. >> thank you, barry, now it's lieutenant commander serrano and captain napalitano >> good morning, everyone, i'm pleased to be here today to tell you about an exercise we conducted this past summer in hawaii as part of rim of pacific exercise which involved 22 participating nations and this offered us a venue to be able to conduct a humanitarian and disaster relief exercise with all the different partners that we had together and collaborating with this exercise, this offered a perfect opportunity for us to introduce the military capabilities and interaction in exchange with our civil military partners as well. the exercise was located on oh oahu we had used that island as a fictitious island of chianti where we wanted to do a humanitarian response but it also provided us an avenue for the state-wide partners, the civil hawaiian partners, to be able to exercise their exercise as well. this exercise also allowed us the opportunity to intro daus a lot of technology to help with the interoperatability of the civil military exercise. one of the main goals that we had for this was to al

so if you want additional information, if you want to talk to captain napalitano, he is the commanding officer for the expeditionary training group, and he is the -- in charge of the people that train and certify that crisis response adaptive force package. his folks also put together the different events for this, for the exercise. the apan provides us an opportunity to be able to share this information with others who want to share the information and be able to share what we did online and you are more than welcome to do a search for that, as well as join that access site and learn some of our products that took us through this week-long exercise. and then you can also google this and there's a lot of different social news stories online that can provide the information as well. thank you very much. (applause). >> all right, that's our panel. we're going to take a break right now, just a short break for 10 minutes, and the lunch is just like yesterday, lunch is going to be dropped at the tables and then everybody come back and we'll start with our next panel discussion, it's a worki

constituents when this administration is releasing thousands of illegal ail yenses from detention, when napalitanos amnesty. it will be hard to get in the senate. lou: the republicans run a major risk here, and you know there is impulse to reach out to the hispanic community just as the democrats do, but if they bite on to this, they are playing with fire here. they got to be intelligent. i don't see the sign of it, frankly. >> well, i thin, quite frankly, we're missing the boat here. hispanics are american, not some other people. we're part of the -- lou: how long have you and i talked about that you waste your breath saying such a foolish thing. that's aggravating. i mean, that is really annoying. >> not to aggravate you. i don't mean to annoy you, but the truth is we're part of the discussion and part of both parties. >> really? unbelievable. >> they take risk that they have to listen to the american people, but that's their job. lou: you wasted your time saying something so obvious that i am utterly stunned that you would waste the time to do that. >> well, -- lou: what do you think? is there

the president has been getting briefings all along from fbi director robert mueller plus janet napalitano plus intelligence folks. all of it on that front. the white house, not to take anything away from what we do on television. the white house today had local news feeds of two of the boston affiliates so they could monitor seven or eight different channels at any one time. they were watching local television following the events of the day. >> chuck, as you are speaking the cavalcade of vehicles continues. couldn't help but notice a guy driving through in a white porsche suv, he got applauded presumably for driving through. we may now see regular traffic starting to come through. chuck todd at the white house. i imagine this has been a dicey 24 hours for the folks there. watertown will now relax. their businesses all lost a day of business. remember, schools were closed. there was no public transportation. we expect amtrak to re-open the northeast corridor north of new york if that hasn't happened already tonight. it was very dicey leaving boston logan today. they added an extra ring of

the napalitano book festival live saturday part of book tv this weekend on c-span 2. >> saturday on americantory tv, a chance to weigh in life on emancipation and civil rights and the role of corporations in american life. both panels from the organization of american historians meet information san francisco. it starts at 9:30 a.m. eastern with a look at the black freedom movements. from stanford professor claiborne carson. then at noon a debate on american life following your questions at 1k34r07b. american life, saturday, starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 3's american history tv. >> "washington journal" continues. host: ken burns documentary filmmaker. his new project is "the central park five" airing on p.b.s. thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me. host: why did you think of take ing on this story? and my daughter is a -- her husband was behind it , too, and they took us along on the journey. my daughter got interested then obsessed with it. she has such a fierce sense of fairness and thought this was one of the greatest injustices our time and we had an opportunity

this is him, napalitano talking today.lition under him therefore we won't get elections near term and we'll debate whether or not they can push through the sort of economic measures they need to. at the moment, the italian banks have led the rally in italy. you can see that kind of there. you've also seen, and this is why the peripheral bond market rally again today, pushing yields down in italy and spain to 2 1/2-year lows. 4.06% on the italian ten-years. come back slightly from that. other banks around europe have also risen in simply arguably be called there has been some selling into that. they are doing well. kbc in gbelgium is doing higher. the attention turns to spain more but let's save that for another day. >> we have plenty of time to worry about it. that's for sure. >>> let's get a check on energy and commodities as well. sharon epperson had a crazy week of her own. >> we are looking at gold prices after the crazy week of last week and a decline. we saw last week which was the biggest on record in dollar terms p

. >> after months of political paralysis, italy's president georgio napalitano announced a new government has been formed. [speaking italian] >> it was the only government possible. a government which is long overdue in the interests of our country and in the interests of europe. center-left politician, 46-year-old enrico letta, confirmed he could build a government to lead italy out of its worst recession since the second world war. when he formed the mandate, he looked to europe to soften austerity measures to encourage growth in the badly damaged economy. >> i believe this list of measures presents not only a government that i hope will be solid, strong, and determined and able to face the difficulties ahead of us, but also a government, a team of cabinet members that have certain characteristics and skills. a rejuvination. >> former prime minister sylvio berlusconi said he would not be a minister in the new cabinet, but one of his closest political allies, secretary of berlusconi's party, will be deputy prime minister, giving the center right a powerful voice in the new government. >>