ship, i got to put marines on there, aviation on there and marine cargo on there. i've also got to have the service connecters. that's something that is in the supplemental. it's program, not a lot of money. but those connecters allow us to do the job and to go from over the horizon to put that force ashore, to exchange forces at the sea base so the connecters are something that probably would have to be grown. and certainly we would not get there if we don't fund the current program that we have. >> thank you, mr. chair. thank you for the witnesses. >> senator sullivan, please. >> thank you for your service and testimony. last year around this time we had done essentially what the joint chiefs had requested of the congress. our appropriations committee moved a defense prappropriation bill out. i think one senator on to the senate floor that summer. we moved to vote on it and unfortunately it was filibustered. we went to the usual playbook of an cr omnibus at the pend. a lot of us want to get the budget out on the floor, voted on. would that be your preferred cours

similarly, this budget request only supports a marine corps of 185,000 marines and 31 amphibious ship, despite a requirement for 194,000 marines and 38 amphibious ships. meanwhile, marine corps aviation is in crisis. fewer than half of marine f-18's are ready for combat. s a result, nondeemployed -- nondeployed are trained to respond in a crisis. the budget request will help the navy and marine corps to staunch the bleed bug we can and must do better than that we need to modernize our forces because our adversaries are not standing still. as chairman dunford testified on tuesday, the competitive advantage that the united states militarily has long enjoyed is eroding. in just a few year, if we do not change trajectory, we'll lose our qualitative and quantitative advantage. our navy and ha -- and marine core must be sufficiently sized and capable of projecting greater power over greater distances from the air, sea and beneath it. we need new concepts of operations and new programs that enable, in particular, the navy needs a carrier air wing with greater range and striking power, especi

marines from the second marine expedition force assisting afghan partners. u.s. which embarked coast guard law enforcement detachments seizing over 5,000 kilograms of contraband. the unss spearhead conducting civil military operations in gaud mall la, honduras and columbia. 100 marines in the air ground task force southern command uss and elements of the 24th again provided humanitarian assistance and disaster relief to the people of haiti after hurricane matthew. sailer and marines participate in the baltic sea region. on the other side of the world the largest international marry thyme exercise brought together 26 nations including china along with 40 ships and submarines over 200 aircraft and 25,000 personnel. a u.s.-led naval training maneuver near the gulf of guinea navy's pr five african countries tracked the hijacked tankers through their waters and successfully freed the vessel and rescued the hostages. horn of africa, u.s. naval forces command, operates the united states sole forward operating base on that continent. earlier this year, the marine corp.'s

meanwhile, marine corps aviation is in a crisis, fewer than half of marines are ready for combat. as a result, not deployed marine aviation squads are short of the number of aircraft used to tra train, and respond in a crisis. the budget request will help the navy and marine corps to but we can and must do better than that. we need to expand and modernize our maritime forces because our adversary are not standing still. indeed, as chairman testified on tuesday the competitive advantage that the united states militarily has long enjoyed is eroding. in just a few years, if we do not change trajectory, we lose our qualitative and quantitative advantage. our navy and marine corps must be sufficiently sized and capable of projecting greater power over greater distance from the air, sea and many set. we needed new concepts of operation, new programs that enable, particularly, the navy needs a carrier air wing with greater range and striking power, especially through unmanned platforms. i continue to urge the department of navy to examine how smaller aircraft carriers could improve curre

or marine corps. and will provide our forces with the a symmetrical advantage. extended deployments and reserved mobilizations, today's force is the most pie-performing in history. and it is our responsibility to provide incentives to attract and ensure all who are qualified to serve. this remains a top priority for the department. our priority in this year's budget request is to rebuild the readiness and lay the foundation for future growth in terms of numbers of ships and aircraft in advanced capability of the force. to support these objectives, with ewill need to make certain reforms to the way we do business to ensure we are being the best doers possible with the taxpayers' funds. however, we need your support in breaking the continuous resolutions and providing the o outcrea outcreased budget control act. we know as the bca or the military's ability to provide for the nation's defense will decline by every dimension you choose to measure. i want to thank this committee for your enduring support t

