old navy is the lowest price line up 7%. that's very good performance.itself, isn't expensive. i hope it's not a proxy or a bellwhether for the rest of the retail earnings. >> i like gap. i like it for the supply chain initiatives and the coin brand, old navy is a much better brand for china because of the price points, the expectation is at least if you listen to management. they will have a billion dollar sales out of china by 2015 or '16. that's good news for a company that needs to stay somewhere else. >> let's look at auto supplier, shares are soaring, hitting an all time high on news they received a takeover bid from an unknown source. karen. >> it was not known to me. it was revealed, actually. zf. i can't pronounce it, tim my probably can. it is a german firm. >> i'm not going to try. >> they're real, they're absolutely real. it was weird how it came out. trw did confirm. they hired goldman sachs. i think this is interesting not just for trw, we could see more industrial deals. that's what i would love to see. i don't know if it's a bidding war,

we're seeing other companies for example like old navy where traffic is and it's the international apparel retailers. look at h and m that say sales rise 23% or uni glrks low. they are giving more competition to the domestic retailers. >> what are they doing right, specifically, dana. products, artful merchandising? is it specifically? you mentioned a couple of them, a lot of them are higher end, h and m is not, old navy is not particularly, but it sounds like you're saying the higher end retailers are more inclined to get it right. >> they are and it's a category, accessories doing better. the other category is active wear and athletic that seems to be taken share from denim and logo and when you walk in a store, what do you see? look for the signs of traffic and need to see less promotional signs. when i look at h and m or fashion retailers they have tre trending product. >> consumers trading down, instead of going to walmart they are going to walmart or the dollar store and instead of the container store they will go to target. is that a trend impacting why people say it's in a funk? >>

the stores here with the exception of maybe old navy, i don't think there are any chain stores left in here. >> while some stores age gracefully the gallery has not. >> why? >> architecturally and bug problems and stuff closing and new stores come in and then move out right away. >> the bright spot, a recent announcement, century 21, a new york based store is arriving and they have reached a joint partnership with a california company that specializes in high end retail. >> they are bringing in stores, and try to draw a different crowd of fem. >> different clientele. >> i am looking forward to century 21 coming that would be a reason for me to go in. >> not many deal details on the joint venture. they signalled they would release a vision of what they hope the gallery will be later in the year. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you john. >>> philadelphia police are asking for your happen in finding a burglary suspect. surveillance cameras captured a man entering the caribbean star grill in philadelphia last night. n used a chol atie hdwa o drd2 a crostme evo rthvea>ns feo

undercover police officers while they watched a team of seven south american thieves clean out an old navy store. >> shirts at $22.50, and they got the whole rack. >> when police moved in to make the arrest, they found enough merchandise to fill a room. all taken in less than an hour without anyone inside the store noticing a thing. [ticking] >> we have never seen a problem of this size and magnitude in world history. >> now hang on. in world history. >> there's more counterfeiting going on in china now than we've ever seen anywhere. >> name an american brand. any brand. any kind of product. just name it, and we'll tell you something about it. it's probably being counterfeited in china as we speak. >> this is the most profitable criminal venture, as far as i know, on earth. >> counterfeiting. >> counterfeiting and your partners don't kill you. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. in this edition, we look at the multibillion dollar business of international crime. first, we report on the theft of an eye-popping fortune stolen from the iraq treasury. then we take a look at shop

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, and interesting that in terms of the retail sales in june that actually stores like costco and old navy where prices are cheaper, we are doing much better than the middle of the road stores. we will see it again come, you know, as we have this new back to school selling season for retailers and it is going to be interest ing interesting to esee what the numbers come out with as well, because we have not seen an increase in the wages, and it is squeezing the american consumer, and the american family. and it is not going to be getting any better any time soon. >> and jonas, that is a good point. we haven't seen the wage inflation, and the wages have not been growing at all, and if they don't grow, how can the consumers be optimistic and if they are not optimistic, how do they spend? >> well with n some ways, we are lucky if we did see the wage inflation, because in some ways that would stop is the federal reserve to stop the loose economy and it is not great that the pay is going up, but the pay is not going to go up to adjust for inflation at a higher rate maybe, and it was a 50-year an

