secretary pete buttigieg. president biden promised an administration that reflects the country it serves we're lucky to have two cabinet departments led by former

we are actively developing new initiatives and strategies to achieve a more diverse and ultimately more talented marine corps reserve . we will need all the marines and sailors to contribute to solving the problems we will face in the future. what this committee for your continued to support the national guard and reserve. as you may recall lastyear i requested your support for my effort . to use funds to remedy that additional comic equipment that the marine corps reserve . as i cce becomes more expensive in the future, a more flexible agreement is a key tool congress can help employ to protect our war fighters. in closing, i want to extend my gratitude for your ongoing efforts to divide timely appropriations each year. this does have a direct impact on your sailors and their limited number of training days . your continued support will ensure the marine corps reserve as a predictable and uninterrupted training schedule to maximize s&l and training ready readiness. i appreciate the opportunity to be here and i look forward to your questions mister calvert, it appears lieutenant general scobee is having prob

armt corps' coastal navigation win program, and $500 million for port development of offshore wind energyin order to catalyze it at scale. and finally, i want to bring to light something that our ports aren't able to say themselves.ta ports are being held hostage by cvp to pay for extravagant facility upgrades and officer staffing short falls. the brave men and women at cbp need andi deserve a dedicated facilities fund. i know that chairman peters is aware of this issue and we thant him for his interesthe and support. once again, t i appreciate the e opportunity to share with the subcommittee our thoughts regarding freight mobility and i hope you will consider the steps outlined here that congress can take to help ports and our ou nation's trade infrastructure remain strong. thank you. >> thank you, mr. conner, for your testimony. and your presence here today. se our last witness is mr. chris spear, who serves as president and ceo of the american trucking association, also known as ata.s ata represents every sector of thee trucking industry across ad 50 states. feder prior to joining at a

develop the technology to make that possible. they also figured out how to use three d machines to make masks and monitor the spread of the disease the marine corps making those connections between the pandemic and medical readiness for the future. class of 2021 you are prepared for all of this. you are prepared for any threat and you are prepared for this new era. not only because of the knowledge and skills that you gain here but because of something more. of collectively who you are. as i conclude today that's what i want to talk about. want to talk about you. as vice president i know the united states navy quite well i am surrounded by sailors and marines in the tradition and your hester on - - history and i mean that literally it's how i arrive today my residences on the grounds of the united states naval observatory. my west wing office built by seabees from timbers of the uss constitution my ceremonial office was once occupied by the secretary of the navy and i have placed the shoulder boards of your brigade commander midshipmen barber. [applause] this is what i know midshipmen you are tireless. you are a fierce fighting force. you are ide

corps master sergeant and full-time realtor. i'm seeking a position on this board today because of the intrinsic values i developed serving our country. my intent is to lead by example. disability claims. health care, education, and housing for veterans. i believe that it is up to us to shine a light on that pathway. we do believe that most of the local transitioning that this city and county offered. as a member of this commission, transitioning back to the civilian sector does not equate to homelessness in our city. as we know, many of our local businesses employ veterans and have been convinced if they didn't qualify for veteran services. let's change that. together, we can pro mote to continue education for veterans health care, veteran families and more. i will use my position on this board as a resource for our veterans. i'm sure most of us are volunteering in our local neighborhoods and communities already. this commission is a perfect place for that servant leadership philosophy to multiply. i promise to double down on my own efforts of volunteering. my conviction is to give back to a city that's continued to help me over the

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we have brandon elder around craft the men, marine corps combat veteran and purple hart recipient andreweth reg, out reach developmentove what you do, you will do it live on "fox & friends" this is morning. tell us about it? >> absolutely we'll take this barrel, turn it into a work of art you guys. no place we would rather be than in the shop on this memorial day weekend to share a little bit about our business to help usa cares, and show you behind the scenes what it takes to have a veteran handcrafted bourbon barrel american flag. we use the met at that far, bourbon barrels serve ad good purposes aging kentucky power bone and veterans helped our country and we help veteran barrels find a new purpose. carley: i was able to go down to your facility couple years ago. i was better with power tools than todd piro. you guys do amazing work. great stuff. amber, why did you died, why did you decide to give 15% of profits this month to usa cares? >> well because they, along the same lines as us. we want to give back to veterans. help take care of veterans. give them a new purpose. usa cares, that's what they do, they take c

develop curriculum with partners in the workforce, there is a lot of room for growth. >> thank you appeared as a follow-up, that -- thank you. i am sure you're aware the stem teacher corps was authorized by the -- act but has not been funded. i just respectfully request administration work with my friends in both houses to fund that. follow-up question, girls -- reported 74% of middle school girls express interest in stem, get only 0.4% of high school girls choose to pursue these interests in college. in order to diversify the personnel, how can we better monitor girls who are already interested in stem? sec. cardona: that is a great question and it shows how k-12 -- need to evolve to the needs of our community. if they are interested early in their education career, how are we -- for them by high school? we have to do a better job connecting our female students to the field, looking at job potential, career pathways earlier. we have to be more assertive in ensuring they understand these options are fit for them as well and we should bring in mentors from the stem field to talk to our students and create programs intended. to have that slide off. you are highlighting wo

corps qualifying state. we need to strengthen our research compass. the 25 states that are qualified , they know. it is a program built around strengthening their research and development, and senator wicker's insistence on this provision will help those states grow their research muscle for the future, their research ecosystem, strengthen their universities, strengthen the dollars that go to them. so i applaud him for that dedication. the head of n.s.f., the national science foundation, will tell you that our motto for this bill overall, or our goal as a nation is to be for innovation everywhere connected to opportunities everywhere, connected to universities. and by the provision that senator wicker proposed, we literally are taking another step towards building that infrastructure everywhere. so if you're in fairbanks, alaska, or you're in mississippi or some other part of the country, those institutions will get an extra focus and push to get more research, development. and i like to say you never know what's going to come out of that. you never know what's going to come out of one individual at one institution with a great idea that really charges forward in a new