they immediately start mustering troops and less than a month. they came with their own aviation. so what this meant in the critical first battle to stop in advance that the marines were doing was called combined operation. they had their own flying overhead. that to arrive immediately and be ready for combat right away is exactly what marine said was important after world war ii and other services are saying you'll do that anymore. >> host: you mention political lobbying, how did that occur? >> guest: after world war ii world war ii, all the services do away with the navy department has the principle cabinet position and instead create the department of defense. in the start of this process, all the other services were on board with radically reducing the national defense. they thought the marine had come to her world war ii. the marines took some of their smartest and most connected officers and became insurgents inside the establishment. they copied them, gave them out to the press. they directly violated president thomas carper, not relieved and did all this because they blew

>> it's ironic that i am standing on our muster station looking out over the life boats. >> the muster station over the life boats. i'm sure you would love to hop in and head towards your husband, tim who i guess is not too far waiting for you in mobile. i understand you all were supposed to finish the cruise five days ago. this fire broke out in the imagine room. what in the world have these last couple of days been like for you? >> it's been interesting. last sunday very early in the morning about 4:30, we could hear a bunch of commotion. we are on the first floor. just above the imagine. we could hear commotion and i ran to the door and opened it. there were crew in jump suits. some with tanks on their backs and some with life vests running up and down the halls. the far end of our hall was filled with smoke. after doing our muster practice, the thing they said is the worst thing that can happen on a cruise ship is fire. we all flipped out a bit and grabbed our vest and ran up to the muster station and we are standing where we belong. different members were telling us different thin

>> yes, we did have a muster drill and went to the muster station as soon as the boat left port. what was really concerning they did say that the greatest danger on the ship is fire. >> and at the muster drill they he showed everybody how to put on the life vests and another good thing when it happened, it was 4:30 in the morning and at 6:15, it was light and we could all see. >> greta: and how long, do you have any sense how long that fire was burning? >> oh, not really, but they kept telling us that they had shut the doors and that they would let us know when it cools down in the room so they could assess the damage. but then later, so we thought the fire was out at that point, but then several hours later they came on and told us that they had opened the doors and that they had discovered the fire was out and were able to assess that the ship was not going to be able to function any longer. >> greta: ed-- >> and because-- >> go ahead, ed. >> and that was because the electrical system got burnt up. >> greta: could you smell that burning electrical system? >> yes, big time, yes.

this deal just doesn't pass muster and when it doesn't pass muster, you can't sell mustard. thank you. >> fill out a card, sir. >> hello, among the other reasons that restaurants is family-owned restaurant -- the problem that we have, i have a couple of points here. we sell coffee in the morning. two, there is always construction getting done there. and as you can see, there is only -- >> reference the overhead, if you want us to see something? >> so as you can see, this is our restaurant there. and there is only one lane there. that would be our problem. i mean, i don't see how that could be fixed. also we are already receiving enough competition, like allison said. we all sell the same thing. thank you. >> hi, my name is deb serials with serials markets. they claim that i wasn't within 300' and that the access to my location was on market street. in fact, we have never had access on market street. the access to our place is on 2nd and stevenson, a quarter block down, which is within 300'. in my lease it allows me to have a patio. i have a 1500-square-feet patio that i spen

oh i think it's a pretty shitty to muster support is very low i mean once again what mr hollande is trying to do is become the sort of leader of the. mediterranean refusenik wing of the. in union a group of people who simply believe that economic gravity doesn't apply to the. and the bill to be is he's running street buying into a huge brick wall it's called germany and the european central bank and the truth is that while the european central bank is run by an italian it's run by an italian mario draghi who's very skilled in such things and he understands the fact that look central banks usually don't have that much of an amount of reserves the money they can play with that they can support a currency singlehandedly it's very easy to understand out there there's a whole economy commercial banks investors all manner of normal people going about their daily business they have more money than the central bank the idea is mr hollande wants to turn around and use the money that's in the central bank and he thinks somehow rather they can use all of the money that's in the central bank can take

. >> what we were working on the book come at one point i said they found they could not muster their party because they were so many moments the tip of a state dinner parties and back then were remarkable hostesses like your dear friend kay graham and polly fritsche lee and pamela harold and, all very good friends of yours. there is a lot of business donatist inter partes. >> that is greatly missed these days because in those days as the senators and their wives, they were upgraded from. he was severe controversial figure. bailey said 12 people people at the table. they always use cotton and had a wonderful shaft. the odd mcnamara and george shultz and general westmoreland would all get in great guys. it was better than any university to hear what they thought and you had senators thayer was huge bellicose discussions and nick cave grandstander, i think it was slightly different because she had a huge number of people, but there she makes all the senators and all the businessmen from new york and other people from washington. so people got to know each other, got to talk. there is a

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farmers could not muster enough votes. it in the constitution to say what is best for the state and what is best for the larger population. if that means trying to control the expense of sprawl development that increases pollution, that on there to do with here. >> farmers complain the cookie cutter approach doesn't work. it threatens their livelihood. farmers complain everything they said it is rejected because of restrictive guidelines. >> according to their guidelines, you can't do it. >> many sign that to testify. >> all of a sudden, our property rights and well and retirement plans are as far as the default rates. >> pollution to the bay would increase if the bill passes, revenue to local government would increase and it's because of taxes and fees generated by more development. >> president obama is preparing for tonight's state of the union address. >> what he's expected to focus on, next. >> reporting to spring training today with ambitious goals, like we haven't seen for decades. we'll talk about those leader of s

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he'll then be mustered out of the unit. during our stay two men rang the bell.se this is considered such a disgrace, we did not ask to video tape them. they'll have enough trouble forgetting that moment. this exercise is about the kind of work seals do. sneaking on to an enemy beach in a small boat usually at night. attacking a target and escaping back to a waiting ship or submarine. they do this exercise over and over in any kind of weather including storms that raise 6- foot waves. >> we got one down. one down. in a two foot wave. unbelievable. >> reporter: looks like they beat you half to death here. is the idea to get you to be discouraged? >> it's to make you a harder individual. when the time comes, this is what's going to happen in our future. we get on the teams, it's to make you more prepared for when those things happen so you'll mentally be ready for it. >> are you a naturally brave guy would you say? >> i would like to think so, sir. >> you know some of these guys aren't going to make it through this. are you going to be one of them. >> i try not to

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adequate transportation can muster a workforce of 20 200,000. >> the question is do we want to go through this process? >> a $3 million in operating costs, in addition to infrastructure and venue construction. a study for the last bit found a deafened -- a definite positive impact. >> three years leading in, then the legacy of those 30 years afterwards and how you take advantage of that. that is where the economic returns. >> in baltimore, the gbl, tv 11 news. >> interesting. coming up, a lengthy and repair battle involving a woman named virginia. >> she cannot speak, but the emotional debate about where she should live speaks volumes. the vessels -- the investigation is straight ahead. >> gusty winds and cold temperatures. >> tonight, an investigation that may divide yours. it shall -- >> it challenges laws that say all individuals should live in the community. debra follows the case that asks, who speaks for virginia? >> her name is virginia. she is 68 and cannot talk. she has been -- people have been fighting over where she should live and who makes that choice. >> don't you dare tell

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