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captain john reed, you've got a huge undertaking there. we appreciate you taking the time to bring us posted -- give us as much information as you could in the duration. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> let me also bring in retired admiral john kirby as we look at these images. again, very extraordinary. but there are big concerns here with this vessel that is now on its side or nearly upside down. so what kind of apparatus would be brought in to help upright it? or right the ship, as you say? >> first of all, you'd have to control the flooding and pump out as much water as possible to get that ship back upright again. and then would probably require very, very, very heavy marine engineering equipment and sea cranes to help you with the leverage you would need to do that. that is a mammoth undertaking. i'm not saying they wouldn't do that or couldn't do that. they certainly -- it could be done. but i don't think that looking at these photos and listening to the captain talk to you, fred, that we're anywhere near a decision yet

there were several people that were architects and then there was john gellen-howard, john reed, jr. are consulting architects and so it may be that they designed the building. so i would like you all to send

there were several people that were architects and then there was john gellen-howard, john reed, jr. are consulting architects and so it may be that they designed the building. so i would like you all to send somebody into the archives to find out actually who designed these buildings because dear old mr. thorpe passed away before they were ever finished. >> thank you. anyone else like to make a public comment at this time? closing public comment and bringing it back to the commission, anybody? commissioner perlman? >> i would first like to ask, how do we follow up on mr. hasses' comments? is that something the staff should do? >> we can certainly look into it. there's obviously a number of projects that have occurred on the campus, so maybe as we explore future review, we can flush it out as a question. >> it would be good to get the record straight, because i know from the next project of the civic center, mr. hasse has taken us to task about that. i wanted to comment about this project. i think we had looked at this at the arc quite awhile ago, and this has come quite a long, long

there were several people that were architects and then there was john gellen-howard, john reed, jr. are consulting architects and so it may be that they designed the building. so i would like you all to send somebody into the archives to find out actually who designed these buildings because dear old mr. thorpe passed away before

coast guard commander captain john reed spoke with cnn earlier today. >> we had to suspend our searchrted on board and the vessel continued to be unstable. our first priority is the safety of the responders as well as the public. once we

coast guard commander captain john reed spoke with cnn earlier today. >> we had to suspend our search for the four persons on board as a fire started on board and the vessel continued to be unstable. our first priority is the safety of the responders as well as the public. once we are able to ensure their safety through securing the vessel and ensuring it is stable, we will then work through the possibilities of trying to get back on board and locate the individuals. >>> a swimming advisory has now been issued for beaches near the overturned ship as concerns for water quality rise. i want to bring in former pentagon spokesman and cnn military and diplomatic analyst rear admiral john kirby. >> it's one of the busiest ports on the east coast, some 600,000 vehicles alone transit through the port of new brunswick there in georgia. very, very busy waterway. how it could happen, i think that's what the investigators are going to try to figure out. it happened in the early morning hours. doesn't look like weather was a factor. the hurricane had long since passed this part of the coast. could

coast guard captain john reed is with us. good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. >> congratulations to the coast guard on a job well done how are those rescued crew members doing this morning >> i haven't got an actual update, i know as they came off the ship, they were in varying degrees of elation, and just very tired they're being checked at the local hospitals and i have not got word yet on how they're all doing, but to see that last crew member come off pretty much under his own power was outstanding. >> what were the conditions that they were in for these last few hours? >> the last few hours, we know the three, the group of three were in a compartment that was pretty much dry. but they had -- they all had some degree of oil and other kind of lubricants on them so as i'm sure you can imagine, as that ship tipped over in the spaces they were in, made quite a mess the final one, when he came out, he was also wet and covered in oil and lubricants, but it was just a pretty -- i'm sure it was more tragic for them in

john reed defendeds the bo bolsheviks and lenin used the term useful idiots to sdrin hour left it leaning communist sympathizing americans could be easily tricks and used to help the russians. for the past three years democrats have focused on undermining america's president instead of working with president trump and republicans in congress to harden our election defenses. i think there would be broad bipartisan support that we need to prevent future election meddling. the mueller report makes clear that president trump wanted to focus on protects our democracy from future attacks. one question, mr. lewandowski. it's clear that putin attacked america with the goal of dividing the american people and today's hearing is held for the sole purpose of attacking america's president, which will weaken our country on the international stage. do you believe vladimir putin is sitting in his office right now in the kremlin laughing at what those on the other side of the aisle are doing and believing that those on the other side of the aisle are useful idiots helping -- >> objection, mr. chairman. i

