he was president of this class with the naval academy. he was stationed in thailand. he served during vietnam. he served a variety of positions in the marines. he was assigned to the naval test pilot school, where he completed training in 1979. one colleague was killed in the challenger disaster. nasa selected our guest speaker as a mass candidate in 1980. he missed the first african- american marine it to become an ask not. [unintelligible] many important nasa assignment ended. in 1987, he was deputy commanding general. he served as commander of all in the first marine force in support of operation desert thunder in kuwait. he served as a commanding general in japan. he retired from the marine corps in two dozen 3. he has several awards and members. -- and metals. he and his wife have two children. a son and a daughter. he is a proud grandfather as well. please give a warm welcome to an man who has won many hats. nasa administrator charles boldin. [applause] >> for looking out at this audience and recognizing those of you here, it is a very humbling feeling to have th

that had the potential to ruin my career, especially i was applying for the naval academy to commission as a marine corps officer. >> reporter: he attended the naval academy prep school, but tired of pretending, he came out and was discharged. he joined the fight to overturn don't ask, don't tell, testifying in the federal case against it. even attending the ceremony when president obama signed the bill to repeal the policy. in san francisco friday, he stood with fellow veterans celebrating the certification of that repeal. after years of struggle, in just 60 days, he can once again pursue his military dream. >> my joy will come when i earn my uniform back. >> it's a clinton era policy that's lasted 17 years, but now finally being overturned. >>> maria shriver's maternal instincts kicked into high gear after her son was seriously injured in a boogie boarding accident. here's her 911 call. >> 13-year-old christopher suffered several broken bones and a collapsed lung after being hit by a large wave sunday in malibu. the teen remains in intensive care and in serious condition. however, he

this is over the naval academy over the severn river and a different perspective from someone who takes pretty good fireworks. forwarding through time and the day after the 4th of july, the 5th and finding some puffy fair weather clouds. at times, look like the clouds will develop. look at this cloud. it looks like the beginning of a thunder shower. radar staying all clear. we don't have quite the instability we need to get thunder showers for the remainder of the evening. summit ridge blue skies, passing clouds and not much different in gwynn oaks. right now one exception down here north of the beaches in ocean city, we've got a little cluster of storms but for the most part things staying dry in the center part of the state. 91 the deal right now. it's hot and sticky. annapolis and easten cooking in the low 90s. the highest from annapolis south but humid in the northern part of the state. dew point's over 60. over 70 is with you have in the state capital. that is uncomfortable. our heat index values reflecting it. feeling like the mid-90s. bottom line, a pretty quiet pattern. last nig

a 1986 graduate and former basketball player at the naval academy, she's the first female marine to hold a command position in a battle zone, which she did when she was stationed in afghanistan. now she'll not just lead marines, she'll create them as well. >> at the end of the day, we push them to be more than they could be. >> reporter: this is a tough place. as the july sun baked parris island, we joined general reynolds as she observed her first crucible, a 54-hour test of strength, endurance, and teamwork that each recruit must pass before being called a united states marine. give me an idea how tough it is to become a marine. >> it's the hardest we can make it-- and we have to make it hard, because our nation expects the united states marine corps to be its 911 force, to always be ready, to always do the right thing. >> reporter: parris island graduates 20,000 marines every year: male recruits from east of the mississippi, and all female recruits come here. >> it's an honor. it's a blessing. it's a tremendous responsibility, and i'm going to work hard every day to take good care of

temperatures 95 degrees to 98 degrees. 79 downtown baltimore. 80 at the naval academy. warm and humid in the morning. some showers will linger. the sun coming up act 5:47 a.m. it will stall across the region and generate more showers and storms tomorrow. some of them could be heavy with locally heavy downpours. more showers and storms and early saturday morning, but the front moves south and with any luck, the skies will clear out saturday and sunday. a gorgeous day. we have one more day of this unsettled weather. showers and storms tore. high temperatures anyone -- 81 to 86. deep creek.s to mariettat a 70% chance tomorrow and the same scenario if you're headed for the beach. maybe a little unsettled. a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow into the first half of saturday and sunshine returns and sunday looks beautiful. 83 on sunday. storms tomorrow and sunshine returns for the weekend. temperatures near 90. it will turn less humid and feel more comfortable even with those warm temperature saturday and sunday. mondayy in the low 90's 9 and tuesday. the orioles in a giving mood

