at navy, you are judged by retain need to commander in chief's trophy. today against air force. >> all i want you to think about is the love for the guys you're right and you're left, in front of you, and behind you! >> the coach is firing them out. light fourth, look at the effort from the quarterback. he will not go down. sometimes it is better to retreat. he calls it out. air force recovers at midfield. tim jefferson, after already converting on this drive. terrible mistake. should be game over, navy. however, roughing the passer, nullifies the pick. airports would kick a field goal, send it to overtime. -- air force would kick a field goal, said it to overtime. this one is 38 yards, 16-13 navy. air force, to answer, the bright hash, 31 yards. maybe wins the game, the seventh consecutive victory over air force -- navy wins the game. >>> the tigers hosting new hampshire. miserable day for the freshman quarterback. first quarter, picked off. everyone is going the other way. new hampshire is a winner, 57-7. >>> third round of the constellation energy sen

the navy called the coast guard for help, they swooped in.he sick crew member was flown to a hospital in oregon. everything is ok. >>> this next story is one that, if you heard you probably wouldn't believe. >> like most father and son scott hughes and his little boy simon went on a fishing trip. they didn't catch fish, just your everyday 12-foot, 800-pound alligator. dad, being the sportsman he is had his rifle. to reel this monster in and to stay safe he had to shoot it. little simon said he never thought something this big was under the water but the kid already has his sights set on his future. >> next year i'm going to -- ( indiscernible ) >> that kid is not scared. what is he doing? pulling on the tongue? >> yeah. did you ever go fishing when you were a kid? and get a fish that's this bad? i guess if it's 800 pound you have to pull out the tongue and show people. >> wow. >>> he's going to rock out in baltimore in november. >> but first he had to rock out the meadowlands. >> they are tearing down giants stadium after football season ends

. >>> elsewhere, navy hosting the falcons in annapolis. ricky dodd takes it himself 13 yards for the touchdown. this game goes into overtime. in o.t. navy makes a field goal to take the lead. air force is up. the kicker trying to tie the game. the 31-yard attempt sails wide left. navy beats air force 16-13 in overtime. >>> in other local scores, howard beats winston salem. and buoy state crushes lincoln 51-20. >>> sit time for our first break. when we come back the redskins are taking heat for their early season struggling. can they snap out of it against the bucs?  what kind of person writes a thesis calling working women "detrimental to the family..." then lies about his opponent to cover up his own record? the post said bob mcdonnell took office and began passing his social agenda... and the post confirmed that he voted to deny access to birth control. they said mcdonnell even opposed equal pay for women. no matter what his ads say, bob mcdonnell can't cover up his record. i'm creigh deeds, candidate for governor,

navy welcoming air force to annapolis this afternoon. 15-13 navy, navy when 16-13.oward edges winston-salem state and buoy blows out lincoln university of pennsylvania. a lot is on line for the washington redskins as a welcome the tampa bay buccaneers tomorrow. clinton portis has been bothered by a number of let industry critic injuries and is questionable for sunday's game. >> i am leaning to playing him, because he is a force. he loves to play, and he gets himself ready to play. i want to play him, and that is what i am going to do. i want to play him, and that is what i am going to do. i

navy hosting air force. midship men, nicki dobbs gone. 13 yards to the house and navy was on the board. going to overtime, ties at 13. navy kicks a field goal to take a 3-point lead. so the air force has to kick to send it to overtime. and no score. navy beats air force for the 7th straight time. >>> and ending the season in style for baseball. a two-run opposite field jack to win it. the home finale on wednesday. the nats beat the braves 6-4. today is the final game of the season. and today at 1:00, the bucks and redskins, got to get this one, somehow, some way. >> the kind of pressure they have to be under after knowing what happens with the lions. you have to have butterflies in your stomach. >> if you're jim zorn, you want to win this one. >> dave, i want to ask you about, i see nfl.com has issued a swine flu notice. >> good el sent a e-mail saying if they have swine flu, they can replace players with practice squad. fortunately for the redskins so far, no reported cases of the swine flu. >> good to keep

