mavis referred to in some shipyards. when i do rough math, i'm looking at not 285 ships, i'm looking at 230 ships. we don't have enough structure to accrue that kind of savings without reducing procurement. so i'm very concerned about an industrial base that would be able to adjust from that, from sequestration. and it would be very difficult to keep a shipbuilder that could be efficient in the types of ships we need. >> say that again about 230 ships? >> we have 285 ships today. you do rough math, you look at the kind of numbers we talk about, and where i am today, you could end up -- it's just simple straight application of math -- we could be around 235 ships. >> mr. secretary? >> well, sequestration has two big problems, that there's been a lot of conversation about, a lot of testimony about before you. one is the amount, but second is how the -- how it is implemented without regard for strategy, without regard for priorities, and you simply have to take a certain percentage out of every account. it would be a big is

secretary mavis, i wonder in light of the navy's need for strategic dispersal of undersea warfare assets and the commitment to keep 40% of the attack submarines on the east coast, if you could give us your assessment of the capacity and military value of the submarine base at new london. >> the submarine base in new london is one of the key components of the strategy in terms of just what you pointed out, the fact that we will be keeping attack submarines in a 40-60 split, atlantic, pacific, that what admiral greenert testified to a little earlier that it's not just specific that we have the need for attack submarines, it's not just the capacity and the capability of these incredible warships are needed, and i also want to thank the state of connecticut for they've invested about $40 million into the subbase there to upgrade some facilities so that we can maintain that base at the high rate of operational readiness that it is, and that's very much appreciated and it's been very helpful. >> thank you for those comments, and i will say on behalf of the day to day, we are proud to support t

we will have to do with this mavy monday night or tuesday. will kind of emerge in the mississippi valley and head our way. it looks like the heaviest of the rain will not come toward us. let's see what happened today. yesterday, the high was 67 degrees before dawn. we spent most of the day in the 50's yesterday. so only the 40's. a little bit below the average for the season. right now, it is 41 degrees. westminster is 43 degrees. the wind has now diminished completely. there are some scattered clouds of to our north. here is the storm developing to the southwest. this is coming off of the pacific northwest, a combination of wind and snow. it is quite warm in the other end of the country. all the cool weather is here in the spirit that is because of the high area -- this area of high pressure. this will slowly move to the east and allow a combination of these to come farther east of the next 24 hours, 36 hours, 48 hours or so. the wind will be callem. forget, daylight savings time kicks in at 2:00 a.m. this morning. so set your clocks appropr

mavis in vacation -- may this invocation be accepted and the record show that in the city of st. francis, black history 2012 celebrated in truth the contribution, culture, and history of african-americans, and their contributions to this nation and to this great city. let us say a man. -- amen. >> thank you, reverend dyson. ok. with that, we are going to move to the next item on the agenda, which is the singing of "lift every voice and sing," the negro national anthem. it is in your program. the words in your program. we are only going to sing the first stanza. we are not going to sing all three versus of it. in your program. please stand. >> everyone join in with singing the national anthem, "lift every voice and sing," by james weldon johnson. ♪ lift every voice and sing till earth and heaven ring rang with the harmony of liberty let our rejoicing rise high as the listening skies let it resume armed -- resound loud as the roaring sea sing a song full of the hope it has brought us sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us facing the rising sun of our new day b

mavie is set during the red scare of the late 1940's.rtainment reporter takes you on to the set of witness 11. >> director ready to shoot another scene for short film witness 11. snet 1947 when activity committee was lacking for communist in the movie business there were the hollywood 10. but play right break was the 11th. >> he answered their question without answering their question. he didn't disgrace himself. he didn't dishonest himself or do ka sam yet he didn't good to jail like the rest of the hollywood 10 did. >>reporter: mitchell instructor at the film institute said the red scare fare of the 40's parallels day. a lot of what we hear in the strict in terms of what is hear in the hearing room is taken from court transcripts. >>reporter: authenticity in the city club hotel period clothing accessory and microphone and the old speed graphic camera but somewhating the film with new digital red camera. >> we have footage of her ther there. pops up in the frame. >>reporter: takes time and money to make a film like this. mitchell lookin

