phillips peered successfully completing the naval academy education is no small task.teady dose of challenges ranging from academic to athletic to leadership and character development. i have no doubt each of you have been challenged, perhaps in ways you never thought you would or two levels you never thought you could achieve, but you did, and we congratulate each of you for doing so. to the families and friends of the soon to be naval academy graduates and officers, and to the faculty and staff here at today as well, i would like to thank you and congratulate you as well. the rare -- they have depended on your support and encouragement and you are there for them when they needed it the most. i know you are proud of their success and we are most grateful to you for your role in that success. candidates, please rise. on behalf of the faculty of the united states naval academy, i present these candidates for the degree and recommend this degree be conferred upon them. ask as you have successfully completed your purses of study at our united states naval academy and have

they boldly came from the four corners of the globe to define their vocation at the naval academy.llenge these warriors to think more early and to act more decisively into served with more clarity, especially in more. they were pushed beyond their limitations, they were reminded of the reality that everything rises and falls on leadership. so as we engage upon today's ceremony, help these worriers chairs their friendships so they will be the difference maker in the future. help them to report to their families, because truly without them they wouldn't be who they are and where they are. but most of all, help these emerging leaders of tomorrow to always, all things are possible to those who dare to believe and god, we believe that the best is yet to come. receive all of your glory, your power and your honor forever. amen. [applause] >> is be seated. ladies -- please be seated. welcome the vice admirable -- admiral. >> secretary austin, secretary del toro, general berger, admiral gilde welcome, family, friends and most importantly the class of 2023. let me be the first to congratulat

naval academy's 2023 ceremony. he spoke on the challenges of the pandemic the graduating class faced and the mission abroad and the values learned during their time at the academy. this is about one hour. >> arriving now are the honorary carlos el toro, secretary of the navy and admiral michael gave valley. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the per prison -- precision squad will be at the south of the stadium in a salute to the class of 2023. [cheers and applause] ladies and gentlemen, we invite all of you to remain standing for the national anthem. ♪ >> ♪ o say can you see by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪♪ [applause] >> let us pray. most trium

history is made up in naval academy. for the first time ever, a black woman will lead the brigade of midshipmen. this is midshipman first class sydney barber. i just wanted to give you the opportunity to get to know me a little bit better. the genius of stockdale or anyone who wants to be a stockdale, capable leader is not only know yourself, but know your people. my leadership style personally is it's all about people, know their strengths, know their weaknesses, the things that make them tick, the things that drive them. and then be that person for the people that they can look to as an example. these young women and men are impressive. they can make a difference. you don't have to think of it in terms of being a p.o.w., for god sake, and everyday life. the same principle will work. and then if this was my last interview, what point would i like to make? what are you willing to die for? suffer for, fight? it's very important that you know not what it is, but that you know what it is. earlier today, former congressman a

military training research center of the navy naval academy named after admiral of the fleet of the sovietn kuznetsov the academy includes the oldest educational institutions in russia, the marine corps of peter the great favorite brainchild of peter i, the pushkin and peterhof naval engineering institutes, the naval academy, the military institute of additional education , the training centers for the training of submarine crews and the scientific research institutes of the military navy, on palace square , the ceremonial calculation of the st. petersburg military order of zhukov of the national troops institute guards but during the war years, as part of special forces, they guarded important objects and the rear of the army in the field, the tribunes are approaching parade calculations st. petersburg university of the ministry of internal affairs of russia in the ranks the heirs of the glorious traditions of the leningrad police officers, who defended the city to the advanced, ensured the protection of public order. fighting crime with banditry and saboteurs in besieged leningrad , bein

structured and operated during that period of time that would go on to be required reading at the naval academy well into the century and. is today on the shelf of any self-respecting naval historian. we know that tr served as assistant secretary of the navy for president mckinley and that he resigned position to take a commission as lieutenant. second in command of the first volunteer cavalry regiment known as the roughriders. in that role, he was involved in the spanish-american war in cuba and leading the attack on kettle hill, part of the san juan heights. after the war, he was to the governor's office in, new york, and then to the vice president and c ascending to the presidency c when, as we all know, president mckinley was assassinated as president. tr the development of the navy supported reforms. the army that had begun under mckinley and were executed by l who wrote then secretary of war and launched the world cruise of the great white fleet as a demonstrate one of the navy's capabilities. now, that's an appallingly short summary, so i'll touch on a couple of a couple of issues, a cou