. >>> vallejo police are, once again, trying to secure an old navy building on mare island that's known as a haven for the homeless and a magnet for crime, officers used a megaphone to lure people out of the building around 8:15 this morning. two people emerged and were taken into custody. this is the second day in a row police cleared and secured the building. before police arrived, a ktvu news crew spoke with one man leaving the building. he says about 30 people live there. some because they have no other place to go. others because they are up to no good. >> it's bad. it's -- that building is bad. it's evil. there's -- every drug addict, alcohol, criminal. the worst are coming just to stay there because they know they can. >> police sent us this video of the inside. they say it is in deplorable condition with trash, dirty needles, feces and other hazard. they say it's been this way for 15 years. neighbors want it torn down. the city says it's looking into the option. >>> today the oakland unified school district introduced its new superintendent. antwan wilson was an assistant superi

it's gap and banana republic stores suffered the most with sales down 7% but the old navy chain performed well. shares fell initially after hours down about 1% during the regular session the stock was also down a percent to $40.97. >>> it was a different story for costco, though, sales at the retailer were up 6% topping estimates and that's thanks to higher fuel prices. shares rose up to $118 and change. >>> ibm is betting big on chips, big blue announced plans to invest 3 billion in computer chip research and development to revive slumping sales. shares down a little bit, $187.70 was the close. conaco phillips went to 73 cents a share. it will be made to shareholders in september. investors didn't seem too pumped. shares off $85.67. >>> boeing doesn't expect jets to slow down. they expect to sell now 37,000 planes worth more than $5 trillion over the next 20 years, up from the previous forecast of $4.8 trillion in sales. the main driver of that growth is airline demand for smaller passenger jets. despite the news, flat at $126.79. >>> amazon.com gets scolded and sued for billing parents

. >> the parents of 23 year old navy petty officer john (thai had no idea he'd be ride ago float in thebut there he was all smiles deployed out of state he hadn't seen his folks in year and a half. his sister had worked in secret to a range this happy reunion and it came off without a hitch. >> oh, my gosh, i had no idea. i seen looked at him and they have a sailor on that truck. and i didn't know it was mine. >> he enlisted in the navy six years ago. he'll now have two weeks leave to see friends and family in mansfield. >> a real blessing to be able to be home on the fourth. this is the first time that i'll be actually be able to be home for the fourth and my birthday all in one fell swoop. thank god i was actually able to take enough leave. >> reporter: organizers of the parade estimated close to 50,000 people lined the route with 135 entries, the parade went on for more than two hours. it's a multi generation al event people who were here as kids now take their own children often their grandchildren and one very proud father says he'll never have a fourth of july look this one. >> no

yesterday public works officials were out here and they cleared more than a dozen people from the old navylding and just hours ago, they were looking for a way to get inside once again. people who live close by say this world war ii building on wilson avenue is known for prostitution, drug dealing and violent crime. and the city is hoping they will not have to be back out here. >> what is the likelihood they will have to do this again. >> i am hoping we don't have to do it again. they really secured the building today. >> it was the first stop to get on to the navy base and it is something and they are calling this building -- this abandoned building home, alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> time now 6:46 san francisco's have i station valley neighborhood remains closed after a counselor was shot and killed in front of a group of children. flowers mark the spot where he died. the 32-year-old was simply playing basketball with children from a non-profit outreach group when a gunman walked up and shot him several times. they are offering grieve counseling for his co-workers and stud

