navy. i believe that we hold that constitution as our mandate to ensure that congress provides and maintains a sufficient navy. and i think this mark is a step in the right direction. and i urge my colleagues to support it. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> the chair now recognizes the ranking member on the subcommittee on the seapower and projection forces, mr. mcintyre, for his comments. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the mark before the members today continues the tradition of strong bipartisan support for our men and women in uniform. i would like to thank my good friend chairman randy forbes for his leadership, for his friendship, for his hard work, and all the members of the subcommittee and subcommittee staff for their efforts over the last several months that enabled us to present this mark for inclusion in the 2015 defense authorization act. there are a number of provisions that i'm particularly interested in. the complex overhaul of the uss george washington, the submar e sub

now, secretary of the navy, were you in the navy?ago. >> stephen: what was your rank? >> lieutenant j.g. on a cruiser in the north atlantic. >> stephen: does it feel good now to be head man? >> yeah. >> stephen: do you wish you could get in a time machine and go back and say, "hang in there, buddy. you get to boss these people around later." >> the most amazed people were the people on my ship when i got appointed on this job. >> stephen: did they testify against you in front of the senate? >> if they were still alive. >> oooooh! >> stephen: he means how old they are. all right, all right. okay. the navy. >> the navy. >> stephen: the navy, you guys got-- you got-- you got boats for the water. you got seals for the land. you got jets for the sky. do we need the other branches of the military? or can the navy just handle all of it? >> you know, we've got the marine corps, too. >> stephen: right. >> sure. >> stephen: so together, under the department of the navy, have you guys got it covered? >> we're the greatest fighting force the wor

his prejudice was against the navy. he hated the navy. he grew to accept the navy and to embrace the navy, but this was a military man who was consumed by military topics almost solely. people who say, he was a real threat for the presidency, and roosevelt feared that macarthur would run for the presidency. that may be. certainly roosevelt made an effort to make sure that if macarthur ever ran for the presidency, he would be embarrassed. in preparation for perspective 1944 campaign. roosevelt had his aides gather a car for statement a passive -- possible japanese attack for use against him in a macarthur campaign. which would embarrass macarthur but i found instead he macarthur's character, an extensive and detailed, amazing thing about macarthur is he spent no time that i can discern, on subjects about what a president might should be considering about, the budget, taxes, how to run a government. he didn't care and he didn't know. so i tend to lessen, i tend to play down his political skills, which were minimal, and to play up to his mil

she was not a navy seal. in phone calls and a long exchange, mitchell considered an interview and then said it is their first amendment rights. including and not limited to looking female or looking like a navy seal. it is not a crime. >> i want to make sure i understand your facebook message that you believe it is your right to dress as a navy seal. >> do you believe i am robin? >> i believe you are. are you not robin? >> this is the kind of person we were targeting when we wrote the orange stolen valor act. it has nothing to do with gender identity. 2* has to do with hero identity and stealing that persona. >> the latest version signed by president obama last year makes it a crime for someone to lie about receiving any of these medals with intent to obtain money or property for benefit. even if the financial aspect can't be proven with mitchell she hopes she can be prosecuted for wearing medals she never earned. >> it is an injustice. it is a slam at every man and woman who received a purple heart legitimat

she was not a navy seal. in phone calls and a long exchange, mitchell considered an interview and then said it is their first amendment rights. including and not limited to looking female or looking like a navy seal. it is not a crime. >> i want to make sure i understand your facebook message that you believe it is your right to dress as a navy seal. >> do you believe i am robin? >> i believe you are. are you not robin? >> this is the kind of person we were targeting when we wrote the orange stolen valor act. it has nothing to do with gender identity. 2* has to do with hero identity and stealing that persona. >> the latest version signed by president obama last year makes it a crime for someone to lie about receiving any of these medals with intent to obtain money or property for benefit. even if the financial aspect can't be proven with mitchell she hopes she can be prosecuted for wearing medals she never earned. >> it is an injustice. it is a slam at every man and woman who received a purple heart legitimat

