navy down four. second quarter, same score. navy inside. keeps it for himself for the three-yard touchdown. navy takes an 18-14 lead after a successful two-point conversion. navy tacked on two more touchdowns to get their first win of the season 32-14, the final. >>> the o's looking for the series win against the yankise. o's up 2-1. bates loaded for roberts. he hits it high and deep to right. it carries into the bullpen for the grand slam. story of the game was the o's rookie starter. bottom of the seventh. he only gave up one run in seven innings as the orioles take the series against the yankees winning 7-3. >>> the orioles will go for their first sweep of the second half tomorrow afternoon. >>> the final look at your forecast for tomorrow. we'll wake up to clouds in the morning, but clearing throughout the day. perfect weather for the ravens game. on monday we stick with dry, warm and sunny weather. mostly-sunny skies. partly-cloudy skies on tuesday with a high temperature of 82 degrees. wednesday a dry cold front will move through. mos

at navy labs. since 1992, this program has produced 44 ph.d. spirit will also encourage research proposals for matching funds to promote a participation in naval research. we are developing programs that encourage our government, university affiliated research centers to partner with hbcus to take advantage of the numerous government grants out there. the solid mechanics program sponsors tuskegee, north carolina and emt, and southern university become a thing is basic research unmooring composite materials and san which structures. at north carolina a &t - your team is examining composite materials for submarine applications. they have developed a new fire resistant core material with extremely attractive mechanical properties for this material has been evaluated and the navy research to save lives in the event of fire. this is a bad thing in a submerged submarine. in 2008, o &r awarded money for research institutions. the systems committee provided 24 graduate degrees. there are other navy programs. i just selected these as examples. we do thi

navy comes right back. ricky dobbs takes the head off again and delivers a perfect pass to cory finnerty for a 29-yard touchdown. navy had 473 yards told offense. they win it 38-22 i the final. >>> elsewhere howard defeated georgetown 13-11. >>> talking baseball, the red-hot atlanta braves are in town trying to improve their resume. they have won 13 of the last 16 games, maybe that 14 of the last 17. sorry. i gave it away. mauck in trouble. diaz hits a sopt chopper to third. pete orr charges. this is not what you are supposed to do. throws it into the ground. here comes escobar. the braves scored four runs in the inning. bottom five now. nats down 6-1. mike morse pinch-hitting with two on. good decision here. he delivers. deep and high to center for a three-run homer. nats cut the lead to two. trying to mount a comeback but in the ninth, not so much. ron villone facing brian mccann. mccann is a professional hitter and gets professional results. to up thor delk. two-run homer. the braves beat the nationals 1

navy leads it now, 38-14. talking baseball now. this weekend in d.c., it's the nationals against the braves. atlanta is in the race for the wild card. the nats just want the season to over. their entire loss total from last year. the news gets worse. they have eight games to go. top of the first, where we start, mach is in trouble. this isn't going to help. bases loaded. matt die as hits a soft to the third. fill iing in for zimmerman, pic it up. throws it to the ground. that was really comical for you, huh? two runs scored. home half of the fifth. mike moore pinch hitting with two on. he's an exquisite situational hitter. his first of the season. nats cut the lead to two, making things interesting. however, trombone.com. facing brian mccann. two home runs. his 21st of the year. the braves beat the nats, 11-5 is the final. >>> kenny perry is making things interesting. they pay out $10 million to the champ. after the third round performance, he's giving tiger woods a run for his money. perry said he better bring his a-game is all i

. >>> navy's head coach knows how to get his kids fired up. last week the mid shipmen nearly knocked off the buckeyes. today his speech was simple but effective. it's go time. >> whatever it takes we are leaving everything on the field. >> that is coach speak for you but gets the players going. early in the game it was all louisiana tech. the punt for the bulldogs. avoids a tackle. goes to the outside. see you. he takes it back 85 yards for the touchdown. louisiana tech up 14-0. just like that. navy would answer, though. late first quarter, ricky dobbs to mario washington. he makes a nice catch for a 29-yard pickup. navy in business. the very next play, cory finnerty scoots 16 yards to the end zone. navy beats louisiana tech 32-14. >>> coach kerry bailey against rutgers. rutgers leading 10-0. gb tom savage finds an open jack corcoran for a score. scarlet knights up 17-0. more rutgers in the second. savage looking like a pro here. play action. deep to tim brown. 68 yards for the score. the scarlet knights down the bison. mar lons lead the nats.