old navy was actually up as well. moving that stock went down 1% today.eirdre: okay, if charles was here. >> he would throw his head back and start roaring. he will think this was a big snoozer. but you have all of them at jackson hole, guarantee that something will scrub the market tomorrow. [laughter] deirdre: okay, tomorrow morning, i bet a lot of people are thinking of the final showdown between germany and argentina world cup. tickets are going for $20,000. at face value as $440 and $200,000 and i will be watching out for sure. the what my marching orders are, what corporate crime is contagious. when the dark personality so people rise through the ranks? why do you think? [laughter] >> many are ceos. many are grabbing people saying what can i take versus what can i get, and i think that is what we need to move this country forward. [laughter] >> marty think so many men are ceos and have leadership roles? deirdre: we can't wait for charles to come back. all right, on that note, everyone misses charles payne. in the meantime, thank you so much for havi

for seven, and banana republic and flag ship store had minus 7 comp stores, saved a third seven by old navy with a plus seven. this causes, again, people to pause and say, is it the funk of the consumer? i mean, could gap be that bad? all i can say is that retail has become one of the toughest businesses out there and unless you have the right merchandise mix and right price point or not against amazon, perhaps you're going to be facing month-to-month problems. >> one of the tougher businesses to invest in now as well given volatility we see. it came back from dreary years, but it's one month up and down. >> it's not an investble sector right now, however, as gasoline comes down, because it turns out that inflation is noisy, thank you janet yellen for the term, hey, consumer has more money in the pocket, start shopping again. it's not like they are avoiding the mall. all i can say is that i've never seen it in my career of watching retailers so biforcated. the rth and etfs hurt you. some are doing well, some are doing poorly. >> very tough. hardly investble at this point. we have stocks tha

she's wearing this with a bottom from old navy, $24.95, all different colors, provides great sun protection >> thank you. >> thank you. i have a question, where is -- . >> he is showing us swim trunks from h and m. this is where men can have fun with prints and patterns at the beach. he looks fantastic. >> needs more sun on the side. >> he's going to show us how the gorgeous beach blanket can work on or off the sand. >> i have one of those. >> how cute are these. i love the tribal inspiration. under $25. also use them for picnics or play dates. >> brothers and sisters coming out. >> we do. >> mia and anthony. >> stop. it are they here. >> they are wearing cabana life. what i love about cabana life, it blocks 50 plus uv protection, 98 and 99% of uva and uvb rays. this tunic and rash guard all from cabana. >> you like the towels. >> perfect time to buy them. $8.99 at kohl's. stock up on them now. >> that's the point. >> and sunglasses. why spend $120 on a pair of designer sunglasses when you can buy 10 for $12 from college spring. >> what? >> you're keen on 100% uv protection. they all provid

the parents of the 23 year-old navy petty officer john parento had no idea he would be riding a float the parade but there he was, all smiles, dereplied out of state, parento has not seen his folks in a year and a half. his sister worked in secret to arrange this happy reunion and came off without a hitch. >> oh, my gosh i had no idea. i looked at him and was like is there a sailor on that truck. i didn't know it was mine. >> reporter: parento enlisted in the navy six years ago. he will have two weeks leave to see friends, family in mansfield. >> a real blessing to be able to be home on the fourth. this is first time i will be able to be home for the fourth and for my birthday all in one fail swoop. so, thank god that cookies crumb that will way and i was able to take enough leave. >> reporter: organizers of the parade estimated close to 50,000 people lined the route with 135 entries, the parade went on for more than two hours, it is a multi generational event, people here as kids now take their own children off and their grandchildren and one very proud father says that he will never

old navy takes on the task tuesdays after hours making wednesdays the best day for the best selectiony you'll want to hit up the sale rack at ross. >> apparel, shoes, home dee core, luggage. >> reporter: and speaking of specific categories, take a look at mark downs at target. where each department has its own day. monday electronics. tuesday women's clothes. wednesday is men's. luggage on thursday and car care on fridays. plus, take look at that tiny number on the clearance tag. that's the percentage off the original price. >> use this information to your advantage to get the best deal you can. >> reporter: it will let you know just how major -- >> i'm a bargain hunter in training. >> reporter: the mark down. >> wait a second. mondays -- thursdays kohl's. second and fourth saturday. i think he needs a book because i couldn't -- i lost track. >> all right. let's go to scott williams to try to figure out what the weather is scott. >> i've always her it's good to buy a car during severe weather days or bad weather. >> today is the day then. >>> yeah it is. we're looking at pop-up shower