israel has vowed to stop any breach of the naval blockade to prevent arms from reaching the gaza strip. residents there are outraged. >> if there is nothing suspicious on board, why would they prevent the ship from reaching gaza? there are no weapons or bombs on board. >> it will be detained, where the passengers will undergo questioning. some of them may be deported. >> a human rights activists has been able to take part in ceremonies honoring her murdered father, who is considered a hero. she made a brief appearance at an official ceremony. afterwards, she met with western diplomats. she was accompanied by many to the memorial. she was released after spending much of the past 20 years in detention. and surviving two attacks that left up to three people dead. former army officers. a rocket and grenades were fired at the presidential residence. the president was not harmed. guinea has made the transition from a military to a civilian government. at bilateral talks here in germany, dmitry medvedev met with angela merkel to make deals for natural gas among other valuable resources. the c

a series of blasts of the naval the nation's dump in cyprus has killed twelve and wounded more than thirty others it's thought a grass fire spread to the base setting it to have almost one hundred containers alight the last of the damaged cypresses largest just the station two leading to island wide power cuts reports say the explosives have been seized from a ship traveling from iran two years ago they were kept no doubt over the care. and the language syrian government supporters of attack the american and french embassies in the capital damascus they broke the windows of the u.s. compound and raised the syrian flag this in response to the american and french envoys controversial visit to the opposition dominated area the big moments of protests in syria calling for president assad to quit says r t from moscow bring you up to date on the latest we know but the breaking news the number killed in the volga river tragedy has risen dramatically today as divers now discover the bodies of two forty children in the sunken pleasure cruiser the softer news the children are gathered there to play

mary's college is holding the naval aviation is the theme for the concert which includes some fireworks. the weekly concerts continue through july 29th. >>> 4:48. the government is warning this morning to be aware of the legal fire -- illegal fireworks. federal leaders sampled impoured fireworks and found issues with half of them. federal officials say fireworks left more than 6,000 people with injuries during the 4th of july holiday last year. >>> thousands will jam downtown baltimore on monday evening for that huge fireworks show we have every year. it's going to take place at the inner harbor. activities will begin at noon. the fireworks display starts at 9:30 at night. some people will be watching from their roof top decks. >>> all that -- all that information is available at your fingertips. it's a click away head to abc2news.com and scroll down on to the right-hand side of the i'm and look at spotlight -- page and look at the spotlight section to learn more. >>> a soccer team is helping to keep a maryland's state trooper's memory alive e lost control of his cruiser while chasing a

a 1986 graduate and former basketball player at the naval academy. is a first female marine to hold a command position in a battle zone which she did when stationed in afghanistan. now she will not just lead marines but create them as well. >> at the end of the day we push them to be more than they ever thought they could be. >> that was russ mitchell reporting. paris island graduates 20,000 marines every year including all male recruits from east of the mississippi and all female recruits. >>> the boy who lived takes out "the dark knight." doing battle this weekend. what made the witches and wizards the clear favorite? shuttle flight are done packing their >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up on "game day." phil mickelson's bid for the championship. >>> a local girl the next hope for the stars and stripes. we will be joined on the show by as second baseman weeks whose baseball history took roots in the negro league. "game day" is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, flight are done packing their gigantic suitcase. they spent today putting things into a cargo can