and japan began dismantling the greatest navy in the world. and british historian called for cap pit lation to america's demands at churchill's insistence, one of the major catastrophes of english history. fine years later, chancellor said, don't worry war is not a possibility, which any government need to take into account. when churchill was prime minister, singapore fell and the empire was finished in asia and hit her marched into the rynland in 1936, churchill hailed the french for taking the matter to the league of nations but the ideal solution he would note, is hitler to march back out of the rynland. unfortunately hitler did not read that excellent column. in 1939, mr. churchill pushed his country to go to war for poland. britain did. and was bowl land saved? instead of losing dan zag, the polls -- poles lost 6 million dead and 50 years of freedom. a churchill's four years of piecement of stalin made nevel chamberlain at municipal nick look like davey crockett at the alamo. at moscow, and tehran and malt that. churchill told stalin he

but navy comes right back.icky dobbs fakes the handoff again, then delivers a perfect pass to cory financer tee for a 29-yard touchdown. navy had 473 yards of total offense. they win big 38-22. >>> elsewhere, howard defeats georgetown 14-11. >>> talking baseball now and the red hot atlanta braves are in town trying to improve their resume in the race for the wild card. the braves have won 13 of hire last 16 games -- check that. make that 14 of their last 17. top of the first, garrett match in some trouble here. diaz hits a soft chipper to field where pete orr charges and then -- this is never good -- throws it into the ground. that's an error. brian mccann scores. here comes escobar. the braves scored four runs in the inning. bottom five now, nats down 6- mike morris pinch-hitting wh two on and this is what we call pinch-hitting in style. he delivers. crushed it high and deep to center for a three-run homer. his first homer of the season, nats cut the lead to two. thinking comeback. then in the ninth, the brave

navy up 7-0. second quarter, mid-s trail 14-10and he throws up to corey finty and tackled really close to the end zone. he thinks he's scored. you see the refs are trying to confer and finely agree with navy. western kentucky 38-32. >>> homecoming for georgetown. the 0-3 hoyas battling for the howard cup. they scored two first half touchdowns. the bison hold on to defeat the hoyas. >>> in other local sports today, bowie state beat randolph. >>> the redskins defensive backs may have their hands full with this guy. we'll be back in two minutes. you've got a strawberry pop-tart, but i've got a warm, fresh baked strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? mmmm. i do. (announcer) pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. that on the list of things kids love, our party pizzas have just passed toy robots. ( crash, beeps ) awkward. kids love totino's party pizzas. there are some things we know for sure. there will still be weddings, still be babies, and still be bright futures. that's why n

navy and kentucky. navy finished with more than 470 yards of total offense. atlanta scored four runs in the first inning and never looked back. atlanta won 14 of the last 17 games. and later today the redskins take on the lions at 1:00. that's your sports minute, and i am hakem durmish, have a great day. >>> this morning on kids' post on tv, pictures and a play and popeye. hi, tracee, good to have you with us. this is part of a photo contest. >> yes, every year the agriculture center encourages kids to draw here. and this is the winner. she is 10 years old. this is the ceiling of her church. the jges thought that was a very unusual perspective, which is really what attracted them. second place went to this picture. i bet you can recognize where this is. this is the national building museum. and 10 years old. the judges thought the way it showed the arches was really beautiful. and that it was a different angle. this is where you would look up. elijah got credit for that. and then the third place was from wolfs, also 10 years old. he called it frank lloyd wrig

coming up later for you -- we will -- d the british navy sink at this at boat? and at very different sort of talent. ukrainian arti to move it judges to tears. -- the ukrainian artist who moved judges to tears. hello to you. daysfter world lears urd iran to demonstrate its peaceful intentions, it has test fired some of its longest rang missiles, but to be capable of reachin israel, turkey, and american bes in the gu. international condemnation has been swift. irannly recently admitted to a second uranium enriment plant. but russ is urging rtraint. we have this report. >> the tests may he bee -- plant, but the message is unmistakable. -- may have beenong-plned, the mesge is unmistable. iran is not going to caveo international essure. this is the shahab3, and is sold at easily puts israel within the range. they also tested the sjjii missile for the fir time they say tt thmissile tes are purely defensive. they insisted therwas no connection with th nuclear program. but the nightmare scenario for tehran's opponents is an iranian nuclearomb on to of long-ran missile.

