on behalf of the commandant of the marine corps and the united states marine corps, thank you very much for the example. you exemplify the best in the american spirit and the united states marine corps. we will never forget you. semper fidelis. [applause] >> thank you, general. it is an honor to introduce admiral ferguson, vice chief of operations. [applause] >> good morning. i would like to welcome our distinguished guests and member of the diplomatic corps, flag and general officers, veterans, and all of you for joining us today. i want to take particular mention of our midway veterans, smaller in number than last year, but with us. we are so honored you could join us. i would like to ask those younger sailors if you get a chance to come up and talk to our veterans after the ceremony. with us, we have a naval aviator with over 100 hours in the air during the battle of midway. a submariner on the nautilus with 14 combat patrols. a young sailor from the hornet -- [siren in the distance] -- from the doolittle raid all the way through the battle of midway to the hornet's final sinking. th

our price is lower than marin. more like in the 10 and a half to 11 range to see what's out there and what people can do. we do have a power contract with consolation energy. they were bidder out of our process. the energy we purchase from them drops down and we substitute that with other power contracts. i mentioned the power con track for cal pine, the ten megawatts growing to 18 megawatts over the next couple of years. we're expecting our 100 percent green program to grow and lead this 18 megawatts. we entered into a contract for 38 megawatts of power and that's in the central valley. that has been introduced into its 20 year fixed contract. we open proposals just a couple of weeks ago for 30 megawatts. we got very good results. we expect to are contracts by the end of this year and construction by the end of 2016. excuse me. and finally we've been working on a project of up to 20 megawatts at our local airport which is in environmental review. that's the end of my presentation. everybody has a website. lots of

marine one. is he no different than the marine that held the umbrella over his head when it was raining outside. and there is no doubt in my mind that tahmooressi would take a bullet for president obama, any of his marines would, you know. we got his back. we go to the plate every single day and you know, it would be nice if he could just get off the bench and get in the game on this topic. we have his back. we have made that clear. you know, by everything we do as marines day in and day out. i would just like to hear from him at least a little concern, you know. we're his marines. tahmooressi is his marine that's getting beaten and is not -- last time i talked to him, greta. is he getting fed sugar water and bread for dinner. this is a big deal. i would never let one of my marines get treated as if they are in a p.o.w. camp on a nation that's supposed to be our ally. >> sergeant tahmooressi suffers from ptsd. when you have any sort of contact with him. is it -- does it manifest itself in any way

marine will get the highest honor. corporal kyle carpenter took a blow from a grenade to protect a fellow marine. >>> fox news alert, we're getting ready for the medal of honor ceremony with the president of the united states and corporal kyle carpenter. we'll go out to james rosen because there's big news happening on capitol hill. who will take the job of eric cantor stepping down at the end of july? after his shocking primary loss earlier this month, closed door meeting going on right now. gop holding leadership elections. who will it be? kevin mccarthy? somebody else? chief washington correspondent james rosen live for us in washington. you have glass up to the door to hear what's going on in there? >> i have my finger on the pulse of these events. few observers two weeks ago would have even dreamed these leadership races would be happening at all. running for house majority leader, the number two republican post, are kevin mccarthy of california who presently occupancy the number three position of majority whip an

the down side, as far as we know, if we join with marin, we're with them for life. it's a marriage that's permanent. we're going to have limited control and we're going to be along the ride for them and that's something we need to hear from you. if you want to design your own program that's going to have a more aggressive job as a program or a more aggressive energy mix, we may not have that if we join marin. so i think that's what we're hoping to get some indication on that and it's good to hear from them. if that's not acceptable, then we have capable staff who can learn from what marin has done and they can design their own program. we heard from you and from the mayor that local jobs are paramount and we can go a long way with the considerable resources you have for a build out to accelerate that. that's acceptable to supervisor avalos. we can't afford to wait any longer. we

