a midshipman at the naval academy is found guilty of raping and sexually assaulting a female midshipman. prosecutors say 21-year-old patrick edmond... of mississippi... raped his classmate in her dorm room last october.edmond claims the sex was consensual.officials at the naval academy say he will be expelled. today, a pregnant mother and her two sons will be laid to rest.family and friends gathered to rememmer michelle manigo , 11 year old tyquis and 7 year old jaquis... at a viewing thursday.all three died last week , when their home was ravaged by a fire... on south pulaski street.the funeral is at the philadelphia christian ministry and church on mannasota avenue... at 11 o clock this morning. never before seen images of amanda knox... inside her italian prison.take a look at these photos.you can see her dancing to the music of a local rock band... playing to inmates. band members say they've become friends with knox... even collaborating with her on a music video. they say she sends them poems and letters about her life behind bars. "everyone inside the jail needs moments like this

the navy says having a naval base in jeju is crucial for national security... as the island sits in a strategic location facing the south china sea. korean "korea needs a base to dock the naval ships to protect its exclusive economic zone and marine resources. and the gangjeong shoreline at jeju island is the optimal place for that." four days after the court's decision, additional police forces were sent into the village... as the navy installed a 200-meter- long fence and resumed construction. stand-up "i'm standing in front of the entrance of construction site, and what you see behind me is the 2- point-5 meter tall fence which prohibits protestors from entering. and now they're holding a press conference outside this entrance." last thursday, a group of progressive activists and local villagers... held a press conference denouncing the navy for resuming construction and destroying rare rocks... and called on the jeju residents and politicians for show of support. korean "so we want the navy to accept the opinions of the villagers and the jeju residents... and first stop constructi

a midshipman at the naval academy is found guilty of raping and sexually assaulting a female midshipmannd... of mississippi... raped his classmate in her dorm room last october.edmond claims the sex was consensual.officials at the naval academy say he will be expelled. the national park service says the engineers inspecting the washington monument are on schedule.they've been rappelling down the 555-foot monument surveying the damage done by the 5 point 8 earthquake ... last month. crowds gather at the bottom.. fascinated by the sight.the climbers found loose grout and some areas needing repairs but so far... no serious damage from the east coast earthquake back in august 3 here in baltimore... one man is dealing with his own damage from the quake.and he's getting alot of help from his highlandtown neighbors. neighbors.91 year old henry reif's home was condemed after the earthquake put cracks in his roof and left debris everywhere. businesses have been accepting donations in the hope of repairing reif's house. they estimate it will take at least 70 thousand dollars. 3 "if this gets done

guest: at the naval war college we have three departments, joint military operations. ust as it sounds. it is operational. it is basically looking at the kind of things that the officers are familiar with and how to approve their knowledge in those areas, strategy and policy, which looks at military history, and how the lessons of military history in terms of strategy, fighting wars, strategic operations. how those lessons learned from those. and my department, which looks at basically regional studies and cultural -- we look at strategies, policy, and leadership. how these call come together for how these call come together for decision makings in the kind of strategic environments that the area is not always familiar with. how washington works. how the international community works. the thing that these officers will really push them forward. one of the interesting thingeds, we stress a lot, not just critical thinking, but writing a paper. if you are on a submarine, you probably don't burn -- bring a lot of papers. general petraeus and others have come out as recently

the panel found that the naval blockade of the gaza strip is legitimate because it is aimed at stoppinghe smuggling of arms by sea. it is legally benefit happens in international waters. that is something that the turks had disputed. they did say that they used excessive and unreasonable force during the raid. it was quite hard on the flotilla organizers who said they had behaved in a reckless manner. they also said the turkish demand could have done more to persuade them to avoid a confrontation with the israelis. more than the conclusion of the report has been this issue of whether israel and turkey could mend relations. that was one of the bulls won the secretary-general set up the paddle -- set up the panel appeared he thought he had quite -- that was one of the goals the general set up for the panel. it refused to apologize. it said it acted in self-defense and to apologize would mean to admit guilt or weakness. the report may further aggravate relations rather than repair them. that is a matter of concern to some constituencies in both israel and turkey. the two had been strategic

