it is going to beat a white elephant for the navy and he said no. submanderville ended up being forced a actually against his will to seize it for very large sums, a complicated story that we will have the free market people shaking their heads because he really was a crazy result. but, then the merrimack came steaming out of norfolk harbor, sings of the union ships then of course we all know the monitored came down and union ironclad battles them to a standstill in the standard version as the end of the story but at that point there was only one ship that could handle the merrimack for

, clearly, that's not working." >> logan: so ballard used what he had just learned investigating the navyen a vessel sinks, the wreckage is carried by the current, leaving a trail of debris like a comet. applying that to the "titanic," he decided not to look for the ship itself. instead, he searched for the trail of debris that he estimated stretched over a mile, a much bigger target. ballard also expanded the original search area. and instead of using the sonar to slowly comb every inch of the sea floor as the others had done, he used cameras on a remote-controlled vehicle to hunt visually, spacing his search lines almost a mile apart. >> ballard: so i was able to go through the box real quick, and sure enough, i picked up the trail, and as soon as i picked up the trail, i knew exactly-- go north. and i walked right into the "titanic." >> logan: how could all those experts not have worked that out before you? >> ballard: they were in the box. they were in the "this is the way you do it." >> logan: and you dared go outside the box. >> ballard: i live outside the box; i'm always outside th

whistleblowers, like a national decision directive 221 of 16 april, 1986, which has been declassified, where the navy was not obeying the presidential directive and you have a whistleblower who reports that. >> thank you. do you guys want to approach the whistleblower issue? >> i can offer a general comment. i can't speak to the navy and admiral more broadly. we have in place -- speed used to be general counsel of the navy. yet you can. >> i lost that commission. i was not counsel in 1945. [laughter] >> i think whistleblower protections are important. they are in place in the intelligence community as perhaps bob could address current abutments there. i think one difference is whistleblowing is not licensed to ignore methods. it's not licensed to fail to safeguard classified information. so we have particular procedures in place to ensure that alleged wrongdoing is brought, can be brought to the attention of the authorities through multiple channels. what we need to do in a fashion that does not do violence to state secrets. >> steve said more or less what i would've said on that. >> we are sort of w

veterans day weekend so why not cheer for the navy midshipmen. years ago. on saturday, they had a chance to beat them for the second time in three years. the "uss new york" made of steel from the 9/11 attacks coming into the big apple making a bigger splash there than the mideast in indiana. the middies, the touchdown run as they get the victory, 23-21, their second straight win at notre dame stadium and the first time since 1936 that an unranked navy team beat a ranked notre dame team, the irish now will not get a chance to play in the bcs bowl games. >>> some new yorkers got carried away in the yankees victory parade on friday. some office workers couldn't find confetti so threw important documents out the window. some were shredded, some were not. pay stub, even court documents were later found by the cleanup crew. let's hope none of these belonged to you. hopefully. >>> the fastest growing sport around, watch this. fedor is its biggest star. watch this, sellout crowd of 11,000 watching him down and knock out the previously undefeated brett rog

it will be carried to the navy in 2015. >>> a secret society linked to two former presidents which said to have the skull of a famous indian warrior. geronimo's descendents feel they have proof of a 100-year-old crime. )%)%)%)%)%)%)%)%)%)%)%)%)ñ >>> saying good-bye to victims of the ft. hood shooting. six victims killed in the massacre are laid to rest. >>> police have arrested the mother of a missing 5-year-old girl and a charge of child abuse may be the least shocking of the accusations against her. >>> plus, how much money do you think a perfect cow is worth? this one is the bovine version of best in show and you will not believe how much someone paid for it. >>> hey there, thanks for joining us. this is hln. i'm virginia cha today for natasha curry. >>> president obama is on his way to china right now, the third stop of his tour in asia. earlier today he covered ground covering ground with a new nuclear agreement with russia. they're looking to replace the nuclear treaty that expires next month. president obama said things look good. >> in our first meeting when i traveled to moscow