just like you know the chickens come home to roost i mean time doctor well mccown's from the sun to the naval analysis terrorist groups are trying to recruit people of european backgrounds because they would raise suspicion. the statement came out around ten thirty this morning u.s. time. no one challenged it for several hours but then by the afternoon the same person who had posted the claim posted a retraction and apparently it seems that the forum administrators where he posted the claim had gotten angry for him attributing it to this group helpers of the global jihad so he had to take down the statement post a retraction the recruitment of people in europe who are not of arab or south asian background who can blend in with the majority population they've been looking for for for these type of folks for a long time because they fly below the surveillance radar. observe nature and discover its beauty. communicate with the wild and. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you. forty two thousand americans die each year from car accidents in your thousand. seven hundred thousa

we will also talk with bruce fleming from the naval academy who has written a piece in" christian science monitor." we'll talk with cat kyley of the national journal. that is our lineup for the fourth of july on "washington journal" enjoy the rest of your weekend and we will see you tomorrow. ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> this morning, "newsmakers" senator rand paul. he talks about the debate over raising the debt ceiling. after that, senate armed services committee would senior military commander later. , the president's top home security adviser tom brennan unveiling a new counterterrorism strategy and afghanistan. >> shogash had decided several days before mckinley arrive that he was going to kill him. he had gone out and bought a pistol and the fall of mckinley's whereabouts in the newspapers which were reported in great detail. he began tracking him throughout the fair. >> on december 6, 1901, two fatal shots were fired at president mckinley. tonight, scott miller looks at the president and his as

the audacity of hope is one of ten boats in a flotila planning to sail to gaza to protest the naval block aid. some of the boats carry emergency supplies. >>> in other news of the world tonight, libyan rebels received an important diplomatic boost. the turkish foreign minister traveled to benganzi to recognize the council as the legitimate representative of the libyan people. turkey also promised the rebels an additional $20 million in aid. that's on top of the $100 million earmarked last night. the rebels currently control the eastern third of libya while gadhafi controls much of the west. >>> in thailand the city of an overturn and exiled former prime minister is promising to do her best to leave the country after a landslide election victory. waltras seen here voting is the youngest center of faxwin sinoatra. now if confirmed, yin will be the country's first female prime minister. >>> in cambodia a temple reopened after years of reconstruction work. the work actually started in the 1960s, but was interrupted by cambodia's civil war and did not begin again until 1995. the 11th century c

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nurse was injured by incident reportedly the plane that burst into flames after taking off from the naval air field. a nato convoy in the north of serbia has had to turn back on its intended route after a crowd of said protest has blocked its plot hundreds barricaded the road in response to the unstacking control of ten checkpoints at the constant border with serbia on thursday they troops had moved in after a series of clashes between cars and police and said protests who control the crossings. the. presidential family you could affect the political future. thousands filled the streets of the capital city to support sondra taras from a first lady of course of my right to register as a presidential candidate in the upcoming election because the law forbids relatives of the president from running for office or is divorced her husband incumbent leader. carried the same student ject in the country supreme an actual court to describe their actions as ruled as they should she denies it saying her marriage a personal reasons. the u.s. admiral mike mullen has made an official visit to afghanista

importers gold has been taken over by its london based subsidiary cuz i told you company out of the naval port is called international started trading on the other stock exchange on wednesday. from e.c. x. capital says the unusual reverse takeover could impact the new group's share value . this is a river of. gold which is a limited company has gone and pulls out his parents which is fairly unusual and it looks like he wants to continue doing that as a process to expand going forward just on the reverse take care and shareholder value in that in the near term and shareholder performance as well and having looked at the recent performance over the years and kind of like gold has been underperforming as royals fairly considerably despite the price of gold increasing on the upside. and the cold is trading lower this hour however prices still high as investors are looking for safe haven future uncertainty over u.s. debt resolution silver is trading at around forty dollars per ounce now meanwhile wrangling over the u.s. debt ceiling keeps oil in the red light sweet is losing one dollar sixty f

