navy. the fleet of revenue cutters -- cutter -- in the coast guard, that is a boat 65 feet or longer and gets its name from the british. the british had revenue cutters supplementing the royal treasury in its mission, sailing ships, and that is where the term cutter comes from. among the many wars that the revenue cutter service was in, the civil war. here is captain john fowlkes of the u.s. revenue cutter service. he fired the first naval shots of the civil war in charleston harbor. at the commencement of the civil war revenue cutter service and the u.s. navy had many different dangerous missions, blockade squads and other things together in the civil war. the seminal revenue cutter was built in 1900. you see that it has a stack which was coal powered and steam powered, yet it had masts that were sail powered. it is called an auxiliary ship, and both methods of mobility had their advantages. why is it called the cutter seminole ?among the many wars ? among the many wars the marines were in

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and for uc 1 and uc 2, the navy concurred with the forest in 2015.ast code and condition is navy quitclaim deeds must be in -- acceptable form to okci itched.* reviewed krit claim deeds for all three parcels and we have found them in conveyance with the. >> so after transfer, there are certain functions that are put in place to ensure that the parcels are handled in a way that is protective of health and safety. and the first of those is through the department of public health. and article 31 authority. that permits the san francisco department of public health to review all permits for consistency and compliance that the regulatory controls. ask they continue to monitor and force these regulations during building. actually sig toir to permit closeout before any occupancy of development on the 14eu7 yard. there are also land owner responsibilities, which i'll go over in detail. and those are to first comply with the covenant and deep restrictions. those two have the same requirements. so i'm just going to go into the krup. but note that the deed rest

and for uc 1 and uc 2, the navy concurred with the forest in 2015. the last code and condition is navy quitclaim deeds must be in -- acceptable form to okci itched.* reviewed krit claim deeds for all three parcels and we have found them in conveyance with the. >> so after transfer, there are certain functions that are put in place to ensure that the parcels are handled in a way that is protective of health and safety. and the first of those is through the department of public health. and article 31 authority. that permits the san francisco department of public health to review all permits for consistency and compliance that the regulatory controls. ask they continue to monitor and force these regulations during building. actually sig toir to permit closeout before any occupancy of development on the 14eu7 yard. there are also land owner responsibilities, which i'll go over in detail. and those are to first comply with the covenant and deep restrictions. those two have the same requirements. so i'm just going to go into the krup. but note that the dee

they told him to get out of the navy. he fought back. he was a very outspoken fellow and very significant for us. he retires in 1936 and is not replaced. by 1936, no one gives a rap about lessons from gaming. possibly as early as 1934. the war college was moved from where it was in two part of the navy school system. which tells you it's as good as the pg school, big deal. that doesn't have to do with what happens to you if you go there. it means it does not matter anymore to the decision-makers. to some extent it does not matter to the war plans division people. if you look in the war division files, you will find a lot of people. for a while, going through the war college was a prerequisite for working assignments. after about 1936 or 1938, they go south into the indian city. that means developments no longer really resonate through the system. and that means, for example, you do not find a lot of discussion about what happens, can we help the chinese? you don't find a lot of realism about what is going to happen if the germans take ov

we don't understand the navy hated within each other, the navy factions. they hated each other. they assassinated each other. inside the army, there were factions that hated each other. political assassination was a valid mode of political communication in japan. forget that. we forget after the london conference, a bunch of japanese guys who were thought to have sold the farm were assassinated. we forget these things. we forget that in 1936 there was a coup that almost through the government and replaced with a modern military government. i agree with norman that we just do not understand it. i want to talk to some of this. that is part of the shaping. again, this miracle piece -- those things are really disasters that came before. they are not so much miracles. there is a lot of hard fighting. quite a bit of serendipity, quite a bit of innovation, quite a bit of willpower. there is some on the japanese side, too. aside from the failed coup, it is just a string of one darned disaster after another. the way they happened was very fortuitous. -- the way that they happened was ver