of the following member on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states naval academy. the clerk: mr. runnersbergering of -- mr. ruppersberger of maryland. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: 240e the 407b rabble the speak, house of representatives, sir. pursuant to section 98-0-3-d-1-c and e of the james inhofe national authorization act for fiscal year 2023, public law 117-263, i am pleased to appoint the following member to the commission on reform and modernization of the department of safe, the honorable mike quick lee of illinois. thank you for your attention to this appointment. signed, sincerely hark chemojeffries, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in

naval academy boats circling the city. you'll see the parade of ships. just ships, hundreds of sailors, marines, and u.s. coast guard members involved in the celebrations. also lots of fun events happening through the week. there's a bagel challenge, a 1 1/2-mile race. fleet week lasts through memorial day weekend. >> looking forward to our fleet week this summer. >>> stream outside roku, amazon fire tv, samsung tv, and xumo. >>> target is at the center of a big controversy involving the lgbtq community. the popular store is taking some items meant to celebrate pride month off of the store shelves. the reason for the move and how lgbtq advocates are responding. >>> also, former mma star cain velasquez back in court after pleading not guilty to shooting at a car that was carrying a man accused of sexually abusing one of his young family members. >>> dancing since the age of 4. meet the south asian dancer who is spreading her traditions right here in the bay area. the celebration of aapi heritage continues. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joi

. ♪ [applause] ♪ >> the brigade of midshipmen of the united states naval academy in annapolis passeshe cadets of the united states coast t guard academy. ♪ [applause] >> then the marine corps march down the broad avenue which today is a parade route for every branch of the armed services. c-822s, the flying boxcars, lead one of the greatest air armadas ever to fly over the capitol, more than 700 planes in all. [background sounds] >> b-36 bombers pass overhead. ♪ >> the parade includes not only the military, but is a panorama of american life. the president's home state of missouri has several displays. one of them, a wagon drawn by missouri mules. ♪ ♪ >> other floats depict products and scenery of the various states. this is kentucky's. the vice president's home at the same timee -- home state. the state of texas float moves down the avenue. ♪ ♪ >> the district of columbia display features reproductions of the capitol and the washington monument. the massachusetts float honoring the early american settlers who landed on the shores of that state. ♪ ♪ >> the figure of uncle sam strides

i got accepted into the naval academy in annapolis, maryland. after annapolis, i did a few years on a destroyer based out of mayport, florida. then when you're at sea, you're training to be the guy directing the ship where to navigate, where to go. it's great fun, but also extremely high stress, but i loved it. i was pre-selected for satellite systems engineering. part of that was going to grad school. when i got the acceptance letter from mit, it was one of those moments where you're just like, "this is not happening. it must be a mistake." but the stars had aligned and i was really happy. fall semester went off without a hitch. i had started a romantic relationship earlier that summer. the early spring is when things started to fall apart. my romantic relationship took a turn, became toxic. i was in distress, i was overwhelmed. we were taking upwards of four to five graduate-level courses a semester, so i sought out care from the mental health clinic at mit, the campus clinic. the presented solution to my problems was a prescription for the be

petersburg naval service with honors, the highest special officer classes of the navy with honors the naval academygreat pleasure and respect. st. george for the mission to protect russian foreign ships in the adyghe bay, well, well, let's not waste time. on that day, as usual, she went for a run, and the ship did not appear again. do not touch anything, i allowed you to look at the cabin, they will return her personal belongings , they will raise a small screech that i grossly violated the order no, it’s not here, but the ship is big. comrades general, this is starostina alikhovy seized the initiative, did not seize it, raised it no one needs the lost from the earth. we 're having problems here. vadim vladimirovich and you seem to be going ashore so precisely. here the military police are looking for our self-propelled gunner. i hope they find her. allow attention, says the commander of the capital ship veteran urgently climb to the bridge. she will be here. or not? agree. great. there is a weak background, which means that the composite in the cabin would have had higher indicators. it's just a b