it was the first stop to get on the old mare island navy base. people living nearby now say they want this building demolished. that's something the city is, in fact, looking into. as we bring you back out here live to a picture, you can see there is a surveillance camera on the property. there is a monitor who monitors it and orders them to away through a speaker. but still, this problem persists. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this morning firefighters are trying to figure out what  started a brush fire that threatened a number of homes in south san jose. it burned about 125 acres near santa teresa county park and curry drive. that's south of 85. the fire started at around 1:45 yesterday afternoon and quickly spread uphill. homes were evacuated around the burning hillside. but people were allowed to return yesterday evening. one woman says she saw a young man running from the area shortly after the fire started. fire investigators have not said if they believe the fire was intentionally set. >>> all fire stations in oakland will be op

they were down 2% across its three chains although old navy's sales were up 7% from a year ago whilend banana republic were down by 7% each. and shares in gap are down about 1%. gap has been one of the better retail performers in 2014 so surprising they wouldn't do so well to start out june and starting out summer. stocks lost ground yesterday. we are heading lower again this morning. let's look at the big board. the dow is dropping 40 points. nasdaq is off by 2. the s&p is down by 4 points. michelle and brian, back to you. >> all right, kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks have a great weekend. >> you, too. >>> these days many people think they can improve or enhance anything with an app. kpix 5's kiet do is live in mountain view to explain what one app can supposedly do for google glass. kiet? >> reporter: yeah. the london--based company has taken google glass combined it with an eeg sensor built by a company based in san jose, put them together to give us a glimpse into the future of wearable technology. ♪[ music ] >> i'm taking a picture of a bowl of fruit with my mind! >

meanwhile or in the i guess the same time the navy there's most many people are familiar with the old navy sonar experiments and you know whales washing up on sea and dolphins and whatnot shattered into drums. where do we stand with the loss of my book canary is so worth the whales it's really about this culture war between the military culture and the conservation culture if you will and there are you know cultures with very opposing agendas they both care a lot about the ocean and work around and with whales they have an interest in it but they have different agendas and you know the reason this seismic thing is this is literally adding insult to injury is that these same waters and we're talking about delaware bay down to orlando that whole swath of the atlantic is the same area that the navy recently got approval by in a different government agency a watchdog agency that to expand their sonar and explosives training is all along the east coast ranges. actually all of their ranges but these particular ranges will have both now you know the double triple impact of these things are these

the other beaches were going better so we got a little more than our share of the old teamwork. navyand finally we got moving good. we hear a lot about how long it takes to make battle hardened soldiers out of green troops. i got to be in one day. that day. >> so they lurked and reached the roads. rich green pasture, the three airborne divisions. and loud across the crater face of france came german reenforcements. a voice cried out an ally before another day burned a hole in history. the armies clashed. our first objective, then, was to merge all into one and 50 miles of men drive on together beyond the red sands through the broken wall. >> it wasn't too bad getting ashore. for keeping it like you'd been told. chucking a few hundred grenades and rush them. we would kill more than them. they were regular fortresses. our own men while they would wait for artillery support. the navy was still with us too chucking in shells ahead of us. in the days, we advanced seven miles. then we were told to stand fast and dig in. next morning they heard the news from the bbc. it sounded great. we jo

