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saddle up and ride, grow some guts but stop the petty harassment. >> i agree with the grow some guts part and i think what sort of has held congress back thus far is a lot of the gimmickry

complicated for highly skilled petty officer ranks. drops in industry, it seems to be it is not attractive enough for them to serve in the ratings, whiche are more experienced than they used to be. in the old system, it was just stepping in and he was built on getting higher qualifications. nowadays, we are recruiting people and they stay for more than 10 years. the others, we recruit chief petty officer's from the beginning. is not areas, it attractive to be a superior with only a little more money compared to a rating and not being chief petty officer. we are in some areas in the process of where we try to dissolve the need for petty will give some jobs on the level of ratings and others on the nco level. we are growing in numbers and that is a successful path. rear adm. morley: good. any comments? in this. mirsu: we quit in 2008, something like that. wasng the recruitment difficult, if from the beginning increasingome number of young personnel that already served in the navy to remain in the navy as professionals during the transiti

and elaborate under sections with the bustle and several petty courts petty coats. and fast for 35 years to the 20s, and we have lost almost all of that. despite the 20th century fashion, in the 1950s we went to a more corseted style and full skirts, nevertheless we have really never gone backward. so what happened in between was the new woman who you see here in this drawing. the new woman was a stereotype. we sometimes think of a character that seems to embody the spirit of an age. the new woman encapsulated a new person, a new style of femininity in the 1890s and she was usually seen as being young, energetic, athletic. she was wearing these new styles of clothes, separates like the shirtwaist which was borrowed from menswear. she had callers and ties that were borrowed from menswear. she the bowler hat under her arm also borrowed from menswear. this excited some criticism as well as admiration of people like gibson because they seem to be appropriating some of the men's clothing and by implication, possibly appropriating men's power and roles. indeed women were

in the middle, the petty officers in many areas don't feel attractive to be a superior. and it was only little more money as compare today a rating. so we are in some areas now in the process where we try to just dissolve the need for petty officers so some jobs on the level of ratings and others on the nco level. we are growing. we are growing in numbers and that's a the successful part. >> any comments? >> well, to us in this respect, we -- ten years ago, 2008, something like that, and having the recruitment was quite difficult. if from the very beginning we've got some -- i would say increasing number of young personnel that already served in the navy to remain in the navy as professionals, when there was the transition period, it was quite successful, i would say, period, but then the whole country, the whole economy has risen, has good effects. so, few years later, we were very happy that we managed to have a zero sum. not to lose anymore young personnel. and since then we are somehow there. we try to improve it. we try to initiate again some legal initiatives in or

the crime was raised to more than just petty theft. she is painful that these criminals have stolen her valuable memories and left more pieces from her mother and grandmother. she strongly suggests that lawmakers repel proper 47. it is not -- prevention is not the only solution. we need to d.a. who works with the police to enforce our law and tough laws to prosecute those criminals. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> okay. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: my name is sherry lau. okay. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: i have a friend who is also a member of my church. she lives in sunnyside and potrero. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: in 2017, november, an event of house burglary happened. blank. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they live downstairs lived downstairs and three people invaded. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they went upstairs and they cannot find anything. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: and

in the middle the petty officer to be a superior at the same time was only little more money than a petty officer. we are in some areas where we adjust the need for the petty officer. we are growing. >>-and the recruitment and quite difficult from the very beginning i would say an increasing number of young personnel that already serve in the navy to remain in the navy as a professional-the whole economy and we were very happy that we didn't lose any more young personnel. we are somehow there. tried to initiate again some legal initiative-rely mainly- this is the area where we can work right now. we have the initiative and can be debated in the society to have some benefits provide them a long career into the navy and not just something briefly for a few years can be secure for the future and regarding the amount of money and possibilities for the future and still waiting. >> annual recruiting-attrition and-this year we are under 11%. that is a big jump for us. >> i think we lost a question. i will get to you next.>> on- demand air vehicle, how do you see your navy, their future operation