here's coach with john fine steen talking about this season. >> let's go back to the navy notre dame game. there a lot of people cheering for navy like they went there even though maybe people don't know where it is and you got it done. what was the feeling like when you got on the plane and went home after that game? >> i can't remember. we were definitely on cloud 9 and trying to reflect on what our kids did, how hard they battled. there's so many great moments in that game and so many game changing moments in that game and we were ecstatic and i was so, so excited for our young men. they battled and that was a good notre dame team. >> it's a team that people were saying they were a bcs type team and this was a game they had to have and a case of them overlooking navy. they beat them two years. >> they did overlook them and that was a big mistake. >> you think they did? >> no, i don't think so at all. i think they understood they had -- navy came out and took it to them and kenny went for 4th down twice and picked it up both times because charlie and his coaches are so brilliant, th

it's scheduled for delivery to the navy in 2015. >>> just down the street from capitol hill, you canee how the issue of health care is affecting people. elaine kquijano talked to one taking a risk with her health and a boss trying to help her. >> reporter: this 58-year-old woman never imagine struggling like this. >> i'm working all the time, not making a whole lot of money, and don't have any health insurance. >> reporter: for 39 years, she worked and paid into an employer-sponsored health insurance plan. but the economic downturn suddenly left caldwell without a job and without health insurance. at first, she tried paying for health care herself, but without her employer picking up half the cost, she found insurance out of reach. >> that's a lot to me, $343 a month when you don't have a steady income is like saying $3 thous thous ,000 a month. >> reporter: so caldwell who suffers from diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol is doing without three of the four medications she needs. >> i don't know what my blood pressure is, and i don't want to know. >> reporter: she works

and the navy's football team making a big splash too. about the second straight win in south bend. they were beaten up by the irish, 43 straight years, but no longer their whipping boy. 23-21, they knock off the ranked irish and knock them out of bcs bowl consideration. >>> real ticker tape stopped being used back in the '60s, so some new york citiers threw important documents on to the street below during the yankees' victory parade on friday, not even bothering to pay some of them. pay stubs, documents with sensitive and personal and sensitive information on them were later found on the street. hopefully, none of them belonging to you. you may find out soon the hard way if it was. >>> a scary season in the cal/oregon state game. this is javid best going down. landing on his head and shoulders. he had to be carted off on a stretch. he had movement in all his extremities. cal didn't recover, losing the game big to oregon state. >>> play of the day from the arizona state/usc game. watch the bouncing ball game here. how many players does it

it is going to beat a white elephant for the navy and he said no. manderville ended up being forced a actually against his will to seize it for very large sums, a complicated story that we will have the free market people shaking their heads because he really was a crazy result. but, then the merrimack came steaming out of norfolk harbor, sings of the union ships then of course we all know the monitored came down and union ironclad battles them to a standstill in the standard version as the end of the story but at that point there was only one ship that could handle the merrimack for code had a simple mechanical breakdown of the bin helpless. so secretary of war stanton telegraphed vanderbilt and said can you help, so he rush to washington and met with lincoln himself. lincoln said what can you do? he said i will take my largesse steamship and bring it down so-- he said probably what will happen is they won't risk the merrimack against it. they will bottle it up in court and that is actually what ended up happening so lincoln said how much you going

the carrier is scheduled to delivery to the navy in 2015. >>> iran is creating a new cyberpolice unito crack down on internet crimes. iranian newspapers report the new force will monitor websites, looking for what one official calls fraud, insults, and the spreading of lies. this is seen as an opposition movement against iran. authorities the banned most websites linked to the opposition, but often new sites spring up just within days. iran hasn't said how the cyberpolice will carry out the internet surveillance. >>> it seems a suspected vandal who's been plastering los angeles for months with hundreds of stickers is no juvenile delinquent. he's 73 years old. authorities say the oldest alleged tagger ever busted by l.a.'s sheriff's deputies. they caught him sticky handed when he slapped on "who is john scott" stickers on a subway station. john scott was arrested and charged. >>> a secret society linked two former presidents has long been rumored to have the skull of a warrior. geronimo's accidents now say they have even more proof of a 100-year-old crime. of the ft. hooded shootings.

