i sit down with pat's fleet, i sit down with fleet forces command, i sit down with syscoms and we determine what we're going to fund. to double back to your original question, we address that at all three levels and we use the facility index code, condition index, very closely to do that. i would turn it over to your area and ask lou at his installation level. >> ma'am, i've been doing installation business for about five years starting in a naval station in norfolk, and i would say in those five years we have gotten much more rigorous in understanding how we have to articulate our requirements tied to readiness as we go forward. and we do that, admiral smith said, at all levels. our installation ceos as the landlord have to be talking to their tenants to be able to quantify that. i say this somewhat in jest, but it does become a bit of a competitive requirement. every co is fighting for their projects, and they have to have it as clear and concise and as tight as they can as they move it up to me at my level at the region. and the process that admiral smith articulated through a regional m

i sit down with pat's fleet, i sit down with fleet forces command, i sit down with syscoms and we determine what we're going to fund. to double back to your original question, we address that at all three levels and we use the facility index code, condition index, very closely to do that. i would turn it over to your area and ask lou at his installation level. >> ma'am, i've been doing installation business for about five years starting in a naval station in norfolk, and i would say in those five years we have gotten much more rigorous in understanding how we have to articulate our requirements tied to readiness as we go forward. and we do that, admiral smith said, at all levels. our installation ceos as the landlord have to be talking to their tenants to be able to quantify that. i say this somewhat in jest, but it does become a bit of a competitive requirement. every co is fighting for their projects, and they have to have it as clear and concise and as tight as they can as they move it up to me at my level at the region. and the process that admiral smith articulated through a regional m

the french fleet. france became america's ally and four years later in the battle of the capes a french fleet, which is the one on the left, drove the british fleet away from chesapeake bay keeping general corn wallace trapped at yorktown and forcing the surrender to the army under washington. that and of course those hundreds of privateers that sapped the will of the house of commons to continue the war after corn wallace surrendered. once the war ended the america navy ceased to exist. all of the privateers went back to being merchant sailors. to americans in 1783 there seemed to be no good reason to have a navy in peace time. what would be the point? what revived it was a threat from the city states of north africa when the early 19th century made a business out of ceasing the merchant ships of the western nations and congress authorized six new frigates in 1794. it is very tempting to see this as the moment when the nation decided it really ought to have a navy afterall but -- after all but it wasn

and having a big fleet could get us into trouble. if trouble came, nonetheless, we would do it we always have, and build up a navy for the emergency. the moment when all this changed, and it did change, timothy end of the 19th century. there were three reasons for this. first, the old ships were simply wearing out. it was evident they would soon have to be replaced and it was only logical that if they had to be replaced anyway, they should be replaced by newer technology ships. that in itself did not constitute a change in policy. the new ships would perform pretty much the same duties as the old ships. by the second reason, and a really more important what actions have little to do with the navy at all. american attention in the 30 years after the end of the civil war had been focused inward on the south where reconstruction issues dominated national politics. and on the west were the homestead act opens new lancer settlement and the railroads made those lands more accessible. in 1875, indian wars seemed far more pressing and proxim

umvee fleet recall, after they rationalized requirements was to maintain 50,000 humvees. this allows them to call out the newest and best maintained of what they have. it will end up being relatively young and maintained fleet. >> looking into the middle east, one of the things that has struck me is we have seen refugees all throughout the world. at the same time, we have put in a no-fly zone for safety right in the same country where those refugees are coming from. putting in place a no-fly zone or a safe sound? not studied those proposals enough to give you an opinion. i am happy to come back and talk to you area did i do think we have not done enough collectively to prevent the crisis and deal with the crisis, which is unlike any refugee crisis i have seen. >> would you work with the department of defense, secretary of defense and this is a critical issue to all of us. we need to provide the truth of your opinion to him. i wonder if you're going to look into this and start to put this information to gather and come to some conclusion on this? >> i will, senator. the se