churchill had a pre-world war i royal navy view of armored battleships. he did not appreciate that the capital ships of the navy had already become the aircraft carrier or the threat from the u-boat's. despite the fact that air power had dispatched much of the italian fleet, they were promptly sunk by the japanese air power who filmed it for prosperity -- austerity. churchill had already sent a significant proportion of british armed forces out to singapore. most of whom went straight into japanese captivity without firing a shot. churchill exclaimed he did not know that singapore was so poorly defended. a brilliant historian pointed out that he did know, and had done nothing. churchill's entire military strategy in world war ii was based on the paradigm of gallipoli in world war i. pinpricks of military attacks around the periphery of hitler's fiefdom, norway, greece, sicily, and an obsession, an attempt to launch an attack on the japanese from the northern tip of sumatra that he comes back to again again, completely opposed by the british military. you

navy in business. and then on the very next play, finnerty gets the pitch and goes into the checker board inzone. navy comes back to beat them. and then the second quarter here with the rutgers. and then a 21-yard touchdown. defense there. and more rutgers in the second. and savage looking like a pro here. and then deep to tim brown. he does the rest. 68 yards for the score. the scarlet night, 45-7. and then the mystics won their ball game and are in the playoffs for the first time in three years. congratulations to them. >>> of course, today it's all about pro football. the redskins heading to new york, and decent weather for them. >> yeah, no excuse. they will not blame it on me if they don't come back with a w. >> you set the stage for them. >> yes, i have. 1-0. it's a nice day, and we waited for it for a week. >> we deserve it. >> yes, we do. >>> that is it for news4 today. have a great morning and we'll see you here again next week. bye.

but this was supposed to be for the united states navy. and why did the navy do that? because the navy strongly stated they didn't want the boat to start with. yet the senator from washington, in her wisdom, decided that the navy needed that boat. it didn't need the boat. monthse the hull touched the water, the navy gave the boat to the university of washington. the school never found a use for it either. what would the navy waste taxpayer dollars on a boat nobody wanted? earmarks were inserted into different bills to force the navy and the coast guard to buy boats they didn't ask for. $17.65 million in all. $17.65 million in all for two boats that neither the navy nor the coast guard wanted, and now one of them belongs to the university of washington and the other belongs to a sheriff. so, some of the boats were never even used, period. one boat, as i mentioned, was given to the university of washington who sold it to the federal government's national oceanic and atmospheric ohs, national marine sanctuaries program for a regional sanctuary ies research program doing r

is not a marine, that is the united state navy corpsman. i would not be alive today, a navy corpssaved my life in vietnam. i have seen and save the lives of countless others and army medics. they are extraordinary. i firstet this young guy on the battlefield in afghanistan in 2001. this point in his life hes part of the lead company in the atta gn baghdad. baghdad is the smoke you see in the background were three days outside baghdad, 25 miles away. the lead element, a marine rifle company, motorized and not particularly well -- on the foot of everybody, is engaged by a republicanua regiments, the last line of defense for saddam hussein. one marine rifle company, one regiment of the replican guards. the is a furious gun fight. if you notice, the vehicles are not armored humvees like we have today. they spin them aund and put a little bit more between themnd at they are flying. this and navy corpsman rushes out into the battlefield, what we would call the bands of fire, and starts pulling wounded marines out of the middle of that gun fight.

in annapolis, navy hosting louisiana tech. here, the pick to finerty and finds the end zone from 16 yards out and navy cuts the deficit 14-10. rickey dobs on the option and for a two-yard score. navy scores the game, final 32 points beating louisiana tech 32-14. a look at other local college football scores, rutgers over howard, 45-7. lafayette defeatings georgetown 28-3. bowie state falls to fayetteville state, 30-20 and catholic is doubled up by franklin and marshal, 42-21. >>> the time has come. we have to take our first break. please stick around. when we come back, the redskins don't want to miss this performance against the giants and neither does defensive end greg black. we're back in minutes. hearts happy... ...and big hearts happy too. because as part of a heart healthy diet... ...those delicious oats in cheerios can help naturally lower cholesterol. (cheerios spilling) cheerios. how can something so little... ...help you do something so big. >> i just called greg black, the redskins defensive end, he's the defensive