she was not a navy seal. in phone calls and a long exchange, mitchell considered an interview and then said it is their first amendment rights. including and not limited to looking female or looking like a navy seal. it is not a crime. >> i want to make sure i understand your facebook message that you believe it is your right to dress as a navy seal. >> do you believe i am robin? >> i believe you are. are you not robin? >> this is the kind of person we were targeting when we wrote the orange stolen valor act. it has nothing to do with gender identity. 2* has to do with hero identity and stealing that persona. >> the latest version signed by president obama last year makes it a crime for someone to lie about receiving any of these medals with intent to obtain money or property for benefit. even if the financial aspect can't be proven with mitchell she hopes she can be prosecuted for wearing medals she never earned. >> it is an injustice. it is a slam at every man and woman who received a purple heart legitimat

i like the navy. not against the navy. >> each year from september to may an estimated 20,000 dolphins are killed in japan. they are part of the country's immensely lucrative seafood industry. we're going to discuss at what cost next. and what if anything is changing with the annual dolphin hunt, since the cove brought it to the ♪ >> they said if the world finds out what goes on here, we'll be shut down. can you imagine that? they actually told us that. we need to get in there and film exactly what happens. we need to know the truth. >> welcome back. that was just a clip from the award winning documentary, the cove about the annual dolphin hunt in japan. the cove was really a powerful call to action that awakened millions of people to this issue. what -- what goes on in japan, and why does it happen? >> it's the largest slaughter of dolphins in the world, and it's ground zero for the largest traffic -- the capture of dolphins anywhere in the world. it's the tiegy whale museum which is right next door

roosevelt loved the navy. he wanted nothing to do with the navy. roosevelt was a progressive politician. macarthur was most comfortable in the hoover administration. he shaped the policy approach to governing america taking into account those that needed the most help. macarthur believed everybody could lift themselves up by their bootstraps. they did not serve at the same time while political enemies they became wary but good friends. in roosevelt decided when he became president despite macarthur's reputation to keep him on as army chief of staff. as he was walking up the aisle to give the talk the man stopped me and said i'd like macarthur but i really like the title. so i thought i would explain that. where i got the title "the most dangerous man in america" has so way to explain the roosevelt macarthur relationship. remember 1932 in the midst of a terrible depression during the hoover administration and a group of world war war veterans organize themselves to lobby for their bonus this was the bonus army. they camped out to lobby congress very

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the navy distinguished flying cross. yes, ma'am. >> the u-boat after a with some with explosives ever removed from that? >> now, it's never been knowledge. i remember at the very end of the patrol he only had one or two left on board. there is probably a torpedo down there i'm sure it's down there. >> is this posting -- obviously a lot more detail. michael gannon have to give them credit for that message. he found it. he took a more widespread look. the focus on the reinert heard again into the first actual attacks on long island. i decided to look at it from the good in his boat because he was there at the very beginning of the very end of that campaign. it's very shortly after it went down in a week later he wrote he finally decided the defenses have finally gotten good enough to make it along for work or while she shift back out into the north atlantic, which three or four months later segues into the narrative for my book, turning the tide, which are in the british isles. >> i kind of focused on the 701 and other eve

nonetheless, i am in admiral in the united states navy and the nebraska navy.refore, based on that authority i hereby grant amnesty to all midshipmen who are on restriction for minor conduct offenses, there you are. [applause] some of you look more relieved than others. [laughter] the parents are relieved i know. if anyone objects, take it up with the secretary of defense. to the class of 2014, and your families, congratulations on this tremendous, tremendous achievement. we are all very proud of you. today is the pinnacle of your naval academy experience that comes at a time of historic change. transformational change. as the world is reshaping and redefining as a new world order is being built. it is also a time of transition in this country, the country that you will serve. as you conclude your four years of education and experienced nation isour concluding 13 years of war. vice admiral miller, you'll soon be presented with a great way first century challenges and opportunities. opportunities managing this uncertainty. his second lieutenants will helping lea

