and in recognition of this, the secretary of the navy, ray mabus, the chief of naval operations, admiral jonathan greene a, implement a multifaceted approach to combat sexual assault am including comprehensive training and awareness that emphasizes active in both leadership and bystander intervention. when incident does occur, the navy is dedicated to ensuring that victims receive full spectrum and timely support to include medical treatment, counseling and legal assistance. and certainly meeting and listening to the members of the earlier panel who put a face and a voice to the impact of sexual violence underscores the importance of victim care. into the den, and consistent with the 2012 nba, the navy is hiring 56 civilian credentialed full-time sexual assault response coordinator's, and 66 full-time civilian credentialed victim advocates. they will augment the more than 3000 active duty command victim advocates and they will work with specially trained investigators and specially trained jag corps officers. the check or is intensely focused on upholding the special trust that his place

mabus and finished his homework and went to the house of representatives, etc.. so i wonder of the topic, if the sort of structural federalism versus the 1791 version ever arose in your conversations with the judge bork and what he may have observed on that to you. >> the topic came up often although i'm not comparing 1789 to 1791. what we actually have a the moment is the 1992 constitution. the was the day of the last amendment to the constitution. which was, by the way, the final ratification in 1992 of one of the 12 amendments of madison and the house proposed to the states in 1790. the major changes, huge changes in the leader parts, the adoption of the income tax fundamentally changed the role of the federal government in the state's and the federal government can generate so much revenue that it completely over the can do anything it wants. they used to be elected by state representatives and they are now elected by the people. that fundamentally changes the structure because congress no longer contains within it the formal representatives of the states as

i must begin by showing you that secretary mabus and general amos continue to make the elimination ofsexual assault a top priority in our department. within the marine corps our commandant is personally leading this fight. not just in words, but through action. in june 2012, issued a sexual assault prevention and response campaign plan. this plan is a blueprint for institutional and cultural change within our core consensus on a course to improve our ability to prevent and respond to sexual assault. in july 2012, our commandant directed every marine general officer to attend sexual assault prevention and response supposing. this training event included subject matter expert who spoke about prevention, the use of alcohol as a weapon, inadvertent victim blaming, and dispelling myths. our commandant also spent much of 2012 traveling around the world speaking to his leaders in a series of heritage breeds, making it clear that sexual assault would never be tolerated. as he recently stated, and i quote, we are determined to eradicate sexual assault in the marine corps. it's a personal thing

[applause] >>> next bald mabus and author of walking with washington takes us on a tour of several alexandria virginia location is important to george washington. >> i retired about 50 years ago and the alexandria was looking for somebody to develop a walking tour, so i agreed to undertake that project and i spend about two years researching the history and the cam up with 140. the walking tours george washington joined a 50 year relationship with alexandria. for the time alexander was founded in 1749 when he was 17 until he died and 99 at the age of 67. he participated in the political life of the city and he was a trustee of alexandria and was up fairfax county and represented alexandria in the house at the virginia legislature. she made sure but alexandria was included in colombia. alexandria is the largesse. this is george washington's home town. they include where george washington slept there and bind many times and this is the one george washington's favorite tavern. george washington did sleep here. john carlisle that is one of the founders and alexandria and his brother also is the f

prior to this exercise, navy secretary ray mabus said of the biodemonstration -- quote -- "the navy always led the nation in transforming the way we use energy not because it's popular, but because it makes us better war fighters." end quote. clearly continuing to support this type of investment will pay additional dividends that will help ensure the u.s. remains the world's preeminent military and technological power in the 21st century. however, there is another reason to oppose this amendment and support the military's ongoing efforts to improve its energy security. that reason is that it makes good long-run budgetary sense. fossil fuels are a finite resource that is priced on a global market. increasing, as i mentioned, this fuel is produced by nations with whom we don't see eye to eye. as global competition for fuel resources intensifies, it is vital that we reduce the amount necessary to power our military. not only does our reliance on fossil fuels constrain our assets and resources from an operational perspective, it also puts significant strains on already stretched budgets. for e