he is a lieutenant in the united states navy, and a veteran of the first gulf war. and he's also the head of the veterans against america's wars. of which they are getting too many. [applause] >> he will pass among you recruiting right and left. what is happening now that is kind of interesting from within the military, and i began life in a room in the cadet hospital at west point where i was delivered by a future surgeon general of the army, who had not been told about the navels. i did not have the repairs made. surprised should always be offered, or offered anyway. but we are at each area's position in the world. we are not really needed, and it used to be just as an idea that united states was something quite remarkable. and now i wonder, that we've been crowded over. and it was -- there's a photograph of, in this new book that i have published, have nothing but photographs of myself which is highly satisfactory. [laughter] >> and perhaps a bit overdone, you know? as a younger man, i went with a fellow writer, always competitive, and he saw that picture of me w

men because the navy was determined that not only would there not be any weapons incidents but that the propulsion plans to use atomic energy would be safe as well instill to this day. and to bring us back to the present day i will draw from robert hunter's chapter on nuclear terrorism and 1950's films. lung the lines of what this all this down again, hunter tells us about three different movies produced during the eisenhower years that involved plots featuring the smuggling of small nuclear weapons into the united states all of which could be taken from the pages of today's counterterror scenarios horse csi. finally, paul reminds us that under america's 2002 treaty with russia, the united states will possess 6,000 nuclear warheads in 2012, 2200 of them fully armed, a total that would have horrified atomic scientists in 1945. he concludes by telling us that the arts and the humanities mass entertainment in certainly books are critical to our understanding of how much the manhattan project changed america. the atomic bombor there to that understanding and perhaps provided for new gene

it is scheduled for delivery to the navy in 2015. >>> the price of fame can be high, but the price of being infamous even higher. wait until you hear how much bidders were willing to pay for items related to convicted swindler bernie madoff. >>> hello. i'm gerri willis and this is "your bottom line." the show that saves you money. make money right now. we've got a list of ways to help you pump up your income right away. and get out of town without breaking the bank. deals and steals on airfare for you and your family. save some big cash with some small improvements around the house this weekend. the show that saves you money starts right now. >>> the stock market is back up, hitting a 13-month high this week for lots of folks that means a big sigh of relief. as the value of their investments start to build back up. now, whether you stuck it out or jumped ship in the past year, our next guest is to tell you what you need to do to make the most of your investments. ric edelman is the author of "rescue your money." great to see you again. >> you too, gerri, always a pleasure. >> everybod

. >> the navy was waiting to see what was going to happen and now they know. so disciplinary action should come soon. >> i don't get it. this just doesn't seem fair. this woman, the victim, described in detail how she was terrorized. she felt lisa nowak was out to kill her. this is what's wrong with our criminal justice system. this guy -- oh, she looks remorseful to me, therefore i'm going to let her go without any jail time. >> no. there is rhyme and reason to it. ultimately, good deals for defendants are obtained for one of two reasons. either the defendant is a stellar human being. and certainly that could be a factor here. or there's some risk of loss for the prosecution. and the defense lawyer did an excellent job of chipping away at the evidence in this case, challenging the admissibility of statements that lisa nowak made the night that she was initially interrogated. challenging the evidence that was obtained as being illegally confiscated. so -- >> oh, please. we all saw what happened. >> it's exactly those things that create the risk of loss. and han

but few shared as much as bill and i, as an example, justice stevens had a distinguished career in the navy, in a special organization that was involved in cracking codes. now, he was an officer, a naval officer, and distinguished himself, but always as bill said, where somebody served his meal. it took us two years to become sergeants, and we never advanced beyond that. we always lived in fear, and this is what i think reflects itself in his judicial conduct, that some low level military bureaucrat, would order us to a disputed barricade, where we would likely be killed or wounded. an army private, privates like us, learned your new positioning when a sergeant read your name at revelry. our democratly elected government had ordered us into harm's way. we understood it was necessary, we didn't question certainly not now, whether it was appropriate, but we knew government's power and we knew just how great it could be and we feared it and the fear was deep. it lasted throughout our lives. finally, in closing, i would just like to say that rehnquist is not a high brow book. it is a warm and o

no longer serve in the military, they felt somewhat let down that the skills they had learned in the navy or the army or the air force weren't really transferable once they got out. these were skills that were not going to get them a job. one person trained in the medical field who would have to start from scratch after she finished. that is not right. that should be. there ought to be a better way to ease that transition back after you have served. is heartening to me to see that there's some money set aside for veterans as of last week. there was an announcement by president obama, part of that can be evolve to small towns because ellis has a lot of veterans and you can think of imaginative ways to train, retrain these young men men women to be at least able and available for some of the opportunity we have. third thing that can happen at the level of small towns that is in vogue but is a wonderful opportunity for us. we hear a lot about the economy. we hear a lot about sustainable agriculture. these are two things that by their very nature need to be decentralized. you can't have your