and i have in mind, the disastrous proposal to get rid of her and petty as capability, hms albion andwhich he stopped dead. and i have the attempts that we re dead. and i have the attempts that were made to cut the defence budget in favour of security and intelligence services and he thought that off and actually managed to get an increase in the defence budget. so he has been good for defence. i think very highly of penny mourdant andi think very highly of penny mourdant and i am sure she will bring a great deal of talent and ability to the job, but, in assessing gavin, that is my overall opinion. that is a warm tribute to him essentially. and yet, the prime minister saying there is no other credible version of events to explain this leak other than that they came from gavin williamson to stop what you make of this accusation and decision by the prime minister? i have not been into the question at all of who has made a sleek and have not investigated it. -- this a sleek and have not investigated it. —— this leak. it is not my priority at all... but it is very serious and the leak cam

don't do it. >> lisa: two quick points to the pettiness.looks petty on behalf of the media in an attempt to hunt him him harm him versus transference e. second point, for democrats to try and weaponized, if you don't have a business person -- he's more of a successful business person that anyone whose ultimate going to be the democratic nominee. i don't think democrats are going to build -- >> melissa: there will be something in there trade >> capri: for somebody in real estate, it only gives you one little sliver of their portfolio. because it's all divided up. >> melissa: but if you look at the whole thing, it's going to be thousands of pages. it's going to tell you about this llc in this company overhear. it just creates a never-ending treasure hunt. >> gov. huckabee: that's not about transparency. if it were, i could agree with it. but it isn't. it's about a minefield that you have created for yourself by releasing something that the law doesn't require. if congress wants to require it, they can do it. that's their job. >> harris: so wh

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i misunderstood that chief petty officer bill mulder had -- is deceased. i mean no disrespect to his family and we certainly are honored to have this piece of legislation carry his name. in the hopes that it's going to serve many more veterans. so in his memory, i am most honored and privileged to make sure that this legislation passes. before i close, madam speaker, i would ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 1812. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. takano: again, i want to thank mr. levin and mr. bilirakis for these necessary improvements to the transition assistance program. a testament to their work is the broad support they received from committee members for this bill. and i look forward to their future work on this as they continue to focus on and redefine the program. madam speaker, i ask my colleagues to join me in passing h.r. 2326 as amended. thank you, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: th

me to tom petty for information. plus 9 to connect to an unbiased agenda subscribed to. the be. played . this is do w. news live from berlin india's marathon election process nears its end voters cast their ballots and daley and other areas in a poll that could see the governing be j.p. significantly weakened also coming up. anti-government protests in albania turned violent demonstrators throw molotov cocktails flares and firecrackers as they demand the government resign and calls for fresh elections. and with only one man staying until the end of the bundesliga season the title race lives on as fires missed their chance to secure the championship in a tough match against are the lights. on the call for a welcome to the show. voters in india and casting their ballots in the next to last round of the 7 face general election more than 100000000 people across 7 states were eligible to vote today including the capital delhi election the world's biggest exercise and democracy is being seen as a referendum on prime minister narendra modi and his hindu nationalist b j p party . as ind

. >>> this is going to be a really special day r for petty officer's family. they have no idea that he's come home. and on this day, there's a big event at bank of california stadium in los angeles. his family is standing on the field. they think they are there for an event that honors the troops. as they are standing there rook ilooking away, the officer walk on to the the field. >> they are like, what? it lobs like it's just one of them heard what the announcer was saying. they turn around and see that dad and husband. they start talking and wondering how they pull ed it off and the you see this cool moment in the stands. people shaking the hand and thanking him for his service. which is really beautiful. >> i'm like, what? >> why they are ready to make a swift rescue. >>> and it's father and son on the drums. the story behind the jam session. i'm truly amazed at the effect thathank you, bob!ple. mmmm air wick do you want freshness that lasts? with air wick scented oils you get fragrance for twice as long as febreze plug, so it's twice the value. so your hom

congressman john lewis was georgia was beaten when confronted crossing edwin pettis bridge, bloody sunday. after the attack on jewish worshippers in poway, took to the floor. >> we've come to the point in this nation where we can no longer attend church, go to the synagogue or mosque without feerg the worst. how many lives until we decide there is no room in america for hate? >> i sat down with john lewis in washington. >> it's memorial day but want to talk about the hateful acts in country last couple of weeks. you've been strong going against what it says about our country right now. >> chris, we have to be strong. there's too much violence, too much hate. and dr. king said on one occasion, hate is too heavy a burden to bear. somehow and some way we got to lay down this burden. i don't know what has happened to america. it makes me sad, make me sometime cry. i can never forget what happened in charlottesville, the church in charleston, and spread like wildfire. >> something new or old hate? people worried about ethic change, change, immigration? what stirred it up just now? >> combinati

