another disposes more readily to insult and injury, lay hold of slight causes of um bridge and be haughty when trifling occasions of dispute occur, hence, frequent collisions, obstinate and venom and bloody contests, the nation prompted by ill will and resentment sometimes impells toward the government contrary to the best calculations of policy. government sometimes participates in the national propensity and adopts through passion what reason would reject. at other times, it makes the animosity of the nation subservient to projects of hostility instigated by pride, sinister pernicious mote ivs. the peace often sometimes liberty of nations has been the victim. likewise, a passionate attachment of one nation for another produces a variety of evils. sympathy for the favorite nation, facilitating illusion of an imaginary common interest in cases and where no common interest exists and infusing the inmaties of other perform participation and quarrels without adequate inducements or justifications. it also leaves to concessions to the favorite nation, of privileges denied to others which is a

audit objectives and each one of our audits, regardless whether it's in iraq, afghanistan, pakistan, haughty, those are two audit objectives we're always going to have in our audits. i appreciate the opportunity again and look forward to answering any questions you might have. >> it looks like all three of you agree that in contingency, should work together with d.e.d. as lead? >> yes. >> there's no reason to do the sigi decision and all that, that both state and a.i.d. acknowledge that if it is contingency, then in reality, the vast majority of the resources that are going to be brought to bear are going to be coming out of the defense department, therefore in any kind of decision as to risk and work, it's all yours, lynn? >> yes, ma'am. we are ready to step up and assume that responsibility. i think the last few years have taught us all as an oversight community a tremendous amount about how to work well together and i think we'd be able to respond quickly and effectively. >> i think i should point out for the record, none of you are the official, full-time, appointed and confirmed igs. i

there is the -- usually, they're upper class an a little haughty and almost in a different world so ited to be sure that i hit those notes. >> that is very true. >> it is. and it looks pretty funny. >> kevin is back tomorrow with the three stooges themselves and here is a little preview of that interview. >> moe there getting ready to do the infamous eye poke on kevin. it should be a lot of fun. >>> we are also following breaking news this morning ate powerful earthquake off the coast of the indonesia. it is a magnitude of 8.7. melanie is following another big story. >> reporter: two women looking for rent an apartment end up the victims of just a crazy attack. we'll tell what you happened to them when fox 5 morning news continues.  >>> we are getting more information now about some breaking news from asia. that is where an 8.7 earthquake struck off the coast of indonesia a short time ago. the center of the quake was felt by people in malaysia and singapore felt the quake. a 9.1 quake in the same area created a tsunami so large it killed 240,000 people. >>> we wil

that was the brilliant but haughty agnes meyer driscoll. he was known as miss aggy. missing agy became joe's teacher, and together they broke the red code, the name of the imperial code for the japanese navy at that time. mr. aggy actually went on to train many of the navy's top code breakers over the next decade and a half. quite a character. soon rochefort acquired a new enthusiasm. the japanese language. impressed by his obvious brilliance, the navy in 1929 ordered him to tokyo to learn that language. three years later he returned to the u.s. fully accomplished in japanese and ready for his next big assignment. that came in the spring of 1941. with war looming in the pacific, washington made him an offer. would he assume command of the navy's small decrypt unit at pearl? at first he hesitated. he wasn't sure he wanted that job for all kinds of reasons that had to do with his health and the toll it took on his health in the 1920s. but the offer had come from his old mentor at the state department, his first teacher, lieutenant lawrence stafford. stafford now ran th