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the the brigade of midshipmen of the united states naval academy at annapolis passes in review. next come the cadets of the united states coast guard academy. and men of the marine corps are marched down the broad avenue, which today is the parade ground for every branch of the armed services. the 82 of the flying boxcar i lead one of the greatest air armadas ever to fly over the capitol. more than 700 planes in all. the eye on b, 36 bombers pass overhead. the parade includes not only the military, but is a panorama of american life. the residents home state of missouri has several displays, one of them a wagon drawn by missouri mule. other blows depict the product and scenery of the various dates. this is kentucky, the most president's home state. to date. in texas, floyd moved down the avenue. to the district of columbia. display features reproductions of the capitol and the washington monument at the mouth of the float honoring the early american settlers who landed on the shores of that state. the big hero of uncle sam striding down the avenue. civic business, labor and frat

he was supposed to enter the naval medical academy in leningrad, did not get there, broke his collarboneor 3 years. lived in the occupation, and in april forty-fourth was drafted into the company. machine gunners affectionately. the gunners called her zosi. one of the most famous of the victory guns, at the same time the most massive gun in the history of the red army, she was loved because of her versatility. it is good both in the offensive and in defense, and during the great patriotic war it also acquired anti-tank status here during the assault on sapu. the gunners used it to destroy enemy fortifications. the guide tatyana baeva shows the recreated fortification of the german troops, the length of the breather mountain is 8 km, over the entire area the germans organized at least five echelons of defense in these trenches during the assault there were german soldiers and a russian soldier walked under fire under artillery shells under machine-gun bursts climbed sapun mountain , the last infantryman who participated in the assault died in sevastopol last year. his name was boris pavlo

that moved into new york city this morning including vessels here from the navy, coast guard, naval academytary personnel will be at fleet week. the first event that took place in 1998 and runs every year around memorial day weekend. >> we partnered and i will say we have 300 people here this morning at a beautiful ceremony while we're watching the ships come up the hudson river. civic and military leaders. what is unbelievable every time that we see them and we're gathered with them is they say thank you to us when it is our opportunity to say thank you to them. >> bill and dana, we had a chance to talk to those service members, sailors and everyone out here and thanked them for their service. this does continue, though, through may 30th. plenty of time to get down and check it out. >> bill: welcome back to all of those men and women. if they rent a bicycle tell them to look both ways, twice, three times and be careful. thanks, alexis on the hudson. >> dana: one of the country's most popular school at the center of a legal school. virginia thomas jefferson high school is fighting. a challe

reagan battle group and superintendent of the naval academy. but back then, he was head of the white house military and we were all norwegian. so the norwegian ambassador us each a box of king hope and chocolates about this big and gave us it for christmas and it was very popular for a couple of days as everybody came by and got their chocolate and everybody saw these passports and he saw the picture that i had of all of julius rove very, imperial looking guy. and he was into, you know, dinner black, you know, dinner dress. it had a funny little emblem hanging underneath his tie. he said, who's that? i explained to him who he was. he said, who's interested? you know what that is said? i have no idea. so couple of weeks later, i got invited to a dinner, the norwegian embassy and as rock star one can tell you, you don't want to go to embassy dinners if you're at the white house because everybody climbs on you. you need to see the president take his to the president. so anyway. but i said, what the hell? it's a norwegian so we went and it turned o

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naval academy class of 2023 are now commissioned officers. graduating class their experience as midshipmen has prepared them to lead in the fleet and carry the torch of u.s. sea power at a critical time for ghom athletic demock crazy around the glok globe. >> navy ensons, 257 marine corps second lieutenants. congratulations. colorado teachers attack capitalism. you heard that right. you heard that right. we will have a live report. the vatican said pope francis skipped meetings today because of a fever no. details about the severity of that illness. the last time he spiked a serious fever in march the 86-year-old pontiff rushed to the hospital where he was diagnosed with acute bronchitis. he received intravenous antibiotics and later released three days after that. belgium and iran conduct a prisoner exchange in oman. officials say tehran released a belgium aid worker in exchange for iranian diplomat attempting to bomb a meeting of exiles in france. and this is a live look at da belizey, georgia. georgia, the country, celebrates its independe

over in annapolis blue angels taking flight ahead of the united states naval academy graduation on fridayr jets put on a show for thousands, forcing multiple road closures in the area and blue angels will be back up in the skies for another rehearsal this afternoon. what a school site to see, brian, those are your headlines. >> brian: absolutely. going to be seeing a lot of the men and women walking the streets of new york city. hopefully they will be safe. thanks, ashley. >> ashley: you are welcome. >> brian: florida governor ron desantis officially running for president. >> i'm running to lead great american comeback. we know the country is on the wrong track. we see it with our eyes. we feel it in our bones. we see the border being overrun. we see crime infesting the cities. what i dual is help restore normalcy to our communities. >> brian: that's what he hopes for. normalcy. what can we expect as we look ahead to 2024? let's ask four esteemed guests retired navy seal congressional panel. montana congressman former interior secretary ryan zinke back with us. texas congressman morgan lu