it is the french navy's main supply ship in the indian ocean. in paris, the defense ministry described how the pirates approached in two small boats and open fire. >> they realize that they were not behaving as a commercial ship. she was not trying to run away. on the contrary, but she was heading towards the pirates. at that time, the pirates turned away and try to escape. >> it is not the first time the pirates have targeted the french military. france played a key role in the mission patrolling the waters near somalia. this shows the navy fighting back after a frigate was attacked in may. several were captured. more than 20 suspects were handed over to kenya. green them to trial is a legal mine field. for these pirates, the future is uncertain. for now, her mission in the indian ocean continues as normal. >> the heavy floods in southern india have damaged hundreds of millions of dollars worth of crops. that could mean severe food shortages. and these 250 people have been killed and millions displaced. these were the worst floods in decades. >

the british navy found their empty yacht. paul chandler told a british news outlet that he was asleep when armed men came aboard his yacht. he says they kept asking for money, took everything of value on his boat. paul and his wife were heading to tanzania went a distress signal went out last friday. >>> and drew peterson went before a judge today to check the status of his murder case. he's accused of killing his third wife, kathleen savio in 2004. initially here investigators ruled her death as an accident. they started taking a closer look after his fourth wife, stacy, just disappeared. she was reported missing two years ago today. >>> breaking news tonight in a case we have been following very closely here. florida police warn somer thompson's killer may be paying very close attention to the investigation. and people may be associated with the killer and not even know it. plus somer's father brings the latest on the search for justice in his baby's tragic death. nancy grace is on the story. she'll have the latest breaking

next week navy at rice. look at this.ore never ever getting started against number 16 new hampshire, eight minutes hadn't even elapsed in the game and it was 30-0 visitors. final score new hampshire 57 towson 7. next week towson at rhode island. >>> nfl now. ravens slight underdog sunday to a team they've never beaten. new england. we've got the game starting at 1:00 followed by our special post game show, including yours truly. to baseball now, the next to the last game of the season for the os who scored four runs in the fourth starting with this tj wiggington. come on home markakis. 63-98os of not losing 100 games this season. 6-3 tonight's final. final game of the season tomorrow against toronto. elsewhere, east course, timonium round three. tom watson on the one-year anniversary following successful hip surgery. headed into tomorrow's final round. finally, put up your dooks, bob and weave, stick and jab. amateur botching at the velvet rope. this event features youthful boxing buffs from rate here in baltimore. 15 bou

coast guard an the navy are pulling out all of the stops in a search and rescue mission. but chances of finding survivors may be fading. stock market took a header even though the government said the economy is growing again. one thing that may be missing to keep the recovery going is you. hey, good morning, it's saturday. i'm natascha curry. thanks for watching "lhn news and views." a man hunt is under way in cleveland, ohio for this man, 50-year-old anthony sovall. police went to arrest him on charges of rape. police found two decomposing bodies upstairs and a freshly dug grave in the basement with another body in it. police searched around the house and found three more bodies. the bodies are identified, but people who live in the neighborhood are worried about who was buried in sowell's home. >> i pray to god if it's not my cousin, and if it is my cousin, i'm sorry. >> sowell was convicted for a 1989 rape and served 15 years in prison. >> the stock markets took a dive we haven't seen in quite a while. all three went down yesterday. and the dow had the biggest one-day

>> i'm fired up for navy. my goodness! 14-10 navy. dobson. the effort that you want.ut he didn't hang onto the ball. air force knocks it out. trying to make something happen late in the fourth quarter. jefferson bad decision. picked off. maybe can run out the clock. however, the flag came out. tony haber. the drive continued. a field goal kicked. we go to overtime. buckley, 3-3 on the day. a 38 yard field goal. air force then to answer sodeberg. yanks it left. navy wins it 15-13. a second consecutive victory over air force. the first step for the commander-in-chief staying over annapolis. not going to well. the tigers hosting new hampshire. a miserable day for freshmen quarterback. when you are a quarterback these things happened. everyone going the other way. 31 yard scored. eight turnovers in the afternoon for towson and new hampshire a victor. a couple programming notes. later today at 4:00 final round coverage for the senior players championship played out of baltimore country club. and then tonight after sunday night football, steelers and chargers, we have "rave