. >>> the navy commissioned its newest battle ship. the bow was forged from steel made from the world trade center. secretary of state hillary clinton and david paterson unveiled a memorial. it is al made of steel from the trade center. the firefighter who suggested the idea, using the steel to make the battleship says he got emotional the first time he saw it. >> i was driving through the yard, we were going go to the krissening and it was just -- the hair was up on the back of my head and i was shaking. to actually see that ship and know how much it meant to me and the nation. it is finally some of what we lost returned. it is very, hopefully for the family members and every that lost and the rescue crew douns there sit a healing. finally some of what we lost returns. i hope they all feel the same way. >> scott helped the september 11 rescue efforts. he runs an online tribute to the new battleship. >>> it was a dirty job but a 33-year-old mystery has been solved. >> he said i think i have something that belongs to you and immediately

larry's in the navy and is now home. they have five kids between them and they're glad that he's home. >> hi, robin. i am larry walker johnson's fiancee sharisse and i wanted to send this salute out to my wonderful, loving fiance. i really am very, very grateful for all you have done for your country and for us. we are just so, so proud of you for all of the things you have done for serving your country. you're known as eo-2 johnson. thank you so much. i love you. >> so sweet. if you have somebody in the military we'd be happy to help you salute them, so go to cnn.com/robin. >>> president obama spent two hours debating the strategy in afghanistan yesterday. but he's getting drastically different advice about whether to send more troops. correspondent richard lui, the u.s. envoy to afghanistan is contradicting the commanding general there. so two of the highest positions and they don't agree. >> exactly. eye to eye, here they are not agreeing, as you say. we know general stanley mcchrystal has asked for 40,000 troops. the

the navy ship, the "uss new york" built with steel from the world trade center.t is nearing ground zero this morning. look at the escort that it's getting, how many smaller boats wanted to be a part of this and are kind of leading the way around it. many of the first responders from 9/11 and the families of the victims are at ground zero waiting to see this. we're waiting for a ceremony. it's going to include a 21-gun salute. the ship's going to dock later on today to prepare for saturday's official commissioning. it's going to be an emotional moment. because the ship is sailing toward the city for which it was named and toward the place where so many hearts were broken and lives were changed forever. and it is made from steel from that site. >>> southwest airlines has apologized for kicking a mom and her toddler off a flight. the crew booted them because the boy's screams of go, plane, go, and i want daddy, drowned out the preflight safety announcement. such a nightmare. mom said she was confident he would have behaved on the plane once it took off, but she neve

that the skills they learned while in the navy or the army or the air force or rent really transferrable once they got out. these were skills that were not going to get them a job. there was one person who trained in the medical field and who would have to start from scratch to get a nursing degree after she finished. that's not right. that shouldn't be. there ought to be a better way to ease the transition back after you have served. it's hard and to me to see that there is some money set aside for veterans as of last week i believe there was an announcement by president obama. i think part of that can be devolved to small towns just like a list because ellis has a lot of veterans. and again, you can think of imaginative ways to train, retrain these young men and women to be at least able and available for some of the opportunities we have in the current economy. if third thing that can happen at the level of small towns that i think is invoked but is a wonderful opportunity for us. we hear a lot about the grain economy. we hear a lot about sustainable agriculture. these are two things

he's in the navy, home right now.ds between them and they're all glad that he's home. >> hi, robin. i am larry walker johnson's fiancee, and i just wanted to send this salute out to my wonderful long loving fiance. i really am very, very grateful for all that you have done for your country and fors us. we are just so, so proud of you for all the things that you have done for serving your country. you're known in the military as eo 2 johnson but to us you're daddy, brother, friend and husband. thank you so much. i love you. >> what a beautiful message, sha reese. thank you. if you have somebody in the service, go to cnn.com/robin. >>> president obama spent two hours debating the strategy in afghanistan yesterday, but two of his top advisors can't agree with each other on whether to send more troops. correspondent richard lui, it doesn't sound like he's getting much help on that front. >> it's difficult. on one side you've got the current top commander in afghanistan, stanley mcchrystal. he wants 40,000 more troops and