now, the naval base and most of the shipyards and factories are closed, but the environmental problems continue to impact the district. let's hear how residents are responding to the environmental and health issues they are facing. >> it was hard to breathe last night. i woke up coughing, you know? those are the things that we go through because of the contamination out here. >> this community has a history of issues, environmental issues that have been let go, just run amok. sitting in a meeting once with the health department, we discovered haphazardly that they had known for years that in bayview hunters point, african- american women under the age of 50 had the highest rate of breast cancer in the entire state, but the health department has noted for years, and they failed to address it. they only started talking about it when we actually found out. >> we have babies that were born -- that were stillborn. we have babies that live for maybe an hour or 2 and died afterwards, and nobody could explain why. nobody could explain any of it to us, and it all has to do with where we live, w

it is and asserts that he was a student who just happened to share the naval known physicists. and now this day over sixty years ago the u.s. revealed to use a star that a had a weapon of devastating power of the atomic bomb would later become a catalyst for the cold war. now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world the nato has carried out at least seven new airstrikes on the in capital hitting colonel gadhafi is residential compound state television reported the nato strikes had hit tripoli civilian military sites friday a large crowd rallied in the capital and a show of support for the colonel was exact whereabouts are still unknown maybe as ongoing revolution started in february with the nato led coalition launching airstrikes in march. high speed trains have crashed into each other in eastern china killing at least thirty two people and leaving more than one hundred injured reports say one of the bull the train stopped after he was hit by lightning before being hit by another train from behind to a train coaches fell off a bridge as a result of the cras

six months after the murder, naval security turned joe over to the norfolk police. detective glenn ford was waiting for him. >> they started asking me where i was when this happened, and i told them that i was on the ship. ford's saying i'm lying. he's starting to get ticked off. he's raising his voice. he keeps coming back with, "we know you were there. we can prove you were there. you can get the death penalty." i kept denying it. we went and did a polygraph. he comes back with the results, and he says i'm still lying, that i failed the polygraph. >> narrator: the results of this polygraph test have never been released. then, ford showed joe a photograph of the dead victim. >> she was laying there and she had on this black t-shirt. i just looked at it. >> narrator: by showing him the photograph, he was fed information that only the perpetrator would have known. after hours of interrogation, he finally told them, he said, what they wanted to hear. >> i told him that i was there and that danny was there. he would ask, "are you sure that it happened in the living roo

this evening at west mid-way avenue and barber's point road near the naval base. ung lady said she heard the gunshots while she was taking a shower, she then looked outside and saw a body on the road. no word yet on the person's identity or condition. >>> members of bart b.a.r.t.'s new citizen board heard complaints. it all stems from last night's wild protest in san francisco that you saw live right here during the evening rush hour. protesters say they are angry about the shooting death of charles will. and that led to testy testimony today. >> reporter: for the first time hill was armed with at least two knives. previously he said hill had at least one knife and a broken bottle when he was shot and killed. >>> there was another demonstration in san francisco today as protesters rallied in support of a college athlete who refused to pull up his sagging pants on an airplane. the demonstrators backed a -- harmon was arrested last month on suspicion of battery and resisting arrest after boarding a flight in san francisco. san mateo county prosecutors have not decide

a series of blasts of the naval munitions dump in cyprus has killed twelve people and wounded more than thirty others it's all a grass fire spread to the base setting two out of almost one hundred containers there are light blasts of damaged cypresses largest electricity stations led to island wide power cuts reports so the explosives had been seized from a ship travelling from around two years ago and they'd been kept in the depo without proper care. hundreds of angry government supporters have attacked the american and french embassies in the syrian capital damascus they broke windows of the u.s. compound and raised the syrian flag is in response to the american and french envoys controversial visit to an opposition dominated area a bit months of protests in syria now calling for president bashar al assad to quit sports a political writer col shari told me that the west and syria try to maintain the delicate balance in the region. the two parties are to die and seeing where they've arrived at the stage where they both need each other and i'm talking about the syrian government and the

