to our history partners on the ship there should be a stamp saying made in america thank you to george jonesblood, sweat, and tears making sure this ship meant something thank you you personally i want to thank in my hometown friends for making the trip i was revised raised in a great neighborhood outside of boston and you're from my home downey town many of my neighbors are here thank you all for coming particularly joking jack who lovely wife and mom thank you so moved so much for being here i've been blessed to come from a big family my dad is not here he loved the navy and told great stories and told me to give my best efforts thank you dad and my mom raised 7 children she taught us the value of family and taught out to be compassionate and competitive i think she's the same myself thank you mom for being here i love i my brothers and sisters my best friends incredible human beings thank you all and in my nephews and notifies for being here for my entire life and my youngest brother ted who i lost to cancer thank you to my kids although their adults andrew and rebecca you add leave to my

designed and built right here in america by, yes heross heross like randy and john wilson and george jones and the many craft man's and supervisors like fred hoff mirror and commander john and others and michael arnold all under theable leadership of captain chris mercer they too are the enjim smith very of the world we are here today understand ours is a freedom when is not a god-given right it comes with great burden and sacrifice so it is today that 85 thousand sailors and marines are comploimentd providing security on even count and ocean and sea soon to be joined made nor strong by this ship and crew skipper officers and crew who proudly call users the american alleyway also keep in mind that when i sail where you sail america sails and upon america rests the opportunity the promise, the freedom, the hopes of all the world it began as a bold and magnificent dream godspeed america god bless those united states (clapping.) thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, admiral hearing harris the commander. (clapping.) >> whew i'm never to fellow a lubricant to the podium i was having a coffee of c

after nearly five years of work, shipbuilder george jones likes seeing the cruise on board -- crews onoard the vessel for the very first time. >> a project of raw steel and pipe to the crews on board and it becomes a floating city and they live on it and they serve our country on it. to see that at the end is really the best part. >> reporter: by the end of the decade if navy will commission 32 more ships just like today. the secretary of the navy, our country is restoring america's naval power once again. >> i will provide the -- it will provide the presence that america has to have for our defense and our protection. >> reporter: so the uss america was built down south in mississippi where about 3,000 people work around the clock for nearly five years in order to make this ship a reality. its home base is going to be in san diego. brian, ann back to you. >> sounds like the ship had quite a job to get to san francisco, mark. >> reporter: it sure did brian. in order to get from mississippi to here, it was actually too big to go through the panama canal so they had to go around south am

american hot wax, for instance, and stand by your man, george jones typecasting, for sure. music, always music. keyboard and guitar, violin, anything with a string. your band was called fun zone. you up front, upon. on drums -- ponch on drums, johnmy r. at the piano and others until the lights went out. renaissance boy with coke up your nose and marijuana in your eye. we loved you the best we could, but nobody loved you enough. except ms. whiskey. you roll in your sweet baby's arms now as once you said you would and lay your body down in your meadow, in the mountains all alone. this is called "bedtime story." the generator hums like a distant dong and zeke. it's early evening and time, like the dog it is, is hungry for food and will be fed, don't doubt it, will be fed, my small one. the forest begins to gather its silences in. the meadow regroups and hunkers down for its cleft feet. something is wringing the rag of sunlight inexorably out and hanging. something is making the reeds bend and cover their heads. something is licking the shadows up and stringing the blank spaces

, for instance, and stand by your man, george jones typecasting for sure.the music, always music, keyboard and guitar, violin, anything with a string. garb and was called fun zone. you up front, poncho on guns, wolf the on base and johnny on the piano. and others until the lights went out. renaissance boy with coke up your noise and marijuana in your i, we love you the best we could, but nobody loved you enough, except ms. whiskey. you roll in your sweet baby's arms now, as once you said you would. and lay your body down in your meadow, in the mountains all alone. >> this is called bedtime story. the generator hums like a distant dawn and see. it's early evening and time like the dog it is, it is hungry for food. and will be fed, don't doubt it. will be fed, my small one. the force begins to gather its silences in the amount of recruits and hunkers down for its cleft feet. something is ringing the rack of sunlight and actually out and hanging. something is making the reeds bend and cover their heads. something is licking the shadows up, and stringing the bl