. >> the navy was waiting to see what was going to happen and now they know. so disciplinary action should come soon. >> i don't get it. this just doesn't seem fair. this woman, the victim, described in detail how she was terrorized. she felt lisa nowak was out to kill her. she doesn't even do -- this is what's wrong with our criminal justice system is that there is no rhyme or reason to it. this guy, this woman is, oh, sh reforceful to me, therefore i'm going to let her go without jailtime. >> there is rhyme and reason to it. ultimately, good deals for defendants are obtained for one of two reasons. either the defendant is a stellar human being, and that could be a factor here, or there's risk of loss for the prosecution. and the defense lawyer did an excellent job of chipping away at the evidence in this case. challenging the admissibility of statements that lisa nowak made the night that she was initially interrogated, challenging the evidence obtained as being illegally confiscated. >> oh, please. we all saw what happened. >> hang on, hang on a second, jane

off the philippines prematurely, without the president' or the navy being aware. when war was declared, roosevelt resigned and his volunteer rough rider unit was made up of people near the dakotas, near his ranch, and people that he knew in new york and harvard classmates. it was a unit of people eager to go fight. he said, "if i don't get them fighting the spaniards, there will be fighting among themselves." he gets them there and truly is a hero. that is one of the reasons he gets the best presidency nomination. -- the vice presidency nomination i am trying to think of more vice-president with military experience. truman, of course, in world war i. but i don't think that hinges on his being elected to the vice presidency serves very briefly as a vice president. -- being elected to the vice presidency and how he serves a very briefly as vice president. it is more relevant to the president. from the war of 1812, almost all of them have service. that is true in the latter half of the 19th century with the civil war. military service, with few exceptions like eisenho

. >>> the navy commissioned its newest battleship today. the bow on the "uss new york" was forged from steel made from the world trade center. just before it was commissioned, secretary of state hillary clinton and new york governor david paterson unveiled a memorial to the heroes of september 11th. the memorial is also made of steel from the trade center. the firefighter who suggested the idea using steel from the twin towers to make the battleship says he got emotional the first time he saw it. >> i was driving through northrop grummond's yard, i was going to the commissioning. the hair was up on the back of my head. i was shaking. just to see that ship and know how much it meant to not only me, but the nation, it's finally some of what we lost returns and it's very, hopefully for the family members of everybody that lost and the rescue crews down there, it's a healing. it's finally some of what we lost returns. i hope they all feel the same way i do. >> scott keion helped the september 11th rescue efforts. he runs the website ussnew york.

for the united states we had three because the air force and navy couldn't agree so we had the air forcew, navy view and the average of the two, meaning the pretense that we knew the soviet answer better than the american answer. my favorite he can is what most of you sensibly have forgotten -- iç hope you have all forgotn it but some of you may have forgotten the hroplong range cr missiles and pershings 2's in europe. we knew because the germans had set the requirement that there had -- germany would take some but there had to be another europe european country that would take some and england was not european enough. what we didn't realize is the italians were easy. we could have gotten the italians -- the italian communist party was in favor of doing it. we didn't know that. the problem is that is an intelligence problem basically of who might have an interest in what you are wanting to do or might have an interest in stopping you. it is a hard çproblem. it is a intelligence problem. to be fair to my original answer it my disdain for big stories, the question was, was it a problem t

force of view, the navy view, an average of the two, meaning our pretense is with the soviet answer better than winning the american was kind of strange. my favorite example which most of you sensibly forgotten, hope you all have forgotten -- some of you may also have forgotten the long-range cruise missiles and pershing ii's in europe. we know because the germans said the requirement that there had to date -- germany would take some but i had to be another european country that would take some, and england didn't count. england was not european enough. what we really -- did realize was the italians were easy. the italian communist party was in favor of doing it. we did not know that. that is an intelligence problem basically of a whole might have an interest in what you were wanting to do, or who might have an interest in stopping it. to be fair to my original answer, my disdain for big stories, the question was, was a problem that we did not have a new master script for each administration? there -- that is very different than saying, given a specific problem you have a properly o