the labor component, i don't see that sonoma or marin has the same labor component. i just haven't seen it. maybe it's there, but that is one of the heads. and i don't know that we were ever successful with the san francisco labor council. this is not just the ibw but the entire labor community and once they have an opportunity to see this new information, once it's all kind of straightened out for us. they will weigh in. you know? and i will be eager to see that. >> i'm still unclear what the end goal is? is the end goal to reverse what we voted to do last year? >> it's done; right? >> i'm sorry? >> that is done. >> that is done. so i think what i'm asking for is due diligence from staff from me as a commissioner because i have never been briefed on the wiener legislation and didn't know about 2145 and should have known about it, but now i do and i'm dr. ed because i know the author and would like to find out his intentions and a few other factors in terms of are we really beating pg&e orb $0.70 as it is in marin? i don't want to close the door, but to make sure whe

the united states marine corps. for conspicuous gallantry, at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty, while serving as an automatic rifleman, with company f, second battalion, 9th marines, regimental compound team one, first division forward, first marine forward. in support of operation enduring freedom, on 21 november, 2010. lance corporal carpenter was a member of a platoon coalition force, comprised of two marine rifle squads, partners with a national army squad. the platoon that established patrol base two days earlier in a small village, in order to disrupt enemy activity and provide security for the local afghan population. lance corporate carpenter, and a fellow marine, were manning a roof top position on the perimeter patrol base dakota, when the enemy initiate add daylight attack with hand grenades one of which landed inside their position. without hesitation, and with complete disregard for his own safety, lance corporal carpenter moved towards the grenade, in an attempt to shield his fell

to protect a fellow marine.at grenade exploded, kyle carpenter's body took the brunt of the blast. his injuries were called catastrophic. it seemed as if he was going to die. while being treated, he went into cardiac arrest and three times he flat lined. three times doctors brought him back. along with his parents, would call kyle's survival our miracle, we thank god they did. because with that singular act of courage, kyle, you not only saved your brother in arms, you displayed a heroism in the blink of an eye that will inspire for generations. valor worthy of our nation's highest military decoration, the medal of honor. now kyle and i have actually met before during his long recovery at walter reed. he and some of our other wounded warriors came to the white house to celebrate the world series champion st. louis carpalskarnl. some of you may be aware, i am a white sox fan. kyle likes the braves. so it was a tough day for both of us. but after the ceremony, michelle and i had the chance to meet kyle. and at the

. >> they've been approached -- they've been working with marin on expansion. >> what about almeda county? they have designated $3 million in their budget to study cca. i've been having conversations and e-mail exchanges with them for the last couple of months, as i'm sure marin as well. >> there's already a conversion call lean. >> give me the acronym. >> local energy aggregation network. >> the director is a former board member of marin energy. >> they promotes -- >> that sounds like a trade organization. i was talking about pulling resources to maybe perhaps provide cheaper energy to its residents. >> there's always that possibility. i understand some legislation is being worked out at the state senate that will preclude some of that from happening. more along the lines of counties working together but not beyond that. >> do you recall the legislation sponsoring? >> that's bradford. there's an organization called the north coast power authorization that the districts belong to and they act as a clearing house that they sell to their members. >> thank you. >> vice president caen. >> i u

a fellow marine. today he was awarded the congressional medal of honor at a white house ceremony. after the ceremony corporal carpenter talked to reporters in the white house briefing room. this is 25 minutes. ♪ ♪ see ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama accompanied by medal of honor recipient corporal william kyle carpenter. ♪ ♪ ♪ see if you would please pray with me. almighty god we posit the beginning of this historic event to ask for your presence in this place. i love your spirit to move among all of us gathered here that as we give honor to one who demonstrated the virtues upon which this nation was founded, we would be reminded again of your grace that has allowed this country's freedoms that so many like corporal kyle carpenter have sacrificed to defend. god we would ask that you hear our gratitude for molding corporal carpenter's character to the love of his gracious family and the support of his countless friends and mentors. no of our deep apprecia

to protect a fellow marine.de exploded, kyle carpenter's body took the brunt of the blast. his injuries were called catastroph catastrophic. it seemed as if he was going to die. while being treated he went in the cardiac arrest and three times he plat-lined. -- flee -- lined. three times doctors brought him back. along with his parents p. kyle's survival is a miracle, we thank god they did. because with that singular act of courage, kyle, you not only saved your brother in arms, you displayed a heroism in the blink of an eye that will inspire for generations. worthy of our nation's highest military decoration, the medal of honor. kyle and i have actually met before during his long recovery at walter reed. he and some of our other wounded warriors came to the white house to celebrate the world series champion st. louis cardinals. some of you may be aware i am a white sox fan. kyle likes the braves. so it was a tough day for both of us. but after the ceremony, michelle and i had the chance to meet kyle and at the