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we are looking arena marin county with the help of chp marin. rain on the windshield but not a lot of incidents yet, nice and early and hopefully it will stay calm. >>> it is 5:17 am. >>> san rafael and canfield are getting rain so it is moving to the south. if you're leaving right now in south bay you probably won't encounter anything unless you are heading north. the system slowly working its way into san francisco right now, and we thought it would be drizzle but this is rain, and i think this is in san rafael or in san rafael hills, letting up toward mendocino county, 39 100, ukiah 17, santa rosa at one tenth of an inch. the system is still holding together, and we had that little punch moving to the south, hidden valley, santa rosa, bodega bay, and to the east and south. quiet over vallejo with san pablo bay getting rain along with petaluma and moving into marin county. this could be a little overdone on these rainfall projections, a little bit heavy. suffice it to say that some of that will make it down to san jose but far less than 12 100

at the marin civic center on july first and july fourth. free preview is in advance of full regular train service between the airport station and downtown san rafael. a starting date for the regular service has not yet been announced. ( james ) some people in the east bay are illegally dumping their trash near the banks outside of a creek. kron four's stanley roberts explains in this morning's people behaving badly. there is a sign outside a creek in the city of pleasant hill which reads: grayson creek watershed ours to protect .. ours to protect are strong words it means we are all responsible for it.we are responsible for the gaggles of geese which call this home; we are responsible for the ducks that swim back in forth . or even the cranes that look for food in this creek nats: the problem is the creek and the area surrounding the creed has been trashed.. on the banks of the creek you will find this sectional sofa this sign reads processing stations but rest assured there is on such station in or next the creek i also was unable to locat

here's the marine layer. more compressed this morning at 1100 feet compared to yesterday at 2,000 feet and notice it doesn't supreme as far to the north as 24 hours -- stream as far to the north as 24 hours, it does to the south but not to the east. we'll see earlier burnoff today. mid-60s in pacifica at rockaway beach. same around moss and montara beaches. low 60s half moon bay daly city and colma. 70 in oakland through richmond. mid-70s around the peninsula. then we start to go up into the 80s and 90s away from the bay inland. still robust winds up to 20 miles per hour. your 4th of july forecast is coming up at 18 after the hour. let's send it over to anne. >>> a revised version of president trump's travel ban goes into effect today. kpix 5's jackie ward live at sfo to tell us how this will affect people planning a trip to the u.s. >> reporter: this is in place and will stay that way for 90 days. this is a partial reinstatement of an executive order that was introduced a few months ago. it affects people in

that marine layer is roughly compressed to about 1500 feet deep. now, that is not as deep as yesterday which leads me to believe we'll see earlier burnoff. temperatures today you can count on 50s and low 60s with partial late day clearing at the seashore. 70s and 80s around the peninsula and good morning to you in sunnyvale 80 degrees. low 80s in san jose and guess what. that's where you should be for this time of the year. high 70s from milpitas through union city through fremont. and then hayward at 67 degrees. we are counting on 80s in the tri-valley today. 87 degrees in pleasanton. but hotter than that out towards antioch and brentwood discovery bay topping off at 92 degrees. around the carquinez strait in the low 80s. no sunshine stinson beach with a stiff breeze at 66. low 80s in san rafael then up to 83 in novato low 80s through wine country in napa, sonoma and glen ellen. mid-90s clearlake and lakeport. full forecast featuring the 4th of july. that's coming up at 18 minutes after the hour but right now let's say good morning to jaclyn dunn.

marine le pen has been charged over misuse of parliamentary funds. partyad of the far right will appeal against the decision, her lawyers say. ♪ hello and welcome. has died in her paris home on friday. she was a major figure in french and european politics. she leaves behind a legacy for french women. all of living former french presidents have expressed their sympathies. manual macron has spoken of the example she provided. holocaust survivor, women's rights advocate, and a trail blazing politician. her death friday morning sent shockwaves across the country. with citizens and former presidents honoring her memory. macron was one of the first to comment --there lies the very best of france. she played a crucial role in shaping modern france. montvale was -- she was one of the best -- >> he had special words for the he admired. >> she was france. it is a whole chapter of my life that has ended and i will never forget her. the president under whom they fought remembers her unwavering strength. >> she possessed an admirable courage. i hope that she wil