a room, house, apartment, any domicile where someone may live with the intent to commit a grand or petty larceny or to commit any other felony. so the next term down there is a hot prowl. this term isuationed quite a bit. a hot prowl is when a residential burglary occurs and any person from that residence is home. if anyone is in the building, it's a hot prowl. two important things to keep in mind about that. the suspect does not need to know that anyone was home in order for it to be a hot prowl. and the second thing would be that the victims don't need to know the suspect was in their home for it to be a hot prowl. and then package theft, this is when we have unattended packages that are typically dropped off by a delivery company, on a porch, driveway, and they're left unattended and someone takes them. the first three items i mentioned are all felonies. the package theft, depending on the dollar value of what was taken, a misdemeanor or felony. >> supervisor mar: i had a quick question on the first slide. and home invasion robberies, it's just a term that is commonly used. would that

. >> reporter: according to the mueller report, his claims he was conflicted were ridiculous and petty. his claims that mueller did not charge him with any crime. >> so he said, essentially, you are innocent >> here is what mueller actually said >> if we had confidence the president clearly had not committed a crime, we would have said so. >> and he believes mueller could have offered a conclusion despite the long-standing policy that forbids inindicting a sitting president. >> the opinion says you can't indict but he could have reached a decision whether it was criminal activity. >> the drum beat of democrats calling for impeachment is growing. >> it is a dirty word. impeach. a dirty, filthy, disgusting word it had nothing to do with me there was no high crime and no misdemeanor. how do you impeach based on that >>> president trump is taking aim at mexican economy starting june 10, the u.s. will impose tariffs on all mexican imports. the white house said mexico must step up and help with this problem. tracie potts joins us from d.c these tariffs could climb as high as 25%. >> reporter

and yours and -- deep love of someone veryes and special is with us today, his grandnephew, chief pettyfficer daniel schaefer. where is daniel? [applause] pres. trump: i want to thank you very much for the incredible job you have done. picked a couple of people that are outstanding. please say a couple of words. >> thank you, mr. president. this is amazing that you have recognized my family. i know a lot of others have family that served as well. memorial day is the time where we honor our father americans who paid the ultimate -- honor our fellow americans who paid the ultimate sacrifice. thank you to my shipmates and fellow marines who are out here today. it is a great day. thank you, mr. president. [applause] pres. trump: two great jobs, and that's not easy. he did not know he was coming up. you have no idea, did you? they didn't choke. we don't like chokers, do we? we don't like chokers. evening inorial day the united states, americans are concluding a sacred day of remembrance, reflection, and prayer. citizens across the country came together to decorate the graves of our fallen he

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coast guard senior chief petty officer jeremy kasner says rough terrain complicated the recovery efforts. >> what strikes you about this one? >> this particular case, very tragic case, our hearts go out for everybody involved. it's just -- it's a tough one. it definitely is. >> reporter: 10 people survived, some were pulled from the water by local volunteers like jacob bauer who joined the rescue effort. >> we were going 50 miles an hour. >> reporter: bauer took off in a jet ski to help strangers, not knowing he would also find one of his good friends, pilot randy sullivan, who was killed in the crash. >> i'm looking at thoats upsi d wrecge, sw eporter: ally sorry. >> e norequired to have black boxes. the ntsb is on play a critical role in piecing together what happened before this crash. jonathan , ketchikan, alaska. >> the mid-air collision killed six people, 10 others were hurt. >>> mick jagger back on the dance floor. we will show his post heart surgery moves. look at him go. that's next. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site

