they are federal logistics blockhouses protect railroads. the army becomes occupation duties with maintaining civil order. but it is very much the civil war is still predominant war of large battles. >> host: professor wayne hsieh, civil war 1861, page 61, did the u.s., the north has professional armies? >> guest: is very small and very successful in the mexican war, the crucial place where you see it have its the problem is in 1861 the army is a little over 16 and officers thought there is strength. the officer corps will split. so there is a professional army at its core cadre small and it has to be dispersed again. for that reason, the early american armies during civil war are quite poor in their proficiency. they learn quickly, but they learned the hard way really. that's one of the reasons why west pointers are catapulted to prominent because they are the only people of any expertise in a relied on quickly and therefore give a disproportionate amount of an. the irony again is that scott conquers mexico city during the veracruz campaign

we want a couple engineers, i'm an old medic, diana is really the logistics master and i figure if we're going to go someplace where thins might go awry, i wanted someone like that. so we put this together in 30 days, including a holiday. we were wheels up for van, we spent 10 days in country. and the story there is interesting, to say the least. a little bit of a cultural difference. you kind of have to wade through, and i'm sure i'm preaching to the choir in the military here, you have to separate out how things are versus what you're used to and what it really means because otherwise you can really get into apples and oranges. so the take away for me, and what should be rolling behind me, are just a series of photographs of van when we were there. and what i hope the story that they are telling is this example of what we saw. i mean, there's some classic examples if you look at the buildings, these were all new buildings, by the way, that were condemned. but as you look you'll see some buildings with big cracks in them to where they are x-like cracks. that's classic soft story constru

it's called logistics expertise. and we recognized that and with the help of our fleet week association, with the help of our honorary chair, former secretary of state george scholtz, along with senator feinstein who started fleet week, we began to appreciate in addition to appreciating the men and women in uniform and the wonderful attributes of having fleet week and the blue angels and the parade of ships, we could also be working on something very important to this city. all across the world there are examples after example and i know the men and women and leadership of the uss macon know this after their tour of duty these past months, all over the world there are disasters and emergencies that we are responding to and that you have become the humanitarian assistance and the disaster relief that is absolutely needed. why not practice that here? and so two years ago we gathered with our own departments from the port of san francisco to our sheriff to our police and fire, led by our emergency management division, g

correct me if i am wrong, i think logistically the request come to you and i would anticipate having was happened in the past that you would call, if the department has no objection then you would call commissioner clinch and if he's okay with it, then mr. sweeney would grant the request. but it's a department objected or commissioner clinch said no, then the person would have to come before the full commission to request the continuance. >> how about if i suggest the language saying granted by aab president through the aab secretary. just to make it clear. >> that's referring to sweeney. >> okay. >> okay. i'm sorry. i thought it was son ya. >> no. it would take the department to concur on the request and president clinch to be okay with it and then secretary sweeney would tell the party, yes you have your continuance. >> is that language favorable to you? >> can i motion that? >> you want to read that back to us? >> the motion would be to adopt the rule regarding request for continuances that respond to building code 1.5 a 2.6 >> i will read the whole thing. at the request of any pa

their flexibility and their capacity to remain in the affected areas for a long time without any logistical support so we can do a lot. that plan put the surface units in less than 24 hours. naval doctrine was highly effective. most of our ships -- the earthquake was at 3.34 and most of our ships get underway at about 4:00 or 4.10. one of them without a captain, he is not a captain any more, but all people get into the ship and ships get underway without any order. as you mention also here, joint medical command control center is absolutely essential. and hydrographic survey prior to entering ports in affected areas is something that is mandatory. and the joint government (inaudible) of this exercise will be highly valued. so that conclude my presentation and we always face the glass plenty of water, so we think these are challenges, someone put it in our face and we have to look at an opportunity to grow up and be a better country. thank you very much. (applause). >> thank you, admiral, that was fascinating. next to come up and speak will be rob dudgeon, the director of the emergency servi