and the nebraska navy. based on that authority, i hear buy grbt amnesty to all midshipmen who on restriction for minor conduct offenses. are. you [cheers and applause] some of you look more relieved than others. ( laughter ) as hellnts are sure relieved, i know. anyone objects, take it up to the secretary of defense. the class of 2014 and your onilies, congratulations this tremendous, tremendous achievement. of you.l very proud today the pinnacle of your naval comes at aerience change,historic transformation al change. reshaping,d is redefining, as a new world order built.g of it's also a time transition in this country, the serve. that you will as you conclude your four years of education and experience and training on the yard, our nation of war.uding 13 years the longest in our history. heard from vice admiral miller, you will soon be great 21stith century challenges and opportunities. meeting those challenges, the opportunities, and managing through this period of transition, will require exceptional le

the navy said that would be awkward for them. i urge my colleagues to support my amendment and prevent this unnecessary land giveaway. and rye yield back. >> is there further debate on the amendment? >> the gentleman from virginia. >> mr. chairman, i rise in opposition to the amendment. again i want to go back to earlier discussions. this really is about making sure that d.o.d. has that input on these contiguous lands. remember, we have issues of encroachment. we have issues of conflict of use. d.o.o.'s in the best position to do that. they do an extraordinary job of managing these lands. making sure that they are upfront about what operations go on these bases to make sure, again, that there aren't issues that extend out of that. i think that they're in the best position also to look at where security issues may come up. and we've had a lot of discussion in our subcommittee about security issues that come up on contiguous uses on those lands so i do believe that d.o.d. is in that best position, again, adding another layer of bur

imperial japanese navy estimate. information received indicates -- this is a code for the fact that intelligence has produced this information -- that large concentration of surface forces is at this location in the northwest pacific, bearing course 135 300 miles south southeast of adynamic, alaska, with the projected course track placing them within 250 hours of pearl harbor by 0600 on 7 december theme evaluation was the japanese naval task force was in route to attack the pacific fleet in hawai'i. now, anyone who has read about pearl harbor remembers the controversy of the bolt from the blue. the admiral was summarily relieved of command. the navy and army in washington rushed out new leaders. admiral nimitz in particular, and they started to essentially direct the fleet back up from the -- drag the treat from the mud and carry the fight the enemy. you can imagine what it would have been like had this document come to light that 48 hours before the attack on pearl harbor, there was explicit detailed intelligence on

navy and get is his medical care at the naval station's clip i can, which is run by the navy, of course. two years ago he went to clinic for his routine checkup and learned his regular physician had been re-assigned to the naval hospital down in pensacola, florida, and he had a new physician. lieutenant commander kon van nguyen. at his first appoint; doyle asked his new physician, i notice you have a vietnam yes name. how did your family get to this country? and the doctor responded that he really didn't know about the family's exodus since he was a baby at the time. moreover, his father died and they ever said anything about it. his mother only spoke vietnam yes and she never talked about it. doyle just happened to have a copy of the lucky few documentary on a dvd in his car. he went out to his car and brought it in and gave it to the doctor. he watch it and the next doyle bent walk for an appointment he said did you see the system he said i saw it but it didn't tell me much about my own story. seems the doctor's family settled in the san francisco bay area in flourishes. he recalled h

it's navy-specific. i think they're looking at just those sailors who have been able to participate in some of these credentialing programs. so there's not a lot of evidence right now that's established other than anecdotal. there's a lot of confidence that it works. now we're going to see. >> yeah -- [inaudible] >> okay. with that, do we have any other questions? if not, we very much want to thank you for coming. i think we've learned a lot today, and good luck. right on. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> well, senate democrats are meeting for their weekly party caucus lunch. republicans will host their weekly gathering tomorrow. senators expected to return at 2:15 eastern for more speeches and votes expected around 5:30 on judicial and executive nominations. we'll join the senate when they gavel back in here on c-span2 and, again, that'll be at 2:15 eastern. >>> coming up live later today, a hearing on pipeline safety. a house transportation subcommittee will host the panel. that starts at 2 p.m.