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naval academy's commencement in annapolis, maryland.he blue angels soared overhead, austin spoke to more than 1000 members of the class of 2023. >> our navy is driving forward our historic aukus partnership with australia and the u.k. bringing together three great democracies to keep the indo pacific free and open and prosperous. you will travel the globe to defend our democracy. and you will learn that the lifeblood of the rules-based international order is actually seawater. geoff: the graduates were commissioned as ensigns in the u.s. navy and second lieutenants in the u.s. marines. the drug enforcement administration has revoked the license of one of the country's largest drug distributors. the company morris and dickson faces accusations it shipped highly-addictive opioid pain pills for years despite evidence the drugs were being misused. today's action by the dea follows a controversial four-year delay, which federal officials blamed on the pandemic and actions by the company. on wall street, tech stocks led the maet higher. the d

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naval academy in annapolis, maryland celebrated an annual rite of passage today -- ending their firsthey worked together to scale the 21-foot herndon monument, slathered with grease for the occasion. when they finally reached the top, they replaced a freshman's cap with an upperclassman's. the slippery feat took just over 2.5 hours. still to come on the "newshour," new data shows a massive disparity in excess deaths among black americans compared to their white counterparts. tulsa, oklahoma struggles to reconcile its troubling past with urban renewal. comedian leanne morgan discusses her unusual road to success ahead of her new special. plus, much more. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: access to medication abortion faced a critical test today in the conservative 5th circuit court of appeals. a three-judge panel of republican appointees heard arguments about whether the abortion pill mifepristone, first approved by the fda more than 20 years ago, should stay on

actually a tour group that the chief republican vote counter was leading through the capitol from the naval academy he passed by moments before you came to me, alicia, i asked him if there was a deal yet if there's an agreement he said we are still working and that appears to be where we are. take a listen to our earlier discussion when i caught up with him. >> we have a bill to be passed. that's what our members are looking at. there's talking going on, we will see what happens. [inaudible] >> again, i think we will find out soon if the president is really interested in making sure we do not default. >> now i noticed a tunnel shift in this conversation because this, morning speaker mccarthy has said it's all progress, it is all good and -- apologies, i'm looking at my phone because speaker mccarthy could start speaking at any second. but as we heard, -- make sure they are there for the steal. he said the already have a building pass, and he's talking but that house passed republican bill that will go absolutely nowhere in the senate, nowhere among democrats either. so we will see if the democrat p

coming up, kamala harris told some pretty tall tales during the naval academy's graduation last year,ched story are we in store for this year? she spoke ott west point cadets this memorial day weekend. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ how to grow delicious herbs: step one: use miracle-gro potting mix. that's it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. at t-mobile, your business will save over $1000 bucks. what are you going to do with it? i could use a new sign. with t-mobile for business, save more than $1000 bucks versus verizon. and get the new samsung galaxy s23 plus free with no trade-in required. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in investing for the retirement they envision. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or d

in my father actually got two commissions -- it was the naval academy.d not pass because he did not have 20/20 vision. ironically, my grandfather, his father had 20/17. after that, they agreed to take people with 2020 vision with corrective lenses so my father went into the army. he was between north korea and the vietnam war. he became a helicopter pilot as well as was at the aircraft navigator thing where they land the planes. anyway, our family has been long for america in different wars and different things weather was conflict or peace time. on my mothers's side of the family, william sturgis, i believe that was the one that died, being burned alive at the stake, his granddaughter or great-granddaughter, her family went on to settle waco, texas. the home she grew up in became a state or national historical site. i learned that recently. i visited my family, my parents a couple of days ago for the moral day weekend. -- for the memorial day weekend but it's very special to our family. host: thank you for that. this is an opinion piece by john waters w