. >> but the navy ships actually are available now and it's one of the missions that 18 navy ships have been mortified to do. they carry the standard missile 3 which is a more mature technology. isn't toward-basing these ships in the north sea and the mediterranean not a better way of giving you that regional coverage. by the way, as i recall what general cartwright said in the press conference, the investment will still continue in the ground-based interceptor to see whether or not in five years time if the threat is there we can notice this forward to anywhere else with mobile radar. >> what's interesting about this, this is a system of systems. these are components. and you try to get greater and better coverage by how you take them apart and put them back together again. the component that was cut is the one that would have had the greatest amount of coverage for the united states and the soonest coverage. and that's really what i think people are more interested in. they're certainly interested in protecting our allies and our military assets in europe, but when it comes right down

[laughter] th secretary of the navy a few wes later this base, the secretary of the navy comes out and it is a seacord base operating on the iranian border and the secretary of the navy was walking ut of the iefing that he just got in with the special operations guys and walks over to me and he says i wa to me your cameraman. is he still in the country? i said that is theameraman stding right over there and he is the one who did it. do you want to meet him, there he is, chris jackson walked over to jackson and said i'm going to see today you are recognized for your heroism. at to me says something about notoxnews.com and ackers jackson but the military tt the secretary of the service would do that for a young cameraman who save the life of another guy. i put this up there just because it is so interesting i looked at the slow kid and i said that has to be the son of a russian soler. very interesting the interpreter who was a graduate of ucla and bo in the united stas when his parents fled afghanistan in the 1970's and just before the tal collapse in '79 a the russian invasion. is paren

looking out over the top of these battlements here, out at the mightiest fleet that the british army and navy had ever sent here. there was 50-some ships out there and there was no guarantee that those ships wouldn't pummel this fort down into the dust. >> vaise: from here on, the ramparts of fort mchenry, you can look down the patapsco river. francis scott key's truce ship was about four miles away, just beyond where the modern key bridge now stands. the enemy ships were about halfway to the bridge. all night, the british fired about 1,000 shells at the fort, 700 rockets, the defenders hunkering down behind the ramparts. that was the only shelter they had, not only from the shells

he won the medal of honor, four navy crosses and the distinguished service award. in this war there are guys who have done extremely heroic deeds but we have only two medal of honor awards bo both hosthumously here in afghanistan. what is going on in terms of applicant for high valuer wards. >> this is a broken wards system. this being addressed on capitol hill. duncan hunter, i met with his office on monday, is trying to get to the bottom of some of this. we have a brown awards system. -- broken awards system. a system that doesn't put proper emphasis on awards and doesn't keep track of them. the other thing is we have moved to an all-volunteer army. in my day the guy that went out there and did something heroic was a farm boy from kansas that you didn't expect to attack an enemy pla tune single handed. today our soldiers are professional. and so, it is very easy to look at a heroic action and say, well, they are just doing what they were trained to do. and i think that's a wrong approach. but i think they are suffering from that mental attitude, well, that's what

navy in business. on the next play cory finty gets the pitc and scoots 16 yards into the checkerboard end zone. navy beats louisiana tech 32-14. >>> second quarter, rutgers leading 10-0 looking for more. qb tom savage has a 21-yard touchdown. scarlet knights up 17-0. more rutgers in the second. savage looking like a pro here. play action, and goes deep to tim brown. he does the rest. 68 yards for the score. the scarlet knights down the bison 45-7. >>> the mystics won the ball game. they're in the playoffs. >>> we'll be back in two minutes stth a look at today's top ories and the forecast and news 4's "viewpoint." stay with us. i wish i knew then what i know now. get what dermatologists now recommend to fight aging... in new aveeno positively ageless multidefense. a combination of a high spf and powerful antioxidants... designed to reduce lines and wrinkles in just 4 weeks. new from aveeno. (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effect

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pitt downs navy. the mids back home on next saturday against western kentucky. >>> in the wnba playoffs the mystics, win or the season is over. in the fourth quarter, lindsay harding, count it. mystics up four. langhorne 15 points, ten rebounds. game tied 69. mystics get it to alana beard. drives baseline. no good. we go to overtime, ts guy loves him some bonus basketball. the fever inside tammy sutton-brown. indiana wins 81-74 in o.t. eliminating the mystics. >>> turning to hockey. the countdown is on. the capitals open on october 1st at boston. preseason tuneups get the blood pumping. pick it up in the third period. under 20 seconds to play. shawn morrison drives the net with the puck. matthew perot gets it past cristobal huey. redskins corner fred smoot questionable for tomorrow's home opener because of rib injury. hopefully he can play, if not, i think they will be okay. >> i still have goose bumps. virginia tech. >> that was great. >> thanks. that is our news for tonight. see you again tomorrow.