in particular, marine reserves that are close to fishing and marine resources.reserve that had been protected for a few years. all the fish, i still remember that first dive, all the large fish that were absent from the ocean of my childhood were right there in this reserve, like this big grouper. i had a friend who became efficient -- who became a fisherman. he told me he could not be a for then if it were not reserve. he said many of the fish spilled over and had to apply for local fisheries around. other people i know developed thriving ecotourism businesses, creating hundreds of jobs and bringing 20 times more income than fishing to the local economy. you haveat many of experienced personally the benefits of marine reserves -- preserves that are well-managed. is seen as acean bank account where everybody withdraws but nobody makes a deposit. in ring research, our savings accounts with a principles set aside that produces interest it we can enjoy. protecting the special resources is not a technical problem after all. the science is clear and so are the econom

one,ental combat team first marine division forward, first marine expeditionary force afghanistan inport of operation enduring freedom on 21 november, 2000 10. lance corporal carpenter was a member of a platoon size: listen force comprised of two reinforced marine wife. partnered with an afghan national army squad. the platoon had established a base two days earlier in a small village in the district in order to disrupt enemy activity and provide security for the local afghan population. lance corporal carpenter and a fellow marine were manning a position on the parameter of patrol base dakota when the enemy initiated a daylight attack with hand grenades, one of which landed inside their sandbagged position. without hesitation and with complete disregard for his own safety, lance corporal carpenter moved toward the grenade in an attempt to shield his fellow marines from the deadly blast. when the grenade detonated, his body absorbed the brunt of the blast, severely wounding him, but saving the life of his fellow marines. why is undaunted courage, old fighting spirit, and unwavering d

was he signed up to go to the marine corps, a young marine in combat who saved his fellow marines just begun a grenade. i -- he completed his freshman year at the university of south carolina at 24-years old. he is an american hero. he could be any one of our children or grandchildren. what makes this country great is that we have people like kyle carpenter that step up when asked and to more than we could never ask of them. our service members served as sacrificed overseas so that we could be safe at home. we cannot in good faith let the administration dishonor their efforts with a misguided policy. the continued drawdown of u.s. and coalition forces in afghanistan will provide al qaeda, the taliban, and the network with a safe haven to train the operatives and plot further attacks against the united states of america and their allies. contrary to the campaign statement of the president and vice president, al qaeda is not on the run, and i urge this administration to avoid further actions that may endanger our nation. mr. president, i yield the floor to center in off. >> the senator f

the marines of the vfw are hosting the golf outing for the 6th year. matt crawford survived the explosion and keeps this going for the memory of his friends. >> last year we donated to a house down in the villas that caught fire and two years ago we donate to do a soldier who was paralyzed who was killed in a humvee. we span back to any veteran in korean war, doesn't matter, if you're a vet you can get help. >>> golfers are starting to wrap up. last career they raised $25,000. this year they are confident that they will surpass that because they have 30 to 50 goalers who came to the event. -- golfers, who came to the event. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> if you're looking to take a break from the heat for a freshing treat head to delaware they are offering their best scoops at the old fashion ice cream festival at rockwood park on the 4600 block of washington street and he thinks. it features vendors and wide variety of food. >>> franklin institute is home to the largest variety of exhibits in the country. >> reporter: the franklin institu

one of my great heroes in the marine corps was general bob berra commandant of the marine corps from 79-83. remember meeting with him when he first became, not. the marine corps had a huge recruiting pride in terms of quality, as do all the services in that post it on time. and he just made a simple statement. a tremendous invented it. one of the great leaders that i have ever seen. you have a problem. you put a good leader on the problem. and going to put my good leaders on the problem and fix the problem, and that is what you did. turn around the challenge. and that is what needs to happen we know the demographics. we can anticipate what this workload is going to be. we had to put -- i found a way to put people on the problem would consult with. >> when you are growing up as a military brat you were put in a lot of different places. you can see segregation and racial problems, how they were interpreted in different parts of the country. as a military brat, did you get involved at all in these issues? how did you get involved? would you have done it differently today? >> growing up