. >> vietnam war pows appeared before gathering of the naval academy midshipmen to talk about their ordeala half-century ago. here's captain charlie plumb and rear admiral robert shoemaker describing the first time they communicated through their prison. >> las vegas casinos like the thunderbird and things like that, not with one guy, but a total of four, there was five feet that separated us, and in the corner of this. you're bringing back unhappy memories for me. in the corner here, it is a rabble, dream whole, we are crowded with four people in the cell. the stockades where they get -- they cramp your ankles here. i find a piece of wire, not as stiff as a coathanger. it is 5 feet long, there's an alleyway between us here, filled with a bunch of junk, they take a siesta every afternoon, i would get down and sneak this wire through all this paraphernalia and wound up in charlie, through his rabble, and you pick it up. >> bob comes back, come back again and disappeared down that rat hole. waiting for the guards to come in and beat me up again. this time, in a dirty piece of toilet paper, o

s naval academy and the ceo of office libations, clyde. let's start with you tell us about the company you started and how you got there. yeah, office intubations. what we do is we help companies create better employee experiences through food and beverage, so we provide snacks, sustainable beverage solutions. coffee from local bay area roasts and even have an in house chef to create lunch and breakfast options for our clients. when did you start it? and what were some of the hurdles you faced in getting it started? the company originally started in 2014 and access to capital is always a challenge for business. especially are growing business. you always need more money to hire more people buy more inventory. finding the way to get access to that capital. if you don't have the personal means is sometimes quite a big challenge helped you reaching out to people that had already been there so through partnerships with like bunker labs and sort of meeting people like alex, we were able to find ways to get the capital that we needed to grow and

a graduate of the us naval academy, his 37 year naval career focused on intelligence and he served as director of intelligence for the us cyber command. professor richard striner, who comes to us from washington llege, he is a professor of history and author or coauthor of ten books and numerous articles. for this event, we should note his book, woodrow wilson and world war one. a burden too great to bear. his new book, how america can spend its way back to greatness, comes out at the end of the month. john maxwell hamilton comes to us from louisiana state university, and he is also a senior scholar at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars. his career has taken him from journal liaison to public service on capitol hill and in the carter administration. before academia, the book he is working on now focuses on propagating and press censorship during world war one to set the stage here. admiral, start with you. 100 years ago today, a german u-boat sank the luxury liner lusitania here, just south of ireland, as it steam towards port, killing all 1200 or killing nearly 1200

host: about five minutes left before we take you to the naval academy graduation.berry, north carolina, democrat. good morning. caller: a year before this happened, trump took everybody to oklahoma where there was a mob who overran black wall street. they killed 70 people and nobody was -- they killed so many people and nobody was convicted of that crime. fast-forward, they did the same thing to the capital. i call the trump party the pink party. that stands for proud boys, insurrectionists, neo-nazis, klansman, and oath keepers. these was a treasonous act. they took the flag of the united states and attacked officers with it. how can they be upholding the man in blue and they are trying to kill the men in blue? every last one of them should have been shot trying to break into his house. host: the role of police, you can touch on a little bit, testifying at these trials. guest: police officers themselves, including some of those who testified before the house january 6 select committee in 2021 have been witnesses during trial or during sentencings trying to articul

if confirmed, this nominee would be the first female superintendent for the naval academy. of course, she is no stranger to breaking down barriers. she was also the first hispanic woman to command a navy warship. we are in the middle of a recruiting crisis. she is precisery the -- precisely the kind of leader we need to inspire our next generation to serve. i'd like to yield to the senator from rhode island, and then i will make my motion. mr. reed: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. reed: i just want to reiterate what andersen warren -- senator warren pointed out. this policy is not illegal. it has been fully justified by the department of justice, by interpretations of the many different agencies. in fact, one of the ironies here is senator tuberville is denying promotions to general officers because he will not allow female members of the military forces to have some of the same protections federal prisoners have. if that's not absurd, i don't know what is. also, i've had the opportunity, really the privilege, to serve and command pa

naval officers. students of the general claims academy of the armed forces of the russian federation are headed by lieutenant general oleg church the academy has become a school of military art for a whole host of famous generals. cadets pass by the stands, the military at the university of the ministry of defense of the russian federation is headed by the head of the university , lieutenant-general igor mishutkin, the head of the university, more than 200,000 specialists in military-political work, military psychologists and lawyers, translators and military conductors, more than 300 graduates bear the high title of hero of the soviet union and the russian federation on red square military academy logistical support named after general of the army rulev, at the head of the parade formation, major general igoriev, over 70,000 graduates carried out material and technical support for the combat troops , more than 100% were awarded the title of hero of the soviet union and the russian federation , six of them were special military operations. cadets of the mikhailovskaya military artillery academy in parade for

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