that way you can blame it on the navy if nothing happens. blame it on the navy. so words passed that the city will only begin after the royal navy reduces fort mchenry. in the early morning hours of the 13th of september, 1814, 15 british ships close into the fort. once they come within cannon range, some of the larger fort guns swing out. overwhelm of the larger guns were capable of firing a 36-pound iron ball a mile and a half. going at 1,000 miles an hour. they didn't call them cannon balls, they called them shot. so that's a great way to think about it. like if you ever in track and field and threw the shot put, that's what it is. it doesn't blow up. yes. i know hollywood shows them blowing up, trust me. i studied this stuff. it doesn't blow up. it's solid. going at 900 to 1,000 miles an hour when it smacks into a ship, it will knock a hole in it. a blizzard of splinters on the inside of the bulk head. you could do serious damage. and since the cannon balls were also solid, could you heat them up? as one eyewitness wrote, the furnaces at the fort were vomitin

we did not understand the navy hated the navy. inside the navy there were factions. inside the army were factions that hated each other and they'd assassinate each other. that political assassination was a socially acceptable mode of political communication in japan. and we forget that. we forget that after the london conference, a bunch of japanese guys who were thought to have sold the farm were assassinated. and so we kooind of forget thes things. there was a coup. almost replaced it with a military government. but -- so i agree with norman that we just don't understand this. i do want to talk to some of this. okay. so we need -- that's part of the shaping. aagain this miracle piece, those are really disasters that came before. they are not -- a lot of serendipity. quite a bit of innovation and power. and with the exception of the failed coup, we need to review all these events as sort of just a string. one darn disaster after another. and the way they happen was very fortuitous. but it was not planned. it was contingency. the contingent element in history is too

navy. for most of that period china lack of effect it means to counter those threats. is needed remained underdeveloped, it's fleet was wholly incapable of matching up against an advanced naval adversary our maritime for such as the u.s. navy. nor did it's fleet possess the capabilities to defend china some interest in this in your pisces. why? until recently china's fleet has suffered from three major deficiencies. first, it lacked the maritime -- here to protect the fleet against air and missile strikes me superior adversary such as the u.s. navy. this forced the for to operate close to sure what could be protected by land-based air defense platforms. second, the fleet also like a modern anti-ship missiles needed to defend itself against well armed u.s. warships are but i think it's fleet could have no hope of really stand up against the u.s. fleet at a force on force engagement. finally, the fleet like a robust anti-submarine warfare capability. this led the ships are vulnerable to attac

navy. most of the three china like to be effective means to counter those threats. it's navy remained underdeveloped. its fleet was an capable of matching up against an advanced naval adversary our maritime for such as the u.s. navy. nor did it's fleet possess the capability to defend china's sovereign interest in its nearby cities. why? until recently china's fleet has suffered from three major deficiencies. first, it lacked the maritime -- needed to adequately protect the fleet against air and missile strikes from a superior adversaries such as the u.s. navy. this forced to flee to other close to sure where to be protected by land-based air defense platforms. second, the fleet also lacked a moderate anti-ship missiles needed to defend itself against well armed u.s. warships. without and it's fleet could have no hope of really stand up against the u.s. fleet and a force on force engagement are finally fleet lacked a robust anti-submarine warfare capability. this left its ships are vulnerab

navy to congratulate extend the term if october 2015 to the early termination continue the navy over the cat that are processed for the form treasure island development authority board base okay. thank you we have our tdr development authority to congratulate speak on the items. >> peterson with the treasure island development authority board authority the items the four master lease seek approval the one year lease fine the treasure island development authority board authority and the navy for property others treasure island development authority board all 4 seeks to congratulate extend the term if 2016 all the terms and conditions remain unchanged the kwofb agreement is a standard extension within the u.s. navy and the treasure island development authority board this extension as proposed by the navy seeks to congratulate continue the kwofb agreement until such time as all parcels on tdr gfrpd by the kwofb agreement have been transferred at this time i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> colleagues, any questions. >> okay. we have no budget analyst on those items we've move on

navy federal credit union. security equipment international exhibition we met with one of britain's leadadindefense from an independent investment reseaearch firm creative one major theme was the brbritish govement's commitment to better support u.k. exports. i asked whether he saw meaningful change in how thee government will support defense and security exportsts. process that went on when expoports were effectivy ,eing run by the department effectively t they got defense s ey were very that it understanding the relationshipi. if the uk's like the selling defensive and abroad, the mpany wants the mystery of defense to support it. if thebuy a ship they want retionship with the royal navy. tha.hey couldld just not do >> i have to say having travaved to many of the showsn a regular basis, the is always a big brith contingent. do you notice that the needle is moving from the standpoint of each of the service of standing up to do a better job to support these campaigns? >> this has been a grt boon of mimilitary su