and became a navy medical officer? what are the odds he would become my physician and start taking care of me? i will end by saying or asking the question, u.s.s. kirk, a small story, insignificant one. i hardly think so. read the lucky few and decide for yourself. [applause] >> thank you very much. now, ladies and gentlemen, general ira hunt and his book losing vietnam. >> thank you for coming. my book losing vietnam or how america abandoned southeast asia covers period 1973-75 after the peace treaty and after u.s. troops vacated south vietnam. headquarters in vietnam was moved in northeast thailand. its name was changed to united states support activities group and as under all the power of the seventh air force of the u.s. air force. it was combined headquarters run by air force with an army deputy and the mission was very simple, just to coordinate with joint chiefs of staff, to take command of a huge organization we had, to ensure cambodia got resupplied and also take command of whatever has given you for whatever

in fact, since 2001, we reduced navy's end strength 60,000 sailors. but the growth in personnel costs loan consumed 60% of those savings. in other words, although the navy manpower has shrunk significantly, at the same time we reduced 25 ships in our inventory, our personnel costs have spiked. and that's been a burden in our ability to balance our investments. the department's compensation reform proposals would generate savings to the navy of $123 million in '15 and $3.1 billion. we would intend to reinvest any and all these savings into the sailor quality of service enhancements and that includes increasing sea pay, a critical skills incentive pay to assure retention, improving 30 barracks, training buildings, morell welfare recreation and fitness centers, constructing barracks, fitness centers and trainers. providing schools and travel for about 7500 sailors. purchase and spare parts, improve tools and providing more maintenance opportunities. all of these reinvestments would address the dissatisfiers i mentioned our sailors quality of service. the

a transgender retired navy seal helps dan noyes and the i team strapping down a bay area phony.nd a surprise visit for troops from the commander-in-chief. >> i'm abc7 meteorologist. we had a gorgeous day with plenty of sunshine and clear skies this evening and another warm day in store for us. i'll let you know about the cool down in promised u.s. forces in afghanistan that america's longest war will come to a close at the end of the year. the commander-in-chief surprised the u.s. troops to celebrate the memorial day holiday weekend. afghan forces will take over the primary responsibility for the security of their own country and the u.s. will likely maintain a limited role. they are now headed to germany to visit troops. >>> a highly decorated navy seal has taken on a new information. fighting for the rights of transgender people and she is helping the i team expose a new case of stolen value lore in the east bay -- valor in the east bay. dan noyes has the story. >> that is chris beck, somersaulting out of a plane in navy seal training. he did a stint with seal team 6. he grew

we are cutting our navy down. i was talking to the navy secretary and cno a few weeks before the hearing and i asked a question because the secretary was saying we are building the fleet and the question was how many do we have 283. how many next year? 273. i said how is that growing the fleet. we need to be constantly looking at this. we are cutting back the navy smaller than it has been since world war 1. the ships are more powerful and could do a lot more than battle ship or a ship we had in world war i. but we have not figured out how to have them in two places at once so numbers count in that regard. yes? >> rose mary with light of the u.s. in light of the facts we are reducing our armed forces, do you think it would be appropriate for congress either as part of ndaa or a stand alone provision to tell illegal aliens they can apply to the military and get amnesty? >> you mean as a way to fill the numbers in the military? >> we clearly don't need that if we are risking americans >> got it. i thought i knew what

navy is on camera and talking to cnn tonight. we are told the black boxes were not in the search zone, and most likely neither is the plane. it was the most promising lead, and now we know it's false. new information the u.s. navy has concluded these four underwater signals were not from the missing plane's black boxes. >> from the u.s. navy's standpoint, these sounds were most likely not from the black boxes. >> yes, i'd have to say at this point, based on all of the imagery data we've collected and looked at. if that black box were nearby, we would have picked it up. >> reporter: when detected in april, the pings boosted confidence the plane would be found. >> the full signals previously acquired taken together constitute the most promising lead. >> reporter: but now the navy says the sounds doh could have been from the search ships itself or other electronics. >> we may very well have been in the wrong place. but at the end of 30 days, there was nothing else to listen for. >> reporter: after searching 329 square miles of ocean

