pensacola was the first one that happened. in the '90s. then it happened again in pensacola. happened in wichita. happened in massachusetts. happened in alabama. happened all over the country all over the last 20, 25 years. what is specific and knowable about these shootings is that they are connected. in the sense that the people who are shooting up abortion clinics and shooting doctors who provide abortions, they are part of a political network and political movement of people who support that kind of violence for political reasons. so this group, the missionaries to the pre born is their name, that's the group that blockaded milwaukee for the whole summer of 1992, and then they came back in 1996 and cut holes in the oldsmobile and the buick and bolted their necks into steel "i" beams to try to shut down those clinics. the same group, the last time they made national news was in 2007 again in milwaukee when they decided to celebrate, literally celebrate the anniversary of that doctor and escort, that retired colonel getting killed in pensacola. they decided to celebrate the

about to see here the plane has been suffering well documented cracks from head to tail now the pensacola even stopped it from flying within forty kilometers of a thunderstorm fears its fuel tank could explode the struck by lightning now we spoke to the man who helped design the iconic of sixteen and a ten aircraft and they had this well that's a say about the f. thirty five it's one of the worst airplanes we've ever designed. for a lot of reasons but the most important reason is that it was compromised by having to do three different jobs never make a good airplane if you don't focus on a single job a single mission and then they made it even worse by saying that we saved money by divvy it up among three services so now you have three missions pulling the airplane in different directions now you have three services three bureaucracies adding their parochial points of view the airplane is a complete mess and mind you this is the most expensive single project that the that the defense department has ever undertaken. this thing for a promo campaign coming up the u.s. offers hard cash for id

hockey league, fairbanks ice dogs, chl, alan american, echl, alaska aces, southern pro hockey league, pensacolaice flyers, division i men, union, women, clarkson, division iii men, st. norbert, women, platsburg state there are undoubtedly other champions, we salute you as well as the ones listed, as we try to get one either tonight or in a sixth game or in a seventh. >> eddie: talk about the fatigue of the players, how about the fans in the lower bowl here, just stand willing the entire overtime. it's amazing. >> mike: shane higher, one of the taller linesmen in the league, will drop the puck after having a conversation with both centermen. they seem to want to have it more than he did, but they had it anyway and it's on back to voy movement so now, mitchell, directed back out again by gaborik and took get it is hag lynn. the speedster for the rangers, past the halfway point of the second overtime. brian mcdonagh, settled down by boyle, lobbed in, but it is mitchell. brad richards up there by justin brown. girardi helped it the other way and dorsett. floated on out to center, into the air and b

this week, a 1200-pound tar mat was found floating near pensacola. the oil is still ever where. about this? 4.6 million pounds of oil material were collected in the year 2013 alone. last month i spoke with the largest shrimp buyer in louisiana and told me the gulf is still a mess. >> bp still has these commercials saying everything is open and everything is good. it's not true. we still got three areas that remain closed from the spill. so some people thought it was doing good but it's getting less and less. if you look what happened in alaska five years after the spill when they had a complete collapse of the industry and i've got a bad feeling we looking at the same thing. there's a lot of people suffering down there. every day we've got to see it. bp ought to be ashame of themselves allowing it to happen. >> to make things worse, bp is appealing settlements of people affected by the spill. the supreme court ruled last week bp must continue to make payments while appeals are ongoing. >> on monday, it was reported bp stopped pavements to claimants who opted out of larger settle

gavel that i use over in the house was taken from the deck when the ship was sunk off the coast of pensacola but this was part of the deck of a ship you know very, very well. >> less landing than takeoff. >> yes, sir. all of us share a passion for making the va a better place, a better service. together, we will more than meet the challenges ahead of us. we'll be responsive to the needs of both our nation's veterans and her taxpayers. and we'll live up to the example set by those who wear her uniform. i'm committed to nothing less. i want to thank senator sanders, senator bur, ranking member isho and each conferees for the work done so far and the work to come. i look forward to hearing your comments as we move forward and with that, i yield to chairman sanders for any open comments and introductions he may make. >> well, thereas co-chair of th meeting and the guy to wield the gavel, in fairness for people down on the list, i very much appreciate if all members kept their remarks to five minutes. let me begin by thanking chairman miller and ranking members michaud and burr and all of the mem