temperature right now, 77 at reagan national and for the naval air station. 79 degrees in ocean city this morning. and again it will be a decent weekend down there particularly the second half. 69 in hagerstown. here's the forecast for today. flash flood watch goes into effect at noon. plenty of clouds out there. maybe a peek or two of sunshine during the first half of the day here then scattered showers and thunderstorms developing and some of those will be locally heavy rain producers. winds out of the south at 5 to 15. later tonight rain tonights and mostly cloudy after midnight. but the evening hours will contain plenty of showers and thunderstorms. 71 the overnight low. and it all gets out of here by early tomorrow morning. i think most of tomorrow should be dry and sunny here in the immediate washington area. 87. 91 on sunday. then hot early next week. 94 by monday. okay, that's a look at the weather forecast. let's get to the fox 5 on time traffic. >>> overnight crash at 197 has cleared. that stretch reopened shortly before 4:00 a.m. this morning and then sherri ly was reportin

an analyst from the center for naval analysis dr will mccann thanks for joining us live from the united states tonight from virginia there much appreciate it unconfirmed reports of this group i just mentioned there that help was a global jihad claiming responsibility for the attack how grounded could those statements be do you think what we know what is your take on this tonight. the statement came out around ten thirty this morning u.s. time. no one to. did for several hours but by the afternoon the same person who had posted the claim posted a retraction and apparently it's seems that the forum administrator is where he posted the claim had gotten a grae for him. attributing it to this group helpers of the global jihad so he had to take down take down the statement and post a retraction ok it's still early days as the rescue and recovery operation continues our thoughts very much of course with the friends and family of the dead tonight and also the friends and family of those that have been injured with no ember of nato involved in libya and afghanistan a truly a surprise that the co

a series of blasts of the naval militia is dumped in cyprus has killed twelve people and wounded more than thirty others its thoughts a grass fire spread to the base setting two out of almost one hundred containers there are light blasts of damage cypresses largest electricity station leaving two island wide power cuts reports said the explosives had been seized from a ship traveling around two years ago and they were kept in the death row without proper care. hundreds of angry syrian government supporters have attacked the american and french embassies in the capital damascus they broke windows of the u.s. compound and raised the syrian flag is in response to the american and french envoys controversial visit to an opposition dominated area eleven months of protests in syria calling for president assad to quit. reminder of the main news this monday night here and see the number killed in the volga river tragedy has risen dramatically today divers say from the south to do that they've now discovered the bodies of up to forty children in the sunken pleasure cruiser they gathered in a p

a series of blasts of the naval munitions dump in cyprus has killed twelve and wounded more than thirty others it's thought a grass fire spread to the base setting it to out of almost one hundred containers alights the blast of damaged cypresses largest just the station two leading to island wide power cuts reports said the explosives have been seized from a ship traveling from around two years ago they were kept an example of that. and the language syrian government supporters of attacking american and french embassies in the capital damascus they broke the windows of the u.s. compound and raised the syrian flag this in response to the american and french avoids controversial visit to the opposition dominated area that would months of protests in syria calling for president assad to quit says our team from moscow bringing up to date on the latest we know about that breaking news the number killed in the volga river tragedy has risen dramatically today as divers now discover the bodies of up to fourteen children in a sunken a pleasure cruiser this afternoon the children are gathered the

a series of blasts of the naval munitions dump in cyprus has killed twelve people and wounded more than thirty others it's thought a grass fire spread to the base setting two out of almost one hundred containers there like the blast of damaged cypresses largest electricity station leading to island wide power cuts reports say the explosives had been seized from a trip that ship that i've been travelling from iran two years ago and they were kept in an airplane with. hundreds of angry syrian government supporters have attacked the american and french embassies in the capital damascus the broke windows of the u.s. compound and raised the syrian flag it's in response to the american and french invoice controversial visit to an opposition dominated area that have been months of protests in syria now calling for president assad to quit let's talk more about this new story than and talk to political writer col shero he's behind the car remarks blog is joining us on the line from london to share a very good evening to thanks being an r.t. international the u.s. claims syria's trying to destruc