navy career. in fact, i'm sure it's going to affect your career in the united states navy and fair lly certai it's going to affect your retirement in the united states navy. but you brought this on yourself. and i don't have any sympathy for you in that respect. there's going to be $348 in court costs, $151 lien. is there a cost of prosecution? >> what about the anger management class, your honor? >> she's already gone through a year and a half of counseling. >> we'd still like something to say that it meets the requirement of our anger management in florida. >> i don't think there is a requirement of anyway. i want you to do an eight-hour anger management class also. that's standard. >> no contact with mr. oefelein? >> is there any reason she needs to contact mr. oefelein? >> no. >> he's not a defendant in this case. >> judge -- >> or a victim -- >> no contact whatsoever with mr. oefelein either. do you understand? >> i understand. >> judge, i think we've honored this -- while she's been on release -- >> boy, this has got to sting for colleen shipman who gave a very tearful testimony just a short

"the maersk alabama" was hijacked when took captain richard phillips for five days before navy sharpshooters freed him. the maritime bureau says 2 nie9 hijackings this year. 111 attacks last year. >>> president obama is in south carolina on the last stop of his asian tour. he's scheduled to meet with that country's president tomorrow. the two will discuss a free trade agreement and north korea's nuclear program. yesterday he met with the prem eerp hu jintao. president obama also took time to walk along a section of china's great wall. he called that experience, magical. now in between state dinners, closed-door meetings, the sight-seeing, president obama had a rare reunion with his half-brother in china. mark obama, he's been living in southern china for the past seven years and he maid lines recently because in his new book he claims their father physically abused him. he wouldn't say if that subject came up though when they met briefly at the president's hotel. >> we just had a big hug. and my wife and he had a big, big hug and it was very, very powerful. very, very intense because he's my

in april, pirates took captain richard phillips hostage five days before the navy freed him. these hijackings are increasing. 29 successful hijackings this year and 114 attempted attacks. just 111 attacks last year at this moment we have now surpassed the number of attacks from 2008, and we're not even at the end of the year. >>> hearing from police about the death of 5-year-old shaniya davis live. new details and a new 911 call are shedding some light on what happened to her. her body found off a road in north carolina positively identified. her mother is accused of prostituting the girl and we now have antoinette davis' 911 call to police. take a listen -- >> all right. authorities now say since shaniya's body has been i.d.'d, more charges are on the way. another suspect, mario mcneill harks been charged with kidnapping and, of course, we'll continue to watch this briefing that's ongoing right now coming from wtvd. we're listening in and when we have more details we'll have it for you right here in the coming hour. >>> president obama left china this morning for south korea.

british taking of american sailors, our sailors off of american ships and impressing them into the british navy. that became the crucial issue that led to war, it becomes a crucial issue because you can't have a british sailor from an american sailor. and that aggravated the whole problem. americans now have an opportunity to realize an ideal world, but the broad minded and tolerant levels of the lightman to practice, to become a homogeneous compassionate and cosmopolitan people. to create the kind of free, society and be a lustrous culture that people since the ancient greeks and romans had only yearned for. but i think in the end, little worked out as these founders as we call them, expected. the society became much more democratic, much more populist than anyone had expected. so in a generation's time, these americans experienced greater transformation as we've ever had had, i think. now we have a certain age remember over the last 50 years, from 1960, early 1960 until today have undergone a tremendous cultural transformation that anybody who's old enough to remember what it was like that be

the navy was waiting to see what will happen and now they know. inary action should come soon. >> i don't get it darren kavinoky. this just doesn't seem fair. this wrj the victim described i terrorized. she felt lisa nowak was out to kill her. this is what's wrong with our criminal justice system is there's no rhyme or reason to it. it's arbitrary and capricious. this guy is -- this woman is -- oh, she looks remorseful to me, therefore i'm going to let her go without any jail time. >> no, there is rhyme and reason to it. ultimately, good deals for defendants are obtained for one of two reasons. either the defendant is a stellar human being. and certainly that could be a factor here. or there's some risk of loss for the prosecution. and the defense lawyer did an excellent job of chipping away at the evidence in this case, challenging the admissibility of statements that lisa nowak made the night that she was initially interrogated. challenging the evidence that was obtained as being illegally confiscated. so -- >> oh, please. >> it's exactly those t