it isa that afforded them says. —— marines. is a personalthing. for that afforded them says. —— marines. it is a personal thing. for the sake of your own... yes, your sanity. it could be tough. it is going to be tough. but before they hit the road tomorrow, the team tuck into their rations, something slightly better than they had back in 1982. look at this lamb, here. as a chef... very loosely, a chef... laughter. today, the men will march 22 miles from san carlos to goose green. it is a thrill doing this, because at walking pace, and your mind is ticking over. and all the memories are unravelling and it is very cathartic. —— march. and i think we will be talking about what happened and dealing with the demons that all of us have. nick's trauma and survivor guilt art manifested in carrying his backpack on the 90 mile trek. this symbolises the baggage i been carrying for 35 years, mental baggage. -- daemons. the weather is totally identical to what it was backin totally identical to what it was back in the day. coughs. that's be

at the marin civic center on july first and july fourth. the free preview is in advance of full regular train service between the airport station and downtown san rafael. a starting date for the regular service has not yet been announced. (mark) thanks yoli. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... the rockets are ruining basketball, they're building a super team and need to be stopped. k-d thinks it's funny, he's laughing so hard he's crying. even if you're a football fan, would you let your spouse wear a helmet to your own wedding? the worl

. >> okay, there it is. >> thank you to chp in marin county to keep is very well- informed.he system is working its way slowly to the south at mendocino county and lake county with up to maybe 1/10 of an inch and moving into the marin county. no reports of much yet and napa but i'm sure some will be working its way again. just off of san francisco and also south san francisco, getting closer. it is june, so it made it and will continue to work its way to the east and south and up toward lake county, northern napa county. there are some brakes coming in toward ukiah, lakeport and cloverdale. again, to the north it could be winding down but still cloudy and cool. here is that line from bodega bay, fairfax, novato, petaluma and toward napa county. moving east over toward san pablo bay and contra costa. these are the average rainfall amounts for june and we don't expect much. santa rosa could ink out 19/100 but i think these projections are on the high side. the south bay could be a tall order but that system will work its way again. this is a cold system for june dropping in to

the marine barracks. the whole reason why the marines are there is because of the washington navy yard. this gate is the oldest u.s. marine guard post in the world. that's the reason why the marines are at the barracks because of that guard post right , there. we will get back to that in just a second. back to the war of 1812, the british are making their way onto the city. the militia is sent out first to a place called bladensburg. it's at bladensburg that the militia are routed by the british, they are sent packing, and the sailors and marines are sent over the navy yard ridge, today's 11 street ridge. -- bridge, today's 11 street bridge. they are there to defend the bridge. they were never told that the militia turned and fled. so they are there by themselves, and the entire british forts -- force comes up. wounded, theney is use of all the ammunition that they have, and they flee because there is nothing else for them to do. barney is captured and surrenders to the british. we actually have the sword

a marine's wife had gone missing. i never expected to be a part of this, a huge piece of a murder case. >> my heart just sunk. something had happened. >> we don't know if she's stranded in the desert, if she's being held somewhere. can we find her before she meets a horrible end? >> it was a little suspicious that he waited to report her as missing. >> they treated me like a suspect. >> they were laughing and carrying on. >> we just kind of started developing a bond. >> there was something big going on there. >> had no idea what we were getting into. >> reminds me of indiana jones. >> one wrong turn and it could be your last. >> this really cant be happening. we didn't realize there would be a predator. we know. it just doesn't. >> it was crushing. i cried. i cried for days. i still cry when i think about it. not really sure what type of person it takes to do that. >> reporter: oak ridge, tennessee, nestled along the beautiful clinch river, is an unassuming place with a big story. >> atomic capital of the world, oak r

and the marin humane has been here for more than 100 years.n marin, don ford, kpix 5. >>> animal theme, it is not the dog days of summer but it is warmer. fog rolling over the city of san francisco right now. when do we get close to 90? the one day that will be the warmest next. >> and all new at 6:00, it's only june 1. but some of the best seats for a certain bay area 4th of july parade already taken. where people are already staking their claims. >> but first, the markets closed up today. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. >>> sometimes it's too hot no onshore flow. sometimes it's too cold, too much of an onshore flow. today, perfect. 70s and low 80s outside. inland. 60s and 70s near the water. very close to average. we'll get it again tomorrow. oakland 65 but concord right now 79. santa rosa 79. san francisco you're getting breezy with the marine layer and the cloud deck you see behind the financial districts. you're currently 61. livermore 73. overnight tonight, clouds will not push inland. but it will be mild. san fran