. >>> well, you see that video here, that's a black hawk helicopter that crashed on a navy ship last night. look at that. one service member died. the navy says that a group was rappelling down the rope from the chopper onto the ship in a training exercise when this happened. eight people were hurt. authorities are starting to investigate what happened, but again one person dead after the accident. >>> bombings may have killed at least seven people in pakistan. this is one attack outside a restaurant in a mainly residential area. two people were arrested at the scene. pakistani officials say a suicide bomber attacked a military checkpoint as well. this may have been in retaliation for a military offensive against taliban insurgents. >>> a u.s. district court judge threw out a lawsuit. a sheriff in illinois sue craigslist because he says it's a hub for prostitution, but the judge said the bib site isn't responsible for people misusing the site. >> every time we show up at one of these ads, we make an arrest. we've not had one where we've walked in and it was a legitimate masseuse and

. >>> a navy team on the hunt for pirates turned up tons of drugs.he "uss anzio" stopped them they found four tons. the navy says that money from the sale of those drugs could have ended up in the hands of terrorists in afghanistan. i don't know anybody who uses the word hashish. i've heard of hash, pot, marijuana. >>> the rice of sending your kids to college is not dropping at all. i don't expect it ever will. more expensive than ever>>> so many of our stories are because of the recession this price is down, that price is down. not college. college boards says higher education is costing more than ever. for a year at a private school more than $35,000 a year. that's tuition, fees, room and board. public schools a lot cheaper than that but still up 6%. $15,000 if you're in state. $26,000 if you're an out-of-state student. the good news is in this, trying to find something, there are more students who are qualifying for some sort of financial aid. two out of three now could be a tax benefit so that is helping a little bit but, i mean, wow, it keeps ge

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it is my pleasure to introduce a man who spent 35 years defending our country in the united states navy and he is still fighting for our country today. he is the president of american security project. he is a decorated naval commander. he commanded amphibious group 3, comprising 19 ships, and 16,000 sailors and marines. in somalia he commanded the largest operation. when he talks about energy and climate change affecting our security, he speaks with special of party. vice admiral lee dunn. >> thank you, senator kerry. honor didn't get -- honored guests, ladies and gentlemen, i come at this from a different perspective from many americans. there are several other veterans to assume the senator has referred, and i know that i share this perspective with them. as he said, i spent over 35 years as a sailor in uniform serving our nation. i enlisted in the naval reserve in 1961, receive my commission as a navy officer during the vietnam war, and retired a decade after the berlin wall fell. i commanded forces at sea and over 4000 u.n. troops from somalia in what was as admiral kerry said -- a

we have the world's best navy. we have the world's best marine corps. we have the wormed's best air force. this bill keeps it that way. i regret that the other body by a vote with 87-7 puts in language in there that should never be in this bill, but the bottom line is come november sometime between thanksgiving and christmas, i'm going to be visiting at least 7,000 mississippians to the best of my ability trying to see every one of them that i voted to send there. and when i look them in the eye, i want them to know that i voted in support of them over the reservations of one small part of this bill. the bill does a lot of good things for our navy. pays for seven new ships. the ddd class destroyer, best one in the world. two combat ships. two cargo ships. and virginia class submarine. includes language to see to it that our next generation of carrier with the all important electromagnetic alarm system would have the proper oversight. it includes language to see to it that the combat ship system that up-to-date has been poorly handled will be done better

the army, navy, and air force have been deployed.illages are still cut off by days of torrential rain coul. >> across much of southern india, the rain has taken its toll. entire villages have been washed away or cut off, with roads under water. for those left behind, it is a struggle to make their way to safety. many have left their homes with only the clothes they're wearing and whatever else they can salvage. there are now desperate. >> water has come into our village and we have lost our home. we're left with no food and no safe drinking water. i brought this food from the village. how can we live our lives? the government should take some immediate actions to find a permanent solution. >> the authorities are trying to restore those affected and the military has been called entered until they get there, many villagers have to fend for themselves. many are waiting to be transported to relief. only a few weeks ago, much of the area was bone dry. after one of the worst droughts and nearly four decades, now, after several days of torr

