marine corps. he was determined to get rid of them. he said navy folks can do this just as well as marines and can be a lot less irritating. he said we can do landing parties of sailors to replace the marines and increase our own strength and funding. the admirals went to teddy roosevelt. they agreed with him. he said all the navy stuff, it does not include the marine corps in his vision. just before he left, he had a presidential declaration that they were going to bring marines off of the battleships. then he exited stage left and left it for taft to figure out. some admirals support the marines, some don't. it is one of the many times that one service or the other tries to eradicate the marines. we are paranoid, but we have reasons to be paranoid. this almost happened. there might not have been a marine corps to go to war. they would have been guarding our navy ports, yards, basically being cops. it was defeated because the american public rose up and one of the marine's fathers was a -- the head of a committee and basically brought

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marine corps. and he was determined to get rid of them. he said, navy folks can do this just as well as marines, and they can be a lot less irritating. and we can do landing parties of sailors and replace those marines and increase our own strength and our funding. guess what? we'll get all the marine corps dough. so the admiral went to teddy roosevelt and he agreed with him. remember all the white navy stuff that doesn't include the marine corps in his vision. so just before he left, the break between him and taft, just before he left, he had a presidential declaration to bring marines off the battleship and he exited stage left. left it for taft to figure out. there was a huge controversy. some admirals support the marines, some don't. but it is one of the many times that one service or the other tries to eradicate marines. and believe me, we are paranoid when we have reason to be paranoid. so it's almost happened -- there may not have been a marine corps to go if they pulled the marines off. based on guarding the navy, the navy ports, na

them. we no longer go against that. so the marines still have their mission of going ashore from the ships, but the point is that the army brigade comes in to replace them, the navy and marines that are ashore, xhacommanded by they that you've already heard his name, funston. and the marines are supposed to go back aboard board the ships. and he says to the admiral, i really want to stay and be part of this occupation. i want to go alongside the army. and the admiral says, are you sure? be careful what you ask for. he said yeah, i want to go. so they let the marines stay ashore to become part of the army brigade under funston. so funston is a guy that could work with both marines and army. he was not opposed to them. i appreciate the reinforcements. so they remain in vera cruz. so you start to see what's going to happen in 1917 and '18 when the marines go over, become part of the army division, the second division. lejeune is already seeing this thing out there. okay. and then to france in 1917. unfortunately, funston dies of disease

marines and army. he was not opposed to them. i appreciate the reinforcements. and they remain in vera cruz some you start to see what is going to happen in 1917 and 18 when the marines go over to become part of the army division, the second division. lejeune is already seeing this thing out there. okay. so then to france in 1917. unfortunately, funston dies a disease and pershing is the one that goes over to take the 14th marines and takes command. he does not want any marines in france. adamantly no marines in france. why? what does he got against the marine corps? he's saying, this is the army's mission. it is not the marine corps mission. this is the army's mission. and you get all the credit anyway, so just go do your thing, we do our thing. so the marines do not take that likely. he takes the fifth regiment to get to france. the fifth regiment goes to get aboard the transports and the army says, we can't transport you, we're full. and the navy says, don't worry about it, we'll take you over on our ships. so the fifth marines actually get there amongst with

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. >>> two firefighters were killed fighting the fire and two marin firefighters are hurt. we're learning more about them. live in marin city, carlos. >> reporter: all three men are recovering from those injuries. two of them are still in shasta county tonight waiting to come home. the other is already here resting. scott pederson, tyler barnes and brian cardoza, these are the three firefighters fighting the fire who were burned in shasta county. they took these images before getting in their fire engine. >> the main fire front approached them and faced a sudden heat block of vegetation. >> reporter: these two were released last night. and cardoza was seen for second degree burns to his face. we made contact with brian now resting at his home in sonoma county. his girlfriend tells us he's in good spirits. this fire season not halfway over already exhausting the fire crews. >> coming right back into the fire season this year we haven't had the opportunity to get a break from fire season. >> reporter: this picture of a handful of fatigued firefighters catching rest after saving homes highlights the challen