world navy intercepted the boat off the coast of south america this month. the crew was taken off the boat before this happened. the defense ministry says the boat was acting suspiciously in an area known for drug trafficking. >>> a group of homeless sex offenders have been ordered out of the wooded area they were told to move into in the first place. we told you about this yesterday, actually, to begin with. this is a makeshift camp in an area behind an office park in suburban atlanta. probation officers in cobb county, georgia, told the sex offenders to move there as a last resort. wyche we said, now they're being told to leave. georgia has one of the nation's toughest sex offender policies. the wooded area was about the only place the group could legally live. state law bans sex offenders from living, working or loitering within 1,000 feet of schools, churches, parks and other spots where children gather. but the state department of transportation owns the woods and decided the sex offenders had to get out. the county sheriff says he doesn't know where th

navy laboratories. the research and education partnership program is designed to improve research and discipline important to the navy. it exposes students to civilian careers within the naval research enterprise through summer internships that may be labs. recipients are selected for study and research leading to the editorial degrees in engineering. -- leading to the pictoriadoctos in engineering. finally, we're developing a program set encourage our government, university affiliated research centers to partner with us to take advantage of the numerous grants and programs out there. it is not an easy feel to navigate through. -- not an easy field to navigate through. the common theme is basic research on marine composite materials and sandlin structures. at north carolina and chiea &t,r team is 6 examining marine -- is researching material. this has been evaluated for possible use in bergen areas to save lives in the event of a fire. this is an especially bad thing in a submerged submarine. in 2008 we

you were in t navy 20 years and only had to make one cruz. [lghter] and most of that was overseas shore dut . . shooting sr a shell and i knew what i wanted to do and i got there and it was a long haul. i went to school in philadelphia also, all moderate and our current chief of naval operations and a whole slew of other people and when tngs really got rough in hanoi m mind would flash back to the days i was learning by military trends from a blitz, we had itish drill sergeants that taught us everything fothe val academy where even if you could do something you did it any way. if you are told to do something you do it, period. i'm sitting here next to the two tim's. we were at school together and w. prb was my favorite television show ever, and the reason it wasn't you, sir. [laughter] loni anderson. [laughter] when i came home from vietnam, vietnam was awful, people were over there, i have learned ts. i've got good news and -- [laughter] the good news about bein in hanoi i missed the whole antiwar stuff, the country blowing up and going araz

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in a lot of ways,he original navy team was born under the navy, there are a lot of navy guys working at nasa, under navy rules, the commander is not the first person to step into unknownerritory, an underling steps into unknown territory, and that would have had bz aldrin as the first man on the moon but he so alienated nasa executives that they decided they wanted armstrong, who reminded them of charles lindbergh, whether or not that is a good idea, they thoughtt was a good idea at the time, they want to armstrong. but they didn'tant to say is this was motivated on personal reasons, so in the dress rehearsals of apollo 9 and apollo 10, they found out that inside the lunar module, it is so tiny in there, that trying to gethe second man out of the door, which is next to the commander, was very difficult, so they gave that as the reason they have armstrong the first. but if you talk to many people who worked at nasa at that time, including mike collins, they believed this was armstrong's command decision, that he would be first. you have three answers to the question, how did they deci

navy improves to 2-2. baltimore for local college action. morgan state hosts towson. the second quarter it was clicking with a 26 yard touchdown. the tigers did have their chances but three costly turn over helped the bears beat the tigers for the first time since 2003, 12-9 is the final. at home with johns hopkins striking up a tunas bluejays dance all over moravian. the bluejays improved to 3-1. 2-0 in the centennial conference with a 27-0 win. >>> tomorrow on wjz check out the raven play host to the cleveland browns in the divisional match up on wjz and our exclusive coverage starts at 1:00 p.m. >>> a cloudy and rain night in cleveland for the orioles. it was bottom of the 9th, johnny peralta singled to center. indians walk off with a 9-# win. the sure bet o's have lost nine in a row. >>> a day for celebration at laurel park as the late jim my okay's daughter was here for the ribbon cutting of the jim mckay maryland million. it was a classic and the race lived up to its name. down the stretch, so mucha hot wins. and we finish up with the legacy chase. top quality s