fleet making him the twice the power of the navy. said dagger tattooed on one arm and an acre on the other seven children with his wife and before the war he had a mistress if not every pore then quite a few of them. he would drink like a sailor fight like a sailor than miraculously shop the next morning reporting for duty virtually an impaired. admiral king was famous for say whether the going gets tough they call for the sons of bitches. he said if i like -- would have thought of that i would have said that. [laughter] when he came into a room there would quietly five reasons to head for the door. >> guest: said the admiral is the most even tempered man in the navy he is always in a rage. he had no love for the army that marshall didn't know much about strategy and the air commanders that macarthur knew nothing about the navy a just discovered the airplane and the british better stay out of his pacific ocean. the feeling was mutual a staffer working for urge general marshall cast a war diary to say one thing that would help win the

navy to congratulate extend the term if october 2015 to the early termination continue the navy over the cat that are processed for the form treasure island development authority board base okay. thank you we have our tdr development authority to congratulate speak on the items. >> peterson with the treasure island development authority board authority the items the four master lease seek approval the one year lease fine the treasure island development authority board authority and the navy for property others treasure island development authority board all 4 seeks to congratulate extend the term if 2016 all the terms and conditions remain unchanged the kwofb agreement is a standard extension within the u.s. navy and the treasure island development authority board this extension as proposed by the navy seeks to congratulate continue the kwofb agreement until such time as all parcels on tdr gfrpd by the kwofb agreement have been transferred at this time i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> colleagues, any questions. >> okay. we have no budget analyst on those items we've move on

navy federal credit union. vago: we are back with more of our interview with general jon kyl palmyra's, n nato's supreme- john paul palmeros. i asked if it was time to sharpen crisis management skills as they did during the cold war. gen.alomeros: through tride juncture and other exercises as well, we have a full range of different exercises to train and satisfy our command structure and forces. there is a great understanding frfrom the political side of nao that we need this kind of interaction. we have started in july. we had a tabletop exercise at the highest ghpolitical level. more the need to integrate the e real political dimension f crisis because there is no value for us as a military to play our own military game if we are not inure they are well integrated the political perspective. i must sess nato is a unique organization because it is a permanent, integrated organization, integrating the political and military level. this is what is unique about a nato. vago: i want to quote one of the greatest gen

we're live outside the navy yard, delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> d.c. leaders say this time around they're prepared for a government shutdown. "the washington post" reports experts say a shutdown is likely. it will happen unless congress passes a budget before then but this time d.c. leaders say they would continue to perform all vital services and functions. federal workers and government contractors would be out of jobs. the maul and smithsonian -- the mall and smith conian would be closed. >> reporter: training or lack thereof is a major problem for metro, this according to a new report just released by an outside panel. it turns out metro employees according to this panel are not prepared for emergencies. this new report focuses on a significant group, those working in the agency's rail operations consulting based in landover. the review shows those controllers played a significant role in the deadly smoke-filled accident back in january. the -- incident back in january. the employees had an inability to communicate passengers. the review showed met

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i would add and the congressman would know that hawaii is defended by the navy and the navy needs coal and there is coal and alaska. -- in alaska. let's bring a railroad and headquarters will be in anchorage. that is why i call the book linking anchorage to this bid empire. not just about coal. it is about the economy and quality of life, it is about the navy. the navy is about commerce and the projection of american power and defense of american interests. anchorage, the founding of anchorage does have that big significance there. and so we will not talk about the background of these cartoons but you have plan earth looking on as president mckinley makes a decision about the philippines. and japan and britain and i think france wondering what uncle sam is going to do in relation to hawaii. i do not think many people in the world, the wide world, are people in the world, the white world, are paying attention to what is happening in anchorage. they are paying attention to the pacific. they can see a few empires, the french, the british. and some will know that this development in anchor

uconn hosting navy. navy up 7-3. second quarter finds tillman. reynolds known for his work on the ground. 10 yard t.d. run. second in ncaa history. navy wins. 3-0 on the season. montreal beats d.c. united tonight >> we are going to start off with cloudy skies. a cool start. >> maybe a nice light jacket. it may be starting to feel like fall. that's our news for tonight. "saturday night live" is next. see you again tomorrow. >> oh, gosh, what a perfect day for a picnic. it's so nice out here. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm so glad it's finally that time of year again. you know what i mean. >> i sure do. [ piano plays ] >> ♪ there's a breeze in the tr