he was then assigned to the naval test pilot training school. one of his mentor's was ron mcnair, who was killed in the challenger disaster. it was him who convinced him to apply to the astronaut corps. in 1980, nasa selected our speaker as a candidate. he qualified in 1991 as one of only eight marines on the shuttle program and the first african-american marine to become an astronaut. he flew four shuttle missions, two as pilot, two as commander. many important nasa assignment ended when his return to the marine corps and epic, the as mention of the naval academy in about. in 1907, it is named deputy commanding general first marine expeditionary force in the pacific, and during the first of a mountain and it served as commanding general of the first marine force forward in support of operation desert founder in kuwait. in 1998, promoted to major general, named deputy commander of forces in japan. serve as commanding general of the third aircraft marine wing in san diego and then retired it from the marine corps in 2003. his military record it --

this evening at west mid-way avenue and barber's point road near the naval base. the young lady said she heard the gunshots while she was taking a shower, she then looked outside and saw a body on the road. no word yet on the person's identity or condition. >>> members of bart b.a.r.t.'s new citizen board heard complaints. it all stems from last night's wild protest in san francisco that you saw live right here during the evening rush hour. protesters say they are angry about the shooting death of charles will. and that led to testy testimony today. >> reporter: for the first time hill was armed with at least two knives. previously he said hill had at least one knife and a broken bottle when he was shot and killed. >>> there was another demonstration in san francisco today as protesters rallied in support of a college athlete who refused to pull up his sagging pants on an airplane. the demonstrators backed a -- harmon was arrested last month on suspicion of battery and resisting arrest after boarding a flight in san francisco. san mateo county prosecutors have not

he is an english professor at the u.s. naval academy. article in "the christian science monitor" called "does the u.s. military have a clear purpose." if you are an active military, we have a number for you to call -- independent line. caller: i would like to thank the troops today. i am a -- i am a patriot. i did not serve. my brother was in vietnam, across the river with a 200 -- in the high bank of the north viennese appeared and he was one of about 12 who came out of that. quite a patriot. to the relationship of civilian- military, i find it astounding that and no one is talking about the military budget and these budget talks. it is the elephant in the room that no one is paying attention to. i would just like your comments -- could the troops proffers three suggestions to eliminate waste? because there has to be a ton of it and you could probably confirm it. or, come up with three suggestions on how to reduce because nobody is talking about -- talking about medicare and medicaid and everything else but military, interestingly, is j

i even applied to the naval academy, and had met with my congressman, and i was a lieutenant colonel in the rotc. >> hinojosa: you were a good kid, and yet you could have easily just become a dropout. so when you look at these kids now who end up in your juvenile court, and they have dropped out... >> i understand now the connection. i understand what the difference is if you have an education and if you don't. because i've gone back to chicago. i've gone back to the projects where i grew up. i've looked for other friends who didn't go off, and they're not there. they're either dead or in prison or living bad lives, so many of them. and that frightens me, you know, because i know the connection between education and having a future. >> hinojosa: but how often, judge harris, does it happen where you know that you're looking at a really smart kid, and yet the kid doesn't get the connection? the kid thinks like you, like, "school, somehow i'll figure this out." you know, "if i drop out of school i'll still be able to get a good job." how do you know when you've actually been able to make

just one year after israeli commandos killed nine turkish activists on a full of tel a challenging the naval blockade of gaza on open the now this international hotel is trying to set out again to challenge the blockade but it's looking less likely to happen with these reports now we didn't all developing but we're going to go try to get the very latest on the ground there in aspen on the phone with us is adam shapiro he is one of the activists adam thanks so much for being with us so obviously there's been a lot of reports about exactly what happened with a close ally with with both that there with this american boat you're an activist you can organizing that your wife without their support what happened. well first. one of the photos of the flotilla we had an all together that started this mission one of them the u.s. pows try to make its way today i was interned for national waters where we do to meet with the other ships. which we continue to report. about fifteen twenty minutes out toward the open waters rico story came up. the ship from and trunk with a couple of larger. cutters and. c