our main priority is funding the fleet plan which the commission has for adopting for the fleet plan. the issue is the funding. we listed our needs and in the fall a specific proposal was made to the mayor's budget office. we have not received any guarantees. it's apropos as i'm speaking the budget, our budget analyst that works for the mayor's budget office. in any case, we once again emphasized our need for adequate funding. i'm cautiously optimistic that there will be some funding put toward our fleet plan and we'll continue to follow up on that. i know all of you have a vested interest and are very supportive of our adequate supportive fleet plan. we did receive good news on the health bond for this year 2016. we are slated for $44 million to replace station 49 and 1415 evans street. we were grateful to lock down the $44 million. we received good news friday that we will receive another $14 million in the bond if it's passed. i'm confident we'll use the funding to continue the modernization to upgrade all of our fire stations in the county. that is great news. related to staffing

on a trip to afghanistan, he happened upon a fleet of abandoned military planes. his questions took him down the rabbit hole where hundreds oref millions of your tax dollars were spent on a giant boondoggle that turned out to be worthless. anyone flying through kabul international airport in afghanistan'n's capital city the past couple of years might have seen this d scene -- a fleet of abandoned military planes parked off to the side. inspector general sopko: we actually asked the question, "what are those airplanes?" because you would see them right next to the main air terminal in kabul. they were all jumbled together between them. sharyl: inspector general john sopko saw the planes on a trip to afghanistan i inovember of 2013 to investigate waste of u.s. tax dollars. nobody seemed eager to answer his questions. so he took matters in his own hands. inspector general sopko: i basically threatened to just walk across the tarmac and said, "if you're gonna arrest me, do it, but i'm certain it will be front page 'new york times.'" so my staff and i went over there a

on a trip to afghanistan, he happened upon a fleet of abandoned military planes. his questions took him down the rabbit hole where hundreds oref millions of your tax dollars were spent on a giant boondoggle that turned out to be worthless. anyone flying through kabul international airport in afghanistan's capital city the past couple of years might have seen this odd scene -- a fleet of abandoned military planes parked off to the side. inspector general sopko: we actually asked the question, "what are those airplanes?" because you would see them right next to the main air terminal in kabul. they were all jumbled together with trees and grass growing in between them. sharyl: inspector general john to afghanistan in november of 2013 to investigate waste of u.s. tax dollars. nobody seemed eager to answer his questions. so he took matters in his own hands. inspector general sopko: i basically threatened to just walk across the tarmac and said, "if you're gonna arrest me, do it, but i'm certain it will be front page 'new york times.'" so my staff and i went over there

chief meteorologist jim van fleet here. i want to let you know we have a crew headed to work the story around venice where you can see the roof collapsed over what looks to be a shopping center or business. as we look at radar around 10:45 most of it looked like this would be straight lined winds. there were a couple maul things on the radar that hinted at weak rotation. i have not heard anyone seeing any funnels or reports of tornadoes. we'll confirm with the national weather service as they do an assessment. based off radar and the picture probably straight line winds for that. from the same line that vent across venice and sarasota county it also went through fort myers. we had strong rotation south of sarasota and north port. we'll get an idea as the national weather service makes an assessment whether this was a tornado. this was around the fort myers area. if you have any pictures you want to share that you have taken tweet them to me and i'll share them in the evening newscast. all clear with the exception of southea

many air forces like to have more diversity in thr fleet. and i respect that.f that is their choice and they're looking for more diversity in their fleet, that brings them the capability, in my rule it is l about having a capable coalition. the more capable our coalition is, the less the u.s. air force will need to do to respond. vago: you see this as an either/or? ifhey buy rafale, they woul need to do a upgpgrade? heidi: i hope we can coexist. take to a question of an operability, and you mentioned how important that is, and that is a foundational thing. senior u.s. officials have said the same thing you have, if thty arnot going toto have our system have systemsr them we can interoperate with and delivers proven capability. but there is a concern with u.s. industry that the united states is moving to the highest bracket of combat capability, that the joint strike fighter is going to be a great airplane, but a very expensive airplane. there are some analysts, a very prominent commercial and defense analyst has said, there is a giant world market, it much chea