. >> i went with george jones' "he stopped loving her today."day >> oh. oh, man. >> we are all crying now. al roker? >> i went with "patches." >> i'm depending on you. ♪ i'm depending on you son to pull me through ♪ >> you guys have a sad song, tweet us. we want to know. >> i'm a careful man that day. >> we will make you feel good. >> that is what is trending today. >>> up next, are they really the best bargain? consumer report reveals the truth about outlet malls and three generations of peter pans live in studio 1a. we are back if 30 seconds. . >>> americans love bargains, and increasingly more of us are turning to outlet malls to find them on everything from clothes to electronics. so how do the savings compare to regular stores? this is a great story. consumer reports took a closer look. mandy walker is their senior project editor. hello. how are you? >> hi, great. thank you. >> it used to be that those kind of places were where you went and you knew you were going to get a bargain. if you hit an outlet, do you know you will score? >> you st

>> it was terrific. >> matt wants you to sing some george jones. >> some takers here.reatening. >> a lot of good topics on the take as >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris cato. it was a foggy start to the day for many of you. this video from sky force 10 spotted this fog rolling out of the river there. let's get your forecast now with bill henley, is that fog still hanging in? >> there is a few spots of fog left. a nice sunshine will be with us through the day. that's a sunny view from cape may, visibility greatly improved for quaker town. there ten miles in doylestown. but atlantic city still had thick fog. stand by, temperatures are climbing and that will do away with the fog, upper 50s this afternoon. >>> sky force 10 earlier was over camden county after this crash in blackwood. this happened on blackwood clemmons road. we're told there was possibly injuries here and we're working to get more on this. this is in bucks county. this is a vacant house that went up in flames this morning. firefighters are trying to get it under control now. >>> this morning septa unio

those are the thought patterns of george -- van jones with george stephanopoulos. >> you've got to start putting republicans on the defensive for the fact that they believe you can take a wrecking ball to the american government, never pay a price. obamacare means eight million people that couldn't have gone to the doctor last year, if they want to today they can go see the doctor. the democrats have to start talking like that. >> in september the president went down to visit the c.d.c. and said it lacks like we got this thing under control. is it? when it came to quarantine the family of mr. duncan or his girlfriend and those with him, how is that quarantine going when they sat in a dirty room day after day? if you want to put the spotlight on the c.d.c., to be kind you can say the jury is still out. >> you could say the government could perhaps get a handle on it. >> but to get votes for it? >> when you look at isis, terrorism, the i.r.s. and their scandals, these are things the government has not handled so well. when you look at veterans affairs. i don't necessarily think many americ

you know how we do it. [ laughter ] >> meanwhile, kansas city hall of famer george bret throwing out the game. adam jones catch by mike mosutakas. that is deep enough to score. this is boring stuff. after watching the giants game. really? a sackfully? [ laughter ] but kansas city wins. they are leading the series. one win away from the world series. sharks in dc. washington came back from a 4-1 deficit to force a shoot-out with joe pavelski scoring for san jose. the sharks win 6-5 in the shoot- out. and they improved to 3-0 on the year. obviously all focus now for game four tomorrow at at&t park. >> and the weather will be okay. we will dodge the weather which is good. >> rain a little breezy. >> not as bad as today. buff i think we will be fine. >> back your jackets. >> lit be chilly. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i do

jones. >> all these limousine liberals, actually like this guy after he basically, basically cast such aspersions and turned world against them. melissa: he flew in a convoy of helicopters from being with billionaire george soros and billionaire paul tudor jones, he landed at the greenwich polo club with his helicopter. so he could attend -- >> this is politics. everyone knows growing inequality is a huge problem in america and obama trying to address that problem. but i agree he should -- >> what do you mean? melissa: trying to address the problem by taking money with billionaires? >> think about what he is doing so bad. out there in very difficult economic climate, saying almost a crime being successful. these guys, you know, i like bob a lot. i almost used the word i didn't want to use with him. but these guys actually let him get away with it. >> i know bob. he is a great guy. we coached little league together back in the day. i'm in greenwich. those polo fields are north of me. melissa: what are you trying to say? you're a billionaire? >> no, no. some of these guys, paul tudor jones, down bit beach and water, beautiful home. his office is bit airport. i don't get it. i don't talk politics because i