marine corps. he was determined to get rid of them. he said the navy folks can do this just as well as the marine, and they can do it without being as irritating. [ captioners transitioning ] put up naval weapons and -- but you can do it. locally, we took command of it and he went down there and succeeded in the exercises. -- [inaudible] . the marines, luckily, they know to get approved. a lot of other reporters, the reason, the one thing that we can do, -- [inaudible] clear past [inaudible] be careful what you ask for. he is part of the army for days. i appreciate the reinforcements and so they remained and you start to see what is going to happen when the marine corps is part [inaudible] unfortunately, they encouraged the marines and the command. one thing that he doesn't want, [inaudible] why? [inaudible]. he will get all of the credit anyway. go do your thing and i will do my thing. we can't get up and take the presidential declaration like president wilson and -- up to john bolton, they translate [inaudible] personally, they are ha

marines. when you talk to them, this is a huge sculpture, over 70 feet. >> it's almost overwhelming. veterans themselves come here to pay respect to their fallen marines, to follow another servicemembers, but also because it represents the honor, commitment to encourage those marines have shown. >> just to wrap it up, obviously we're approaching independent day. huge holiday for you. 1.5 million visitors to this site a year. probably a lot over this weekend. what is your wish for people when they come here and do this memorial? >> this is a fantastic place to watch the fireworks editor position behind the memorial is fireworks go up creating this beautiful silhouette. i hope people have a safe, memorable fourth of july weekend. >> leland, i think you get a sense standing next to the sculpture there just how all-encompassing it is good is huge, over 80 feet tall. it is a huge sculpture. they have a flag that flies 24 hours a day. so what were they sort of takes the wind when you run location and we talked to some of the families who made a point to be here. it also gives you a good vie

them. a marine archaeologist at the university of montana is trying to preserve the ruins here he's photographing some of them. gambon converts the photos to three d. animated images. this is what the temples might have looked like. but he says he's running out of time to complete his work. but. what's incredible is that the rate of erosion has been much faster over the past seventy years than it has been in the past four thousand five hundred years and that is not just because that been uncovered but because you have aspects such as acid the rain lucian carbon monoxide and so on but actually accelerate so it's not just the period of time since there have been uncovered but since we've got all these more than paula newton's this is really accelerating the rate fell for ocean. this is the house our team temple complex on the main island it's a major tourist attraction. the canopy is designed to protect the site from the elements and slow the process of erosion. you know all these temples are a thousand years older than stonehenge which for a country that's a colony of britain this becomes a. big t

them. even marine le pen says we are staying in the eu, in other ways, and the italians are talking about leavingthe table politically. european unity in the face of what they consider to be inefficient and not intelligent operations by uk pence to make britain look more irrelevant. for such a long time, britain has moved, you still hear the same cake and eat it for two years. when you're on the continent, you have a feeling that the europeans have already moved beyond. if you talk about a second referendum, they will say, no, we're not having that, they are going to leave. that is also a risk for the british government if they say, well, we may be what an extension and have logged in negotiations. but the europeans will say, what carp for another limbo? in fairness to theresa may, any prime minister would be trapped in this situation. the referendum was held and brexit one. but you do? you have a hung parliament, partly down to her for that early election. you have a divided party, and you have a series of obligations which are contradictory. the soft border in ireland, but not wanting to be par

marine life. and i mean my limiting of. them what they said were three brothers of my i'm the oldest. my father works in a marine biodiversity conservation and my mother is a homemaker. sharing life with my family and my parents going to school and surfing with them and. so when i'm out riding a big wave and go under i sometimes think i'll never find my way out that's really scary. you know a lot of. terrorism . hitman. all the violence robberies and murders. go. thought i'd like to become a doctor or a primary school teacher. i want to teach children and save lives. yes i think so because my grandparents told me that when they went to school it was very strict. teachers could beat them. and they told me their parents didn't have enough money to take really good care of them. that i live in this is. under the condition no basic income has become a hot topic around the world premise is simple every person regardless of their employment status should receive a basic and unconditional wage from the state. and they're already examples citizens of alaska receive annual payouts from a fund f