sot/nat at the college community district...fueli ng up a fleet of buses doesn't take the bite out of the budget that it used to a few years ago. the district pays the wholesale price for diesel plus a delivery fee. schools avoid most fuel taxes, so that means it costs just a dollar a gallon right now. "we hahan't seen dollar a gallon diesel prices since i've been here." college community planned to spend 250- thousand dollars in the fiscal year that ends june 30th on diesel fuel for buses. the amount spent more than halfway through the school's fiscal year is just 50-thousand dollars. sot/nat small businesses like pierson's don't use 100-thousand gallons of fuel a year like a school bus fleet. but even part time delivery drivers like mark minger see the savings adding up compared to what it cost to fill up a van like this a a ouple of years ago. "we've changed vehicles, but it was running 35 dollars a tank. now we fill up a tank for 15 less than 20." but that's dwarfed by how much the city of cedada vehicles in the last six months cost 634-thousand dollars less than the bill for the

our main priority is funding the fleet plan which the commission has for adopting for the fleet plan. the issue is the funding. we listed our needs and in the fall a specific proposal was made to the mayor's budget office. we have not received any guarantees. it's apropos as i'm speaking the budget, our budget analyst that works for the mayor's budget office. in any case, we once again emphasized our need for adequate funding. i'm cautiously optimistic that there will be some funding put toward our fleet plan and we'll continue to follow up on that. i know all of you have a vested interest and are very supportive of our adequate supportive fleet plan. we did receive good news on the health bond for this year 2016. we are slated for $44 million to replace station 49 and 1415 evans street. we were grateful to lock down the $44 million. we received good news friday that we will receive another $14 million in the bond if it's passed. i'm confident we'll use the funding to continue the modernization to upgrade all of our fire stations in the county. that is great news. related to staffing

still, you don't have to operate a fleet to see significant savings. pierson's flower shop has a couple of delivery vans making about 50 deliveries a day and 500 on valentine's day. co-owner rollie pierson figures with current prices the business is saving month on operating costs. and that's definitely enough to notice. "after seeing those 3.50 gas prices, yes those bills are a lot easier to pay at the end of the month " the transportatio n department at college community expects the diesel fuel bills for this bus fleet to come in 120- thousand dollars under budget. but that doesn't necessarily mean cutting the district's fuel budget for next year because prices could go back up. when it comes to budgeting, the city considers average usage and costs in past years as well as forecasts from the federal department of energy. but lots of snow events mean using lots of fuel so you can't cut back too much when prices are low or risk going over budget when you need it. live in cedar rapids, dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. stay with your 24 hour r ws all weather

the vta rolled out a fleet of brand new modern coaches.he 29 new blue buses are part of the 529 line, the highest use corridor, stretching up east san jose to the palo alto center. they is switch from diesel to electric as they travel along. >> we are are striving to reach an all clean energy fleet. >> reporter: speaking of clean, one of the biggest knock cents disgusting condition of many of the seats. >> i have seen them being urinated on. >> reporter: henry rides vta every day, and he's thrilled to see the new seats made with a less, absorbent material. >> they are so sanitary, and it's much more pleasant to sit down. >> reporter: there's free wifi and with the outside bike racks, there's room for more inside. they pass some stops by to cut the commute time by a third. the speeds of service is important, and that's why there's proposals to reverse the inner lane of traffic for bus only use. not all cities like that idea. >> that's really only the way you're going to get to fast, frequent service. >> reporter: transportation officials be

but it is a big fleet, and so you could reduce slightly the size of that fleet. under ari, the four black hawk battalions would be transferred to the guard. the commission would transfer only two battalions. that's the same under the national guard proposal. we would require the other aircraft to reduce cost. that's a 3% reduction in the size of the overall fleet. and we would slow by buying fewer blackhawks per year. together, those would pay for the option. there are disadvantages of this, without question. but we felt that they were outweighed by the advantages of keeping some apaches in the guard. while we spent time on costs and they're important, there are other important factors. i mentioned two wartime capacity and surge capabilities. i'll mention one other one. keeping apaches in the guard hens integrate the regular army and the guard. and that's one of the commission's overarching goals. under the commissions proposals, there would be one more area where the regular army and the guard could train together in peacetime and if necessary fight together in