pensacola florida cell phone store. a woman working behind the counter. she's pregnant. no idea she's about to be robbed by that man. he's pretending to be interested in cell phone products. help does not have a weapon. he does have a pair of fists. he also has the element of surprise. watch how this victim handles herself during this terrifying crime. >> it's warm you'd there, huh? >> yes, ma'am. >> how can i help you? >> well -- >> it looks like it's going to storm. >> okay, okay. hold on. >> how do you open it? >> oh, my god. hit the butbutton. >> which one? >> the button. >> don't you move. >> okay, okay. okay, i'm pregnant. please. please. >> don't you move. >> i won't dare do anything, please. i won't do anything. >> lay down. >> so you're looking at 41-year-old vincent johnson as he just calmly walks out of the store and leaves that woman. good thing, he was arrested and charged. facing strong-arm robbery, felony assault and burglary. that woman went to the hospital with a broken nose. he may be going to the slammer for a very long time. concurrently, those three

carl completed ada -- aviation officer candidate school in pensacola, florida and flew the a-6 intruder in. following strike commander of carrier group 5, carl transitioned to the f-14 tomcat. he served as squadron operations officer, flying and directing missions over bosnia and the persian gulf and acting as the carrier air wing liaison officer to the joint task force, southwest asia. carl then served aspects assistant and legislative liaison for the commander of the u.s. strategic command in omaha, nebraska, advancing his interest in public policy. his final naval tour was with commander pacific fleet at pearl harbor. carl graduated from montana state university in 1984, earning his masters in national security affairs from the naval post and then from the naval postgraduate school in monterey, california, and is a naval war college graduate. carl was born and raised in glasgow, in the northeast corner of montana. after a 20-year naval career he and his wife cindy decided to settle near bozeman, montana, where he was adjunct of professor of aviation science and a flight instructor an

because i -- when i, you know, i practiced law in pensacola, florida, and it was very hot down there wear a sleeveless outfit. >> there's something wrong with sleeveless. >> and they always allow med into the courtroom. >> like, what's -- okay. so they -- >> yeah, i don't get it. >> she was apparently able to locate a winter coat and go back into the courtroom. >> wow. >> that's fascinating. >> weird! >> actually, it's creepy. it's weird. >> all right, the "new york daily news," there are new details this morning about the accident that left comedian tracy morgan in critical condition. this is just a terrible, terrible story. court documents say the walmart truck driver charged with causing this crash was awake for more than 24 hours straight. federal law states that commercial truck drivers can only drive 11 hours a day over a 14-hour shift. and in 2012, nearly 4,000 people were killed in accidents involving large trucks. that's 11 people each day. and again, mika, this guy, awake for 24 hours straight. >> there's legislation to pull back the restrictions. i don't think we should. i

i married him in pensacola. this whole series is like my whole life because that was what i lived of all of the roosevelt years and into the eisenhower years. everybody knew what page we were on and we were all pulling together. i can tell you to this day those people who did not buy war stamps or war bonds, there were always those who were against the war. host: one more question for you, do you remember the gold star mothers? did you remember seeing those in the windows? caller: yes. i lost my brother eventually. yes. we had those in the windows. host: thank you ma'am. thank you for sharing your memory. we are down here at the world war ii memorial. we'll be here until 10:00 a.m. eastern time. now a little bit later we're covering this on c-span, susan eisenhower, the granddaughter of dwight eisenhower will be speaking down here at the memorial. you'll be able to see that tonight along with president obama's speech from this morning at normandy on the 70th anniversary. it was presidential reagan who spoke on t