folks at home, this is not petty. this is very important stuff.ess cannot just say, geez, you gave a press conference and you don't want to come. okay. that is fine with us. who are we? we're just the elected representatives of the nation. >> they have to do their job. >> and they like him. democrats like him. which is why it is such a difficult decision. >> thank you. thank you very much. on more than one occasion robert mueller's statement clearly contradicted the message coming out of white house. but we still have a number of unanswer unanswered questions including why mueller never insisted on the questioning trump and we'll talk about a man who wrote a book all about robert mueller. next. - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older, your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got all the answers. - anncr: prevagen is now the number-one-selling brain health supplement in drug stores

made them send out this approach on the "john mccain," and it really does make the white house look pettyfocused on the principle issues that they should be. >> i mean, do you believe that the president would not have known about something like this? because it's such a ludicrous idea. it sounds like something that would come from him. >> well, you know, look, in the end, whether he really knew about it or not, the buck stops with him. because obviously he's conveyed this impression that he's so angry about john mccain, and so wrapped up in his concern about john mccain, he's passed that message on to everybody around him, so that they're acting in this kind of irrational way to try to protect him from himself. >> i found it interesting that the president today couldn't even criticize the actions of the staffers, if, again, if it was just staffers doing this. he called them well meaning. i mean, a, you could look at that as, he doesn't want to throw them under the bus, because he's lying, he's actually the one who directed it and he doesn't want them leaking out that he directed it, but t

he has referred to some mps as petty crooks and promise to end the war with separatists.aid, to doe everything so that our heroes don't die. that's something his predecessor wasn't able to do. he did make reforms that help ukraine stave off economic collapse. voters decided he had not done enough to rid the country of corruption. a presidency that breaks with tradition got off to the most nontraditional start. , he chose tovoy walk the streets to his swearing-in ceremony. high fives and selfies, also not hallmarks of previous administrations. is clearly stalled as a fresh start for

reasons and he told the president as much, including the claim about the golf fees that he said was petty and ridiculous. the fbi director, this shows you about that interview that the president said robert mueller had where actually steve bannon said that robert mueller was brought in to give a perspective on the institution of the fbi. that is in the mueller report. he also said that in bannon's words, mueller did not come in looking for the job and bonnon told the president that the law firm position did not amount to a conflict in the legal community. now of course, brooke, we should add that justice department ethics lawyers reviewed whether or not robert mueller was conflicted and whether he could serve on the job and they cleared him of any potential conflicts of interest. so this claim that president made this morning, one day after robert mueller refused to publicly exonerate him, is just simply not true. >> kaitlan collins, thank you very much. >>> jamie gangel is the special correspondent and michael d'antonio wrote the book "the truth about trump." and jamie, we've seen presid

the idea that he is engaging in petty politics. these insults related to the campaign. i think it is another example of him failing to really rise to the occasion of the process. >> this one, this is just dangerous. i mean, it's a freight example. you radio ed that tweet. you think that's just trump business as usual. nothing new. you think what he is doing. he is giveing a green light for our worst adversaries to meddle in our internal affairs. >> he, you know, he has learned nothing from the russian experience. remember, north korea is a hostile actor when it comes to hacking. they were responsible for the sony act. >> right. >> we're not accustomed to another presidential election. he is basically saying i will side with you if you go after my political opponents. you know, today it's ageeing with a crazy editorial with the new yorken press. tomorrow it could be something much more similar with what the russians the i'd in 2016. >> i think it is about that pettiness. the president could have found. we're a long way away from sort of politics ending at the water's edg

her heroic deeds as a reporter looked more like petty crimes trespassing on the presidential residence of victory on a covert age leading the rioting crowd to seize the key of city administration building breaking into a car of the security service of ukraine it looked like tatyana was more interested in making news than reporting it and gaining name recognition that could be turned into votes for her struggling political career in the opposition party fatherland she gave the world media a christmas present in 2013 when she was cruelly beaten by unknown assailants on the road despite the fact that in just 3 days all the suspects were arrested and confessed to beating tatyana during a road rage incident world media kept insisting upon the political background of the crime instantaneously tatyana became a heroic martyr uniting people around her image the beating coming and the political turmoil in ukraine this is draw if protests your own my done was once again center stage and tatyana in less than 2 months after the assault she was already healthy enough to attack the office of party of