they say the naval blockade was legal and will prevent weapons from entering the area. it was excessive and unreasonable. they have faced significant organized and violent resistance. it said the loss of life and injuries were unacceptable. israel has provided no explanation for any of the nine deaths. they did help treat the injured, but the report found that other passengers had been physically mistreated and intimidated. the funeral, strong emotions. forensic evidence showed most of them had been shot multiple times, including in the back door at close range. they are still demanding a formal apology. >> some may still not understand. the measures being taken now are the beginning. >> this includes the suspension of military cooperation. they once conducted military exercises together. israel's ambassador is being expelled from what was once its closest ally. >> it is part of a larger strategic shift that turkey is making towards the east. one of the ways of establishing your credentials as a leader is by going against israel. >> it has deepened of the risk between t

the u.s. naval institute and military officers association hosted the discussion at an annual form on providing services for severely injured veterans. [inaudible conversations] >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, we will go ahead and get started. i hope everyone had a chance to get coffee and juice. it's time for the first panel discussion of community reintegration, the challenges back home. directing this panel is our moderator, national security analyst mcfarlane. mrs. mcfarland of year >> frequently on fox business news and numerous radio programs. she's also the host of fox news dhaka,, one of the internet's most popular national security shows. she served on national security posts for several presidential administrations to include president nixon, president ford and president reagan and received the defense department's highest civilian award for her work in the reagan administration. she's a graduate of george washington university, oxford university and massachusetts institute of technology. c

he is a 1968 graduate of the naval academy and previously commanded the george washington carrier strike group. >>> the last thing you expect to see at your local walmart or target is a celebrity. >> but that's exactly what happened yesterday at a target in alexandria under this baseball cap and behind the sunglasses, yep, that's the first lady, michelle obama doing a little shopping. apparently no one recognized her until a cashier began to ring her out. the disguise. the press photographer who snapped the pictures was tipped off and yes, even the secret service agents were dressed pretty casually. >>> our time, coming up on 4:36. at 4:39, imagine a bank charging you to spend your own money. that's exactly what's happening at one american bank. >>> at 4:49, no more free turkeys for thanksgiving. this year, some people are going to have to earn their holiday bird. >> we're back with your weather first in two minutes. you're watching 9news now. your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn more with new high yield free checking at capital one bank. your interest rate wi

the very quick lesson i want to share from my time with the naval postgraduate school is the way they framed the issue. when they first got involved in us everyone thought we were going to be running a black ops operation and nothing could have been further from the truth. on the other hand i'm absolutely delighted the best and brightest two miles away were in our community and wanted to share their expertise. when they looked at this issue through kind of a counterinsurgency lens, it helped us move forward. a weak win is when you begin to suppress the violence and strong win is when you begin to control the political landscape and complete win when you have complete transformation. we can all look at that overseas and if i were a betting man i would put a little more money on iraq than afghanistan. what i will say as a california mayor when i first encountered strong wind i thought that is kind of overseas. but, tom, you are lucky. every city and county doesn't work well together. every community based organization, favorite based, business, they don't always work well together. so t

region and he said that the turks would challenge israeli bullying in the mediterranean by increasing the naval presence there the turkish government has also rejected another finding of the un palmer report which said that the israeli blockade on gaza was not illegal with the turkish government saying that it would now lobby that with the international criminal court in the hague we've heard from the turkish foreign minister who held a press briefing with the top official now bill sha'ath in which he said that the turks had a campaign underway to help the palestinians be successful in may but come september the twentieth saw a palestinian state now this is no surprise because for several months turkey has indicated that it is supporting the palestinians it is also indicated that it is embarking on a diplomatic campaign to help them in their struggle the official response from the israeli defense minister ministry is that turkey has a lot to lose but most people here really are questioning what israel is going to do because this is a crucial time when israel needs all the friends it can have pa