these three youngsters, 20, 21, 22, will go to the third, kyrstin gemar, she's the one who is in the navy blue. a third baseman. there she is. collected a batting average of .475 last season. she batted in 38 runs and hit ten home runs in 38 games played. i want to bring in psychologist. look at these beautiful, happy faces. i think we're all in shock that we started this show tonight talking about the fact that they were missing, hoping that they would be found. perhaps they forgot to call. perhaps there was some misunderstanding. and now we're talking about these three young women dead. >> just the shock of hearing their ages and that they're athletes is absolutely terrible. and as viewers, i think the amount of pain that we're thinking about their parents being in right now is tremendous. as a psychologist, what i'm thinking about, as far as the accident or what would have seemed to have happened is the panic that they must have felt must have really been disorienting because of the dark and being in the water. so you have three girls that are athletic like that and young, just barely

. >> larry: the navy had this property at one time. jim hatfield was the head coach here. jim had the opportunity to go out with people in the community here in st. thomas to raise the money and they really did a terrific job of putting together not only a great facility to play in but offices and they really made it something that they have a lot of pride in. the university of the virgin islands is a division three program. they do compete. it's a long way to come to play a basketball game, though. >> dan: when you're done with practice, you're done with your games, it may be the best place in the country to come to. >> larry: this is my sixth year in a row to come here for this tournament. i will tell you, to the coaches and the players, they all have great respect for what they've been able to accomplish here. this is a great vacation spot and a destination spot for the big ships that come in here and a lot of people like to come over and vacation. they've really built a -- a really good tournament for a lot of people to come in here and enjoy. >> dan: from a coach's pe

my fiancee was a captain in the navy. we are allowing this country to look like fools. it has got to stop. military men are trying their best, they need to be protected, we need more troops, and every time there is a news report saying that we are going to make a decision, he is taking too long to make this decision. host: we will have to leave it there. thank you, diane. front page of "the washington post" talks about what is leading up to the speech. "9000 marines beginning final preparations to deploy in southern afghanistan. the marines will be followed by 1000 u.s. army trainers to train the afghan army and police force. the new forces will not start moving until the president lines of both strategies at west point on tuesday. the editors of "the washington post weigh in this morning -- washington post" way in this morning. "if he is going forward to stabilize the country, mr. obama needs to make the case strongly. americans and afghans wonder if the president believes in the war. among his challenges tuesday, putting those doubts to rest. phoenix, your next. calle

gates has appointed former heads of the army and navy to conduct the effort. it may take about 45 days. during question, the secretary refused to characterize the attack as an act of terrorism. he simply said, quote, i'm not going there. hasan apparently had a bumpy start to his medical career. national public radio got a copy of a memo reportedly written by his supervisor at walter reed army medical center in 2007. it says hasan demonstrated a pattern of poor judgment and was counseled for inappropriately discussing religious topics with patients. >> put his islamic obsession aside, put aside hasan's apparently extremist islamic views. what this memo is saying, it's right there in the army's official's credentials file, saying this psychiatrist could be a danger to his patients. yet he kept getting promoted. as we all know, he was sent to ft. hood to treat some of the most vulnerable soldiers in the army. >> cnn cannot verify the authenticity of the memo or reach the supervisor who signed it. hasan's supervisor at ft. hood said hasan's past evaluations didn't

last week the "uss new york," made of steel salvaged from the world trade center attack on 9/11, yesterday in indiana, navy'sootball team making a splash, how about the second straight win in south bend? they were beaten up by the irish 43 sfrait years. 23-21 they knock off the ranked irish and out of bcs bowl consideration. >>> real ticker-tape stopped being used in the '60s, how do you make do? some new yorkers threw important documents on to the street during the yankees victory parade, not even bothering to shred some of them. pay stubs, documents are sensitive and personal financial information on them were later found on the street. hopefully none belonging to you. you know what? you may find out soon, the hard way, if it was. a very scary scene in the cal/oregon state. he gets knockeded off balance, landing on his head and shoulders, he to be carted on a stretch he. it's a concussion. he had movement in all of his extremities. what a frightening seen. cal recovered, losed the game big to oregon state. >>> the play of the day from the arizona state-you sc game. watch the bouncing ball here. how many pl