(will) and the fire in marin county is now contained. we've learned it started when a tree limb fell on a power pole. the 'pine fire' started tuesday morning near kent lake. firefighters contained it at 38-acres. it never threatened any homes so no evacuations were necessary. (will) happening today... a revised version of president trump's travel ban goes into effect. and this morning we are learning more about who will be allowed to enter the u-s. under the new travel ban people in six countries who want to enter the u-s must prove a relationship with family already in the country. that means the person must have either a parent... spouse... child or sibling in the u-s. any other relationship will not be considered sufficient enough to enter. people who have already been admitted to schools in the u-s or have a job will also be allowed. the ban will last for 90 days. the country included in the ban include... libya... syria... somolia... sudan... iran and yemen. the ban extends to 12o days for refugees from those countries. the ban goes

cor del bank marin you airy, and ventura counties. the president's executive order studying offshore areas for oil and gas exploration, california's two senators called officials to preserve the current boundaries, they say protecting the sanctuaries is vital to the state's natural heritage. the public comment period runs until july 26th. >>> more than 80% of parents have made at least one dosing. >> reporter: , giving medicine to children. the study looked at nearly 500 parents of children aged 8 and older found more than 83% of parents made some kind of dosing error. twelve percent of the errors led to overdoses. the report suggests that labeling and packaging is a key contributor to those overdoses, researchers recommend creating accurate dosing tools to prevent dosing air. >> reporter: s. >>> rubble -- errors. >>> coming up on 4 on 2, more on this setback for republicans who had hoped to pass the bill before the july 4th recess. >>> and just minute jason sunderland head of the close of the session, we take a peak at stocks, dow jo

i was going to be a marine. my dad was a marine and my father was a mum ford point marine. one of the first platoons that trained blacks to be in the marine corps. and i remember my dad saying, baby, i don't want you to go into there. i don't want you to be treated the way i saw women being treated. >> this was your dad telling you this? >> yes. and because he'd experienced it himself. and what i knew is if i -- and i said this to my dad. if i don't go, who. and we've heard if not now, when, but seriously. if we -- because the objective here with the study is not to harp on what it is but how can we change it. and that's going to take two things, rev. accountability from the top. think about it. the senior leaders in the military right now, they've been in for 30 plus years. it was a different mentality back then. it was a different mentality when i came in in 2000 when there hadn't been a black female pilot ever in the marine corps. there still hasn't been a black female general ever. we have to get to the real issue. how do we have accountability at the top to truly shift

at the marin civic center on july first and july fourth. the free preview is in advance of full regular train service between the airport station and downtown san rafael. a starting date for the regular service has not yet been announced. ( mark ) major wildfires could make this an especially long, hot summer on the west coast. tens of thousands of acres have been scorched in a number of states including california... and the fires are likely to continue.( darya ) anny hong is here with the details. ( anny @ land ) three states have had to deal with these wildfires including two areas of california. a car crash caused the manzanita wildfire burning in los angeles. it has burned nearly 12-hundred acres. people living in the area have been warned about the possibility of evacuating. another wildfire is burning near san luis obispo that has forced two-hundred people to evacuate. in utah...the brian fire has also forced evacuations and scorched 46-thousand acres.

so a force of 300 marines, a company of marines was corded to attack the citadel, which is the big fortress, is the northern half of hue, that had thousands of north vietnamese and viet cong forces on the tops of the walls, at the ramparts and so, chuck meadows, captain chuck meadows led these men across the bridge, lost half of his company, in making this attack before he realized and radioed back, we're overwhelmed, we're outgunned, there's no way that we can proceed and was accused in turning back of timidity and cowardess i a -- along with some of his commanders. and there are instances and instances of this. the denial taking place at the higher level had very severe consequences for the young men who were actually fighting. >> thank you very much. >> host: next. >> about seven or eight years ago, i had a course, a college course on the history of the united states and vietnam. some of the things i learned, number one, that nixon, who said he had a plan to end the war, which is why he got my vote, never had a plan at all. and the other thing i learned was that you mentioned, i think, i

we have not won this yet but having a marine base in my

a marine's wife had gone missing. i never expected to be a part of this, a huge piece of a murder case. >> my heart just sunk. something had happened. >> we don't know if she's stranded in the desert, if she's being held somewhere. can we find her before she meets a horrible end? >> it was a little suspicious that he waited to report her as missing. >> they treated me like a suspect. >> they were laughing and carrying on. >> we just kind of started developing a bond. >> there was something big going on there. >> had no idea what we were getting into. >> reminds me of indiana jones. >> one wrong turn and it could be your last. >> this really cant be happening. we didn't realize there would be a predator. >> reporter: they say if you're feeling down, it's time to saddle up. with a little love, trust, and respect, these majestic creatures can emerge as loyal and gentle companions. for both horse and rider, there's nothing like it. >> she transformed into this awesome horse handler. and she knew what she was doing and wha