the experiences this two ccaa, marine clean energy and clean power. and then talk a little bit about our next steps for consideration. the last time i spoke before you, our focus was on the financial stability of the power enterprise. we had a two year balance -- we have currently a two year budget moving its way through the legislative process. and a financial plan that improves that stability. it includes reserving funds to meet the clean power sf needs under a model that does not rely on the sinna contract. and it includes $4 million for clean power sf and for our go solar sf program. we have some financial stabilities to do. we have made some modest changes on increasing our rates and identifying new revenue sources and introducing our projected cost. we have been on pause in the clean power sf program. for members of the listening communities, what is clean power sf? what am i talking about. this program was adopted by the board of supervisors in 2004. it would allow us to under state legislation be the server of power on behalf of san franciscan

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marine's new lawyer in mexico. he. fired his original lawyer shortly before growing cause of the marine to be set free. a petition asking president obama to demand sergeant tahmooressi's release topping 100,000 signatures. that's in large part thanks to our "on the record" viewers. matt sammon meeting with hematocrit him in a mexican prison. good evening, sir. good evening, how are you? >> very well. how much time did you have with sergeant tahmooressi over the weekend? >> about 45 minutes. >> and what was his condition? >> he was in good condition. i think his spirits were pretty good. he looked good to me. he was an incredibly courageous and polite and wonderful young man. i was taken back with his demeanor. i have a son about the same age and he reminded me a lot of my son. just a great guy. >> does he have -- is there anything you can do to help get him out? >> well, that's what i'm trying to do. i was holding my breath for the obama administration to stand up and do something. and with the absence of them doing so

believe you me, marines are going to do drugs. they're going to do it. >> because i was in the navy for ten years and christian carney was a marine, we did have an initial bond, and it did honestly rub me the wrong way because i feel like when you take an oath of honor and courage and commitment, you need to stand behind the code of the united states marine corps. and to see him justifying his actions as far as the drug use and the drug dealing, it did bother me. it did bother me. >> in our final interview with carney who served seven months in iraq and was awarded a good conduct medal, he once again smoke more like a marine than a convicted drug dealer and murder suspect. >> since i've been in jail i've been reduced to living out of a paper bag, i've recognized my potential. this has enabled me to recognize my potential. and i believe that sometimes in order to come up strong, you have to be put down as far as you can go. you have to be pushed to the absolute limit that you can be pushed, and to see if that's going to destroy you

, regimental combat team one, first marine division forward, first marine expeditionary force forward helmand province, afghanistan, in support of operation enduring freedom on 21 november 2010. lance corporal carpenter was a member of a platoon size coalition force comprised of two reinfors -- reinforced marine rifle squads, partnered with an afghan national army squad. the platoon established control base dakota in a small village in the marsh district to disrupt enemy activity and provide security for the local afghan population. lance corporal carpenter and a fellow marine were manning a rooftop security position on the perimeter of patrol base dakota when the enemy initiated a daylight attack with hand grenades, one of which landed inside their sandbag position. without hesitation, and with complete disregard for his own safety, lance corporal carpenter moved towards the grenade in an attempt to shield his fellow marine from the deadly blast. when the grenade detonated his body absorbed the brunt of the blast severely wounded him but saving the life of his fellow marine. by his u

we can create, as the secretary said, more marine protected areas, in particular closed fishing and marinediterranean coast of spain . i dive in a marine reserve that had been protected for a few years. all of the fish -- i still remember. all of the large fish that were absent from the ocean of my childhood or write there. i met a friend of mine who became a fisherman. he told me that he would not be a fisherman if it were not for the reserve. inside the reserve there were so many fish that many of them spilled over and had to replenish the local fisheries around. other people developed a thriving peak of tourism businesses creating hundreds of jobs and bringing 20 times more income than fishing to the local economy. i know that many of you have similar stories, experienced personally the benefits of marine reserves that are well-managed. most of the ocean acts as a bank account where everyone withdrawals but no one makes of deposit. marine reserves are savings accounts with the principles set aside that produces interest that we can enjoy. protecting these precious resources is not a tec