of staff for the second division, the french wanted to immediately commit the marine corps and army piecemeal, thrust them into the line. he insisted they be able to dig in behind the french in shallow wait.es and weight -- this potentially helped save the war because the marines and army were ready. if the german army advance over the wheatfields, the french were clearing -- fleeing. according to the marine corps' lore and other documents, lloyd williams was confronted with this dilemma, and he said we just got here. they began to fire with their rifles, accurate rifle fire. most marines were marksmen. they took down the germans. they stopped them and on june 6, the allies go on the attack. the french order them to push forward. it is janssens company, the 49th company which i followed through the entire war is advancing through the whitfield -- the wheatfield. hill against all odds. many of these men are killed as they cross the wheatfield. they take the hill, janssen survives. he is badly wounded but survives. he is able to disrupt the attack. these men fight. the 49th company fights through the entire

them. the governor declared a state of emergency and fire crews from marin county are on their which. after battling wildfires close to home. forecasts of hotter dry weather has the county fire firefighters bracing for a tough weekend. here who is an idea of how much land has been destroyed in napa appear yolo counties. the burn area stretches from the northern tip of san francisco to belmont on the peninsula. that's how big this is. flames have now charred 88,000 acres. that's 137 square miles. the county fire is now 33% contained, 3,400 firefighters are on the front lines. >>> a warning if you are headed to the beach today. the national weather service posted a beach hazard advisory for large waves, rip current, longshore current and sneaker waves. this runs through sunday.

spin els for marines and terminate. he checks them all and negotiates prices but only after we've turned off our camera. that much and it's harder now than ever some lines have been picked clean so we have to find new sites and the government always wants more money markets almost impossible to get obama out of the military. and on advanced truth about the mining business is more difficult now they're not static there are fewer stones used to be up to find them ten meters down now it's twenty one and you have to go further into the bush to make that happen as well now laughs still all three men hope that their children will still be able to make a living in the gem trade this time at least. this is the city's largest gemstone market just about everything that madagascar has to offer is on sale here. this year tina arrives at the market with the quartz crystal he was working on his family rents a small stone here tina is troubled by recent developments in madagascar as gemstone business. development has some new one on the flop and if

grass habitats like that in noise in the lagoon and the sea horses that live in them are under threat of extinction. or the marine scientists at the nih is not based on project their study and further education will lead to a more promising outcome working with an animal like this and having that apted love for animals like this enable she teach sprayed that love and make people aware of how important animals like this in a system. low class and hopes are ten years from now see horse conservation will be viewed as a success story. renewable energy as a source is gradually taking root in nigeria while the initial cost may have scared away some potential users those that have bought into the idea have had to do it on professional processes and i think you know this has also ruined that expectations but one man said if you want to make a difference sunnier well you would decide he was going to start up a training center that will be teaching nigerians how to install and maintain solar panels at no cost let's go and see what he and his team are doing to ensure that renewable energy takes greater in nigeria. how to pr

them. fire crews from marin county are headed there after battling fires close to home. redding and the fire area are full. firefighters believe their job may get harder battling the county fire as the weekend approaches and the forecast calls for hotter, dryer weather. this map gives you a comparison of how much area the county fire has burned near yolo and napa counties. on the left that is the fire area in red. that will cover from the northern tip of san francisco if it were here in the bay area all the way to belmont now on the peninsula. flames have now charred 88,000 acr acres or 137 square miles. it is 33% contained. 3,400 firefighters are on lines. >> a navy seal died in an overnight mission to save the boys who had been trapped in a cave almost two weeks now. he was trying to place oxygen cannisters inside the cave when he ran out of air. that driver had volunteered to help free the 12 boys and their coach who had been stuck. a doctor's report said at least two of the boys and their coach are now malnriedvind wsy way to reach them. heavy rains flooded the cave

