you can go to the onr website and you can find a document into pdf that is in onr the naval strategicn. i'll touch on a couple of these topics here during the discussion, but there's really a great source document there for you have a feel for what it is onr is focusing on, what's important for us. fortunately, also first the warfighter is integral to what we decide to do. we don't just do it on our own. i think this is a reputation of the years passed. we have engagement with the warfighters so we do things that the warfighter once. fortunately i work in the office of innovation and manage a portfolio of 200 plus million dollars a year in which sometimes the warfighter doesn't know what he wants or doesn't know what he doesn't know, and that if nobody did this it would never get done. so fortunately we have those kinds of things that we do in onr as well. can have an awful lot of our budget of our $2 billion plus budget year devoted to basic research, 45% or so basic research, working with foundations, universities. i'm sure some of you in this room have had the opportunity to engage

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this morning we're waiting onre word on what w caused a jet blue plane headed to bwi to make an emergencyd down dow safely at philadelphia around 6:00 last night. none of 95 passengers and four crew members were hurt. witnesses say the crew smelled smoke in the cabin and made the emergency landing as a precaution. fox 5 spoke by phone to one of passengers, laura chase mcgee. is she's a freelance photographer after a wedding wed shoot in boston. >> i could smell smoke. i could not see it. they thought it smelled like a rubbery smoke. i the slides came out and i saws some exit from the wings of the plane. >> passengers were put on other plan planes to the area. >> crews in ohio are make ---- i.d. reid making headway in a wildfire. the blaze has scorched nearly 160 square miles near the ski town of sun valley. v the fire is currently only 9% contained. >> miami dolphins they areolph heading to the white house this week but not the guys on this year's roster. >> coming up next details on a long overdue honor.onor first we check in with tucker barnes. >> wisdom, generally clear skies with fog

when you are overseas, you mentioned one point, i wish ied onr only had 15 shareholders to focus on theusiness. that's not the way it is in this country. >> no, i tell you, the shareholders don't make money when i'm out there creating demand for our stock. they make the most money off management when we're out there, recruiting, training, motivating the sales force. there are some good shareholders here in the u.s., but this has become short-term hedge fund land. i agree with jack vogel when he talks about it. when i go over to europe and i was just the other day in japan, they'll hold 20 names and they'll hold them five, six, seven years and they'll have a turnover of 20%. >> that's how you make the most money in tupperware. >> yeah. >> recently in a bearish group. it's fair to say your people to distinguish are not about recruiting other sales people or purchasing their own inventory. this is not a multi-level marketing system. are there other companies, cluck herbal life, that could ever adopt that model or is that truly anti-ethical to that company? >> i can't say how they do it. th

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all they have to think about is placing those folks back home onre immigration, for example, where yous in the easy districts. it is very easy to vote against every reform on immigration if immigra they vote for immigration reform. they almost certainly will get a candidate, an opponent in the upcoming republican primary next it d year.el >> it doesn't bode well for the fall, does it? >> our politics are broken. it is broken. br it is not almost broken. it is broken. an that's where we are right now. now. >> thanks bob, bob schieffer, thanks. ahead on "face the nation" bobs ation" with shuck schumer and paul ryan coming up sunday morning on cbs that's >>> a new beginning for a mo connecticut doctor that lost his family in a home invasion. dr. william petit and his first wife were murdered in 2007. two men broke into the house, held them hostage and set the hou house on fire. pet it bill pettitte recovered from his injuries and remarried a year ago. the couple revealed yesterday they are expecting.r >> children are always your children jewel, so children are the hope for the future. som

people onre several the boat like people who really ,ave nothing to do with drugs children, wives, spouseser, the information that the nsa wiretap -- there may be information if the defense lawyers can dig into that that may be relevant to show innocence and all sorts of things. system precludes this. host: from our independent line, good morning. caller: good morning, i am very much against violations of our rights by using the fear tactics. be competenthould enough to keep us from harm. without violating our civil rights. in my situation, and if this could happen to me, it could mypen to anybody, competition wanted to steal from me. i ended up on a terrorist list. i cannot fly to court. i was falsely imprisoned. never charges brought, my case has been expunged. i discovered the parties involved and the violations, they got more defensive. ok, thanks for the call. i want to show you a tweet that says this is a total bypass of the world's a probable cause. when issues probable cause and the other issue is discovering in which the government turns over relevant evidence to the defense. in t