grandma touched him can now earns a living from their music they used to be involved in drug dealing and petty crime and to music changed their lives that's the story they want to tell and it's a message they want to get across to the youth of zombies and got. pulled over almost a jury's our life our culture our daily bread could do remains everything to us and could do or is progressing there are always new could aristos rising through the ranks and the males and makes sure that all outcomes are good. so far so very uncommon if you are like you are. you know born to dance could do even inexperienced kids pick the steps quickly and spontaneously. something fun it's lively and culturally dynamic come. home to plenty of musicians and dancers and home to could do. what a sci fi and what. i hope you enjoy the latest edition of the 77 percent where reaching the end of the show but please keep in touch with the 77 percent is on facebook and on you tube or even less at 77 d w dot com coming up next. how can i offer can generally change the wilds perception of the continent for those on the end requot

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adviser steve bannon told the president his claims that mueller was conflicted were ridiculous and pettyhe president touting that mueller did not charge him with any crime. >> so he said essentially you're innocent i'm innocent of all charges. >> reporter: here is what mueller actually said. >> if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. >> reporter: and he believeuld have offered a conclusion on obstruction of justice. despit longstanding justice department policy that forbids indicting a sitting pren opinion sayent whs in office, but he could have reached a decision as to whether it was criminal activity. >> reporter: tonight the drum beat of democrats calling for impeachment proceedings is growing, a move the president says should not be allowed. >> to me it is a dirty word, the word "impeach." it is a dirty, filthy, disgusting word, and it had nothing to do with me. there was no high crime and there was no misdemeanor. so how do you impeach based on that? >> reporter: peter joins us now peter, the president also talked today abou

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the first woman, she was a petty officer initially when we first met sarah. she's a coast guard woman. she was part of a redeployment assistance and inspections attachment or raid team. both in afghanistan and iraq. their primary mission is to inspect materials that are being shipped back to the united states from a war zone. also for hazardous materials or pieces or items that should not be coming back into the united states. she deployed twice, once to afghanistan and iraq. she is now an officer in the united states coast guard. our second woman, retired navy commander tammy jo schultz. we know her as a southwest pilot who a few months ago successfully landed a southwest airliner that had taken off from laguardia. the engine blew leaving a hole in the fuselage. she successfully landed that. she was one of the first women in the navy to fly high performance aircraft. quite a story for this woman. >> center spot is a marine sergeant. she is one of 36 women marines who were permitted to serve in vietnam. she was a clerk. you can see from her picture, she did a

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like when you argue with your boyfriend you can tell you are losing because then you are being too pettyto say i saw you texting that girl i know you are cheating with me and said that's my aunt and you said you left the toilet seat up performance ago. [laughter] you know, you lost a viewing of the toilet seat. greg: that went in a strange direction. greg: but you got out of the hoax funnel than it gets narrower and narrower. and then that hoax funnel when i use the toilet seat. [laughter] . >> how you use that? i don't know. [laughter] [applause] i would use a hand gesture right now but the editor would have to edit it out. [laughter] . >> but what we would like to talk about this week. [laughter] . >> okay. [laughter] very strong and wiry. [laughter] and this is very accurate in the situation. they went all in. there was no going back and mueller hurt them because he said let's leave it up to the worst group of the individuals on the planet which is congress. [laughter] which i also like to point out this is how bad it is for the dems most of their candidates if not all of them are com

but stop the petty harassment. >> and in a cbs news poll, it shows how most americans feel about this issue, the poll found 53% of americans said they've heard enough about the mueller report, but 73% of democrats want investigations to continue. anne-marie? >> all right, laura. laura podesta in new york. thank you. >>> britain's prime minister theresa may is reportedly expected to resign tomorrow amid a cabinet mutiny over her brexit plan. "the london times" reports may resisted calls this week to remove her from office. the deadline to leave the eu is the 31st. the uk is the world's fifth largest economy and one of america's largest trading partners. >>> and today the pentagon is expected to present the white house with a plan to send up 10,000 more american troops to the middle east. the move comes amid ongoing tensions with iran. the troops will be defense forces and include additional missiles and warships. earlier they tong congress the u.s. does not want to go to war with iran. it's unclear whether the white house will approve the plan. >>> lawyer michael avenatti is now charge

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