my father was in the navy, so we moved here and there. i remember living in california and virginia and then new mexico. when we first arrived in new mexico, i thought it was the worst dump i'd ever seen. having moved from tidewater, virginia, with lots of vegetation and tons of water, i couldn't believe the dust and the lack of plants and the tiny amount of water, even in something that was called the rio grande. but over the years, that came to be my favorite place of all the places i've ever lived. we'd go back from time to time, more to santa fe than los alamos. we had our children and grandchildren join us in santa fe for our 50th wedding anniversary a few years ago. but it took me time to warm up to los alamos. should i tell you about where i lived there? >> tell us how old you were and what brought your family to los alamos. >> i was 8 when we moved there. just short of 11 when we left after the war. my father had worked on the proximity fuse, although he was a regular navy officer, he'd work science and -- from the beginning of wo

and for uc 1 and uc 2, the navy concurred with the forest in 2015. the last code and condition is navy quitclaim deeds must be in -- acceptable form to okci itched.* reviewed krit claim deeds for all three parcels and we have found them in conveyance with the. >> so after transfer, there are certain functions that are put in place to ensure that the parcels are handled in a way that is protective of health and safety. and the first of those is through the department of public health. and article 31 authority. that permits the san francisco department of public health to review all permits for consistency and compliance that the regulatory controls. ask they continue to monitor and force these regulations during building. actually sig toir to permit closeout before any occupancy of development on the 14eu7 yard. there are also land owner responsibilities, which i'll go over in detail. and those are to first comply with the covenant and deep restrictions. those two have the same requirements. so i'm just going to go into the krup. but note that the dee

ashworth was navy. bradbury he brought. and the trouble was the army and the navy ranks don't match up. so my father, when he went off the base, was required to have a driver with security clearance. he would call for a driver. he would say, is captain parsons. the guy at the other end at the motor pool would say, no cars for captains. so eventually that would get worked out. and i remember one hair raising trip. there was this secured driver. he had the right clearance, but he didn't know how to drive properly. so we got through the guard house and the minute we are out of sight, my father said, son, you sit here, i will drive. but since my father's family lived in new mexico, we would go with permission to albuquerque for thanksgiving once or twice. there was a lot of social life. there was square dancing and i think bernice brode was behind some of the exchanges. they had square dances and they would invite the indians from the pueblo to come up and observe the square dances. then we would be invited to go down there and

navy federal credit union. vago welcome back for more of our conversati with the pentagon acquisiti chief. when the dod seasons on a new id, that idea becomes a buzzword grid a decade ago it was trans-nation and today i i's innovation. >> if i thought the department was not doing enough to control risk -- i made a comment to you i thought we were not taking enough risk. a lot of innovation is about doing that. are trying to open ourselves up to sources of innovation we don't normly tap. that is why we are interested in silicon valleyey and some of the other commercial centers. you have t to lk at everything with an eye towards s what is realistic and practical. -- you can commit relatively small amounts of resources to experimentation. but if you don't go through that process -- vago: getting to the point where people are comfortable failing. >> up to a point. we don't want to fail on major commitment on a ltibillion-dollaprogram. we should be reasonably confident that will be in a secure double program and del

the united states navy had a dirvets view. the navy had been setting -- of japan for four decades. the navy had a proprietary sense that they knew what this war was all about and they knew how to end it. in the course of that, four decades of study, one of the most fundamental principals of naval analysis had come up with was it would be absolute foley to invade the japanese -- the defensive forces greater than any expeditionary force the u.s. could project across the pacific, that the terrain of japan, everything that was most soaked was steep and all of that was negated by the terrain. this was the perfect recipe for massive casualties. it was the critical issue that undermined support for the war. the navy's alternative was a campaign of block aid and bombardment. by bombardlity, they were thinking of ships bombarding from sea and aerial bombardments from the 1920s. by blockade, they meant something which has not been grappled with in most of literature. it was obvious instruments of war and weapons from coming into a nation, they could not block certain other items, most specif