and navy calls -- there's a difference and u.s. army cid agents. it handle the vast majority of misdemeanors. and also some felonies. up until the repeat changes that congress made for the military criminal organizations. the security force investigators and some of the navy investigators were handling some of the nonpenetrative crimes. congress said no, we want all sexual assaults to be investigated bitçó military criminal investigations. rhyme hi-- i'm going highlight couple of things i feel strongly about. certainly the volume of cases from even the last several years has increased exponentially. at a time when the air force and the navy were told you're going shift a big portion of the sexual assault investigations to the mcio. the reports have gone up, in my hope. i hope it's the hope of everybody in the room. continue to see a significant rise in report of sexual assault. what we would like to do is revisit the opportunity to maybe bring some of our investigators and our second tier folks under the officers of the military criminal investigat

when we think of navies, we just think of gray-hulled warships. but the chinese use their coast guard and their fishing vessels as part of an orr talibanic continuum -- organic continuum in naval power all the way from a small fishing boat all the way up to a nuclear-powered submarine. and so they've tended to push the philippines around with their coast guard. which, essentially, makes it harder for the u.s. to respond because you're supposed to respond in kind, but we don't have coast guard there. so it's essentially a nonmilitary -- and it also serves to humiliate the fill pee knowns -- filipinos because the chinese are saying we don't even need our warships to get away with you. a danger is the u.s. is not likely to get into a conflict with china over the philippines, but japan is another matter. here we go the east china sea. japan is a serious treaty ally. japan hosts u.s. warships, even, you know, it's going to be hosting a u.s., i think, nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. you know, japan has four times as many major warships on the high sea

a transgender retired navy seal helps dan noyes and the i team strapping down a bay area phony.oops from the commander-in-chief. >> i'm abc7 meteorologist. we had a gorgeous day with plenty of sunshine and clear skies this evening and another warm day in store for us. i'll let you know about the cool down in ...until we found a connection. you have the power to change your child's life. the boys town national hline can help. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) promised u.s. forces in afghanistan that america's longest war will come to a close at the end of the year. the commander-in-chief surprised the u.s. troops to celebrate the memorial day holiday weekend. afghan forces will take over the primary responsibility for the security of their own country and the u.s. will likely maintain a limited role. they are now headed to germany to visit troops. >>> a highly decorated navy seal has taken on a new information. fighting for the rights of transgender people and she is helping the i team expose a new case of stolen value lore in the east bay -- valor in the east bay. dan noyes has the story. >

navy tells cnn it has concluded the underwater signals were not from the missing plane's black boxes. if they were, the navy says the underwater drone bluefin-21 would have detected them. >> i'd have to say at this point, based on all of the imagery data that we've collected and looked at, if that black box were nearby, we would have picked it up. >> reporter: we're now told the pings could have been from the search ship itself or other electronics, this as bluefin-21 completed its 28th and final mission on wednesday. the search will resume in august when private companies take over. meanti meantime, we're learning of a potential new lead. cnn has learned underwater microphones detected a sound that could have been the plane crashing. the united nations nuclear test ban organization has a network of 11 hydrophone stations intended to detect nuclear tests. well, scientists are now carefully analyzing data to determine if one of the underwater microphones picked up a signal related to flight 370. but we should point out, this is a long-shot, because the data from the signal detected app

navy official. cnn's rene marsh has more. >> reporter: it was the most promising lead, and now we know it's false. new information the u.s. navy has concluded these four underwater signals were not from the missing plane's black boxes. >> from the u.s. navy standpoint, these sounds were most likely not from the black boxes? >> yes. i'd have to say at this point based on all of the imagery data we've collected and looked at, if that black box were nearby, we would have picked it up. >> reporter: in april it gave hope that the plane would be found. >> it cons city tuts the most promising league. >> reporter: now they say it could have been from the search ship itself or other electronics. >> we may have been in the wrong place, but at the end of 30 days there was nothing else to listen to. >> reporter: after searching 329 square miles, the blue fin's mission is over. the search continues in august when private companies take over. meantime, a new potential lead. cnn has learned a sound that could have