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we'll start delivering ships and sub marines on time. we'll take a look at how to expand the service life of the ships that we have. i think when you combine those things together and add that into the build strategy that we have a viable path to get to 355 and get there sooner than by building new. with that i will conclude my remarks and have a seat here and i'll be happy to take any questions you might have. >> thank you. we'll start with a few discussions and have plenty of interaction. you mentioned you can go back all of those 18 or whatever you said you worked on and it was probably there on the first one and probably there today. one thing that sticks out is that the -- it made it more available for tasking. you eluded to the report and didn't mention it by name. have we caught up enough? i mean back in 2008, 2009 corrections were put in place. it strikes me from a maintenance standpoint and from a need for modernization things are tightly wrapped and it's pretty tough to catch up. how caught up are we? i think it's a challenging

we have a strong marine influence. that is is going to continue but it's going to weaken gradually over the next couple days and that will allow the temperatures to come up. right now, gusts out to the south, a good sea breeze coming through to 29 miles an hour, 23 in napa and here's a live look from our mount tamalpais camera. we have a healthy marine layer in place. san francisco, 60 degrees, oakland you're at 67, really mild in mountain view, san jose and gilroy from the 70s to the 80s. clouds at the top and bottom with the blue csky in between ad here are your temperatures. livermore, 73 degrees. no heat to speak of today. and another lovely view from our south beach camera. you can almost see those clouds just rushing back towards the city here so cloudy and breezy overnight tonight. gradual warming the next few days and we will have summer-like warmth by week's end. sunset tonight is going to be the latest of the year, tracking the sunset for you tonight. july 27, it will be 8:32 and it will get even earlier as w

some people got the chance to ride on the new sonoma- marin smart train for free. the first train rides were done yesterday morning between rohnert park and the marin civic center stations. there will also be a special fourth of july preview ride following the fireworks. smart's free preview ride destinations were selected by more than a- thousand people in the area who gave their opinions about the train. here is what some of them had to say about their ride.<> ( james ) this launch preview is in advance of full regular train service between the airport station and downtown san rafael. space is limited for the free preview rides and they will be on a first-come, first-served basis. the official starting date for the smart train has not been announced. (james) still ahead... president donald trump takes to twitter. why members of e

(pam) another blaze in marin county is now contained. . . we've learned it was the result of a tree limb.. . . falling down on a power pole. the 'pine fire' as it was called. . . started yesterday morning near kent lake. firefighters contained it earlier today at 38-acres.it never threatened any homes. . . and no evacuations were needed. (steve) bart officials saytheir watching you.(pam) all trains are now equipped with surveillance cameras. kron4's hermela aregawi spoke with a former police chiefand passengers about whether the new cameras are enough..to deter crime. (pkg) four cameras now on every train car.bart hopes it will help ease passenger concerns about safety on trains.former bart police chief gary gee weighed in on the new security measures.gary gee/former bart police chief:if a camera has been installed in each of them and they're not only operational but can record and store images for extended period of times so it can be retrieved by police as evidence then yes bart has met his promise.a promise bart vowed to keep after a pass

this right behind me is the trans to the marine corp quantico marine base right here off of 95, and route 1. what we understand is the people in that car where the shooting took place drove out of that complex down route one and up the street where i am right now and stopped right here, right in front of the first assembly church of god. where they called 9/11. let's show you video we shot earlier. we understand it was around 2:30 this afternoon when police got call for shots fired in an apartment complex called the south hampton apartments right off of route one in triangle. according to police, someone opened fire from an suv into a red kia with three people inside. what we understand from police is that the three people included two adults and a child, initially the report was the child may have been as young as however, police cannot confirm how old the child was. the gunfire went into the back of the red kia shattering the glass in the back and from the pictures you may be able to see it looks look a couple of bullets may have hit front windshield. the people who were in that car, th