navy had a blockade bombarding the coastal cities. war, extending peace feelers to the vatican, the swiss, and the russians in moscow. the sole condition was the imperial prerogative would remain intact. what was most heartening was the information the atomic bomb be available for use by early august. there is some confusion here about the bomb, as many authors argue truman only decided to use the bomb while in pottstown after he learned of the successful trinity test, implying it was a last-minute decision and not part of an integrated strategy. at best, that is only half true. the manhattan project scientists had devised two bombs. the uranium version with a gun trigger detonator and a plutonium version designated by an implosion device. by february of 1945, our scientists were confident the uranium bomb, little boy, would work and not require testing. the more complicated implosion type, plutonium bomb, called fat man, would require testing which was scheduled for early july. in the meantime, reparations -- preparations were underw

our navy and the japanese navy are highly ancient.we have a huge advantage in that is not going to change. but it is not going to solve this coast guard on coast guard challenge, especially not in the south china sea where the asian militaries are struggling to find out what the chinese are doing let alone matched them. >> you are right. the japanese have a formidable navy in their own right. it is on the minds of chinese military leaders. they have 40 highly capable destroyers, more than the , and somerrently have capable diesel electric submarines. so the chinese do not just focus exclusively on the u.s. threat in building access capabilities. they have to focus on threats around the region. the taiwanese navy is well-developed, having developed the capability to try to at least survive the early phases of an engagement with china for some time. you are seeing what constitutes an military arms race, modernization and southeast and vietnam, and malaysia, building up their naval capabilities to address future disputes with the chinese

he's a former h&m executive and current president of old old navy. so this news actually sent ralph lauren stock higher by 4% yesterday. they were down about 3% in afterhours, but the market for those retailers, ralph lauren is down for 40% this year. >> nicole: we always talk about this. we talk about when a ceo leafs and you see the stock spikes. >> lauren: also old navy expected to open new store concept, let's see if it happens without mr. larson. >> nicole: banana and gap are also weaker. refit 1 # million -- 11 million, pair to comply with regulations, some say will cost them $6.5 billion. volkswagen will be given acon-- atonomy. in washington, in the u.s., asking volkswagen to turn scandal-related documents. you have states moving ahead in this way. >> lauren: expensive for them. years to recover. georgia executing a woman convicted of murdering her husband. xus competent -- executed by lethal injection, conspiring with her lover to stab him to death. only woman on georgia's death row. pope francis made diplomatic, sent letter on his behalf bu

navy. lackedt of that china effective means to counter those threats. ordered its fleet to his as queue abilities to defend china's interests. why? until recently china's fleet has suffered. airacked the maritime naval defense systems needed to adequately protect the fleet against air and missile strikes from a superior adversary such as the u.s. navy. this forced the fleet to operate close to shore where it can be protected by land-based air defense platforms. the fleet also lack the modern missiles needed to defend itself against well armed u.s. warships. without them its fleet could have no hope in setting up against a force on force engagement. fully -- the fleet last test fleets lacked a robust anti-warfare capability. address the threat of u.s. intervention china developed its famous anti-access strategy. the strategy is a designed to keep u.s. forces outside of contested maritime regions in time of war. thealls for the fighting western pacific into two distinct tiers. a distance of a

. >> are those base established in the navy option. >> the navy establishes those phases weave been onhis project for 8 years i'm not sure precisely how that set up way was establishes i i know and, in fact, under the stadium options some of this area was this was the area of the future stadiums some of that is going to be coming to us earlier than was original contemplated we have access to some of this area and it where we will depends on the market and housing and you know what you can sell. >> all market driven but ultimately it is at their determination. >> from the ultimate goal to demolish oversee buildings no southern how long ass building are standing empty. >> correct. >> to minimum so waiting for the navy to mediate and there was radiation in that building because of the nature of this research and it was also a site they did radiology we hope for a clearance and we'll use it but it is which the work is done it will transfer. >> any questions. >> thank you very much you for your. >> i appreciate it. >> i'm wondering too consider this is an informational hearing but consider

navy mined the waters off northern japan to keep the russians from invading first. quote, stalin was prepared to seize the northern end of hong shoe, his armored divisions would sweep down the island to tokyo leaving post war japan a divided nation like germany. quote, there was nothing to stop the soviets from invading before the americans and seizing all of northern japan. well, okay, much like fantasy football, alternate history, it can be an enjoyable diversiontre same old ground. what is interesting about these overheard quotes, though, is that they were all uttered as statements of fact by educator and serious historians. and while they and similar ideas have bubbled up for decades, virtually all of the comments were made within the last year during the run-up to the 70th anniversary of the war's end. it is clear that both the soviet army's intent and capabilities are increasingly being blown way out of proportion by breathless individuals who have not bothered to closely read either of the works of the u.s. and russian scholars who have written on this subjec