the water off of california's coast is home to a spectacular number of marine animals including whales, otters sharks and all of them are now facing potentially grave dangers largely because of human activity. one of the most serious threats is plastic pollution. >> reporter: our plant is made up mostly of ocean and humans have developed a strange relationship with the sea. we seem to appreciate its beauty but treat it like a huge garbage dump. it's becoming more obvious every time you take a walk. >> every time i see plastic bags, alcohol bottles, and just a lot of food trash. >> reporter: disposable plastic products are part of our lives. but petroleum based plastic was designed to last virtually forever. so every single piece of plastic ever made is still around most of it in the ocean. out of sight, out of mind, never gone. >> we live and die by the ocean. the ocean is in trouble, we are in trouble. whether we live in illinois or bay area california we live and die by the ocean. >> reporter: wallis jay nicoles is a scientist and a researchers at the academy of sciences in san franc

it's outrageous and on seen that nothing is being done for this proud marine. >> the marine going onhe record with this personal plea. >> get me out of here. >> all of this after taking a wrong turn and accidently bringing guns into mexico. >> your intuition is you take your first left. the problem is you take your first left and the first left is into mexico. >> his freedom may be farther away from ever. he fired his second attorney just weeks after firing first attorney. no doubt delay his release to freedom. >> it's time for somebody to step in and do something. >> sergeant be a drew bartholomew served with sergeant tahmooressi in afghanistan. he joins us now. good evening, sir. >> thank you, greta. thank you for having me back. >> i understand you have new information about the fact that this second lawyer has now been fired? >> >> greta. i do. i actually got off the phone with mrs. tahmooressi earlier today. she informed me that, yes, they did fire the second lawyer. they did so because there is apparently a disagreement in strategy with his new legal team. his new lawyer was ve

kyle carpenter risked his life to save a fellow marine. >> i know if you put a thousand marines in that situation, they would all do the exact s o civil war. >> reporter: the prospect of u.s. airstrikes remains real but will not be limited to iraq. sharyn, senior officials say if u.s. interests are threatened, u.s. military actions could target the same sunni insurgents now operating in nerighboring syria. >> alfonsi: cbs news correspondent clarissa ward is in baghdad tonight. clarissa, the president seemed to raise the question whether prime minister maliki can solve this crisis or not. what do people think there? >> reporter: well, sharyn, obviously, it depends who you talk to, but it has been striking to see a lot of top shiite politicians coming out of the woodwork and saying that maliki must go, that his policies are too sectarian, too divisive, that he has alienated the sunni people and pushed their leaders out of the government. there is a general consensus here in iraq that this country should remain unified, but really that can only happen if they can create a national unity go

the marine layer is shallow and it will be. we should get some sunshine along the coast in the north bay. we will call it partly sunny. 53 in the city. 54 in san carlos and half moon bay checking in at 52. the exploratorium camera, san francisco, it is clear. 55 by the delta. southwest wind up to 25 miles an hour. we looking at pretty much the same conditions as yesterday with 54 right now in livermore. emeryville starting out with partly cloudy conditions, low clouds, cooler at the coast. we will have warm conditions inland, low to mid-80s, coming out of the upper 80s. seasonal pattern continues into next week. we have the chance of sprinkles around here come wednesday night into thursday. the deep trough is going to drop down from the gulf of alaska but between now and then we are looking for high pressure off the coast allowing for a healthy sea breeze. temperatures will stay in check with the microclimate in full spring and no changes through wednesday. wednesday night through thursday things get interesting. this is where

and join marin and have marin do a study and that will cost like $400,000 and to join would be no additional cost for us. that is one direction. the other is a set up of programs like sonoma and what the mayor is interested if we were to join marin he was interested in a local job component. so we didn't really land on what approach to actually pursue, and so i think trying to formulate what a program will look like when we don't know if we are going to join their program or create one of our own, i think the supervise or wanted to have each option available depending on what we decide on. there is still challenges. the biggest challenge is the three headed monster out there trying to make a program that's affordable and because you still have the opt out where you want to minimize the consumers. two, on the mix. some folks feel that you don't want to do recs and then you have the local job component. i think that is going to be p balance act. and that is still a problem if we were to pursue because you have people that are committed if you sacrifice one of them, then it may have issues with