it was breezy here in marin on tuesday but the humidity was high. if it had been a hot dry day this fire may have moved faster but that is helping fire fighters keeping this fire from burning out of control. fire crews are going to remain here through out tuesday evening and they are hoping for full containment by or possibly wednesday morning. in marin county, charles clifford kron 4 news. (pam) there are several other major wildfires we are keeping an eye on tonight... the hill fire is burning east of santa margarita... near san luis obispo. so far, the flames have burned 12- hundred acres. the fire is now 40- percent contained. evacuations are in place for several communities near santa margarita. (pam) in los angeles county- a car crash caused this fire... known as the manzanita wildfire. we first told you about it yesterday at kron four news at 5... it has burned nearly 6-thousand acres - and is 20-percent contained. people living in the area have been warned about the possibility of evacuatinons. (steve)a popular east bay lake is closed yet ag

, citing failure in presidential and parliamentary elections. >> marine le pen must resign along with the executive committee of the national front. that is from the party founder jean-marie le pen who has been kept out of proceedings here in the paris suburb. a senior national front policy meeting. she is afraid i will tell the truth, is what he had to say. this is the ongoing view between the party founder and his daughter after his expulsion from the party a few years ago. he is trying to reclaim his position inside the party. a previous court upheld his exclusion but left him with the president, honorary which gives him the right to attend meetings like this. the national front now risks pr, a fine for kidding him away. marine le pen saying i would rather pay than have him sitting in front of me, he is a political enemy. marine le pen trying to find common cause and positions with the rest of the national front after two particularly poor ,howings in the elections coming off of the humiliating thelast month in presidential elections, sapping on the energy from her campaign for the

the fire burned in a remote area of marin county near kent lake. no major hot spots.hen 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) firefighters are getting an upper hand on a fire burning in marin county. the fire started yesterday morning. about 38- acres have burned so far and it is 78- percent contained. the fire burned in a remote area of marin county near kent lake. ( mark ) and firefighters continue to battle other wildfires across the state. the hill fire is burning east of santa margarita... near san luis obispo. so far, the flames have burned 12- hundred acres. that fire has destroyed the home of actor jhonny galecki who plays the character "leonard" in "the big bang theory." it is 40- percent contained this morning. in los angeles county- a car crash caused the manzanita wildfire. it has burned nearly 6-thousand acres. it is 20-percent contained. the mart fire in highland... east of los angeles... quickly grew to about 300 acres yesterday afternoon. that fire forced several people to evacuate their homes yesterday. those evacuations have since been lifted. ( darya

islands marine sanctuary. the order signed by president trump is aimed at studying offshore areas for oil and gas explore reagan. california's two senators have called on officials to preserve the current boundaryies. the public comment period runs until july 26. >>> a san francisco family is heartbroken tonight after a weekend outing on a delta turned tragic. a dad and his 5-year-old daughter were thrown into the water when the kayak capsized. the dan, roni alvarado -- dad, roni alvarado, saved his daughter but couldn't save himself. tara spoke to his other daughter, who said her dad died a hero. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a fun-filled sunday on the delta. maria and her 5-year-old sister sophie were fishing and swimming. but when the waters turned choppy from boats and jet skis, marie's watcher her father's kayak flip on top of them. >> i don't want to believe it. i really don't. [ crying ] >> reporter: she said sophie and her father were not wearing life jackets, but her dad was an experienced swimme

anton meyer is a marine. he writes this book. there's a chapter in this book i a guy named matt damon. matt damon goes out and spends time with the communists. you can scratch out damon's name and write in carlton's name. it's essentially carlton's story told in a novel. the interesting thing is, the other guy in "once an eagle" looks a lot like general wedemeyer. but carlson gets out of the air force, writes a book, "when stars over china, when world war ii begins, he will rejoin the marine corps, form a unit called carlson's raidors, be wounded badly, will be returned to the united states, and that is eleanor roosevelt seeing him there. he will later retire as a two star general in the marine corps. let's talk about the press. the lying press. these are all the press that wrote harshly about chiang kai shek. if president trump wants to know what it is like to be written about badly by the press, he should just read theodore white. or he could try the local favorite, anchored snow. edward snow. he will fall in love with and marr