the navy secretary on women in combat. and why girls struggle to get an education in india. >> woodruff: the scandal, and the fallout, over volkswagen's cheating of emissions standards grew today. just last week, the e.p.a. alleged there was deceitful software in a half million cars. today, volkswagen raised that number significantly and tried to restore customer trust. >> woodruff: volkswagen revealed that as many as 11 million diesel-powered cars worldwide could be affected by software that was designed to cheat on emissions tests. most of those cars are thought to be in europe, the automaker's primary market. the revelation caused volkswagen stock to plummet for a second day. the company lost almost 19% of its stock value, or $17 billion, monday. the price plunged another 20% during trading in frankfurt today. the c.e.o. of volkswagen america, michael horn, gave a frank apology last night at an event in brooklyn. >> let's be clear about this, our company was dishonest. we have totally screwed up. >> woodruff: a year-lon

. [ laughter ] they predicted this 35 years ago with their prescient hit "in the navy," and they alsoame close to predicting gay doritos with their lesser-known "b" side "nacho, nacho man." [ laughter ] i defense know -- i don't know if you remember that. lesser known. [ laughter ] no, this is really great news, though. but some people are trying to drag eric fanning through the dirt like a slice of pizza on the back of a rat. [ laughter ] seriously, can you believe that rat? i'm so excited. [ laughter ] look how big that slice is! sorry. who's dragging fanning through the dirt? >> mike huckabee slamming eric fanning's nomination. in a statement saying this, the president is, quote, more interested in appeasing america's homosexuals than honoring america's heroes. [ audience boos ] >> larry: mike huckabee, you know that homosexual and hero aren't mutually exclusive terms, right? [ laughter ] [ applause ] let me -- just want to clear that up. let me give you an example of mutually exclusive terms. human and huckabee. see, those -- [ laughter ] those don't -- [ cheers and applause ] oka

navy federal credit union.ago: we are back and we are continuing our conversation with defense secretary barbara lee james -- debra lee james. madam secretary: we expect that we will be making a decision soon, but i cannot make a better prediction.. the key is that we will do it while we are ready. we are making sure that we are gogoing to do it correctly. base considerations are not part we are alwayssop, watching within the department of defense and making considerations from afar. we want a healthy industrial base, but it is not part of the formal sop. vago: so you are basing it on the formal metrics to go into that? madam secretary: exactly. vago: the air force says that they want a certain number of airplanes but there are a number of people who say that is not enough. there are some analysts who said that 175 is more realistic number -- anumber. assuming that -- a number. assuming that is e right number, what do you think? madam secretary: 82 is the number that has come down from the war fighting communit

at age 18 he joins the navy. >> navy would have been the next big affiliation. >> sure, was a strongtructured environment. so, yeah, i can i understand the time and place in that. >> after getting married and starting a family, lu if. f leaves the navy. a lack of structure leaves him floundering. he turns back to his religion for stability. >> he needed an awful lot psychologically. he talks about going to the navy and finding satisfaction with associating himself with a larger group, structure, he could follow directions and commands. on one side of the navy, still searching for something. in this case, what he was searching for was a certain kind of spiritual or religious certainty. >> luff's constant search for acceptance in a group setting starts him on a dangerous path that would change his life forever. >>> coming up -- >> who art thou that judges -- >> there was no instinct or reflex or something that predated your involvement in this group? >> i wish there had been. to me, it was like in jericho. there was terrible carnage that day but it was something that was commanded. tha