at least 230 are killed and army and navy are getting food into the villagers. we have this report. >> across much of southern india the rain has taken its toll. entire villages are washed away or cut off by the water. for those left behind it's a struggle for safety. many have left their homes with only their clothes and what they can salvage. and now they are desperate. >> water has come into our village and we have lost our homes. are left with no food or safe drinking water. i brought this food from the chief's home and if it's the same every year, how can we live our life. the government needs to take immediate action to find a permanent solution. >> the authority is trying to reach those affected and the military is called in. but until they get there, many of the villagers have to fend for themselves. more th a million people have lost their homes and awaiting to be transported. only a week ago, much of the area was bone dry, and now after several days of torrential rain, the tide has turned completely. >> grief has brought hundreds of samoans together, f

the waterfront and archives navy memorial station will be closed from 10:30 tonight through monday morning. the green line will not run at the l'enfant plaza station. crews are rerouting the yellow line to make up for the changes. you can find a living to metro appear web site by going to our web site at myfoxdc.com. >>> we want to check in with julie to find out how things are looking on the roads. >> there is a pedestrian that was struck on the inner loop of the beltway. it was a 28-year-old female who has been transported away from the scene and her injure usc are unknown. the inner loop of the beltway, temporary closures are what we find because they have to maneuver some equipment around at the scene. they block the inner loop and reopen it again. i believe the crew in sky fox is with us this morning. again, they do temporarily block traffic to maneuver some equipment at the scene and then they release it again and then on the outer loop of the beltway, we had another crash tying up the two left lanes. big delays on the inner loop from before georgia avenue beginning back near connect

is shows the navy fighting bac aft a frigate s attack in may. several were captured. more than 20 suspects were handed over to ken. green them trial is a legal mine field. forhese piras, the future is certain. for now, her mission in th indian ocean connues as normal. >> t heavy floods in souther india he damaged hundreds of millions of dollars worth of crops. that could mean seve food shortage and these 250 pele have been killed and millions displaced. these re the wot floods in decas. >> living in desperation onthe edge of at ws once their home this community is one of an estimated 2.5 million people who arnow homeless. and rced to find elter just about anywre. drinking wateand food is in short supply. aidgencies he joinedhe government providing relief. it is not reaching eryone. now there is a frenchoncern. the floods of dage millions of dollarsorth of farm land. >> 80 hectar of crops are maged. the total losso far about 1250. >> for most of the summer,ndia was hit by drought, the worst in nearly four decades. many are warning that th country could experience major

officials say the crew member actually fell ill forcing the navy to call for help. fortunately a helicopter crew was able to quickly get that sailor off the suband into a nearby hospital. >>> a traffic stop in arizona turned into a surprise drug bust when a secret compartment was discovered on a flatbed truck. take a look at their find. authorities credit their canine for sniffing out almost 350 pounds of marijuana hidden among dryer sheets to mask the smell. officials estimate the street value is more than $200,000. >>> a ski resort in california is making snow extra early this year, thanks to a rare burst of cold weather. temperatures were in the mid to high 30s allowing staff to fire up their snow machines. the resort says it sets the record for their earliest snow-making effort. >>> a florida coffee shop is brewing up quite the buzz by selling what it claims is the rarest coffee in the world. now you're not going to believe this. the so-called cat poo coffee is made from beans that are eaten and then expelled by indonesian feline. yes, expelled. coffee connoisse

navy team found four tons of hash. the haul is worth $28 million. the navy says money from the sales of those drugs could have ended up in the hands of terrorists possibly in afghanistan. >>> you have seen her as a judge on popular show "so you think you can dance." now mary murphy is speaking out about the abuse she said she suffered during her violent you about the abuse she experienced in her violent marriage. she decided to go public after seeing the pictures of the battered pop star rihanna. >> we had terrible fights. i didn't want to have sex he literally had to rape me. >> you said neighbors called the cops? >> yes. >> you were bruised and hit. >> the policemen came in, his sense of entitlement. i was in the bedroom hiding. they said we want to talk to her. he said, no, she's my wife. from that moment on i felt like this is something he felt entitled to. i didn't know my own rights at the time. i was so young and scared of him when the police officer said no, we want to see her now and when i came out of the other room they looked at me and s

navy, lowest point in a military ships -- canceling claims. want to know if the democrats realize how dangerous this world is and are they going to continue with this dangerous cut in the military? guest: i agree that the first time of the federal government is to defend the country and we need to put any resources we need to an order to accomplish the mission. that is especially important when you send men and women -- women out there to a place like afghanistan. we need to make sure they have everything they need to fulfill that mission. i think in many ways of the worst thing that we can do is send them out there and tie their hands behind their back. that is one of the reasons i worry about some of the things that are being discussed with this afghan policy review. we don't need somebody in the white house changing the strategy or saying we will let you go this far but not this far. we need to fully support, i think, the commanders, in what they want to do, how they want to do it, and make sure they have all of the equipment and weapons th