turchbs out thoughts sales at its old navy shot, pretty mixed picture we're getting in the last 24 hours. >> you've got the other guys that are actually -- and people will never look at carl and say wow, he doesn't know what he's talking about. jeremy siegel, or pick a guy like ron baron who is always optimistic. suddenly we're at 17,000 and you look at those guys and you snicker. but we're at 17,000. who has been right? al.ableson, who is so smart that he's always bear yesh from 800 and -- >> maybe it just doesn't change. >> you guys are late, great -- if i came back as something, i would come back as appear embarrassing -- >> they have celebrity status. >> they do. and you can feel like a contrarian because you feel like the market is the crowd. >> finally, their moment and it's going to get worse or it's over. >> let's get to the conflict. we're talking to martin fletcher who is legendary. i used to watch him. but now i get to toss him which is an honor. martin fletcher joins us from tel aviv. hello again, martin. >> hi, how are you? >> i'm well. good to see you and glad to be able to

werend old navy applicants up 2% in the wake of this announcement. 2015,y will be $10 by ikea, $10.752015. this will be phased in over the next couple of years. ikea workers, it is just the retail workers in the u.s.. >> how to second pair with generally retail workers are paid in the u.s.? >> retail workers on average actually aren't making minimum wage. they tend to make more. this accounts for the commissions as well. if you look at retail salespeople, people working the floor in the u.s., about four point 59 people according to the bureau of labor statistics. their average wage is $12.20. so higher than you might expect. median, a little but lower, $10.16. annually, with $5,000 or so. --,000 is the poverty line 0 or so and25,00 $24,000 is the poverty line. in california where that wages going to nine dollars an hour, on average, retail workers make $12.86. the highest wages in the nation are being paid in washington come actually, ironically, since seattle is there, $13.90, $13.90. the lowest on average, was virginia, where the cost of living is also lower. >> you and i spoke abou

old navy takes on the task tuesdays, after hours. wednesday the best day for the best selection. it is the same day you will want to hit up the sale rack at ross. >> apparel, shoes, home decor, luggage. >> and speaking of specific categories, take a look at mark downs at target. where each department has its own day. monday, electronics. tuesday, women's clothes. wednesday, men's. luggage on thursday. and car care friday. plus take a look at that tiny number on the clearance tag. that is the percentage off the original price. >> use this information to your advantage to get the best deal gluck it will let you know just how major -- >> bargain hunt nerve training. >> the -- the mark downs. >> so did you learning? >> yes! go to joanne's on sundays and bring my coupon. >> ask i go with you? >> kohl's on monday. >> okay. >> still ahead, the top boys and names of 2014 so far. the first six months, how movies are influencing parents' decisions, yes, we're naming kids after movie stars. >> oh, boy. >> but first, is this a dream job? netflix

. >> reporter: the 51-year-old former navy medic saw plenty of tragedy during his two tours in iraq. >> there are faces that i still see. there's especially this one person that haunts me all the time. he had no face left. but he was screaming. he was still alive. but he had no face left. he bothers me every day. >> reporter: images like that of a faceless man and many other horrors left glass with ptsd, severe depression, even nightmares. a 2012 study by the veterans administration itself shows that since 9/11, 30% of war veterans being treated by the va suffer from ptsd. >> that's a disaster waiting to happen. >> reporter: at a recent town hall meeting at san francisco's va medical center -- >> i hear that a lot from veterans. >> reporter: -- they listened for hours as veterans described their frustrations with the va medical system. >> i think that it's really sad that we have to have this forum in the first place. >> reporter: and understandable reaction since the average wait for a veteran seeking a first- time appointment at a va hospital is about 2 months. >> that is our chall

old navy was the only three of the major -- only one of the three major business segments that postedne. so, again, gap stores lower on weaker comp store sales. back over to you, kelly. >> all right, thank you. >>> stocks making a big comeback today after they were sharply down this morning, but my next guests are watching some names in particular for a pullback before they pounce. the stocks they say you can't afford to miss out on when and if this correction deepens are straight ahead. >>>also, fed vice chairman stanley fischer is minutes away from making what could be a market-moving speech. stick around. you do not want to miss these key headlines. we will have them for you. and a new report finds the recovery in home prices is pricing many americans out of the housing market. the american dream now unaffordable. that story coming up. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow quires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers e