it's meant to challenge the naval block aid of the palestinian territory. >>> we now have ten republican candidates for president, thanks to michigan congressman, thad mccotter. ♪ >>> now, he did have words to say as well. that's him on the guitar, the american guitar, if you will. none of the other nine candidates kicked of their campaign. here is part of his campaign message. >> through your hard work, and through your principled devotion, a better nation than the one we inherited, have no doubt that we will restructure the government. >> maybe you don't know the name, thad mccotter, he is a member of the house financial services committee. he says he will play up his support for the auto industry bailout as part of his campaign. >>> now we turn to michele bachmann, back on the campaign bus in iowa today. made several stops in the state yesterday and we actually talked to her yesterday right here on "live cnn saturday morning", and she has more stops for today in iowa. >>> this is outside the state capital outside atlanta, georgia. thousands of people to protest the state's new anti-im

we understand 27 americans were among the passengers. a mexican naval commander in the area says there are survivors. we've got petty officer pamela balin from the u.s. coast guard on the phone. you're helping the mexican navy. what do you know right now about the survivors and who you're looking for? all right. we're going to get her back in a second. having a technical problem getting hold of her. what we do understand is that of the 42 people on board about 21 have been rescued. 16 of them americans and 5 of them mexicans. we're still getting detail coming in but we're going to get back to the coast guard momentarily. >>> more news right now that you're going to hear about today. it is 4th of july. it is a holiday. the jury in the casey anthony murder trial has a job to do. the deliberations over her guilt or innocence are expected to begin in a few more hours. first the prosecution has some rebutting to do. the defense claims the state did not prove that casey anthony killed her daughter caylee. but they played with the jury's emotions. >> you see t

the clerk: page 25, line 1, naval petroleum and oil shale reserves. $9,929,000. strategic petroleum reserves, s.c.r. petroleum accounts, $500 million. northeast home heating oil reserve, $10,119,000. energy information administration, $105 million. nondefense environmental cleanup, $213,121,000. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah rise? >> i have an amendment at the desk, mr. speaker. number 39. the chair: the gentleman will send his amendment to the desk. choipt clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: -- the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: after the dollar amount insert increase by $10 million. page 33, line 20, after the dollar amount insert reduce by $10 million. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. matheson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, in the report language from the committee report for this bill the appropriations committee included some language talking about concern about the lack of remediation activity taking place around the country at various department-sponsored facilitie

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was one of an age of scheme for a italian immigrant traveled from a small village at the coast of the naval board we travel all the way to the united states passed ellis island and the medical inspection and for training in chicago get off their and then come down with the early sentiment of smallpox very high fever and severe back pain often for letting the to vomiting it was a terrible flu like condition, but then miraculously the fever started to society. and the person felt better. of course might even feel good enough to go to work or off to school. that is when they started to become contingents. they had been relocating rapidly in the throat and the nerves and ultimately it was produced as terrible skin eruption that ravaged the skin and was the most horrific and a visible sign of small pox but, as all of this was going on the virus was replicated in the internal organs as well and attacking them. so people usually when they died dhaka of acute respiratory failure. it was not a pleasant experience. most survivors meanwhile were left scarred for life usually with deep scars all over t

less than a half-hour later the deadline for the french ultimatum expired and the largest naval armadaeen in the eastern mediterranean since world war ii steamed toward egypt. the next morning, wednesday, october 301st, eisenhower was heartened by news that soviet troops had pulled back from budapest, hungary and that the soviet government had dreits ine non-interference in the internal affairs. in egypt they confirmed that british planes were bombing airfields, ports, railways, and communication centers turning neatly parked rows of aircraft into burning, smoking wreckage. his troops sank a 320 ft. long ship loaded with rocks and samantha. the first of 32 ships. eisenhower concluded that he should address the nation that night, october 31st. dulles, sick and exhausted, wrote a draft of the address. ike ready to, declared it an absolute disaster. late in the afternoon he ordered a new speech be written. minutes before the broadcast in the oval office the speech writer fed the speech to the president of pages time across the table. the speech was short and terse. eisenhower reveal that