>> reporter: we have heard the navy has arrived bringing in medical and water supplies. air force has cargo planes also on the way. the samoan community is planning memorial services and the final update that we heard was that american flight -- flights to american samoa are resuming today. >> margaret connolly reporting to us from tokyo. >> reporter: now we turn to indonesia, which is reeling in the wake of deadly earthquakes and aftershocks. our producer in indonesia joins us on the phone now from jakarta. dina, what can you tell us about the situation there? >> reporter: hi. the powerful earthquake that rocked indonesia late wednesday afternoon destroyed hundreds of buildings and thousands of homes, caused dozens of land slides and panic among the population. it also triggered fires, rendered roads inaessible and cut off power and communication. at the moment local officials are saying that over 467 dead bodies are found and hundreds more and thousands more are feared to be missing and unaccounted for. rubble that may have trapped people in the hospitals, major hotels

the former bachelor star and navy doc here in town will begin a bike ride from pittsburgh to philadelphia to raise awareness about childhood obesity. dr. baldwin will stop along the way to speak to children about the importance of nutrition and leading healthy lifestyles. >>> on saturday meet your favorite 9 news now personalities at the fall for fairfax festival. it is happening 9:00 to 6:00 p.m. and admission is free. you can always e-mail me at omg@wusa9.com with your ideas. >> thank you. >>> put on some good walking shoes. head down to u street and join the fight against breast cancer. that's what our next guests are asking you to do. with me is diane hearn. she is with the grand chapter of the order of the eastern star and margaret anderson the organizer of this saturday's 5- k breast cancer walk. good to have you with us. well, tell us about it. saturday. we have heard a little bit about howard's forecast but nothing will stop you from taking part in this. what time should people show up. >> we will walk at 9:00 but registration begins at 8:00 and you can register on site and we wil

a sailor being plucked off a massive navy submarine. the coast guard came to the sailor's rescue tuesday, off the coast of oregon. he was suffering a health problem. the coast guard crew lowers a basket to the waiting sub and evacuated him to a portland hospital. for security reasons, the name of the sub hasn't been released. and the sailor is doing just fine. >>> now, for a look at this morning's weather from all around the nation. it will be stormy from texas to tennessee today. hail, gusty winds and isolated tornadoed in places like dallas, little rock, kansas city, st. louis and memphis. heavy rain and flooding from bismarck to des moines. and leftover snow in wyoming and colorado. high fire danger in southern california. scattered showers in the northeast. >> highs in the 60s from boston to baltimore. 74 in st. louis. 63 in chicago. and 56 in minneapolis. phoenix climbs to 92. sacramento 84. a wet 59 in seattle. 65 in portland. and 62 in salt lake city. >>> coming up, why today's communist celebration in china has outraged people i

. >>> a us navy team on the hunt for pirates turned upt tons of drugs.ys money from the sales of those drugs could have ended up in the hands of terrorists in afghanistan. >>> you're going to hear sobs and cries from the father of balloon boy. @@@@@@@@@@ >>> morning, sunshine. come in the room, sit down. if you're still running around getting ready, well then i'll still talk and you can hear while you get ready. a little girl never made it home from school. hear the emotional plea from her mother. a teenager is in a psychiatric hospital after allegedly pl planning an attack. >>> and one city, it's guys are ugly. this is so mean, but a new poll looks at which cities have the homeliest guys. find out if your city made the list. >>> minutes ago, a north florida mom made an urgent and emotional plea for the safe return of her daughter. summer thompson vanished while on her way home from school monday. she could not hold back her tears at a news conference. >> for everybody who's stopped by and who's passed out fliers, brought me food to my work and