jennie: old navy. dascha: ¿y tienen de varones? porque el mío se viste como un n-e-r-d. bien. >> te veÍas en la televisiÓn y te daba pena. ¿o quÉ? eres muy hermosa. y me encanta tu sonrisa. ya me dijiste... ¿quÉ le decÍas a orlando? >> nada. >> que estÁ muy guapo. >> hoy, alan, le tenemos buenas noticias a charito. hace tiempo venÍamos buscando la ayuda. es muy inteligente.. >> sÍ. me contabas que desde que la conociste al dÍa de hoy había habido un avance extraordinario. >> como tÚ puedes ver, habla mucho mejor. por eso, nos acompaÑa alejandro ceguera que nos trae buenas noticias. > > nos conmoviÓ mucho la historia de charito. la conocimos y es una persona extraordinaria. toda la familia. la verdad es que venÍamos nosotros a decirle a la mamÁ y a charito que no estÁn solos. queremos apoyar a charito. me contaba que acaba de tener una cirugÍa de columna y nos gustarÍa apoyarla en su rehabilitaciÓn. todavÍa falta mucho por hacer y aquÍ estamos para ayudar. >> muy buenas noticias. de alguna manera, alejandro, falta mucho pero de alguna manera, se va a poder ayudar con cier

the other beaches were going better so we got a little more than our share of the old teamwork. navyuys and finally we got moving good. we hear a lot about how long it takes to make battle hardened soldiers out of green troops. i got to be in one day. that day. >> so they lurked and reached the roads. rich green pasture, the three airborne divisions. and loud across the crater face of france came german reenforcements. a voice cried out an ally before another day burned a hole in history. the armies clashed. our first objective, then, was to merge all into one and 50 miles of men drive on together beyond the red sands through the broken wall. >> it wasn't too bad getting ashore. for keeping it like you'd been told. chucking a few hundred grenades and rush them. we would kill more than them. they were regular fortresses. our own men while they would wait for artillery support. the navy was still with us too chucking in shells ahead of us. in the days, we advanced seven miles. then we were told to stand fast and dig in. next morning they heard the news from the bbc. it sounded great. w

unification starts there's a lot of racial tension and fights but the lower polk used to be the old castro it was a navy peer and that's when they moved all the gaze to what used to be the black and career area. but this was also the area where people of all there was a place called mr. boo ganlz where blacks and gaze and straits went there and associated that's a international place now we call it the industrial peacock you're looking for straight or gay or young girl or boy it's a international place that area should be a place for san francisco should know its culture and history as a native of san francisco percent of natives it's a place that needs to be remain historically connected to all generations. and polk street is a good place and it's right down here in near city hall which is dr. carter be good it's part of that it's renamed after the greatest dr. in the state our honorable mayor former mayor willie brown ran for office this is a why the bay bridge is inflamed after the former mayor willie brown >> sir anyone else, sir you've spoken already. any other members from the public. why not hear

. >> peter and joan porco had two children. 23-year-old jonathan was a lieutenant in the u.s. navy serving on a nuclear submarine hundreds of miles away. 21-year-old christopher attended the university of rochester, a three-hour drive away. both had alibis for the night of the attack. but why did joan porco tell police her son, christopher, was responsible? >> your mother is communicating. she's saying you were there at the house. >> i don't know why she would say that. >> she knows what happened. >> i hope she does. i was not there. >> he was cooperating. he let them take a dna sample. he let them look at his body to make sure there weren't marks or signs of a struggle, like bruises. >> three weeks after the attack, joan porco regained consciousness. >> everybody was very surprised. it was a miracle. she obviously had a strong will to live, and the doctors just did an amazing job. >> and joan now told police that christopher had nothing to do with the attack. >> she said it couldn't have been christopher. leave my son alone. >> joan also made a public statement supporting her son.