there is logistical issues involved and we've got concerns about.t. >> logistics, really, planned parenthood? a live infantea struckling to? survive represents a logistical issue for you? byl the way, mr. president, you may want to rethink that every step of the way think, don't yoo think? help me out. >> i don't know what to say. this was not good timing for the president, especially in light of the abortion trial going on with dr. gosnell. closing arguments oner monday. this is a very tricky, dicey issue for him politically. yes, he was always consistenti about supporting women, but planneds parenthood is not sendingt the right message. being on record saying ai logistical issue when you got a baby alive on the trial, and it's reminding me about the trial, a baby alive on the counter for 20 minutes before he was killed. >> bob, what about it? what about the president,t clearly it was on his schedule before the gosnell trial was ongoing. -- >> let me say one thing. that woman who testified should not have testified that way and i'm sure planned parenthood feels sorry for that. for that one

there are logistical issues about. >> eric: logics? really, planned parenthood?stant struggling to survive represents a logistical issue for you? by the way, mr. president, you may want to rethink the every step of the way thing, don't you think? k.g., help me out here. >> kimberly: this is not good timing for the president in light of the abortion trial going on with dr. kermit gosnell. closing arguments on monday. i will be there. this is a tricky, dicey issue. he has been consistent about supporting women. planned parenthood is not sending the right message now, on record saying a logistical issue. if you have a baby alive on the table, reminding me of that trial. the system about a baby alive on the counter for 20 minutes before the baby was killed. >> eric: bob, what about it? the president, clearly on the schedule before the gosnell trial was ongoing. >> bob: let me say one thing. that woman who testified should not have testified that way. and i'm sure planned parenthood feels that way. but one point. one in five women in america, one in five go to planned

with logistics', with the system, the robot manufacture , more logistics' deals and then the last pointalytics. we have all this customer data, how can we use it to personalize and do everything better. david: by the way, you wanted to mention that your views are your own. you are not speaking for the company. >> thank you so much. david: you're quite welcome. thank you for coming in. i might come to you with a 98 eventually. >> i would love it. liz: raymond james just reported earnings. they did mess on the topline, even though they have bigger revenues year-over-year. the stock is getting hit hard. we have a fox business exclusive with what is really going on behind the headline number. this ceo paul reilly of raymond james coming up next. ♪ @ ♪ >> reporter: i'm dennis kneale with your fox business brief. a mixed market on wall street. the dow, the only average to close and the red. blue chips finished 40 points lower at 14,576. on the upside, investors are feasting on cheesecake factory in after-hours trading. first quarter estimates beat by a nickel. revenue better than expecte

what i defined yesterday was that logistics problems may get in the way and interfere with medical surge planning as is outlined. putting resources where they are needed in a huge disaster may outstrip the ability of local authorities to do that because roads are out. the niche we have as the marine corps assets we have the ability to locate some of our resources like shock trauma platoons, that's what we do in combat and we have experience with that and that may be something that may be of benefit to this process. >> during the last panel, mr. cahen mentioned it's so important to understand the resources that his agency has versus the ones that the military has and he said at one point they started looking down in terms of typing, i have this, you have this, how are we going to respond and get the resources we need to deal with the incident. i'd like to hear from all of you what did you learn about what the other agencies' capabilities are and how did that open your eyes? >> yesterday we had a great opportunity to look at a variety of resources. in the midst of all the demonstrations th

i wasn't making the point that legal logistical political and diplomatic things had to come together in the first two years of the obama administration to be a smack down of the administration i was saying that to tom's point and i think each of our points that there is a matter you have to desegregate or separate the legal issues from the political issues but at the end of the day it takes political will not capital p. democrat republican small p political will to order the closure of guantanamo and remember president bush said near that in the last two years administration he wanted to move to close guantanamo and obama picked up on and signed that executive order so my point is simply there in that window he had to spend political small peak capital to get it done and it did just didn't happen for a variety of other reasons because he spends political capital elsewhere but you know i reviewed every single detainees file kuantan of them every single one when i was in the pentagon running detainees policy and you know as a former defense attorney and prosecutor i looked at those ver

unwitting accomplices, providing logistical support. those folks, if they are identified and charged, will be on a material supportive terrorism charge. but they were the nexus of this attack. and i won't even call it a cell. i think that's inaccurate. >> all right. thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> up next, charges against the surviving suspect just out this afternoon. pete williams joins us to break them down. trust in peace. [ male announcer ] what?! investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars in hidden fees on their 401(k)s?! go to e-trade and roll over your old 401(k)s to a new e-trade retirement account. none of them charge annual fees and all of them offer low cost investments. e-trade. less for us. more for you. >>> let's turn now for more on the charges filed this afternoon. pete william is back with us now. what do we know today? >> well, first of all the charges themselves. two bombing charges that could carry the death penalty. that's interesting in this case because as you know, the commonwealth of massachusetts doe