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said navy the british had more than 100 ships but the navy trained all that time to bring new and youngblood. you cannot just mothball the navy to build it up again. summit capped going and as a result there was a magnificent disk trees of naval victories. while people were fleeing from allies, and when he was indeed related and to commend the constitution and of course, the uss constitution most famously encountered the british career and lights are out. parts of the reason why is said they were better pelts the its the weight to gain the naval the ironside. but the splendid naval victories toward the end were developing a new class of general's. so when i say madison was patient he suffered through the first general's i am not sure what choice he had. in to help celebrate the glorious of the navy. he also changed his mind and was not afraid to do that when circumstances changed his long regarded armies and navies as too expensive and as a threat to the republic and by the end of the war of 1812 he was suggesting to congress they expand the navy to provide for a standing army. >>host:

navy bombshell. an official telling cnn the underwater pings thought to be from mh 370 aren't. >> i'd have to say at this point, based on all of the imagery data we collected and looked at, if that black box were nearby, we would have picked it up. >> rene marsh has been breaking this story. admitting the plane isn't at the search location. >> they're essentially confirming what we told you just 24 hours ago. flight 370 is not where they thought it was. they searched a 329-square-foot zone where the four underwater pings were detected, and it simply is not there. a u.s. navy official told cnn the very same thing yesterday. we now know that because they didn't find anything, the search area expands to about 23,000 square miles. that's a lot of ground to cover. a much larger area to focus on. we're talking about hundreds of miles elsewhere along that inmarsat arc. and we do know that that search won't resume until months from now. erin? >> are they giving up on the pings altogether? >> well, again, we

. >>> and the american navy has new questions about the evidence tonight. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm erin burnett, and "outfront" tonight, we begin with the breaking news out of new hampshire tonight, a search under way for victims after a home exploded on live television. officers were first called to this home, it's 50 miles north of boston. watch what happened, there's reports of an officer-involved shooting. shortly after police arrived on the scene, the home caught on fire and then exploded. the officer was taken to the hospital, conditions so far unknown. at this point, we can't tell you why those shots were fired. we're going to have a live report from new hampshire coming up later in the hour. >>> the other breaking news story we're following tonight, senior administration officials telling cnn the u.s. is offering manned surveillance planes over nigeria to find the girls kidnapped by terrorists there. the united states is also sharing satellite images with the nigerian government, but the question remains whether the unite

kimmel was the new admiral of the navy fleet in the hawaiian islands, was out of the navy by january of 1942. pretty bitter because he took the blame, the politicians in washington created it -- the roosevelt administration created a commission and asked congress to investigate what happened at pearl harbor and who is to blame and the roosevelt administration had complete control of this blue ribbon commission and roosevelt simply asked the house and senate, they complied. and somebody has to be blamed and it felt to walter short who is head of the army at the hawaiian islands in january of 1942 and husband kimmel even though the navy has done a number of studies and reports afterwards to complete the -- i have one of them here, exonerate these two men and our own government, the military code, and the u.s. embassy in washington going to the white house and the war department but it wasn't going to kimmel or short or any of our overseas commanders but macarthur has the advantage because he had been told by every means possible, short wave radio, telegrams, wire services radio, all th

employees currently make $8 per hour. >> someone pretending to be a navy s.e.a.l. with medals that were never earned >> the story involves first transgender navy s.e.a.l., she became public about her life. after retiring from 20 years with the s.e.a.l., she travels the country now. and is on abc7 >> we put our lives on the line for. that you're using it for personal gain, that is offensive. >> i think it's a slam at every man and woman who received a purple heart. it's the kind of thing our community should be outraged about. >> dan? carolyn? >> thanks dan. we'll look forward to the beat. >> google claims a new title in silicon valley saying google is the most dominant brand in the world right now followed by ibm, microsoft and mcdonalds. ora cell and hewlett-packard. ebay and yahoo made the list as did twitter for the first time. if you host money on wall street yesterday, you might have made it back today. nasdaq went up as well. and fourth quarter earnings most say it could have been worse. >> it's very expensive place to work. >> a lot with the median price of