kyle carpenter risked his life to save a fellow marine. >> ien if you put a thousand marines in that situation, they would all do the exact same thing for me. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> alfonsi: good evening. scott is on assignment for "60 minutes." i'm sharyn alfonsi. u.s. military forces are going back to iraq two and a half years after president obama pulled the last troops out, he announced today he's sending as many as 300 special forces back in. the president said the u.s. will be prepared for what he called targeted military strikes, but he vowed u.s. troops are not going back into combat. the president said he is taking these actions in the interest of america's national security. we have a series of reports tonight, including our team in iraq, but first, major garrett at the white house. >> reporter: president obama described the special forces mission as limited, gain intelligence on the sunni insurgents and advise iraqi security forces defending baghdad. >> i think we always have to guard against mission creep. so let m

so i said i want to go to the marine corps. he said you were going to play football yesterday and i said i'm ready to go. he said have you really thought about this and i said yes in the hour drive there and back i'm ready to go. so in mustard in the marine corps june 18, 2006 which i will let you know it's a day that i will never forget. this is where i would spend my 18th birthday. my 19th birthday i was in sniper school i and 20th birthday i was in the hell week in announcing training in bridgeport california so i had a lot of good birthdays. but i shipped off to north carolina in the infantry training and after that i went to hawaii where i would be stationed for the next four years and this is where i also attended the sniper school so after attending sniper school i quickly shipped off to iraq. i didn't get to complete the tour because i was bit about my hand by eight spider and suffered nerve damage but i want to let everyone know the enemy will stop at nothing. the injury and their spiders to bite us. soap two years of

marines finally made it to the top and the first american flag was planted. it was a small flag, perhaps 2'3", they tied that to a water pipe. >> there was the first flag raising. >> reporter: joe rosenthal reached the top and witnessed the planting of a second flag. big enough for all the soldiers to see with the naked eye. rosenthal found himself at the right place at the right time and instantly took what is likely the most famous picture of world war ii. >> i had time only for that one quick shot. i just hoped and prayed that i got what i thought i saw in the finder. >> what he got was a photograph that seemed to convey a message to the rest of the country. these are the men that america sent to war and this is the job they're being asked to do. >> every time i see that same picture, i look at it, i see indeed a -- with guys falling around. with all the noise and the high pierced calls for the core men. >> reporter: marine commander hollis smith said the battle for was the hardest. another 18,000 were wounded. it took 36 days to secure. nemitz said that i

it was a southerly wind that brought in the deep marine layer. today's temperatures were about five to 20 degrees cooler. santa rosa, a 23-degree drop. it was pretty drastic as the air was transported in. tomorrow morning we will start off with spotty drizzle and gray skies for a good part of the bay area. you might need to give yourself more time for the morning commute due to damp roadways. low 50s to low 60s. don't forget a sweater or jacket. it will start off on the cool side and then staying cool in the afternoon and cloudy along the coast. low 60s there. 66 in oakland and 74 napa and santa rosa and 71 in fremont. antioch and livermore on the mild sunny side. today's temperature dropoff was the sharpest. the next couple days we drop uh few degrees. low 80s inland and upper 50s to low 60s coast. we will turn things around. it is just for all of the dads. this weekend we are expecting upper 80s for father's day weekend. low 60s coast. it should be nice looking weather for outdoor plans with dad. >> we expect this to be a big deal. >> i wouldn'

martha: a marine prepared to pay the ultimate price to save his fellow marines.himself on a live grenade. bill: twin tornado touching down within a mile of each other. and now today's recovery in our nation's heartland. >> i have never been through this before and i don't want to go through it again. i did a lot of praying back there in that little corner. the lowest price book any flight or hotel and if you find it for less, we'll match it and give you 50 dollars off your next trip expedia, find yours bill: the islamic terror group al-shabab claiming credit for two attacks near the somali-kenyan bored. 48 dead starting sunday lasting into monday morning. the terrorists facing little resistance from kenya's security forces. martha: nebraska's governor declaring a state of emergency after deadly twin tornado strike that area. look at this. two side by side funnel cloud, unprecedented. touching down a mile apart from each other. one hit the small northeastern town of pilger, a 5-year-old girl lost her life in this tornado that ripped through her town. 19 other peop