. >> reporter: at stake for concord is the naval weapons station which the city argues needs $250 million to build an infrastructure so private companies will move in. there are plans to turn it into homes, shops, businesses and parks but everything is on hold now. >> long term it's a big detriment and blow to the future revitalization of the base. >> reporter: legislators must have known there would be a fight. hoff meister points out the law has a provision in it that says if cities sue like they are they don't get any money. >> death by one water drop at a time or by a whole bucket thrown on you at once. take your pick. >> reporter: to top it off, the state raided the vehicle license fee fund so every city lose out on some money. in concord that's $240,000 gone enough to pay for 2.5 police officers or three or four maintenance workers. in concord, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >>> all right. i know one department that wasn't very business stayed. roberta, that was the complaint department. >> thank you very much. it was the first 4th of july in years that people weren't complaining about not

it is assigned to the naval test pilot school where he completed training in 1979. one of our speakers mentors was ron mcnair killed in the challenger disaster. he convinced him to apply to the after not corporate in 1980, he selected -- nasa selected our guests bigger as an astronaut candidate. in 1981 he qualified as only one of eight marines in the shuttle program and the first african- american marine to become an astronaut. he flew four shuttle missions between 1986-1994. this first including representative bill nelson of florida as a congressional observer. others included commission that the plug the hubble space telescope. many important assignment ended. in 1997, he was named deputy commanding general of the first marine expeditionary force in the pacific. in 1998, he served as commanding general to the 1st marine force forward in support of operation desert thunder in kuwait. in 1998, he was promoted to major general and named deputy commander of u.s. forces in japan. is served as commanding general of the third marine aircraft wing and 10 air station and r

it's the naval ship esmerelda from chile. the ship is 371 feet long, it has four masts and 21 sails. it's a training ship carrying a crew of 350 some newly commissioned officers. the esmerelda is open for public tours through tomorrow at pier 27. and she leaves for vancouver on sunday. >> all ashore going ashore before sunday, then! jim bernard, going to be a nice weekend on the bay? >> looks like it's going to be pretty nice here for the tall ships and just about anything else. however, traveling across the golden gate that the moment, you can see the fog is back and quite dense out there. a bit of drizzle keeping the highways and byways on the damp side but the pattern is beginning to ship. we'll see a little more sunshine for the weekend. taking a look at the fog pattern right now, you will see it's cling together coast and starting to work its way through the golden gate. of course it will settle in across the bay this evening and retreat a little earlier tomorrow than it has last few days. that will leave us with some mor

in cyprus, at least 12 soldiers killed during an explosion on the naval base on the southern part ofsland. 30 others ran injured in the blast. the explosion was the result of ammunition catching fire on board a cargo ship. officials still do not know what caused the blaze. in japan, there were five couples who suffered in the march 11th earthquake and tsunami got married at an aquarium on sunday. 100 relatives and friends gathered to celebrate the marriage of the five couples from their disaster hit areas. how a couple's said vows and exchanged wedding rings. they were warmly congratulated by everyone including a show by the dolphins. >> a look at our extended forecast, a cool and foggy forecast through the rest of the work week and then warming up over the weekend. a full forecast coming up in a bit. >> the white house and congressional leaders continue negotiations on the debt ceilings. tomahawks and a solution are necessary to avoid embarrassing default. >> with the clock ticking on a deadline to raise the nation's debt limit, president obama held another meeting with key congress

and thomas johnson, a research professor at the naval postgraduate school in monterey, california. as an advisor to the canadian military, he participated in meetings with ahmed wali karzai. >> and we thank you both for being with us. thomas johnson, to you first. what more is known about what happened here about who would kill the president karzai's brother? >> well, apparently the person that killed him, mohamed was commander of a militia south of the city but also a very close friend of the karzai family. in fact, his family was responsible for the security at ahmed karzai's father's grave site. what i've been told by my sources is about 11:00 a.m. this morning, mohamed showed up at ahmed wali karzai's estate and asked to speak to karzai. he walked in with a letter in hand and brought out a pistol. karzai came out of his bathroom apparently was shot in the chest and also in the head as you reported. so it's been reported that this person was basically a body guard for the karzai family and i think that's somewhat of an overstatement. one of the check points that his militia contr