gap is not opening up any new stores at old navy or gap divisions. no square footage growth. it's about getting productivity back in their core stores through market share growth. >> all right, sir. thank you very much. brian, appreciate your thoughts. >>> up next, how does the job picture look where you live? the government released a state-by-state report for august just moments ago. we will take a look at it. >>> and american is richer for the first time in two years. we've been talking about this. $2 trillion wealthier in the second quarter. we're 20% poorer than we were in 2007. which headline is more important, increase or a decrease. and then arena pharmaceuticals. no, mark, it's a different company than yesterday. no curvature issues, we don't think. the ceo fresh off the conference call. the trial of another experimental drug. that's next. >>> the federal government released the state-by-state employment report. bertha coombs has the breakdown. >> thank you. we saw the unemployment level take up in augusto 9.7%. we're getting color on where that happened. the number

navy sailed away for good. that's him on the right signing overthe final handover papers. >> we were very, very glu we were looking rward to the day tat we would see our lives, you know, suddenl change overnigh these are people grew up with. i mean, t whole base i gr up with. >> reporter: gordon was not gog to let stubing bay sink. he talkedthose left without jo into a volunteer army to preserve and prect what the u.s. army left behind. he kt preing the cenal govement to get involved. $10 billion in abandoned infrastructure was simply too good to waste. it took a couplef years but the philippine governmen finally realized what a gold mine i had. today present gloria arroyo puts the iortance of the freert zones at the top ofer onomic agenda. remindingveryone tat tey a nowery successf filipino operions. with a skilled, well educated englisspeaking work force, low opering cost and tax incentives stubg and clark have now brought in nearly $6 billn in foreign investment providing three tim more jobs than the u. mili

. >>> the british navy opened fire on a ship carrying hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of drugsar driver joey logano takes the ride of his wife and this star says he's grown up and questions abound around >>> taking a look oat our top stories tonight. >> a month gomery county police officer shot a man several times this afternoon. it happened after a homeowner called police to report a suspicious car parked in his driveway. police say the driver got out of that car and charged the officer after his car got stuck in the mud. that's when the officer opened fire. the man is in the hospital. >>> a local marine was killed in the line of duty in afghanistan, according to his family. lance corporal jordan crebot of frederick died this weekend while serving his second tour of duty. he attended new life christian school in frederick. he leaves behind a wife. he was 24 years old. >> there's more tension over iran's nuclear activities today. they fired test missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads that can reach israel and u.s. bases in the middle east. the u.s. is demanding that iran

navy many years ago. >> how? >> the stairway in a navy ship, called a ladder, there are certain time whence only a ladder would be climbing a lad for the a submarine and i did. so i just dislocated my shoulder many times and i was in the u.s. navy and they took me to bethesda naval hospital and screwed my shoulder together. there's a stainless steel screw in here. worked fine. over time, you know, we're getting old, brian, and now my shoulder only goes this high. so i set off to see how other countries provide high quality health care. i figured, while i'm going to doctors, i'm see about my shoulders. >> what year did you have this? >> 1970. >> and how many different doctors in the world have diagnosed what to do about it? >> 10, 12 countries, and many of these country, you have to go to the g.p. first, then she refers you to the orthopedic surgeons, i've got at least 20, 25 docs have palpated, examined, x-rayed my shoulder. >> let's start with the american doctor after you got out of the navy that you went to an

admiral car is a career navy veteran. he started when he was 17 years old and i did not ask how old he is now. [laughter] but admiral karl spent his naval career at city in cruisers and destroyers deploying to the mediterranean sea, the black sea, the indian ocean, the persian gulf, north and south atlantic, the south pacific, the baltic, caribbean, and red seas. he served on the u.s.s. king, the u.s.s. mccandless, the u.s.s. dwight d. eisenhower's among others. he commanded the uss ealry bird, winning in two tours. while in command of cape st. george, the ship52q participatig combat operations in support of combat -- iraqi freedom. apple cart has served in the office of secretary of defense where he worked on the various ships. he worked on several ballistic missile defense programs. he later served in the office of the chief of naval operations as requirements officer. he was executive assistant to the commander u.s. fleet forces command. following promotion to flag rank in 2006, he was assigned as deputy director of su

i damaged in the navy. -- and damaged it in the navy. i dislocated my shoulder many times. i was in the u.s. navy. they took me to bethesda naval hospital. they screwed my shoulder to get there. it worked fine and we are getting old and now my shoulder only goes this type. i set off to see how other countries provide high-quality health care. i thought i would get my shoulder fixed to see what other health-care look like. guest: what year was this? host: 1972 was when i had the procedure done originally. guest: 10 or 12 countries, you have to go to the general practitioner first and she refers you to the orthopedic surgeon. i saw at least 25 doctors. host: let's start with the american doctor after you get out of the needy. guest: that was in denver. the doctor fixed the other shoulder. i went to the doctor and i trusted him. he was an orthopedic surgeon. he was very confident and aggressive. i could not swim a golf club. he said we would fix it. he came back with a little bread box and said here is your new shoulder. he was going to cut out the old shoulder and put in a ne