the navy is not allowed to release what afflicted the sailor but does say he's in good condition. >>> a trip to the zoo a 2-year-old will never forget. ethan billy, his dad is his hero. he saved him from a 50-pound european lynx. who attacked the little boy when he was looking into the exhibit. >> he walked into the cage. that's when the cat attacked. put both paws and grabbed him by the back of the head. >> the little boy had to have 15 stitches and staples put in his head. the zoo says the young cat just wanted to play. but he says he has no interest in seeing her again. since the incident the lynx cage is now being covered up and boarded up in fence and the animal has been put in confinement for 10 years. >>> for this catch they needed something bigger than a fishing pole. >> plus a man heard a child scream. his instinct saved this little boy's life. the story coming up. >>> now to new york and get the latest in business news. here's jeremy hubbard. >>> topping your "moneyscope report." wall street hopes for more gains today. the summer's third quarter saw the dow rise 13%, the str

>> speaking of water conservation, onboard the ship, 2600 sailors take what is politely known as a navy shower. >> basically, get wet, turn the water off. you use your soap, shampoo, you turn the water back on, you rinse off. >> for this ship, every bit of energy saved adds up. >> well, over the last year, we saved over 37,000 barrels of oil for a cost savings of just over $3.6 million. >> reporter: nowadays, every molecule of steam saved onboard this ship is all important because when it gets to a war zone, it can then go longer and further in the fight. barbara star, cnn, san diego. >>> for more on the green military and other important environmental news, just go to our website, cnn.com/ecosolutions. dddddd >>> it's been three days since the world thought a boy was trapped inside this run away balloon. and now authorities say they're about to file criminal charges in this case. >>> hurricane rick picked up strength and is now a strong category 4 storm. where it will eventually make landfall. >>> the swine flu vaccine is being used to fight the virus seem to be slow in coming. >>

it's going to be a cool morning for uh-uh, no doubt, from places like navy pi. r to wrigleyville. a cold time for you. temperatures this hour, let's see what we have. oak park, temperatures in the 30s, then back towards burbank, temperatures in the 30s there too. we do expect temperatures to cool down a little bit tonight, holly. there's a slight chance parts of the area could see a touch of snowfall. not super heavy stuff, but snow nonetheless. one of the reasons why, we still have cold air piling in from places like canada, moisture working across the central plains into portions of the midwest. nice and cool for you in parts of the tennessee valley and look for scattered showers in portions of texas, too. still very dry for you in a few location with his high temperatures today, warming up to 82 in vegas, along the strip. 88 degrees by sky harbor airport in phoenix, 66 in los angeles, seattle 56. kansas city, kaufman stadium, temperatures in the 50s. 70 in washington, d.c. 61 in boston. 92 -- yeah, still some 90s in parts of florida. that's a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds

joining us now is retired navy general, with fox -- a fox news military analyst. good to see you. >> hi. >> eric: why are we putting such few guys or troops, brave men and women out there in the middle of nowhere when they could be surround order killed by more taliban. >> that's exactly what concerns stan mcchrystal and he's changing his strategy, over the next few months to take these most vulnerable positions, and eric these are mostly platoon sized out posts and pull them into the more populated areas and cover the void, if you will, through more aggressive use -- >> eric: how many, how many are we talking about, what is this manpower. >> each brigade -- as an example, each brigade would have 6 or 7 of these and figure as the division -- as a division now and talking maybe 20, 30 of these very small out posts and there are larger out posts, company and battalion size and those are relatively safe from swarm attacks and the smaller ones are what the taliban focuses on and the reason is they can get the most propaganda value by taking out, these small posts and

. >>> new this morning, the british navy has found an empty yacht floating off the coast of africa. it's feared the owners may have been kidnapped by somali pirates. british officials have been searching for paul and rachel chandler for days. they were heading for tanzania when a distress signal went out. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> a deadly gun battle broke out when fbi agents raided a group accused of trying to establish a separate islamic state within the united states. the fbi says the group's leader was killed during one raid in michigan yesterday and a shootout with agents. confidential sources told authorities he encouraged his followers to use guns to achieve their results. eight suspects were arrested and charged with criminal conspiracy. three are still on the loose. >>> and now we are learning some more details yet about that brutal gang rape outside a high school homecoming dance. the 15-year-old victim, now out of the hospital. that's good news. police in richmond, california, say it will take years for her to recover emotionally. investigators say they are attac