the foreign retailers and the fast fashion companies like h&m, like forever 21, like uniglow and old navyose are some of the players where we definitely saw some of the winnings. and we are seeing improvement in companies like jcpenney and amber crosby and abercrombie & fitch. >> they are promoting every week working to drive the traffic and sales are better this year than last year. >> can we get your views this morning on american apparel, is that company going to be here in a couple of weeks? >> i think it will be here, under what management team it will be here is a question, under ownership. it certainly created a niche in the market by itself. can it stand on its own two feet and the boardroom has to be impacting the overall -- >> should dove be back and running the company? >> hard thing to say. i mean, it needs to see improved results and improved results are can it be left out of the equation. have you heard all the rumors? >> they have been going on for years and that's why not as many people are following it in terms of the brokerage community given the issues in the past. >> j

navy! >> i was around 11 years old in that picture. my father commanding a ba tallin.y father talked about winning freedom. he said that freedom is never free. america is a great reminder of the struggles and what is worth struggling for for the rest of the world. if you can dream it, it's cliche, but it's true. you can be it. >> when it comes to our freedoms to say what we want, that still holds this country. it's still great for that. jesse james, that alone sets this country apart. it's not done often in this world. >> no. it's not. my grandmother couldn't read or write. she learned at 35 years old i started in the marines at age 17. here i am now a business woman. i have been fighting for our freedom and democracy. i will never quit. >> what do you makes us great? >> we speak out things we don't believe in. we're allowed to express our voices and opinions >> i know you care about it on liberal side of things. hard work isn't being rewarded? no. it is rewarded. that keeps the dream alive. >> i'm reminded you know, here in this country rips a must one all the time. v

navy! >> i was around 11 years old in that picture. my father was commanding a battalion.ked about winning freedom. he said freedom is never free and america is a great reminder of the struggle and what is worth struggling for to the rest of the world. it sounds cliche, but it is true, if you can dream it you can achieve it. >> when it comes to our freedom to say what we want to whom we want when ever we want that holds this country is still great for that. i think that alone sets this country apart. >> my grandmother could not read or write at 31 years old. i saw my parents work their whole life. i started serving at 17 and here i am now a business m would. i was fighting for our freedom and now i am fighting for democracy and will never quit. >> not bad. >> we speak out against we what we are not for and believe in what we do, but we are allowed to express our voices and opinions and that makes us great. >> we lawyer about -- we hear about it on the liberal side of things. they are disadvantaged because of the economy. hard work is rewarded and that is what propels the h

navy! >> i was around 11 years old in that picture, my father was commanding a a battalion.about winning freedom andd he said that, freedom is never free and america is a great reminder of the struggle and what is worth struggling for to the rest of the world. i mean if you can dream it, sounds so cliche, but it's true, you can be it. you can achieve it. >> when it comes to our freedom, to say what we want to whom we want, whenever we want that still holds this country is still great for that. jessie james. ije think that alone sets this country apart. it i isn't done often in this world. what do you think? >> no, it is not. my grandmother couldn't read and write and didn't learn english until 35 years r old. i served in the united states marines starting at age 17. 20 years later here i am now a businesswoman. i've been fighting for our democracy. i will never quit. >> kate what do you think makes it great. >> we speak out against things we don't believe in. we speak out for things we believe n we're allowed to express our opinions. >>s when you hear a lot of liberal, hard

on this, the 50s anniversary of the civil rights act the navy has named it's first female four-star admiral 54-year-old michelle howard is the first woman and first african-american woman to reach the rank. admiral howard was sworn in tuesday. her promotion makes for the first female chris vice chief. fault lines is next. >> it's still months before college football season kicks off, but the team at northwestern university is in the middle of a 40 hour work week. >> they are traveling more than even 10 years ago, they're being asked to sacrifice more they're asked to treat their sport as a year-round endeavor. so the demands on them are so intense that it has put them in a situation where it's like a fight or die situation.