. >> he is a former navy seal seal.rs in afghanistan and iraq and also madison square gardens. >> did a tour with kool and the gang. >> yeah. it's a lot of fun learning about the character. i went down to camp pendleton met with some marines and navy seal seals. one of our technical advisers is a master gunny in the marine corps. we have met with some ncis agents as well. and he's all about integrity, honor, respect. he loves the united states and wants to protect it. >> all right. we will be looking for it. what day and time? >> tuesdays at 9:00 after the original ncis. a two-hour packed night. >> a lot of fun and energy. get your popcorn and enjoy yourself. >> tune in, j.c. >> i love the show. thank you for being with me. wish you the best of luck in this new season. >> nice talking to you. >> live with passion. >> thanks. we have to take a break and we will be right back. dad, here-look at this- your p.a.d. isn't just poor circulation in your legs causing you pain. ok-what is it? dad, it more than doubles your risk o

navy sailed away for good.ght signing the final handover papers. >> we were very, very glum. we were looking forward to the day that we would see our lives, you know, suddenly change overnight. these are people i grew up with. i mean, the whole base i grew up with. >> reporter: gordon was not going to let subic bay sink. he personally organized thousands of locals who had lost their base jobs into a volunteer army to repair and protect what the americans left behind. he kept pressing the central government to get involved. $10 billion in abandoned infrastructure was simply too good to waste. it took a couple of years, but the philippine government finally realized what a gold mine it had. today president gloria arroyo puts the importance of the freeport zones at the top of her economic agenda. reminding everyone that they are now very successful filipino operations. with a skilled, well educated english-speaking work force, low operating cost and tax lp incentives subic and clark have now brought in nearly $6 b

in the history of navy. you're the navy 20 years and you only had to make one crse.>> most of that was overseas shore duty. so everything is relative. i grew up in sort of a young forrest gump the whole way. every place we went something was happening. there's something -- some big news event when we were there. as a kid, we lived in japan. my dad was a career army officer. we lived in japan during the korean war so i got to watch all these things as an 11-year-old with stars in his eyes looking at jet airplanes which are comparatively new. i got to meet all the korean jet aces, all the air force jet aces. jim jabbara because we went to the same hotel they did. for r & r. and it was an interesting way to grow up. i knew what i wanted to do when i was a little kid. when i was actually in fourth grade atort leavenworth kansas and i saw chuck jager flying a plane and it was a long haul. i went to school in philadelphia also at valley forge academy. and our alma matter was storming norman swartzkopf and a whole slew of other people. and, you know, when things really got

off the coast of south america, newly released video shows the british navy on the attack. the brits opened fire on a boat operated by drug runners and sent it to the bottom of the sea but not before the navy seized a record six tons of cocaine valued at $384 million. coming up next, the push to get drivers' hands-- both of them-- back on the wheel. (announcer) don't let your migraine become someone else's pain. excedrin migraine. clinically proven to relieve your migraine in just one dose. excedrin. what ache? can tell you something about osteoporosis you don't already know. it runs in families - my mother has it, and now i have it. so even though i tried to keep my bones strong, it wasn't enough. now, once-monthly boniva is helping me do more. it didn't just stop my bone loss. boniva worked with my body to stop and reverse my bone loss. and studies show, after one year on boniva, nine out of ten women stopped and reversed theirs, too. (announcer) don't take boniva if you have low blood calcium, severe kidney disease, or can't sit or stand for at least one hour. follow dos

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and also dealing with navy intelligence.ongressman, there's a lot of options on the table. i know you've got some strategies for afghanistan. what should we be doing in your opinion? >> i think we have to make it very clear what our goal is and our primary goal is the eradication of that safe haven about al qaeda. the al qaeda who hit us on 9/11 that's inside pakistan, and second, setting the conditions for redeploying out of afghanistan with a probability that the al qaeda will not go back there. that's a strategy, ed, that's going to take an approach that isn't counterterrorism. it's a counterinsurgency and it may involve a few more troops in the nearer term because it's spiraled so far south downward that gains the trust of the population. because the taliban is about 20,000. >> yeah. am i hearing you, interpreting you tonight as saying you would support the president if he were to commit more troops to afghanistan before the end of the year which would go along with the general's request? >> if it is focused upon the mis