marines, initially 3000 of them landing in southern vietnam. they are expecting action and what they get is young vietnamese women. you see that in that upper left-hand corner. then there is the bombing of the north. spring of 1965, the war effectively becomes americanized through the deployment of this first contingent of u.s. troops in the form of marines in the beginning of the bombing runs in vietnam. this is a cool picture. i got this from the vietnamese archives. the americans embalm in the -- the americans bombed and they defend the homeland. what do you notice about the picture? who is featured prominently? kids, right? when you try to understand why they win and the u.s. loses, specifically for the north vietnamese, this is a total war situation. for americans, vietnam is there only if you have to fight. for everyone else it is life as it was before. for the people of north vietnam , because of the state of war and because of the bombing, every man, woman and child starts contributing to the war effort in one way or another. so for a l

just flying over them in marine one as he lands at residence in central london.erected. >> protests expected to welcome him to scotland when he plays golf at turnberry. thank you, nic. >>> two countries watching president trump is germany and russia. germany learning what he meant when he said the meeting with vladimir putin could be easier with the american allies. let's bring in cnn's fred pleitgen live from moscow. fred. >> reporter: christine, angela merkel giving some push back to president trump. it really seems as though the nato summit is one that is defined by the rift with angela merkel and president trump. angela merkel saying she knows very well how difficult it can be because she grew up in a country that was essentially under the thumb of the soviet union. germany values its own independence it has now and economic policies. shooting back at the comment of the pipeline. america is not going to meddle in the trade policies of germany. angela merkel is trying to be constructive. she will have a meeting with president trump and that will go better. you

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both my sons are in the marine corps. i want themw jersey but it's so unaffordable now people are planning their exit. we got to change. we've got to see the light at the end of the tunnel and say we are going to have trenton and washington focus on making new jersey affordable again. >> martha: thank you very much. we will be watching. interesting to meet you. coming up next. >> i am not being alarmist, i am simply stating the facts. look around. strongman politics are assented. >> martha: so is that true? are those the facts? jonah goldberg says the rebirth of populism and nationalism is destroying american democracy. he's always so cheery and he joins me next. ♪ is the only complete multivitamin with antioxidants from one total serving of fruits and veggies try new one a day with nature's medley. is it to carry cargo... greatness of an suv? or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength... or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain... or breaking new ground? this is the time to get an exceptional offer on the mercedes o

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them inadvertently killed by man. >> this is a whale that washed up on shore. >> reporter: marine ecologist cotton rockwood says six the whales were struck by ships. >> comes the wrong direction toward them. that's a lot of force. >> reporter: it's an ongoing challenge as whales traverse along commercial shipping lanes. that's despite a move five years ago to relocate shipping lanes further from the whales' normal path. better, ng lanes were moved to but there's still significant overlap. >> why the sharp increase in ship strikes this year is a mystery. but based on his research, rockwood forecasts the deaths will only increase. >> our model is able to estimate that about 18 blue whales, 22 humpbacks and 43 fin whales are killed each year. >> reporter: a coalition of groups are work with the commercial shipping industry to slow ship speeds to 10 knotts in areas where whales migrate. >> we're hoping by decreasing the ship's speed, if a strike does occur, it's less likely to be lethal to the whale. >> reporter: right now speed reductions are voluntary. the sanctuary is offering awards and soon cash incentives to enco

this was called the marine raider memorial march and it honored the marines who died symbolizing bringing them were unable to make in the march was just completed this friday. >> that's impressive and very important. >> here that millennials? real americans right there. >> emily is one more thing was the best one. >> set your dvrs, never miss an episode of "the five." he's a triple threat. calm, cool, handsome, and his name is bret. hello, bret! >> bret: hello, greg. i hear you were going to be down here. >> i'm coming down tomorrow, i'm going to be on your show, be nice to me. >> bret: will see. president trump will not sit down and answer questions from the special counsel. if he doesn't get border funding he says he's willing to shut the government down and only here, the one on one with italy's prime minister. this is "special report." ♪ good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. president trump is doing plenty of tweeting about the ongoing special counsel investigation, but he has apparently not in the talkative mood either to the media or robert mueller. the subject did not com