it was the naval history -- history of the naval war of 1812. it was the first of about 40 books that he would write in his lifetime and it sold three editions within three years. it became a college textbook in several schools and it could be found in every vessel in the u.s. navy because it was required to be there by regulation he was already something of an accomplished author although the book itself was pretty boring and then there was alice his wife. and this is really the heart of the story here. she was a cousin of one of his harvard classmates and he first met her at her home outside of boston in 1878 when he was a junior in college. alice was a member of the wealthy banking family in the boston area. she was quite a beauty. a relative described her as having golden hair and dove gray eyes. she stood her 5'7" which only made her an inch of theodore roosevelt. she was so bright and entereteck that her family called her sunshine. they was quite athletic. she won tennis tournaments and she was literate. she and theodore roosevelt had matc

region and he said that the turks would challenge israeli bullying in the mediterranean by increasing the naval presence there the turkish government has also rejected another finding of their poem a report which said that the israeli blockade on gaza was not illegal with the turkish government saying that it would now lobby that the international criminal court in the hague we've heard from the turkish foreign minister who held a crisp briefing with a top official now bill sha'ath in which he said that the turks had a campaign underway to hold the palestinians the successful in a bird come september twentieth for a palestinian state and now this is no surprise because for several months turkey has indicated that it is supporting the palestinians it is also indicated that it is embarking on a diplomatic and pain to help them in this struggle we also know for example that the turkish prime minister is now planning a visit meets week to egypt now he has said that he will be upgrading military cooperation between turkey and egypt we are also hearing that a number of bilateral meetings have been ar

talk to professor michael at the u.s. naval war college professor good morning to you me and your article when i think of the question did you did the u.s. lose the war on terror briefly as you can what's the answer to that do you think. my commentary was essentially couched as a critique not so much of the war which i believe is over and in fact the anniversary the tenth anniversary tomorrow is in many ways a useful symbolic opportunity to mark the end of the war and to collectively look back at what happened and my great concern the burden of my argument and my critique is to basically. show that we're not looking. but the choices we made our inability to adapt in time. are our long term willingness even now to understand what we were facing in the muslim world or indeed what was really even going on in the muslim world from their standpoint and the biggest thing that we have yet to do is to understand how in the kind of exuberant and tremendously powerful situation that we inhabited the day after nine eleven how we could com

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

navy to transfer the -- the naval base to they for free. lameda naval air station has been closed since 1997. they've been planning to redevelop the 918 acre complex since 2000 and has been working with the navy to cleanup the old base. the city has been negotiating with a national lab about building is second campus there. >> 5:34. when you get up, it is still warm out. had the windows rolled down when i was driving in. >> the weather will change over the weekend. >> cooler not only during the afternoon but at night starts today. good morning. sea breeze coming back. right now a lot of clouds at the coast starting to move inland the breeze out of the west at sfo that's bringing in the cooler winds and the fog and the southerly wind brought that fog up from the south as we talked about yesterday. everybody else calm this morning pretty mild with temperatures mainly in the 50s cooler san francisco at 7 because of the wind off the ocean napa 1 concord and san rafael the same as yesterday. big changes during the noon and afternoon hours this mo

back in there and search for anyone else. >> reporter: bob dolan, who had been thomas' roommate at the navalstill in there. he was killed at his post in the pentagon. >> reporter: saved your life. >> unquestionably. i was a dead guy sitting there and there was nothing i could do about it until they came in and took care of me. >> reporter: david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> pelley: the pentagon was repaired in less than a year and today right at the impact point there stands a chapel open to all faiths and holding daily meetings for christians, jews, and muslims. we'll be back from washington in i can't enjoy my own barbecue with these nasal allergies. i know what works differently than many other allergy medications. omnaris. omnaris, to the nose! did you know nasal symptoms like congestion can be caused by allergic inflammation? omnaris relieves your symptoms by fighting inflammation. side effects may include headache, nosebleed, and sore throat. i tossed those allergy symptoms out of my party. [ man ] omnaris. ask your doctor. battling nasal allergy symptoms? omnaris combats the cau