the coast guard and navy are pulling out all the stops in the search and rescue mission. but chances of finding survivors may be fading. >>> stock market took a header even though the government just said that the economy is growing again. but experts think one thing may be missing to keep the recovery going is you. >>> hey, good morning, it's saturday, i'm natasha curry, thank you for joining us for watching hln news and views. >>> a manhunt is underway in cleveland, ohio for this man, anthony solo. when they got inside his home, they found two decomposing bodies june stairs and a freshly dug grave in the basement with another body in it. police then searched in and around the house and found three more bodies. none of the bodies has been identified but people who live in the neighborhood are worried about who was bore buried in so home. >> sowell was convicted of a 1983 rape and served 15 years in prison. >>> the stock markets took a dive that we haven't seen in quite a while. all three major indexes went down yesterday and the dow had its biggest one-day drop in half a

the navy war ship is on an energy diet.he navy is trying to cut its entire energy consumption by 1.7 million btus, the equivalent of 13 million gallons of million btus on this ship down in the engine room. >> the more fuel you have, the more it costs the government it stays in top operating shape and the kmafrt commanding officer says it applies to ship life. there are new dishwashers to deal with 10,000 meals served on board. >> we really fine tune it. >> reporter: speaking of water conservation, on board, 2600 sailors take what is politely known as a navy shower. >> basically, you get wet, turn the water off, and then you use your soap, the shower, shampoo, turn the water back on, and rinse off. >> for this ship, every bit of energy saves up. >> well, over the last year it saved over 37,000 barrels of oil for a cost savings of just over $3.6 million. >> nowadays, every molecule of steam is important. barbara starr, cnn. >> for more environmental news g. to our website. >>> people in california came together in an importan

[applause] it is my pleasure to introduce a man who defended our country in the united states navy. admiral lee g dautun is a former inspector general for the department of the navy in a decorated commander. he presided over several commands and he had the largest evacuation under the korean war. so, when he speaks about how energy and climate change the fact our readiness and security, he speaks -- he speaks with special authority. ladies and gentlemen, vice admiral lee gun. [applause] >> think you, senator kennedy. a distinguished matters of the senate, and honored guests, ladies and gentlemen, as the senator says, i come to this debate from a different perspective than many americans. there are several other veterans here today and i know i share his perspective with them. as he said, he's -- i spent over 35 years as a sailor in uniform. i listed in the naval reserve and received a commission as an officer during the vietnam war in return one decade after the berlin wall fell. i commanded forces at sea. as senator kerry said, it was the largest amphibious events since the korean

diplomacy is not well respect and we will not negotiate with iran and we can go back and forth and our navyan keep the straits of hormuz open and the problem will be what else they turn on, his -- hezbollah and hamas and terror groups. >> and the sleeper cells, and including the -- >> i think one thing we have to be concerned about is that, even though iran doesn't possess long range missiles that could hit our shores they could put something in a fishing boat off the coast. >> sure. sure. >> and more importantly, the sleeper cells that exist that we have just seen, in terms of recent things here in the u.s., could be uncorked and that would be dangerous. >> and there is one thing -- >> and you have to take the break and we'll start right there with you, because, there is a lot more, for us to talk about, probably more than we'll get to and don't you go away, because, what we're about to tell you, you need to understand. we'll touch your life, and will touch it sooner than you ishd wished it did. we'll be right back. >> we are back with casey and jed babbin talking about the unique and expl

additional 30,000 troops to the army, 14,650 to the air force, 8,100 to the marines, and 2,477 to the navy. i believe these are critical provisions. we are asking our men and women to serve long tours at great risk. the trauma that they are experiencing is very substantial. the ops tempo, as we call it, is such that if we do not increase our forces we will not be able to give the proper rest that our troops need. so i congratulate the committee for attending to that issue. it authorizes 0,000 more army year in fiscal year -- 30,000 more army in fiscal years 2010 and 2011. if we are going to have risk, we must properly resource our services with the proper number of personnel. to ensure and dignify living standards for those troops, it commits $550 million to construct new army training barracks and $250 million in the national guard and reserve. this conference report also orients our country in the direction of the new national security strategy put forward by the obama administration which includes redeployment from iraq and a commitment to the stability of afghanistan and pakistan. the