the new fleet redesign is expected to take three years to complete. getting ready to host the broncos and panthers in super bowl 50. super bowl city will be 45 miles from levi's stadium... in the heart of san francisco. metal detectors are installed at every entrance of the 20-block area and bags measuring only 18 inches by 18 inches - or smaller - will be allowed inside. drones can't fly in the area - and city leaders are talking to the f-a-a about all next week. the city is also banning fireworks, laser pointers, portable speakers, and even folding chairs. the broncos have hoisted the lombardi trophy twice now. for super bowl 50, the league wanted to do something different with the traditional hardware. tiffany creates the trophy each year for the league and was asked to do something special for the golden anniversary. the jewelry company came up with gold plated "5" and "0" - for the trophy. each weighs a hefty 33 pounds - weight of the trophy this year to 73 pounds. the winning team at super bowl will get the traditional lombardi trophy the added numbers - will be attached on the

together, they plan to develop a fleet of self driving cars. caught up with the presidents of gm and lyft today. >> we are really aligned about how we see the future going. we are super excited. emily: how much faster? >> not talking about specifics in and growth rate, hours pacific growth year-over-year him and was -- specific growth year over year x in the united states. in emily: -- year over three times in the united states. emily: does this rule out working with uber? ? this is going to require our companies to work closely. emily: so, yes? >> we are going to be working really closely with lyft. emily: john, do you see self driving cars taking over the fleet or complementing human drivers? john: this will evolve over several years, so will be introduced as a compliment, and eventually become the main way people are getting around. i am happy that we are going to be part of the transition because we are going to be doing it in the most responsible way and making sure drivers are taken care of in the years down and the road. emily: this is t

to fly a fleet of the unmanned aircraft over its theme parks. there was speculation about this a couple weeks ago. >> disney never does anything on the small scale. >> no. >> a very cool story. we start with breaking news in volusia county tonight. news 6 has confirmed a 19-month-old child attacked by a dog has been flown to arnold palmer hospital. the sheriff's office believes the dog was a pit bull mix and is the family's pet. it happened in a home on commerce avenue near first baptist church. we're keeping a close eye on this. we'll update you on how that chid is doing tonight at 11:00. >> also breaking in volusia county, the school board says a substitute teacher accused of threatening students has been fired. >> it happened yesterday in daytona beach. school leaders say a 61-year-old told a group of misbehaving gunman into the school to shoot them in the head. they tell us this was her first and last day on the job. a call was just sent out to parents. we're waiting to hear if the sub will face any charges. >> our other big story right now,

jenna: the navy believes the lcs series will eventually make up 30 percent of their fleet. that is good news for marinette marine as each ships price tag comes in around 360-million dollars. 2 line super: fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om gorgeous today.. still nice on the sky cam! 44 our high today.. a warm morning at 27. temperatures in the upper 30s.winds aren't tpp breezy and shifting... we'll see the last bit of a nw wind tonight before we kick is southerly again tomorrow. partly cloudy and nice tonight.. a few clouds and mild morning in the upper 20s. system passing us to the north, just some clouds in our area. stormcast has a few clouds tonight, and nice. tomorrow a south wind kicks in and we'll be warm again... in the mid 40s. more clouds though ahead of a disturbance that will bring us a wintry mix. stormcast i think is a little fast, i think we'll see more of it after midnight.. rain/snow and not accumulating too much with above freezing temperatures. again.. too fast, i think we'll see some of it linger into sunday morning. then clouds tuesday. it looks likely that

and we visited the navy in the seventh fleet and fifth fleet in the central command -- seventh fleet is in asia, as you know, and then the sixth fleet inç te mediterranean. and everywhere i stopped the talent, the focus, the enthusiasm of our navy team blows me away. and, you know, these are people -- and, you know, admiral carter here inducts about a thousand of those young people into the naval academy every year. they're so, they could write their check and go anywhere they want. and yet even after a decade or more than a decade of conflict, this team raises their right hand and takes an oath to support and defend our constitution, and they know what that means. right? and so i have tremendous respect for them. and we need to make our navy as adaptable and attractive to that team as possible. third, we're going to expand and strengthen our network of partners. you know, we have never fought alone as a navy, and we're -- going forward i don't see that being the case either. the united states navy, as focused as i am on that, i realize it is just a node in many networks. and so we

