. >>> the air force rotc program is returning to yale university. it will join navy rotc restored at the connecticut campus in may. both were banned at yale in 1970 over the war in vietnam. in april, stanford invited rotc back on campus there. >>> it's another first for gabrielle giffords he she and her husband are about to do. and gas prices are going up. how much more we're paying at the punch and it's a rare sight, whales, blue whales, feeling the spotlight on the california coast. we'll show you where. [ male announcer ] some people say... good things come to those who wait. truth is... good things come to those who work. ♪ this is l.a. and this is what we do. ♪ [ male announcer ] now lease the all-new 2011 chrysler 300 for $339 a month for well-qualified lessees. >>> breaking news in san francisco. newschopper 2 is high above the city there are about 30 or so protestors on the move, heading from the sync center bart station east to the powell street station. you can see some on the sidewalk, and i see at least one banner carried. about 40 or so

rotc own luggage. or criminal. on archie. airplanes arriving at nicole's school airport a welcome event for the population of barren island in winter time flights are often come soon. because of gale force winds and poor visibility. sometimes regular service does not resume for weeks at a time the islands are known for their rigorous climate. here cold arctic waters clash with the warm currents coming from the southern seeds to create a humid sub-arctic climate. as in witnesses winters here very long and it may snow in may or in early june. in fact i'm sure you will see snow. in his paintings surrogate pass a new can tries to recreate the beauty of the local nature over many years he's travelled around with manure islands. most of his works were inspired by his trips . now surrogate permanently lives in nickel square and teaches up to children at a local studio. here you need to somehow make the nasa under the wing look more prominent try again. and you won't want to have those dark spots in your picture the rocks the bird an

i know that we have some great young folks from the regional rotc programs. i will point that some of the questions that i have been getting. i was thinking to my loved to renew a around the constitution center. -- i was thinking, i loved touring around the constitution center. i can tell that you feel pretty at home in a place that is all about trying to make the constitution more accessible to people. is that true? >> absolutely. at one of my concerns is, frankly, the relatively poor quality of history and -- the teaching of history and civics in public schools. if there is any area where our students are more efficient than in math and science, it is actually in history -- more the efficient than in napa and science, it is actually in history -- more deficient than in math and science, it is action in history. this is an incredibly worthwhile activity. >> thank you. we know that the military is an important piece of the consultation -- constitution. and you have watched it changed for several decades. in what ways do you think we will see it continue to ch

you have an active rotc program. how about the rest of you signing up? if you want some real responsibility at 21, how about putting on a uniform? i will give you a real responsibility. you will not be working the xerox machine. you are working for me. again, we're making headway. i took a call from the president of yale a couple days ago telling me he had signed the papers that day to bring airforce rotc back. navy rotc is already back at yale. columbia is opening up. we are getting there. i think there is no question on the part of the american people how much we owe these people. >> please turn me in thanking secretary gates. [applause] >> next, a conversation with former president jimmy carter and his wife at the carter center in atlanta. then, remarks from federal reserve board member surber astin -- sarah raskin. and president obama talks about his plan in silicon valley. ed o'keefe.k with a and a look at the deficit committee. a look at the redistricting. tim story is our guest. "washington journal" every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. an all-day c

rot rotc student dillon harvey says he is proud to participate in the color guard for the event and says he remembers 9/11 too. "i was an honor to be a part of the color guard. i was young but when it happened it made me get involved in the military." the concert began with the singing of the national anthem followed by another musical performance by professor joseph frank. "we feel strongly that music and dance touches the heart better than words sometimes can." a candel light vigil ended the night to the sounds of a solo trumpet outside the music building.o on campus, fernanda lopez update news." for years san jose state has had a reputation for not only having a large number of students, but also having large number of international students. study abroad administrators say sjsu third in california's desireable exchange program locations...right behind san deigo and san francisco. reporter gina esposito is live on campus to tell us whisear, we might see more exchange students than ever before. gina? of san jose state's 28000 students, about 3,000 are international students. some are h

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people of all ages pitched in and helped pick up litter. 300 rotc cadet helped. similar cleanups took place at more than 800 sites up and down california today. >>> in germany they don't wait until october to celebrate oktoberfest. cheers oktoberfest has begun. how many pints of beer h@ >> the annual grape harvest has started in napa valley. we have good news from the wine country. >> grape growers are optimistic about this year's crop. it has been a relatively mild year. no big hot spikes in the weather which could burn the grapes. >> it has been a cool year. they won't have much time getting the grapes perfectly right. >> he said the late rains and spring interrupted the blooming process this year. the grapes didn't have a chance to go through the normal fert vation process which means fewer berries. bottom line we will have a smaller drop this year. that doesn't compromise the quality. president of the napa valley grape growers. >> when you have a slow warming a gradual warming the flavors and sugar develop at the same time so when you are ready to harvest eve