sad thing is george allen could have stayed in bed during his handilympaign and been reelected. but this youtube thing brought down his political career. him, van jonesdo you remember? a prominents official in the obama administration who wasn't really noterly vetted, certainly by the media, but wielded tremendous influence. started tornalists uncover all of this information from his past. the riotsement during of rodney king in l.a., him being in prison, saying he's a socialist. he had actually said these green a tool totiatives are redistribute wealth to impoverished african-american communities. it wasn't reported by the mainstream media. up.n beck picked it the first story the new york resigns. was van jones before that, they didn't even touch it. never would have happened in the mainstream the media. former congressman bob a major year10 was for republicans sweeping control of congress. was consideredge probably the safest democrat in the country, in a rural north carolina district. the state republican party wasn't even going to put up a nominee against him. tea party activist, elmers, a nurse, decided that's not right. i'm going to run against

george w. bush. recommendations are due by december 15th. wall street ended this volatile week with more losses. the dow jonesustrial average fell 115 points, to 16,544. it's now erased all of this year's gains. the nasdaq was down 102 points to close at 4,276. and the s-and-p 500 slipped 22, to 1,906. for the week, the dow lost more than 2.5%. the nasdaq fell 4 .5%. and the s-and-p shed 3%. still to come on the newshour: the nobel peace prize goes to two leaders in the fight for children's rights and education; paul solman reports on the fast- growing sharing economy; a new focus on healthy living in west virginia coal country; mark shields and david brooks analyze the week's news; and, the path of four sudanese "lost boys" leads to america. >> woodruff: now back to today's two nobel peace prize winners. one's a global icon. the other is largely unknown, even in his home country. hari sreenivasan has more on both of them. >> the nobel peace prize for 2014 is to be awarded to kailash satyarthi and malala yousafzai >> sreenivasan: for malala, the announcement in oslo, norway came two years and a day since a ta

george herbert walker bush used to say. as the bells ring on wall street, let's look to see how stocks are finishing up. dow jones very tough day, down 275 points. we'll know in a moment if that is is the low of the session but darn near close. that is a loss of nearly 1 and 2/3%. russell 2000, 1076. near full of-on correction territory. "after the bell" starts right now. david: we got a break down today's market action. charlie smith, is with us from fort pitt capital group. he says it is time to reposition your portfolio. would i say so. he will tell usha

george herbert walker bush used to say. as the bells ring on wall street, let's look to see how stocks are finishing up. dow jones industrials very tough day, down 275 points. we'll know in a moment if that is is the low of the session but darn near close. that is a loss of nearly 1 and 2/3%. russell 2000, 1076. near full of-on correction territory. "after the bell" starts right now. david: we got a break down today's market action. charlie smith, is with us from fort pitt capital group. he says it is time to reposition your portfolio. would i say so. he will tell us what he is buying on the dip. david steinberg of dls capital. telling investors now is the time to be patient. he is here with his stock-picking strategy. larry shover, joining us from the pits of the cme. mr. optimism, larry shover. you need a lot of optimism today, larry. a lot of red flags in the market. let's start with one. which is, which are these falling commodity prices. look what happened to oil. coming in about $88 and change right now. how do you deal with all these red flags? >> yeah. i mean of course, commodity prices, high yield credit

sad thing is george allen could have stayed in bed during his whole campaign and been handily reelected. but this youtube thing brought down his political career. below him, van jonesdo you remember? van jones was a prominent official in the obama administration who wasn't really properly vetted, certainly not by the media, but wielded tremendous influence. citizen journalists started to uncover all of this information from his past. his involvement during the riots of rodney king in l.a., him being in prison, saying he's a socialist. he had actually said these green energy initiatives are a tool to redistribute wealth to impoverished african-american communities. it wasn't reported by the mainstream media. glenn beck picked it up. the first story the new york times ran was van jones resigns. before that, they didn't even touch it. never would have happened in the age of just the mainstream media. former congressman bob etheridge, 2010 was a major year for republicans sweeping control of congress. but bob etheridge was considered probably the safest democrat in the country, in a rural north carolina district. the state republican party wasn't even going to put up a