. >> well, i would say that logistically, it's a difficult thing to manage, but i would also add that these guys train for this full-time. they know how to protect the public. he is only one and doesn't care about anyone else. law enforcement has an extremely difficult challenge but they are up to it. >> we are showing video of officers going house to house in watertown. can you tell us what's happening as we go into the home, what they're doing and how they're questioning people. >> oh, sure. experience leads them to fully verbalize what they're doing, to assess the people that they're talking to. they're trying to read body signs and body language, i guess it could be that the homeowner doesn't know that the person is in their house or basement or shed. so they have about 15, 20, 30 things to think about while they're doing this. it's something that they're used to. >> difficult choices, i would think, given the fact that if indeed you have a homeowner that doesn't know they have a fugitive in their house, i cannot imagine the pressure that these officers and these military people a

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we had a little bit of a logistical change and my name is lee show and i am the co-founder of the sandy hook promise and a member of the executive committee and thank you mayor lee for taking the time out of your busy schedule to join us. and the mayor knows the primary responsible of the government is to keep the citizens safe and thank you all for being here. i would like to start with a little background on sandy hook, promise and who we are and what we are determined to do and why we are here today. to understand the devastation of december 14th, the shootings and origins of sandy hook promise, it is helpful to understand a little bit about newtown itself, it is a small town. it has an old fashioned sense of community. people live in newtown, because it is a great place to raise a family. that is why we moved there. both of my kids went to sandy hook elementary. my wife is a 6th grade teacher in town, two of the students killed that day lived in my small neighborhood. the gunman and his mother lived a street over from us. one of these precious children killed hawkly whose mother is

department on many occasions and we've talked about actual erection of the structure as well as the logistics including sound, alcohol licensing, hour of operations, security plan, traffic control and generally quality of life issues that are refltd -- relevant to the neighborhood. with that said, the san francisco police department can committed to facilitating and executing conditions or modification that resolve from their agreement between the community as well as live nation. >> thank you. any questions? >> okay. i suppose we have some public comment coming. if you lineup on this side of the room, just come up to the podium and you will be followed by the next speaker. >> good evening. i represent a group i submitted a letter to you on wednesday. i will give you an additional copy of it. i have a new letter today. i have 6 copies of it which attaches a study by acoustic engineer which goes to the point in my may 27th letter that under -- the eir was certified in january of 2012, not in march. so the board of supervisors did not approve something from a sequel standpoint from march 2012 t

the logistics will be did send to the commissioner to share with you. the best day to go is thursday on the april 18 because that's their graduation and i'm sure the chief is always there company congratulate them. cit has been our way of partnering with the mental health community because this issue is not just a police department, it's a community issue and trying to make it they are accessible as possible so when there is that communication, that follow up and increases in speed when that happens. i know there is a lot of work to be done there but that's a good place to present it at that intersection at that partnership. so perhaps when she presents, we should also again get an update. i know it's commander who was supervising that work. >> are we seeing people with more mental health issues because of prison realignment and are people just dumping them here. what are mental health professionals doing. i saw the same person a year ago laying in the middle lan of traffic on bush street wrapped in a towel and as i went back around the block the chief

the first job, training new recruits to the army who will provide logistical support for combat units. they will teach them how to build roads, bridges, and barracks. the german defense minister outlined their mission on a recent visit to mali. >> things will only go well here if the molly forces take over responsibility for security themselves. we will provide training support so this happens. >> the german bundestag has a brief to help finish the mission that the french began. >> here is an environmental story attracting attention all over the world. the threat of the extension of the is in europe has reached such a dangerous level that the eu has moved to take action. >> part of what is believed to be responsible as a class of pesticides widely used across europe thought that it is killing the bees. they have banned them on a trial basis. farmers say will make doing business much more expensive, but the environmentalists say the alternative is even worse. >> it has become all too familiar sight for beekeepers in recent years. these are crucial pollinators. without them, there would