the navy rotc is already back at yale. columbia is opening up to r.o.t.c. again for the first time since vietnam. i think there is no question on the part of the american people that we owe these young people. >> please join me in thanking the secretary. [applause] >> president obama's senior campaign strategist david axelrod spoke at a politics and eggs breakfast in new hampshire saying the 2012 obama campaign faced a "titanic struggle." you can hear all of his comments at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c- span. and live at the ronald reagan library to hear from the jersey gov. chris -- chris christie who was invited by nancy reagan. that is at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> it should always start with an assumption that when a politician or a ceo is saying something, they are not telling the truth. now, they might be telling the truth but the burden should be on them to prove it. >> and eagle scout, held a brief stint as editor of mother jones magazine, directed and produced three of the top 10 grossing documentaries of all time and also the best selling author -- his

in the state's largest volunteer effort as part of california cleanup day on the coast. 300 junior rotc cadets from san francisco's public high schools grabbed trash bags and lent a hand. similar cleanups teams up and down california today. >> leigh: lots of sunshine there today. >> alan: last weekend of summer. >> leigh: and we are going to get into the 70s at the coast tuesday and wednesday. a beautiful night out there. warmed up nicely this afternoon as much as eight degrees in some locations. this is a look live from the high definition sutro cam and you can see almost a half moon out there but clear sky. what you don't see is the low clouds and fog. we have a really nice northerly wind component near the coast and it's scouring the low clouds and fog keeping it well off the coast and that's meant for some clear skies for us. mild temperatures. check out antioch. 67. 54 in concord and livermore. 60 in hey werd and oakland. in the north bay mid-to-upper 50s. 59 in napa. novato 58. 59 in san francisco, and 61, redwood city mountain view and san jose. we'll take you in through the midd

at the five year mark the air force let me go out to go an air force rotc for two years. there was a female cadet who knew i was gay and my boyfriend at the time was also a cadet. she went to a commander and said they're both gay in a relationship. when the jag came in, the investigators for the air force i told them i had no comment. a few months later they called me in and said we're discharging you due to homosexual conduct based on what this one person said. i was ranked number one in my class. >> woodruff: you were ranked number one in your class. >> i should be flying planes now instead. >> woodruff: and at the time what did that mean in your life when you had to leave the military? >> growing up in military, i planned on staying in 20 years. i was looking forward to a career as an officer, as a pilot. it was devastating. i had to figure out what am i going to do now? the military is no longer part of my life. i just had to do a lot of thinking, what do i want to do? unfortunately i had been able to, you know, i've been able to pick up my feet and move on. >> woodru

i know that we have some great young folks from local and regional rotc programs. before i get to some of the questions that i have been given, i was thinking -- i loved touring you aroung the constitution center -- a around the constitution center. you mentioned that you have taken the oath to protect the constitution about seven times. i can tell you feel at home about trying to make the constitution more accessible to people. is that true? >> absolutely. what of my concerns, frankly, is the relatively poor quality of teaching the history in civics, to the degree they are taught at all in public schools. and if there is any area where our students are more efficient than in -- more efficient than in math and science, it is history. anything that brings schoolchildren here or gives them greater insight into what this piece of parchment means to them in 2011 is an incredibly worthwhile activity. >> thank you. we know that the military is such an important piece of the united states, such an important piece of the constitution. and you have watched a change for seve

school was nonetheless his high school's valedictorian and went to mit, and while there, he joined rotcne and steve, thank you both for who you are. needless to say, your mom and i are very proud of you. they say that behind every successful man is a surprised mother-in-law. [laughter] in my case, it's a sportive, loving, and proud mother-in-law. along with holly's father and three brothers, she welcomed me into the nolton family and made me a 4th son. general nolton passed away, but i hope he's looking down as his wife and me are enjoying the ceremony where he and mrs. nolton were recognized after their 37 and a half years of service. as i listen to the music being played during today's ceremony, i heard familiar strains, the victory division song, the dog face soldier, we have a rendezvous with destiny, and the all american soldier, the songs of the divisions with which i soldiered over the years, and be assured, classmates, that was, indeed, the official west point march, the thumper that was played during the inspection of troops. during my years in uniform with those units from the

the reason was when i look back on it, i did review that some of you look like you may be in rotc or the military. what happened was we were doing okay on the process and substance. we messed up communications. the man at our position had to be described in three paragraphs and the opposition position was it is amnesty. we couldn't overcome that one word. we were going into details and procedural parliamentary substantive details and got killed. we do need it. it will take a bipartisan effort. we need a president who will lead on it. it is not immigration reform. we will get under the hood and get in his or her hands. we need a congress with leaders who will deal with it responsibly. is it going to happen right away? know. there will be a window of opportunity in the early spring of 2013. i hope the next president whether it is this one or different one and congress will confront this issue. it is difficult and complicated but we didn't sit here to play checkers. >> over here. go ahead with your question. >> i am from emerson college. nice to meet both of you. i want to talk about ho