everyone will have an make sure that if can stay onr 26 you your parents' plan.o we have about four million just under 100,000 adults here g across the country who would be will red except for the you. they now have full coverage. we know that small business benefiting lready from tax credits so they can employees erage to and those tax credits will increase. where peopleuation don't have to worry about being andhe middle of a treatment running out of coverage, which appens to individuals all the time because there are now no lifetime limits that can be mposed on policies and beginning next year there will be an out-of-pocket limit year so even insured won't be stuck with bills they can't pay. things have already begun to be in place since the president signed the law in 2010. the last piece of implementation is about to happen. october 1 of this year, as the mayor has already said, 15% of americans who don't have health coverage at all, they will have some new opportunities. they will have a new marketplace available to them. ecause they don't have an employer p

onre should be more emphasis rehabilitation, rehabilitating these drug users.ealers,en some drug they do not have opportunities, but there has to be some different approach rather than putting them in jail and giving them a rap sheet that ruins them for the rest of their life. host: we will hear from randy riverside, california. as we listen to randy, here is from the website, a look at the drugs and five-year mandatory minimum without parole, depending on the amount of drugs, compared to a ten-year thoseory minimum, when kick in, at what quantity of a certain drug. let's hear from randy. caller: good morning. i am a retired correctional officer. at least $35state or $45 a year to keep one inmate. you got to put bodies in there. i am retired -- i have retired in 1991. that was the height of the crack cocaine and all the stuff. i saw so many young men coming .hrough the institution it is mind-boggling. this think that eric holder is doing is trying to revamp this -- this is a good thing. but states cannot afford this. ,ousing people this long $45,000 a year. hos

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onre was one ring operating an on-line community college program. the u.s.attorney's office in phoenix prosecuted every member of the fraud ring, all 64 members. we got back about $550,000. host: that was just through investigation. i saw in the report that these activities occurred for people in prison. guest: in june, we had a criminal action in the case involving -- against a ringleader who had organized a group of inmates in prison to do this. they operate on the outside. if you are in in may, you are not eligible for federal student aid. -- if you are and in may, you are not eligible for federal student aid. they had a ring leader outside of prison. host: the first call is from baltimore, maryland, on the republican line. this is a bill. you are on with the inspector general. caller: i wanted to make a quick comment. i am a student in medical school. i took out quite a bit of student aid to pay for my education. i wanted to know if the federal government has investigated whether they feel like this has been a good investment long term. can she talk abou

the march onr washington, remember that most people on that day were expecting trouble.kennedy had don't know to help many of you and i have a feeling it was john lewis, certainly, but he had spoken to you about the danger and the leaders of the civil rights movement were telling kennedy that it would not be violent. he didn't quite believe you. because he was there as hadident of everybody, he in june of that year introduced the idea of a civil rights bill into congress. he was very much of the belief that if there is violence, it will be seen in the wrong way the flow ofinhibit legislation toward a civil rights act. at that time, the south was filled with democrats. when we were so issues, andh large i want to ask dorothy something while we are just sitting here waiting for the congressman. he will be along. [laughter] he is a busy guy. wasas on the news tonight, he not? >> it was taped a while ago, but yes. [laughter] >> but you will be live here. dorothy, i was so impressed reading the oral history, the one that you gave. in it, in a very honest, raw way , you descri

today onred to be here this great occasion. 50 years ago, i was a 17-year- alabama,n tuscaloosa, wherebut the world. and then i began to listen to dr. king. i realized that dr. king advocated for poor people. if dr. king was here today, i would ask them the question if he was satisfied with the representation of poor people. to the conclusion that he would be very upset and very disturbed. wewould say that, jobs, don't have anybody lobbying for poor folks. and it is because of the lack of people who are concerned about the needs of these people who are suffering. he was saying that we must still hit the streets. we must still demonstrate. now we must go back to ground zero. we must continue to march. we must continue to pray. experience, the whole world is saying, teachers, my brothers and sisters. teach us how to get free. free because we must still fight for freedom. are you ready to march? are you ready to demonstrate? streetshead back to the and liberate and free all of god's children. love is what love does. we must free the people. thank you so much. >> today we join elder bernic

as we get tasking from operational folks, we did a lot of research for onr and others but we are also interested in you talking to students and also letting us show you what's going on at nps if you can't find any good reason to come to monterey we really need to have a talk. [laughter] >> thank you. we have time for one more question. who's got another good one? this has been great. you have been participating. give me one more. >> i could add some questions. >> please. >> i was wondering if duane come could you give a little insight into how the sequestration without getting into the specifics that involve the budget issues we have going on, how is that impacting your daily life? >> okay. wow. it has impacted -- i will talk specifically first about the furloughs. we have agreed to government civilians that work for the government and particularly for my office. so, it is affecting them. 20% of your workweek is now disappeared and you're not allowed to be paid for that. but, you know, as we look forward and we understand where the department is going and where the navy is going into