medical eshelman a brutal robbery caught on camera happened wednesday in pensacola into a man punchingre employee there he is right there going around the counter the so powerful fit she saw on the back end walks behind asked her how open register she complies and then opens it and takes cash the come taken so long ago hospital with a broken nose as far as we know no injuries to the unborn baby the tip led police to the homeless suspect 41 year-old vincent johnson taken into custody this morning to johnson charged with felony battery strong armed robbery and burglary. coming up keeping pets' safe the issue where the group likes to put those. then san francisco archbishop control stance and a marriage next >> : fire broke to homes video here from the scene joins now on the phone by cal fire battalion chief minister being with us what can you tell us about the status of this fire right now >> : currently we grass fire contains and crews still working on two homes destroyed >> : are there any other homes in danger. at at this time fire contained to the two homes >> : in a split level thos

gavel that i use over in the house was taken from the deck when the ship was sunk off the coast of pensacola but this was part of the deck of a ship you know very, very well. >> less landing than takeoff. >> yes, sir. all of us share a passion for making the va a better place, a better service. together, we will more than meet the challenges ahead of us. we'll be responsive to the needs of both our nation's veterans and her taxpayers. and we'll live up to the example set by those who wear her uniform. i'm committed to nothing less. i want to thank senator sanders, senator bur, ranking member isho and each conferees for the work done so far and the work to come. i look forward to hearing your comments as we move forward and with that, i yield to chairman sanders for any open comments and introductions he may make. >> well, thereas co-chair of th meeting and the guy to wield the gavel, in fairness for people down on the list, i very much appreciate if all members kept their remarks to five minutes. let me begin by thanking chairman miller and ranking members michaud and burr and all of the mem

gavel that i use over in the house was taken from the deck when the ship was sunk off the coast of pensacola. this is part of the deck of u.s. as the oriskany, should you know very well. [inaudible] >> yes, sir. [laughter] >> all of us share a passion for making the va a better place and a better service. together we will more than meet the challenges ahead of us, be responsive to the needs of both of our nation's veterans and taxpayers, and we will live up to the example set by those who wear uniform. i am committed to nothing less. i want to thank senator sanders, senator byrd, ranking member, and each one of our esteemed conferees were the work done thus far. the work that remains to come, i look forward to hearing your comments. with that, i yield to chairman sanders for any opening, it's an introduction see may make. >> well, as co-chair of this meeting and as the guy who -- we began by saying, in fairness to our down on the list, i would very much appreciate if all members kept the remarks of five minutes. let me begin by thanking chairman miller and ranking members durbin and all of t

carl completed aviation officer candidate school in pensacola, florida, and flew the a6-5. following he was strike officer for the commander carrier group five, and he transitioned to squadron operations officer, flying and directing missions over bosnia and the persian gulf and acting as the officer to the joint task force southwest asia. carl then served as special assistant and liaison in omaha, nebraska, advancing his interest in public policy. his final naval tour was with commander pacific fleet at pearl harbor. he earned his masters in national security affairs and then from the naval postgraduate school in monterey, california. he was born and raised in the northeast corner of montana. after a 20-year naval career he and his wife cindy settled in montana where he was adjunct professor and served on the u.s. commission on civil rights montana state advisory committee. he currently resides in salt lake city. please welcome congressman bishop. >> thank you. i appreciate that introduction. i want to tell you, words have meanings and those meanings become significant. i

, the banner free speech and persecution of individuals based on religious beliefs and political pensacolawould like here to specifically highlight the plight of gay, lessen and transgendered individuals. they continue to prescribe the death penalty for consensual same-sex relations. the official media and top publications and top officials including iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeini regularly attack homosexuality as a western conspiracy and sign of moral decay. individuals suspected of being gay, lesbian or transgender face systemic acts of violence and discrimination. newspapers are shut down for publishing pieces about same-sex relations. security forces raid private parties of suspected lgbt people and subject them to beating, humiliation and the confiscation of property. professors and students are forced to leave universities for organizing academic discussions about gender and sexuality. even worse act of vice against suspected lgbt family members often go unpunished and unnoticed. as a result of those oppressive realities, every year hundreds of lgbt individuals leave their