and shantel is in the junior rotc program.it involves college, maybe drama. natalia knows she wants to dance, she's a cheerleader and on the football team. they still love their second grade teacher, mrs. daniels. ten years ago they weree 7 year old. >> there was so much buzz going around. the morning began with excitement. >> i remember everyone h h their hair done, and new bows and everything. >> reporter: the president was coming to visit. >> get ready. >> reporter: most of the people in the room did not know that a plane had crashed into the world trade center. >> my reaction was, man, it is -- either the weather was bad, or something extraordinary happened to the pilot. >> reporter: for the moment, the event at school continued. >> good job. >> reporter: then, in an instant, everything changed. the president's chief of staff, andrew, entered the room and whisper an ominous message to the president. >> i leaned over and whispered into the right ear, a second plane hit the second tower. america is under attack. >> the minut

today, for example, there are just 14 stanford undergraduates in rotc.ere were 1100. so, those 1100 people had a first-hand acquaintance with the i will terri our elite undergraduates don't today. jenna: if you don't have acquaintance with the military, number one you're out of touch what is going on militarily as far as national security. as you mentioned at least some stereotypes. how do you fix it? is it about the military getting out and talking about who they are? is it, what do we do to change and break some of these stereotypes that are out there? >> jenna, that's a very good idea. i would say neither the army nor any of the other services seem to do a particularly good job of outreach on their web sites in terms of conveying this information to the public. it is embedded in several layers that you have to go down into. most people haven't done research on this wouldn't know to look for fy-10 army profile to find this information. jenna: we know your information is on this article, the truth about who fights for us at "the wall street journal".com

and a graduate of the university of nevada where he served in the rotc program and later served on active duty in the army, first in artillery, and then as a j.a.g. officer. he has worked for the people of nevada for many years as an assemblyman and as a member of the state senate. i look forward to working with the gentleman as we represent the citizens of the great state of nevada. and i would now yield to my colleague and friend, representative heck. mr. heck: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. i, too, want to offer my congratulations to mark amodei. i had the honor of serving alongside him in the state senate where he distinguished himself as president pro tem and a member of the natural resources committee where he was the go-to guy on a lot of issues important to nevada regarding waterlog, fell veteran, it's an honor to have him here. i wish him well. i ask the entire house to welcome him as well. thank you so much. i yield back. ms. berkley: mr. speaker, i now yield to the gentleman from nevada, representative mark amodei. the speaker: the gentleman from nevada is recognized. mr.

time and wondering whether i would never be able to complete my lot education because i graduated in rotc had already been commissioned. at that point, the sense was that we were on the brink of a world war. i remember all of those scenes from that moment, the iconic photos of the surface to air missiles are range across a cuban airfield that provided direct evidence of the threat to our homeland. those images shot by a u-2 reconnaissance plane were done on flight paths that were determined by d.i.a. analysis. months after the crisis had subdued, president kennedy called directly upon john hughes of the d.i.a. to deliver a nationally televised briefing reassuring the nation the soviet missiles had been withdrawn. it was a moment that defined separate d.i.a. as a vital vehicle in keeping america safe. that sentiment is as true today as it was 50 years ago. through vietnam, through the strategic arms reduction in the '70s and '80s, the fall of the berlin wall, the collapse of the soviet union, the work of the d.i.a. has been absolutely essential to protecting our troops and protecting the a

. >>> "boston globe" for the first time in 40 years, the rotc program back on the campus.recruiting at the school. happened the same day the government formally ended don't ask, don't tell that barred gays from serving in the military. time now for politico. >> a look at the politico playbook. hey, patrick. >> good morning. hey, i hear that deep fried cheese curds have bumped my tax of making fun of politico reporters. >> you're fine. >> they were a temporary fling, you're our long lasting -- >> they're forever. >> let's talk about rick perry. we were discussing him in our last segment. he's out with a new campaign video that goes after the president on the economy. let's watch. >> despite all the naysayers, who were predicting failure, our economy's growing again. no more manufactured crises, no more games, we are headed in the right direction. i love these folks who say, well, this is obama's economy. that's fine. >> zero jobs. >> not a single job. >> no jobs created. zip, zero. >> people are demoralized. >> zero new jobs. >> 1 in 6 americans. >> 36.2 million people -- >

some of you gentlemen look like you may be in rotc or have been in the military. what happened? we were doing ok on the process. we messed up on the communications. the minute our position had to be described in three paragraphs, the opposition was, it is amnesty. we were dead. we could not overcome that one word. we were going into details and procedural and parliamentary and substantive and details. we got killed. we need it. it is going to take a bipartisan effort. we need a president who will get down under the hood and get his hands ugly and dirty. we need a congress that will try to deal with it responsibly. is it going to happen right away? no. there will be a window of opportunity in the early spring of 2013. i hope the next president and congress will confront this issue. it is difficult. it is complicated but we didn't get here to play checkers. >> go ahead with your question. >> i am from emerson college in boston. it is nice to meet both of you. i wanted to talk about how the media frames the debate. we see that it is framed in a win-lose scenario. i'm wondering if y