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and ralph lauren hiring the old navy ceo to replace him.hat is that doing to ralph lauren's stock which gets the old navy sheet. >> we are seeing big moves in both stocks. in the bronx in 1939, jewish immigrant parents changed his name to ralph lauren, founded ralph lauren, stepping down as ceo and brings in the head of old navy to run ralph lauren sold navy is very successful, ralph lauren himself stays and an executive role heads the design team, stephan warrants and comes in and what we are seeing here is number one loser on the isn't the is the gap. i am sorry, the guy is leaving and so ralph lauren, we are seeing a surge, number 2 best performer and the isn't he 500. stuart: that is the way it works. watch 5:00 tomorrow morning, fox business network, lauren and nicole right there bright and early, got to watch that. could the dow up again please. i know you can see it on the bottom right of your screen but i want to make a big deal out of this, the dow is up 233 points, not withstanding problems in syria with the russians and all of th

navy up 24-3. three different fullbacks with touchdowns. navy over colgate, 40-10. there's more.ountaineers hosting georgia southern in the first quart or, a leaping touchdown. 10-0, west virginia. and then third quarter. mountaineers down 16-0. the six-yard touchdown. and that is a 23-0 lead. 44-0 the win. mountaineers ran away from this one. 11 carry, 105 yards on the afternoon, 68 of them coming right there. appalachian state over howard, 49-0 ask the final. and again, robert griffin iii made the redskins roster. >>> that's right. every labor day weekend, fans around the world descend on the beaches of cali and their creations are amazing. they put on these increedable castles and images. all over social media. take a look this evening before you hit the hay. thanks a lot for joining us tonight. we hope you start with us tomorrow morning on news 4 today. we'll see you again tomorrow evening. have a great one, everybody.

navy. married, i went through the process of joining and found out that i could not married. i was so, i had a decision to make and i chose marriage. ok then. about a year later, i graduated after being interviewed by eastman kodak to go to some unknown location to help the war effort. and found outd up that we would be going to oak ridge. so, we purchased the car for $150 and loaded up what little belongings we had, and after graduation in august of 1943, we traveled to tennessee. my wife's decision was to go with me, even though she was pregnant by three months. on the way down, we came to the beautiful town of noris, which shangri-la.r we loved it so well that we were able to find an attic to live in which had no bathroom or anything like that, but it was a blessing for my wife because she was in a peaceful locale. and the wonderful friends that we made was a big plus. came forthe time delivering our son, i started talking with the housing people because we could no longer live in the at

their navies are critical to the ultimate american triumph. french money and french weapons sustained washington's army from start to finish. vergennes' policy is fascinating because it was successful to the success of the revolution. it was also one of the most disastrous decisions of modern international history. contrary to his hopes and expectations, the war did not seriously weaken great britain. it did not enhance france's geopolitical situation. it did not bring the u.s. into the french trading orbit. what it did was provoke a profound budgetary crisis that would lead to the summoning of the states general, the outbreak of the french revolution and the destruction of the french monarchy. bad decision. among all the ironies here, one of the richest and the least remarked upon is this. the prophecy that he unfurled before the british proved to be so much closer to the truth than the geopolitical expectations that he thought to conceal. they had blown the mercantile dam to pieces. in his lie, he foresaw the truth. independence would inexor

course, grant and spain formally entered the war soon after and their navies especially are critical to the ultimate american triumph. but french money and french weapons sustained washington's army from start to finish. his policies are fascinating that only because it was critical to the success of the american revolution, it is also fascinating because it was one of the most disastrous decisions of modern international history. contrary to his hopes and his expectations, award or not we can great britain. it did not enhance france's geopolitical situation. and it did not lower the united states into the french trading orbit. what it did do was provoke a profound budgetary crisis that would lead to the summoning of the state generals and the destruction of the state -- french monarchy. that decision. among all the ironies here, one of the richest and least remarked upon is this -- the prophecy that he unfurled before the credulous -- proved to be so much closer to the troop -- truth than what you thought -- sought to conceal. they had blown into pieces. and in his life, -- party ma

and for uc 1 and uc 2, the navy concurred with the forest in 2015.e last code and condition is navy quitclaim deeds must be in -- acceptable form to okci itched.* reviewed krit claim deeds for all three parcels and we have found them in conveyance with the. >> so after transfer, there are certain functions that are put in place to ensure that the parcels are handled in a way that is protective of health and safety. and the first of those is through the department of public health. and article 31 authority. that permits the san francisco department of public health to review all permits for consistency and compliance that the regulatory controls. ask they continue to monitor and force these regulations during building. actually sig toir to permit closeout before any occupancy of development on the 14eu7 yard. there are also land owner responsibilities, which i'll go over in detail. and those are to first comply with the covenant and deep restrictions. those two have the same requirements. so i'm just going to go into the krup. but note that the deed r