she was not a navy s.e.a.l. in calls and a long face book exchange considering an interview, then refused saying it's the first amendment right. anyone can act or wear anything they want. not a crime. >> i want to make sure i understand your mess to me. you believe it's your right. >> do you believe i'm robin? >> i believe you are >> okay? >> are you not? >> this is a kind of person we're targeting. it has to do with hero identity. and stealing that persona. >> vietnam veteran helped the rant. with intent to obtain money, property or other benefits. sterner hopes she can be prosecuted for wearing medals never earned. >> it's a slam at every man and woman that received a purple heart. it's the kind of thing that our community should be outraged about. >> she pushes for greater acceptance. >> it's tough enough. that someone bringing out more negative attention upon myself, upon transgender all of us. >> officials tell me the name tag is a fake. the film is playing in san francisco next month. >> all right. thank y

and absolutely helped celebrate the glories of the navy.so changed his mind and he wasn't afraid to do that when circumstances changed. he had long regarded armies and navies as too expensive and as a threat to the republic, too easily used against the citizens. by the end of the war of 1812 he was suggesting to the congress they expand the navy and provide for a standing army. >> how would you evaluate him overall? how was he looked upon? how was he viewed by the public in the day of his command as someone who was successful or not successful? >> madison was one of the fews who left the president highly regarded by his countrymen. we don't pay much attention to the war of 1812 but it was regarded by americans as evidence we should be recognized on the world stage and we deserve to be recognized on the word stage and the rest of the world began to do that especially after andrew jackson beat the heck out of the british at the battle of new orleans. >> one of the research that same up had to do with madison health. i think it is major contri

will obey the orders of those appointed over me. [ man #3 ] i represent the fighting spirit of the navy and those who have gone before me... [ woman #2 ] ...to defend freedom and democracy around the world. [ woman #3 ] i proudly serve my country's navy combat team... [ man #4 ] ...with honor, courage, and commitment. [ man #5 ] i am committed to excellence... [ man #6 ] ...and the fair treatment of all. [ together ] we are america's navy. (cheers and applause) >> that's our show. >> a lot of democrats were elected in 2006 on the promise to clean up the swamp in wanted >> tonight's shocking news on climate change. turns out it was earn climate the whole time. then amazon's latest break through, your book will now be delivered biannual amazon. and my guest keri russell stars on fx's the american, as a russian spy in the 1980s. or as they called it back then, now. the cdc says half of americans take prescription drugs. the other half are too drunk to open the childproof cap. this is the colbert report captioning sponsored by comedy central >> welcome to the report, everybody. good to have

there's a con vangs agreement between ocii and the navy that allows for transferring of the navy land and prop g the tiffany discussed was approved in 2008, and another one we have to consider. the rec and park transfer agreement that authorizes the process for transferring the stated if ocii to the developer and a series of state and federal armies that's for the street section >> i appreciate you walking us through that a lot of them might say that's really reading this extensive why did it matter the point really is important i'm glad you walked through it it wasn't some willie nil i didn't process but a broad based approval process as you could ever have it should have been this is the largest processing project with the shipyard happening in san francisco with the huge shift and community so it makes sense that's why i think some of us are so concerned that 4 years later for two departments to come forward and say we want to increase the clearance on the road by thirty percent it's has implementation in terms of taking from other uses so thank you for that. >> i'll summarize how

>> for the navy, we are about 25 to 35% if you add reserves.e are talking about the area we are at right now. is 42 to 45%my, it . today we are at 48% and growing. down, itdget comes will grow as a bigger percentage. we are working the numbers, but it will continue to grow if we don't watch this carefully. >> one of the concerns that i have is the percentage of the air force has stayed the same and today. it is in the mid 30's. the problem with that is we have 50,000 airmen. our top line has gone up. we have cut 50,000 people. that is the impact. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank all of you for your later shape -- leadership in the military and your service to our country. i have a comment upfront and i want to echo the comments that senator mccain made. this is about sequestration. as we look at these issues in terms of compensation and the readiness issues and challenges that you are facing right now, it seems to me that when we look at the overall budget, taking it out of the dod realm, 60% of what we are spending our federal dolla