marine tondelier: yes. by immigrants. scott: and by immigrants in the coal mines here. you're saying it's difficult then to suddenly say, "we don't need them, we don't want them." they are not welcome. marine tondelier: yes. scott: while the national front lost the national election, they're hardly giving up. and just as henin-beaumont survived roman and norman invasions over the centuries, change happens. christopher szczurek: maybe in 10 years, we won't be still seen as devil, you know? scott: seen as the devil? christopher szczurek: that's it. sharyl: the theory is without immigrants competing her jobs, it is better for the locals in the economy? scott: on one hand when you have a 20% unemployment rate, there would be fewer people competing for a handful of jobs. on the other hand, we saw a lot of shuttered storefronts. if the immigrants were welcome, they would be consumers, perhaps they would keep some of those businesses afloat. sharyl: fascinating. thank you so much, scott. coming up on "full measure

the marine layer tonight coming in as the sun was getting ready to set. the low clouds have pushed all the way into places like san jose and livermore tonight. so tomorrow morning, you know it's not going the start out clear. as you look at live doppler 7 right now, a push of the marine air into the north bay as well. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. good sleeping weather tonight. definitely seeing overcast skies and this could impact flights if you are traveling tomorrow morning due to the low ceilings. gray morning with patchy drizzle. and we are looking at a wide range of temperatures for the upcoming weekend. if you are driving tomorrow morning, use caution. there will be spotty drizzle. choppy on the ferry ride and a gray sky if you are walking. school start, look good. here's a look at the temperatures, low to mid-50s. dress in layers. and the hour-by-hour-forecast will show you what is going to happen. tomorrow morning, spotty drizzle during the 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. hours. some clouds will cling to the coast into the afternoon. what's not so typical i

we have got cool marine air keeping our temperatures down. 67 in oakland. and in san jose 71 degrees downtown. and the kick off of american flag football league. seeing cool and breezy evening. speaking of the wind, that has been an all day sea breeze moving over the cool specific ocean with ocean temperatures still in the mid to upper 50s. that is what we call ocean air-conditioning. marine level close to 2500 feet thick, no problem pushing into the bay area. you may notice that we will have drizzle at times with temperatures starting the day in the mid-50s. along the coast inner east bay could be enough to measure. in terms of the mist that will be coming down at times for tomorrow. clearing skies by mid to late mornings. as we go in the afternoon, high temperatures. mid-80s. san francisco in the mid-60s. here is the warm up, you are seeing it in the seven-day forecast. san francisco will climb close to 70. not all that bad. nothing like we saw last week and for the valley, two days, friday and saturday low nig90 i possible and fourth of july, not all tha

it's a creature that is presenting the biggest challenge to marine life in bermuda.lled lionfish. they're striking to look at, but they don't belong in the atlantic. they are native to the coral reefs of the pacific ocean. scientists reckon they may have ended up in these waters after being released by aquarium owners. but here, they have no natural predators, so their numbers have grown and they are now rapidly destroying the ocean's marine life. they're extremely gluttonous. they can just overconsume at an exorbitant rate and the problem with that is that the fish that live in the atlantic ocean don't recognise the lionfish is a potential threat, and so the lionfish just opens its mouth and gobbles in all of these little tiny fish and it's having a huge impact on fish populations around the caribbean and western atlantic. wow! that is cold! the marine life here is stunning, but if something isn't done to protect the ecosystem from the invasion of lionfish, this could all be destroyed. experts here believe the only way to control the lionfish population is to cull t

that doppler radar is really showing this deepening marine layer. we've been enjoy iing it the la couple of days. we've been going to bed with fog and we've been waking up to fog. and then throughout the day we get the breaks of sunshine and a little bit more of a warming. i want to kind of focus your attention to the doppler radar where the storms and moisture we were tracking come in from the south. we had this system that's now breaking apart and moving off to the north but this was popping up some thunderstorms near the sierra and also near the fresno area as well. today's forecast if you notice it's going to be even cooler. so much so that in san jose we're actually going to be climbing into just the 70s. not the really predicting 80s in san jose for today, a high of 77. livermore, 85. yes, we are still seeing some warmer spots in the further interior valleys which means don't forget to please continue to drink plenty of water even if it is nice and cool outside and continue to look out and don't leave people or pets in vehicles. oakland, a hig