gavel that i use over in the house was taken from the deck when the ship was sunk off the coast of pensacola but this was part of the deck of a ship you know very, very well. >> less landing than takeoff. >> yes, sir. all of us share a passion for making the va a better place, a better service. together, we will more than meet the challenges ahead of us. we'll be responsive to the needs of both our nation's veterans and her taxpayers. and we'll live up to the example set by those who wear her uniform. i'm committed to nothing less. i want to thank senator sanders, senator bur, ranking member isho and each conferees for the work done so far and the work to come. i look forward to hearing your comments as we move forward and with that, i yield to chairman sanders for any open comments and introductions he may make. >> well, thereas co-chair of th meeting and the guy to wield the gavel, in fairness for people down on the list, i very much appreciate if all members kept their remarks to five minutes. let me begin by thanking chairman miller and ranking members michaud and burr and all of the mem

stay in congress, which was has been a dream, had been his dream his entire life or come home to pensacoladrew. i'm grateful every day that he did. eye thinks they a tessame s ths how much he loved and cared for us and i'm grateful that will he did. >> he ended his set to "abbey road ". that took me back to, god, i was 5 years old and he was listening to that record with me in the garage and it the last loine of the song "in the end the love you make is the love you take." that's always what stuck with me and to see how happy he was. he was always a great, great to hang around. he was a good dad. >> thahappy father's day, joe. he's out in utah. nice job, joey. >> coming up, big issues in the country today. "faith on fridays" is ahead on "morning joe." ♪ open the door, it's all i'm living for ♪ so i can reach ally bank 24/7 but there are no branches? 24/7 i'm sorry- i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? you feel that in your muscles? yeah...i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches lets us give you great rates and s

i married him in pensacola.is whole series is like my whole life because that was what i lived of all of the roosevelt years and into the eisenhower years. everybody knew what page we were on and we were all pulling together. i can tell you to this day those people who did not buy war stamps or war bonds, there were always those who were against the war. host: one more question for you, do you remember the gold star mothers? did you remember seeing those in the windows? caller: yes. i lost my brother eventually. yes. we had those in the windows. host: thank you ma'am. thank you for sharing your memory. we are down here at the world war ii memorial. we'll be here until 10:00 a.m. eastern time. now a little bit later we're covering this on c-span, susan eisenhower, the granddaughter of dwight eisenhower will be speaking down here at the memorial. you'll be able to see that tonight along with president obama's speech from this morning at normandy on the 70th anniversary. it was presidential reagan who spoke on the

. >> a recent study in pensacola estimated that it brings in $10 million for the state of florida alonerobably generate add couple million dollars for the local economy. i don't think anybody could imagined what it turned into. >> you just have people coming together and getting along and it's the way life should be. >> whatever your fish throwing style is, remember it's not just for fun. over the weekend, they raised over $20,000 for children's charities, which i thought was pretty great. let us know what you think of that. would you go overhand, side throw? >> you got to make it like a javelin. when it tumbles like that, it's going to slow down. >> i'd spin it and throw it. especially for a good cause. >> how about this, pittsburgh pirates side arm, am i right? come from this side. >> of a submarine. >> how appropriate for a fish. >> next time my america is going to show awe different side of nascar, from high above the speedway. you'll meet the man who watches over denny hamlin and his number 11 car as he races toward victory lane of the sprint cup circuit. we'll have the emotional s

. >> our next is a flag in the front yard of a home in pensacola, florida. >> and one in san diego, california >> nine years and 5 months. moving on to going back to college. more singing. and motivational speaking. >> but you never really get out of the marine corps. right? >> no, you don't. once a marine, always a marine. >> what are you majoring in? >> business administration with a minor in music. >> what's your favorite song to sing? >> my favorite song to sing? i was a little boy. i was 5 years old. i was stand anything a corner. and the name of the song was" jesus loves me". >> this i know, for the bible tells me so. >> he is going to sing some more. he has the most incredible voice. tune in tomorrow. we have a major show tomorrow that you will not want to miss. and it's father's day. >> make it a great day, everybody. >>> a roiraq on the brink. is our economy on the line. the chaos already hitting oil prices and lots of stocks here. just how bad could it get? hi, everyone. this is bulls and bears. here they are. the bulls and bears this week. okay. do you think the chaos escalating in