the president will lay navy -- a wreath and make some remarks. it is a very somber and a today. -- site today. it is also an added piece of the atmosphere that every few minutes and airplane takes off from the reagan national and takes over this spot. i spoke to a woman who had a sister on that flight and she looks at this place like a crime scene. even eight years later, it is tough to be here, she said. this is the pentagon memorial where there are benches marking the 184 victims of the attack. 59 of them face outward. that is the 59 that were on the flight. 125 facing the pentagon, those who perished in time. yesterday, i was speaking to a survivor who was inside the building along some of his friends. >> this sounds, the people that you knew, that you worked with, that had died, this small that i could never get rid of. -- smell that i can never get rid of. people needing to get out, needed help. a lot of things that i recall that day -- it is like a tattoo. it never goes away. >> for a lot of the survivors and families here gathered, it is l

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this week at old navy. start here. >>> this is -- ricky gervais is here. >> you have the pajamas -- >> it's crazy. >> it's called acting, mr. gervais. acting. okay. >> these are local areas. child abuse, the holocaust. okay? >> we don't talk about that. >> and -- >> i don't like this. >> neither do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's ricky gervais and beloved elmo that's quite an honor, by the way. are you aware of what an honor it is to be invited on "sesame street"? >> not only aware of it, but the highlight of my career. not being on "sesame street," but elmo. i love him. i didn't care if there's a man underneath him, but i love elmo. i would do a film with him, a funny movie, me and elmo. >> you allowed back on "sesame street" after mentioning the holocaust to elmo? >> well, i don't know. >> i guess somebody does have to tell him eventually. you wrote and directed "the invention of lying" which has a great premise. >> the well, the human race has never told a lie, they're not capable of it. and it's a harsh, cold

navy seals killed three of the pilots, rescuing the captain.he brother of one of the sailors says that it was a frightening time. >> i was scared for him, but happy that he was able to protect them. it was hard. shepard: the ship also protected another from pirates during a deployment. missouri, the pastor of a church said that in the future she will be more careful about where she leaves her purse. a surveillance camera caught a thief stealing the person out of the office. -- stealing the purse out of the office. >> you have to be prepared so that it does not happen again. shepard: the pastor said that she forgets the " but once in arrested. ohio, a group of 17 people setting a record for the most people set on fire at the same time in a controlled stunned. -- stunt. maybe the old record, held by 12 people. they kept the flames going for 43 seconds. a judge from the guinness book of world records was there to make it official. that is the fox watch across america. do not try that at home. school cafeterias are not normally thought of as pinnac

. >>> navy opened up their season nearly pulling of the greatest upset in school history, facing columbus. today against louisiana tech. first quarter, louisiana tech up 7-0. he is leaving lots of guys around trying to catch him. it down the sideline. who do you think is faster? 85 yards, touchdown. 14-0, louisiana tech. maybe gets the ball back. running the option pitch, 16 yards, 30 to one answered points. -- 32 unanswered points. >>> johns hopkins enjoying a home opener today. last year, hopkins won the game in triple overtime. isecond quarter, the yellow jackets knocking on the door. he ties the game. third quarter, of speed right, 24 carries, 100 yards for the right -- 120 yards for the win. >>> great high-school game, gilman hosting dematha. the greyhounds were hoping to upset the stags. we are tied. second quarter, he goes to the air. the long drive, capped off by this eight-yard toss. 14-7 gilman. the stags win the game. >>> here are some of the stories that we're working on. baltimore church working to get guns off the streets. details on those efforts. get out your workout shoes

with the navy cross. she was a medic and caught in a taliban ambush in afghanistan. she repeatedly ran into the line of fire to help the injured troops. british and defense officials said she made the difference between life and death for a rine who had been shot in the neck. >>> there is an art exhibit 2 new york city offering people a look inside the plane that landed on the hudson river. the plane touched down in the waters off new york city after a bird strike. the new art exhibit is offering a different look at everything from the cockpit to the tray tables. the exhibit of photographs is called "brace for impact" and is being opened inside a brooklyn warehouse gallery. >>> a woman in california thought to be the oldest woman in the world died. gertrude baines lived to be 115 years old. she was born in 1894 in georgia. this is gertrude celebrating her most recent birthday. she is quoted saying she never thought she would live to see a black man become president. president obama sent her letter of cong

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