pacific fleet at pearl harbor. the location is an active military base today, marine corps base hawaii. but there, among the hangars and airport parking aprons and what bay, 70 yearshe ago americans fought back in a , pitched battle against japanese attackers, and yet, little is known publicly about the life or death struggle that took place on the shores of kaneohe bay. that struggle is the basis of this program. was a popularn spot for snapshots during the 1930's. the sign spoke to the sailors and marines of hawaii's importance, a strong and well guarded outpost on the pacific for her. such an outpost required long-distance aerial work on a. -- distance aerial reconnaissance and patrols. late 1930's, due to the congestion at pearl harbor, it was clear that an expansion of patrol plane activity required additional facilities. the navy selected kaneohe bay on oahu's windward shore as a new site for a naval air station. on august and, 1939, the navy purchased 10 miles of land on bay,orth shore of kaneohe and constru

but that fleet won't be completely up and running until 2021. reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> well, tonight we're learning more about a man who led deputies on a slow-speed chase before falling to his death in an alameda county cemetery. we're told after finally stopping his stolen pickup truck 40-year-old paul giacomoni scaled a fence, jumped from the overpass and fell into the san lorenzo pioneer cemetery where he died. sheriff's office says giacomoni had an extensive history of violence and weapons violations. >>> the plumber trapped in a sewer line for 13 hours remains hospitalized tonight. he was supposed to be released today. he fell 17 feet into a trench on tuesday while working in oakland. it took rescuers more than half the day to digim out. desparza told nbc bay area yesterday he had homes when he thought he might die. no word yet on when he's finally expected to go home. >>> okay. some big news here. how's she going to spend that money? in the last 15 minute we're finding out w

i world war ii, they needed anchor chains for the fleet could it was a simple backyard game-- fleet. it was a simple backyard game where he made a name for himself. peter st. pierre is a third-generation poor shoemaker along with chain and wire rope. they are the last of its kind in the country . >> we' re the only ones left in the united states than the core shoes-- that make horseshoes. >> these are some serious manufacturing machines. >> a 1200 ton presses the back-- press is the backbone of the operation. rods are superheated to 2300 degrees and pressed into familiar horseshoe shapes. >> it is pretty loud in here. >> after the shoes are cooled and cleaned and power coated, they are shipped all over the world. >> to see your family name against to this, what does it mean? pierre legacies started because of a man who was tired of seeing his tires stuck in the month. >> we' re still healthy and going strong, and moving into the future. >> you don' next time you cross the zinc and bridge, take a close look. some of the wires to keep it in place were made in massachusetts by st. pierr

to prove the operational readiness of our fleet. looking at our existing facilities we are currently funding the sustainment, restoration, and modernization of our facilities only enough to maintain the overall condition of our most critical infrastructure for the short term. we're funding facility sustainment below the department of defense goal of 90%. our facilities are deteriorating at an accelerated rate. regarding the operation of our installations, remain kbhited to adequate funding, fleet operations, and child development. however due to funding shortfalls we accept risk for the remainder of our base operating support functions such as facility services, ground maintenance, and administrative support. while these situations are not ideal, they are necessary in today's fiscal environment. i realize this hearing is not the first time you have heard about the strain put upon our shore leaders across all military services and the challenging decisions we make every day. navy's challenges are very similar to the other military se

we could have a fleet of airplanes in iran before the 21st of march. >> they could need as many as 500ew airplanes over the next five years and they are expected to sign contracts with airbus and boeing. hampered the have ability to source parts. in recent years, kerry sent suffered crashes and there has been praised for the willingness and as been said that more needs to be got. >> the iranian leadership to make this happen quickly. financialquire investment and solid regulation. >> they will invest in the next five years to invest aerospace technology and it is held that the cost of the investments will reduce the cost of air troubles -- travel. anchor: india is in the market for french airplanes. hollande have signed a deal for jets. we do not know the price. a three-day visit to india and they plan on invested -- investing in india over the next five years. locomotivesing 800 is alsofrench company involved in a number of solo projects to generate the solar energy. kickstart the in india.ion european markets went into the red when they closed have a percentage point down there. wall