john reed defended them advocating against american intervention. lennon even used the term useful idiots to describe how leftist leaning communist sympathizing americans could be easily tricked and used to help the russians. for the past three years democrats have focused on under mining america's president instead of working with president trump and republicans in congress to harden our election defenses. i think there would be broad bipartisan support that we need to prevent future election meddling. the mueller report makes clear that president trump wanted to focus on protecting our democracy from future attacks. so i have one question, mr. lewandowski. it's clear that putin attacked america with the goal of dividing the american people and today's hearing is being held for the sole purpose of attacking america's president which will weaken our country on the international stage. do you believe that vladamir putin is sitting in his office right now in the kremlin laughing at what those on the other side of the aisle are doing and believing that

new york times journalist john reed for example defended the bolsheviks advocating against american intervention. lenin even used the term useful idiots to describe how leftist leaning communist sympathizing americans could be easily tricked and used to help the russians. for the past three years democrats have focused on undermining america's president instead of working with pres. trump and republicans in congress to harden our election defenses. i think there would be broad bipartisan support that we need to prevent future election meddling. the mueller report makes clear that pres. trump wanted to focus on protecting our democracy from future attacks. so i have one question 28, it is clear that, mr. lewandowski , that today's hearing is being held for the sake of attacking the american president which will weaken our country on the national stage. do you believe that vladimir putin is sitting in his office now in the kremlin laughing at what those on the other side of the aisle are doing and believing that those on the other side of the aisle are useful idiots helping >> objection. i have a

working with john reed, we had a very small number of people in the u.s. it -- we will able to coordinate and stop what would have been a devastating plot and do it in a way that was disruptive. meet senior officials from foreign governed -- foreign governments and they are hungry for american values. etiquette is important that the congress emphasize our commitment to our allies and friends around the world. ms. napolitano: i think the name homeland security in a way is a misnomer because if you wait until a threat actually reaches our homeland, you may be too late. it requires the department to have good alliances around the world for real-time intelligence operations. port security, passenger screening, cargo screening. that happens abroad. the department really needs to look outward as well as inward to improve our overall level of safety and security. if thed be benefited country was seen as actively engaged and welcoming of these alliances as well. secretary johnson just briefly please. mr. johnson: i agree. >> thank you. [laughter] thank you injured

captain john reed, the commander on the scene, thanking his team. >> the best day of my career because guys did that. [ applause ] >> reporter: all four crew members trapped inside the "golden ray" safe after the massive cargo ship capsized off the coast of georgia sunday and erupted into flames. the four men surviving a battle of life and death, dealing with sweltering temperatures topping what felt like 140 degrees now finally on dry land walking around smiling. salvage crews navigating dangerous conditions to find three men trapped below deck near these propellers, first making a three-inch hole to let fresh air in passing them food and water and widening the hole by two feet by two feet and then nearly two hours later the fourth trapped crew member finally freed. the coast guard reporting they heard tapping from inside the boat throughout the night alerting them to where they should concentrate their retrieval efforts. after working through the night >> their condition is relatively good after spending close to 34 or 35 hours in the conditions they were in and they are being treate

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john j. kren william e. krukowski lyudmila ksido shekhar kumar kenneth bruce kumpel frederick kuo jr. patricia kuras nauka kushitani thomas joseph kuveikis victor kwarkye kui fai kwok angela reedann laplant jeffrey latouche ganesh k. ladkat james patrick ladley joseph a. lafalce jeanette louise lafond-menichino david laforge >> and my uncle thomas, who is reunited with his mother and father in heaven. to know my uncle tommy was to love him. jen, tim, colleen and their families miss you dearly and we love you very much. >> and to my father, joseph john berry, whose motto was life is good. we miss you more than our heart and soul thought possible. that's further evidence of the love and light you brought into this world, our lives and the lives of everyone that knew you. and that love never dies. you truly were something special. self-made, brilliant, good looking and kind. the model of a life well lived. quick with a smile and affection, generous and friendly to everybody. you taught me the most important things in life. so every day i strive to do better and be better. your nine grandchildren love and talk about you all the time, even though they never got the chance to meet y

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