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jon: right, he and the first lady again coming off marine one helicopter that picked them up at his bedminster golf resort in new jersey. he is now heading to air force one, and he will make the flight back to washington. go ahead, neil. >> well, i think that what we're going to see with the carter page release and sort of this verifies what the fbi thought. now, whether you're someone who thinks that this was the basis for the warrant was appropriate or not, the fbi clearly thought that there was some -- something that mr. page was up to that may have been criminal in nature, and it's also worth noting that there were four republican appointed federal judges who were on the fisa court who signed off on the warrant. jon: right. >> so this is -- this sort of theory that there's some sort of partisan deep state sort of grand conspiracy probably should be diminished by the thought that there were all republican judges involved. jon: but it is also stuff that was available to the highest levels of the obama administration, was it not? isn't this some of the material that susan rice was asking to b

marine union card replacement was denied back in sixty three was due is politics and the f.b.i. files show that on july eleventh one thousand sixty three sixty three the f.b.i. had reviewed them rocks albums and saw that the cover of one of his albums reflected the bottom rung been wrong in the past had been a merchant seaman merchant marine the f.b.i. contacted the coast guards intelligence division and then contacted the offices of jed hoover who told them that ben rocca been seen entering the socialist workers party headquarters how dare that evil man. gave up and that was what made him focus full time on folk music so essentially them not letting him continue being an emergency like l. obey did his not right when i answer the question he finally gave up because he's like look my politics are probably going to keep me out of having this job so i'll be if i mean that's what really made him focus on that iraq what's really interesting is that it just it ended up making him focus more and. i want to say eliza waltz who was his biographer at the time he was dying he died of cancer in two thousand and two and i sort of put the rest of us together had told truthout who published

says about it all we will deliver justice to the masses regardless of them being a hindu or christian a sikh regardless of the marine corps or from different provinces or from coffee to stock supérieure or somebody who you know of his closest rival is shahbaz sharif brother of the ousted former prime minister no of us are if currently in jail on corruption charges. but in the head to head race between khan and sharif this man could prove to be kingmaker below why but it's a diary of the left leaning pakistan people's party a son of slain prime minister benazir bhutto he is looking to revive the fortune of his party. some observers have called this election the dirtiest in recent memory but for ordinary people on the street their hopes are far more grounded. in the country is economically weak at the moment it is standing at the verge of bankruptcy one thing is sure that whichever government comes it will be faced with challenges but we hope whatever government comes it will recover pakistan from a fall. joining me now is the chorus one and only conrad from the pakistani capital islamabad not only we've seen that des

very liberal, in up stake ne state new york, he d 5 siblings, i think. 4 of them were extremely liberal, the fifth was a ex-marine who was an evangelicals. guess who showed up to help her? only one. and that was very important to her. and so my criteria for what matters as a choi core value, ae when you are in a hospital bed getting chemo therapy, you do not ask party registration of the person standing next to you. if you do, you are crazy. >> are you saying that dr. safer that politics is not necessarily a binding marital force. >> i think it can be. or i think that there are other things that are more important. it can be a divisive marital force, my favorite story, a couple, i did 50 interviews for this book. brothers, sisters, and parents and children. you don't want to know about father who unfriended his son. i have stories that could really, yes. that is the look you should be giving me. one of them, and they gave my a review, any you you embroiled in generous, one couple. they were both professionals, very well off, very smart, they came from out of town for this talk with me. >> about the book. >> yes.

the marine division has around 3600 employees, most of them based in scandinavia boeing has agreed aness. the joint venture will give boeing a significant stake in the market for smaller passenger planes. rival airbus recently took control of the regionaljet business of canada‘s bombardier. so with trade tariffs due to kick in today — one might expect to see quite a bit of anxiety on the markets. but seemingly not! tokyo‘s benchmark nikkei index snapped a four—day losing streak on friday, tracking gains on wall street led by optimism on trade talks between the us and the european union. however, asian stocks as a whole did wobble about as investors still fear things could escalate into a full—blown trade war between the world‘s two largest economies. in china, the shanghai composite index jumped in late trade on friday, reversing earlier losses, but the yuan remains weaker against the dollar, though it‘s kept some distance from its ii—momth lows touched earlier this week. the green back is little changed against the yen. here in europe, markets are takiung their queue are takiung the