the navy and coast guard are both searching for survivors. house democrats say that 96% of americans would have health insurance if their version of a reform bill passes. speaker nancy pelosi unveiled the nearly 2,000-page bill yesterday. now she said that she would give lawmakers at least 72 hours to read it before a vote. a week ago president obama declared a national h1n1 emergency. well now new york's governor wants one for his state. david paterson says it's not the cause of panic but it will keep hospitals from being overrun with swine flu patients and allow other health care workers like dentists and pharmacists to give the vaccine to administer it. those are some of the headlines we're following this morning. i wanted to say, hi, how are u you? i'm robin meade. you know, the san francisco/oakland bay bridge could be open in time for the morning rush this hour. crews worked overnight to finish emergency repairs. the bridge was shut down tuesday. california transportation officials say that pieces of steel including a major beam fell on

the navy warship is on an energy diet. the navy's tries to cut its entire energy consumption by 1.7 million btus the ee kwiv lebt of 13 million gallons of gasoline a year. on this ship it all begins down in the engine room. >> it's vegas important to save as fuel you burn the more money it kos the government. >> reporter: here all the equipment is checked constantly for leaks and malfunctions. the commanding officer says that's the kind of conservation thinking that extends to all parts of daily ship life there are in dishwashers to deal with the 10000 meals served each day on board. >> the most important thing for this is it uses a lot of weert and energy. we really fine tune it to make sure we get the peak efficiency. >> reporter: speaking of water conservations, 2,600 sailors take what's politely known as a navy shower. >> you get wet. you turn the water off. use the soap and shampoo. turn the water back on on and rinse off. >> for this ship every bit of energy saves adds up. >> over the last year we saved 37,000 barrel

the coast guard says the navy is now helping in the search. >> they have an ongoing search and rescueon into a collision yesterday in midair between the coast guard c-130 and marine corps covert helicopter. what we do is dangerous work as our people protect our country and protect the people in our country. we do everything we can to mitigate those risks, and unfortunately, last night we have the scenario where we're now searching for people. wer still we're still in search and rescue phase. our thoughts and prayers are with the families and the shipmates. the people we continue to look for. >> the investigators are looking for the cause of that midair collision. they say faa controllers handed off the coast guard plane to military controllers just before the crash. >>> in the meantime, the coast guard up north, northern california says oil is no longer seeping from a tanker in the san francisco bay. the dubai star started leaking fuel earlier this morning, leaving this mile-long sheen of oil. the coast guard says it all happened when oil was being transferred from a fuel barge to the

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navy ship carrying medical supplies arrived late last night, and australian officials are sending 20 tons of humanitarian aid to the islands. >>> the first plane of tsunami survivors from neighboring new zealand touched down in aukland last night. they gave startling accounts of the disaster after getting off the plane. many said they narrowly escaped the wall of water that came crashing down on them tuesday. >> it was right on the water. there was nothing left. nothing. we've lost everything. >> 170 people returned on yesterday's flight. the samoan islands and tonga have grown in popular as tourist destinations over the past couple of years. >>> close to home, the chill is on today. that mercury is falling out there today. ver on i ka has your forecast. >> 50 degrees this morning at reagan national, making it the coolest it's been around here since may 20th. and there were some locations that were even cooler. down to 41 degrees dulles. here's a look at the satellite loop. you can see the clouds moving east out of the area. during the overnight period there will be cloud cover aroun

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we have the world's best navy. we have the world's best marine corps.ormed's best air force. this bill keeps it that way. i regret that the other body by a vote with 87-7 puts in language in there that should never be in this bill, but the bottom line is come november sometime between thanksgiving and christmas, i'm going to be visiting at least 7,000 mississippians to the best of my ability trying to see every one of them that i voted to send there. and when i look them in the eye, i want them to know that i voted in support of them over the reservations of one small part of this bill. the bill does a lot of good things for our navy. pays for seven new ships. the ddd class destroyer, best one in the world. two combat ships. two cargo ships. and virginia class submarine. includes language to see to it that our next generation of carrier with the all important electromagnetic alarm system would have the proper oversight. it includes language to see to it that the combat ship system that up-to-date has been poorly handled will be done better in the future