by an inch of snow on wednesday city officials say they are better prepared for the storm with the fleet of more than 500 blizzard watches and warnings extend north to philadelphia tomorrow. new york city is expecting up to 1 foot of snow in the new jersey coastline is expecting and eight-foot icy storm surge. c i'll moved his equipment higher than the last storm. >> you watch everything a lot more closer since sandy. better to be prepared. >> the storm is expected to linger through several high tides. don champion, cbs news, washington. >>> storms moving through lakeland and starting to pick up rain around polk city. the heaviest part is moments away. i will track the storms that remain and bobby deskins will are heading into and how much snow might fall and where is the blizzard headed >> be sure to put "10 news" sunday morning on your much watch -- must watch list. this week you will learn a doctor. we will look at what is happening in your we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. 8hr arthritis pain has two laye

and the region and i do it with the fleets. i sit down with fleet forces command, sit down to syscon and we look at how that prioritization came out to determine what we are going to fund. so doubling back to your original question we address that at all three levels and we use facilities index code are condition index very closely to do that so i would turn it over to you and asked lou at his installation level. >> i have been doing installation business for five years starting in on luck and for the last five years we have gotten much more rigorous and understanding how we have to do articulate our requirements tied to readiness as we go forward and we do that as admiral smith said at all levels. our installation as a landlord talking to their tenets to be able to quantify that and i say that somewhat in jest because those become a competitive environment. every ceo is fighting for their project and they have to have it as clear and as concise and as tight as they can and move it up to me at my level and the process that admi

of planes, i want a fleet of trucks, i want a fleet of boats, one t-shirt. [ laughter ] speaking of men who proudly speak of their riches, penn and el chapo also discussed who else, donald trump. penn writes, "i mention trump, el chapo smiles ironically saying, "ah, mi amigo." [ laughter ] and i can't imagine the contradictions that quote created for trump. he's exactly the kind of mexican i promised to keep out, but he's also a rich businessman who likes me. i don't know how to feel. [ laughter ] how. to feel -- now some have criticized "rolling stone" for their journalistic standards as penn promised el chapo he would be able to read the piece before it was published. the other criticism is with what many of described as penn's elaborate writing style. and there is no better example of that than this passage in which penn describes his final meeting with el chapo, writing, quote, "chapo puts his arm over my shoulder and renews his request that i see him in eight days. i'll be saying goodbye now," he says. "at this moment, i expel a minor traveler's flatulence. we escape in subtle

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opposing fleets of aircraft carriers met in battle. there were five such battles. summaries could destroy enemy supply lines and led to a fundamental revolution enable doctrines and establishing carrier aviation and summaries is the principal means of waging war see. there has been a tendency which is axiomatic of all military history to treat warfare on land is the main plot. in the case of the pacific war i think that approach has done real damage. one only need glance at a map of the pacific to grasp that the war against japan was principally enable campaign and an air campaign in which the destruction of the japanese fleet was the basic strategic problem. marines might seize remote pacific islands in savage and valorous combat, but only after being delivered to the beaches and supported by heavy ship to shore bombardment. conquering islands in the pacific was never going to itself. when an island was not needed it was simply bypassed, it's japanese occupiers left to wither on the vine. an island was seized only when needed as you see your air base with an airst

car was the center of the reveal, it's the base that's expected to be the biggest feature for the fleet. faraday future says the variable platform architecture is an innovation that can allow for a diverse fleet of highly customized electric vehicles to be built around a single, universal core. the 18-month old company received 335-million dollars in tax incentives to set up a billion dollar manufacturing plant in north las vegas. (( weather )) now fox5 weather 24/7 with chief meteorologist ted pretty area showers will be with us overnight into the early hours of wednesday before tapering off. we then have another storm moving through wednesday thursday morning. highs stay mid-50s wednesday before dropping down around 50 degrees for the rest of the week and the weekend. lows drop from around 40 to the mid-30s as soon as the weekend. slight shower chances remain for thursday through sunday. area showers will be with us overnight into the wednesday before tapering off. we then have another storm moving through wednesday afternoon into thursday morning. highs stay mid-50s wednesday before