. >> near the naval station.view naval station from south of newport news and north of norfolk, really, but moving across this peninsula here, it moved over the circulation, right over the beltbay, right off to your west. there's a lot of circulation here. so this is a very populated area here of the hampton roads newport news area. take cover now before it moves off and eventually into the bay and eventually into the ocean but for now this is a pretty significant event here for you. if you live anywhere within, i don't know, five miles from bay view, take cover in the naval air station right now. >> chat myers, keep us posted. send tweets to cnn. >>> she's known for her lyrics, and rihanna was asked to cover up after going topless after filming her recent video. set the scene, beautiful countryside, near bellfast in northern ireland and she was dressed in this racy outfit. she shot the video from a christian farmer that owns the land. he pulled the plug after things got to risque. a.j., what exactly was it that

borders in response to the u.s. naval presence in the persian gulf. no details were given on when such a deployment would happen. >>> this is unbelievable. a fast lane fender-bender in argentina took a turn for the worse when another car plowed into the wreck. the jolt, as you can see there, sent the two men flying. unbelievably, the both of them escaped with just minor injuries. >>> now a first look at how wall street will kick off the dau. the dow opens at 11,190 after rising 146 points yesterday. the s&p added 12 points. the nasdaq gained 30. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, tokyo the nikkei was up 5 points but in hong kong the hang seng fell 119. >>> stocks rose for a third straight day tuesday on continued optimism europe is finally dealing with its debt problem. rising hope has pushed the s&p 500 up more than 4% since last thursday's close. the biggest three-day gain since mid-august. over the last two days the dow has made up more than half of last week's 737-point plunge. this week wall street's volatility index has dropped more

improve the relationship with thei said and some of my early speeches, including the commencement at the naval academy in the spring of 2007, congress and the press are the surest guarantee of american liberty. don't think of them as the enemy. to do so is self-defeating. what i started out doing december of 2006 and ford is i would tell officers, when you read criticism in the press -- first of all, that is the only way i find out what is going wrong in this building. [laughter] but when you read criticism, before you get down into the defensive crouch, first asked if the criticism is correct. is it factually correct? find out the facts. and if the facts are wrong, then go back to the press and say, no, you've got the facts wrong. here are the facts. or alternatively say, you got it right. thank you, now i can deal with the problem. that is what i found out about the scandalous treatment of our wounded warriors at walter reed, it was a newspaper story on the front page of "the washington post." and the mrap of vehicles, but on the front page of "usa today" in 2007, that in 300 attacks in anwa

but my next-to-last night on my vacation from the naval academy, i was dating this georgia girl, the prettiest one, by naval academy really pay off. the family reunion, she could not go out with me. i was with my sister and her boyfriend looking for a date, and rosalyn was in front of the methodist church, and i asked her for a blind date and she said okay. she went with me, and so i won't describe the evening, but the next morning, i went into the kitchen, my mother was cooking breakfast and said, what did you do last night? i went to the movies. what did you think of her? she is the one i am going to marry. >> he did not tell me that. >> the next february, she came to the naval academy and i asked her to marry me and she said no. from february to may, she dated every available boy in the county. >> there were two. [laughter] >> finally, my uniform paid off. then finally she said yes. 65 years ago and we have grown to love and know each other more every day. [applause] >> i was very young. [laughter] this was during the war. i was going to college. -- georgia southwestern college. th