me and mavis were out there. we have residents with kids screaming through. people could not cook no food. this is why it is important to henry that we have these back as a safe haven. we need a home base. they could have put some life in their. unfortunately, we spoke to them up randolph. they brought three cases of water. so, i was able to feed -- 25 pizzas. we were able to feed the kids. we have nowhere to go. but i could not put all of these people in my house, but i had a vision and we had cuts and candles. i was able to pass some of those out. you give this money to help us. we had no one out there to help us. [tone] supervisor cohen: thank you. [reads names] >> good afternoon, supervisors. it is a pleasure to be here. it gives me great pleasure to be here to finally see what is going on on the hill. i have to tip my hat to the mayor's office. we did a lot of study. a we came across a bridge. bridge was the criteria for what we have. we had been trying to do things for 15, 16 years. we were the ones who were willing to listen. we did everything possible

me and mavis were out there. we have residents with kids screaming through. people could not cook no food. this is why it is important to henry that we have these back as a safe haven. we need a home base. they could have put some life in their. unfortunately, we spoke to them up randolph. they brought three cases of water. so, i was able to feed -- 25 pizzas. we were able to feed the kids. we have nowhere to go. but i could not put all of these people in my house, but i had a vision and we had cuts and candles. i was able to pass some of those out. you give this money to help us. we had no one out there to help us. [tone] supervisor cohen: thank you. [reads names] >> good

secretary mavis, i wonder, in light of the navy's need for strategic dispersal of under sea warfare assets and the commitment to keep 40% of the attack submarine on the east coast, if you can give us the assessment of the capacity and military value of the submarine base at new london? >> the submarine base in new london is one of the key opponents of the strategy in terms of what you pointed out. the fact that we will be keeping attack submarines in a 40/60 split, at lan tlantic pacific, not just the pacific that we have the need for the attack submarines, it's not just the capability and capacity of these incredible war ships are needed, also, i want to thank the state of connecticut for -- they have invested about $40 million in to the sub base there to upgrade some facilities. so that we can maintain that base at the high rate of operational readiness that it is. thats that been appreciated and helpful. >> thank you for those comments and i'll say on behalf of the state of connecticut, we have been proud to support that sub base, because it performs such an important mission. would you

yesterday i held a hearing at the uss norfolk yard and we heard from secretary of the navy, ray mavis. we heard from former secretary of the navy and senator john warner and also from some of the top-ranking officials within the navy and the marines about what they are doing to implement energy, efficiency, and new sources of energy within the navy and among the marines who are on the front lines in afghanistan. and we heard a couple of things that i think are important to this discussion. one is that being able to look at energy sources that in the field are critical, reducing our dependence on foreign oil is vital to our national defense and that there is a direct correlation between our dependence on fossil fuels and casualties on the battlefield. now, one of the things that i would hope you might address this morning and i would point out that i know the department of energy is working closely with the navy, the department of agriculture on biofuels, which are a critical piece of trying to reduce the dependence of our military on foreign oil. but can you talk about how the program

got to go or the mood of the american people may have shifted to ending the wars but the perpetual mavi for war does have its supporters they're very popular with the military industrial complex which sees every new adventure every new invasion every new argued patient every new major bombing campaign as an investment but an investment fewer and fewer americans are willing to make as they've already lived through the consequences of the previous military adventures in fact critics say those who continue to follow senators mccain lieberman and graham are blind themselves they may hear the drumbeat for war but they fail to see the bigger picture the very real possibility of pitfalls ahead in washington christine. r t. twenty three minutes past the hour and now a look at some other news from around the world francis president says the country has too many foreigners out of the system for integrating them is failing and the t.v. debate. defended his campaign promise to reduce the number of annual immigrants and place tighter control on welfare benefits sarkozy's a trailing behind the social