"how do you know he was in the navy?" "he knew the navy song!" "what's the navy song?"da da da da-da-da-da-da ♪ [ laughter ] "oh, i -- i think that was an ice-cream man." [ laughter ] "i don't know." "at the end of the night, did he get in a boat or a truck?" [ laughter ] that's right. it's fleet week when new york plays host to the crews of three u.s. navy ships and two coast guard clippers. but don't worry. the coast guard clippers are not owned by donald sterling. [ laughter and applause ] you don't have to worry. you don't have to worry about that. this is kind of cool. hip hop mogul jay-z is opening up a new nightclub at atlanta international airport. the club will feature three champagne fountains, four private rooms and zero elevators. [ laughter and applause ] just stairs. jay-z's all about stairs from here on out. stairs, you can go up or down. you're not confined. [ laughter ] another recall in the news -- target and trader joe's have recalled over seven tons of hummus due to a possible bacterial contamination. officials became suspicious when they noticed the

husband kimmel was the new admiral of the navy fleet in the hawaiian islands who was out of the navy by january of 1942. and lived his life understandably pretty bitter because he took the blame. the politicians in washington created the, the roosevelt administration quickly created a commission and asked the congress not to investigate what happened at pearl harbor, how it happened and who was to blame, basically. the roosevelt administration had complete control of this blue ribbon commission. and roosevelt simply asked the house and senate not to initiate their own investigations, and they complied. and, you know, it is that in politics when something goes bad, somebody's got to be blamed. and it fell to walter short who was head of the army at the hawaiian islands who was also out by january of 1942 and husband kimmel. even though the navy has done a number of studies and reports afterwards that completely exonerate -- i have one of them here -- completely exonerate these two men. and as a matter of fact, our own government handcuffed them because we had not yet intercepted the j

she was not a navy s.e.a.l. in calls and a long face book exchange considering an interview, then refused saying it's the first amendment right. anyone can act or wear anything they want. not a crime. >> i want to make sure i understand your mess to me. you believe it's your right. >> do you believe i'm robin? >> i believe you are >> okay? >> are you not? >> this is a kind of person we're targeting. it has to do with hero identity. and stealing that persona. >> vietnam veteran helped write the rant. with intent to obtain money, property or other benefits. sterner hopes she can be prosecuted for wearing medals never earned. >> it's a slam at every man and woman that received a purple heart. it's the kind of thing that our community should be outraged about. >> she pushes for greater acceptance. >> it's tough enough. that someone bringing out more negative attention upon myself, upon transgender is tough for all of us. >> officials tell me the name tag is a fake. the film is playing in san francisco next month. >>

employees currently make $8 per hour. >> someone pretending to be a navy s.e.a.l.ith medals that were never earned >> the story involves first transgender navy s.e.a.l., she became public about her life. after retiring from 20 years with the s.e.a.l., she travels the country now. and is on abc7 >> we put our lives on the line for. that you're using it for personal gain, that is offensive. >> i think it's a slam at every man and woman who received a purple heart. it's the kind of thing our community should be outraged about. >> dan? carolyn? >> thanks dan. we'll look forward to the beat. >> google claims a new title in silicon valley saying google is the most dominant brand in the world right now followed by ibm, microsoft and mcdonalds. ora cell and hewlett-packard. ebay and yahoo made the list as did twitter for the first time. if you host money on wall street yesterday, you might have made it back today. nasdaq went up as well. and fourth quarter earnings most say it could have been worse. >> it's very expensive place to work. >> a lot with the median price of a

retired vice admiral john, association of the united states navy. retired air force general craig mckinley, president of the air force association. gentlemen, we thank you for your past svrs. we thank you for your current service to our service members that are retired and their families. i believe that the order that we are calling on you is to first call on general tellelli. thank you for being here, and please give us your statement. >> chairman levin, ranking member. >> i'm sorry. i make -- i apologize for that. i should know better. please carry on. >> members of the senate armed services committee thank you for the opportunity to discuss the 2015 year budget affecting the entire military community. on behalf the over 380,000 members and survivors and retirees of the retired officers association of america, i have the honor and privilege of being here today to represent them. at the heart of the pentagon's budget challenges is the devastating affect the sequestration that we've heard that several times today in the budget control act of 2011. w