. >>> the u.s. naval institute and the military officers association held a fifth annual forum on providing programs and services to severely injured service members. this news program focused on reintegrating returning veterans into civilian life and issues at the workplace and at home. this portion is 45 minutes. >> it's a great privilege now to introduce the first speaker for the day. he's a graduate of the united states military academy and has served in numerous positions and responsibilities as detailed in your program culminating the operations officer for an armored battalion task force during operation iraqi freedom where he earned his combat action badge and a bronze star. he's earned recognition at numerous schools to include the george c. marshall award as the top graduate at the u.s. army command and general staff. he has a doctorate from oxford university as a rhodes scholar and his top national security studies at west point and in georgetown university security program. he's also served as

. >> graduating from the naval academy was the greatest dream of my life. >> reporter: he was hazed byellow cadets that suspected that he was gay and the military don't ask, don't tell policy made him silent. >> it made me hard for anyone go to anyone and say, i'm being hazed in this homosexual way because people think i'm gay. in the military that didn't allow us in there to begin with. >> reporter: when he came out as a gay men in 2007, the navy discharged him under don't ask, don't tell. >> i had to come to terms with the fact that i had gone so far out of my way to pretend to be straight. >> reporter: but today he didn't have to conceal his identity or his joy. this morning the government officially lifted the ban on gays in the military and they gathered to celebrate. >> i usually don't wear my uniforms. most of you who cover me at these events, i usually wear civilian clothes but i've never been more proud to wear my uniform and represent this country today. >> reporter: u.s. navy commander, zoe, who retired 18 years ago after coming out, she helped lead the campaign that overtur

live now to the ronald reagan building here in washington for the u.s. naval institute and the military officers association conference on reintegrate severely injured military members into civilian life. speaking is norbert ryan, the president of military officers association of america. >> almighty god, beneath the canopy of your power and grace, we ask your blessing upon this gathering of those who share in the sacrifice and commitment of service to both god and country. may you work well with your and swathing devotion to fill the gap in honor of those who have gone before in pain so great a price for the freedom we fully share. guide them in their actions to empower the resolve to forge ahead on behalf of those who now serve so far away. may your grace sustained them, their families and their mission. on to this end we give thanks and say amen. >> thank you major. please be seated. well, we want to thank all of our sponsors for supporting the defense forum washington today. this year, especially we would like to thank our executive sponsor, u.s. aa, and w

when the naval air station closed in the mid 90's president clinton insisted it would become a bustlingter for innovation. >> east bay has potential to be a magnet for technology for aviation for manufacturing. if we succeed this military access could be transformed into a thriving high tech commercial hub. >>reporter: for a brief moment it was. >> here is one of the electric vehicle charging station that is we put in when we were her. >>reporter: meet john. in 1995 his company cal star moved into hangar 20 and started a business incubator for the electric car. >> there was the runway. about f-14 and f-15 used to land and take off. we used that as test track to test advance vehicle. >>reporter: for 5 years little moving science experiments zip their way around 100 busy engineers. but it didn't last. >> prison of oil even went lower which made it very tough for all the alternative to compete. >>reporter: now covered in rust and broken glass the hank arrest mostly em l ty and charging stations gather cobwe cobweb. >> we knew witness take some time. who thought would it take 20 years. >>re

military academies and helps screen all of those applicant and health send the best candidates to the naval academy's, to the merchant marine academy and the air force academy. he has been the chair of that committee for all the time i have been in congress and i cannot thank you enough for your service. thank you very much. >> we have always been a consumer driven economy and it seems to me the investments we ve made have not been directed at the consumer so much as that big business and so forth. talking about a jobs bill, if it were possible to take that investment and make available to every taxpaying citizen in the united states x amount of dollars, whatever it might be, not in their pockets, is a bandit art lose that amount of money, so that every time they went in and wanted to buy new car, if it is a $17,000 car and they have $20,000, $17,000 comes off the top and if it is spent in america, in business, and whatever money is taken goes directly io the economy, towards american businesses, whether retail stores -- you want a new kitchen, you have the money to do it but you are spendi