mavys tonight. >> pepperdine, ten lead changes. danielle, she had 17. gales in front.ales with the rebound. 65. >>> cactus league play is under way in arizona. manny ramirez, the era has begun. he will start a 50 game suspension on the regular season. a's leading, ramirez grounds into the double play. you saw three pitches and oakland debut. five home runs, this one from michael saunders. 8-5 seattle. giants will play diamondbacks. major league baseball, a second wildcard team has been added to each league starting this consider. a one game wildcard round with two des best team winners. >> mark apelle could be the number one pick. career high of 11 and bulldogs took a cut off of him. aaron judge, two home runs in this game. cardinals suffered their first loss of the year, 7-4 the final in fresno. a franchise tag on the hard hitting safety. goldsten registered six interceptions and was selected to the pro bowl. he is to make $6.2 million in 2012 and they would like to get for a long term deal. >> greg williams has admitted an apologized for his role in the team's progra

central command and ray mavis. >> days after north korea announced to freeze its nuclear program thesion about nuclear proliferation focusing on north korea and iran. discussed in north korea after the death of kim jong-il and what this week's announce the means for restoring a dialogue. this is an hour and a half. >>> good morning i'm steven, a senior at bookings. welcome to our panel of discussion on countering proliferation, the challenge of the nuclear rogues. if you look back to the end of the cold war sense then, the issue of prohibiting nuclear weapons has been at the top of washington's agenda. if you were to ask the obama administration or the clinton administration, a list of their top ten security challenges you would find in each case nuclear proliferation in the top three or four. in the context of last two decades, the biggest challenges have been posed by north korea and iran. if you look at, for example, the american relationship with russia, going back to the 1990s iran is always figured as a big issue on that just as in the u.s. relationship with china, north korea

services are very similar but deal with different stawd y.for instance you could purchase disney mavies from apple but good look getting the movie into wal-mart area fichlt somebody brought a disney disk into one of our stores they wouldn't be able to up load it. >>reporter: extensive testing show consumer are very open to the 2 dollar and 5 dollar praise point. people we spoke with had mixed feeling about the value of cloud service. >> for me it would not be anything that i would be interested in. >> only 2 dollars so it makes it very convenient for you to watch video. >>reporter: rob hays report tling. >> on the subject of all things digital san jose base pay pal calls a digital wallet. company says consumer will be able to use the pay pal account when shopping in brick and mortar store with mobile phone or shopping on line at home with tablet or computer. one feature let shoppers use different sources of funding. frequent flier miles and gift card to pay for purchase. new feature will start rolling out we understand in late may. >>> as we continue tonight. death of a rock and roll le

yes, there's a mavis phenomena to all this but you're attached to all of them. >> all of them? look at this move and its appeal to kids, was there a sense you could go so far but not further? did you have to edit yourself at all? >> only for the purpose of the actual story telling. it wasn't annish of restramt for ratings purposes. this was shot from her point of view, so the perception of the violence is what counts. it's how she sees and feels this. it isn't popping wide. i don't need to luridly show some blood bath. >> fortuitous violence, but it is kids killing kids. >> yes, but it is her perception of what's going on around her. in other words, i don't need to pop wide and show the petal of waterloo. i need to know what she's feeling all around her. it was fortunate in that respect. >> no. and you certainly took us there. you did. i thought your choice of shots was very interesting because a lot of times there were really, tight, tight shots that i felt i was with jennifer, katniss, the whole time. she seemed to have her head screwed on right, just in the interviews i've s

madam speaker, i rise today to honor the united states navy who under the leadership of secretary lee mavis are doing a fantastic job developing clean, green sources of energy for the united states navy and eventually the world. the navy is already flying the blue angels on biofuels. it is charging our communication equipment in afghanistan with solar energy. it is on a path to half of its energy coming from clean sources by 2020 and the great green fleet by 2016. in my state we're building whole industries around this. targeted growth, general biofuels, boeing, alaska airlines. we can power the future with clean energy that the navy is leading the way. the university of washington is doing great work. i know there is one great former washington state student who's helping on this effort and her name's trudy. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? mrs. capps: to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. capps: mr. speaker, i rise today i