the highest monthly toll since the war began eight years ago. >>> a new navy assault ship built with steel from the world trade center is in new york city. the "uss new york" stopped near ground zero today where many first responders and families of september 11th victims held a ceremony that included a 21 gun salute. the bow of the $1 billion ship contained 7.5 tons of steel from the fallen towers. the ship will be officially commissioned saturday. >>> investigators in florida's panhandle need your help. they're looking for a 7-month-old girl who disappeared and may be in danger. the washington county sheriff's office says shannon lea dedrick, there she is there, vanished from her home saturday and a state-wide alert issued yesterday. her parents reported her missing. the sheriff says right now nothing indicates she was abducted, but also said this, "she didn't crawl or walk away." she's two feet tall, weighs 11 pounds, has brown hair and blue eyes. they're looking for this baby. >>> seattle police have not identifies a suspect or victim in the drive-by shooting that left a veteran o

i worked directly for the secretary of the navy at one point. was a combat engineer officer, as i said. with that came deployment to iraq as well as deployment to iraq as a u.s. department of defense civilian who was with a state department team that was imbedded with a u.s. army division. host: you resigned from your station on september 10678 was that significant? guest: no. that was actually just the way the timing worked out. if there is one thing that pushed me over the edge with the resignation it was the afghan elections. those were august 20. so after a week and a half, two weeks of watching those events unfold, i spoke to my boss beginning september, said i'm really thinking of resigning. i've reached the point in my conscious where i can't participate in this mission any longer. so i turned out by the time i got down to see my boss in canada -- kandahar, it was september 11. host: as always, we welcome your phone calls and e-mails. you can log on to twitter.com /c-spanwj. the democrats line, good morning. caller: good morning. i have a

the harbor and holding them ransom. what a division. these guys were very nice, good cabdrivers. they are now 20 navies in the indian ocean, the arabian sea, the persian gulf area trying to protect ships going through the area. and often failing. piracy has become a major source of income for people in somalia. it doesn't exist as a country. this is a free enterprise system. just a year ago i was reading an article in newsweek magazine, a long feature article, three or four pages. at an end of the first paragraph, something jumped off the page that said business as usual was beginning to read like the end of the world. it struck me not because it was a new revelation for me but because it was a mainstream news magazine saying this. business as usual is no longer an option, no longer a viable option. we have got to change quickly and the key changes needed, plan b has four component, stabilizing climate, eradicating poverty, stabilizing population and restoring the economy's natural support system the progress land and fisheries and so forth. we don't really have any choice if we want to sustain civiliz

the case. >>> let's stop and remember, navy petty officer, michael monsoor, killed iraq. awarded the medal of honor, a na navy s.e.a.l. leaves le hind grieving parents, brothers and a sister. michael monsoor, american hero. thanks to our guests. thanks to you for being with us. i'll see you tomorrow night. until then, good night, friend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight on"the joy behar show." sex addicts. why some people can't get enough. dr. drew pinsky puts us on the couch for counseling. >>> from compulsive eating to other problems, stars battle their bad habits. >>> did maine voters leave gay marriage standing at the altar? >>> tonight on "the joy behar show." sex, sex, sex, can too much of a good thing be bad thing? when it comes to an addiction, yes. dr. drew pinsky will be joining me along with two sex addict. >>> then, there was an election last night. republicans are deleer krous about some victories. are they celebrating too soon? sex and politics. >>> nicholas cage, shop skrn aholic. did he land in the poor house? all this and more, tonight. >>

president obama is deciding whether to send up to 40,000 more troops to afghanistan at the moment. >>> navy investigators have written a scorching criticism of the crew of the u.s. submarine that crashed into another submarine in the gulf. the submarine tolerated sleeping, slouching and a radio room rigged with music speakers. they smashed into the new orleans on october 20, but damage exceeded 1 milli$1 milli. >>> donations have been coming in for turkeys, but the amount has dropped this year. but big mama says she still has the faith. >> we still need quite a few turkeys. >> i need turkeys, jerry, right now. and i will be up for the next two days, no sleep. come any time. >> i love that woman. she just wants to make it happen. help her if you can. big mama right there. go to cnn.com/robin. scroll down to our important web sites section if you can help her with those 20,000 turkeys. >> god bless her. >>> the soccer player who was caught on tape. she says she does not recognize herself on that tape. she doesn't normally wear red, i don't know, what's the deal? >> she is an all-conference ac

topping the news, first, back in new york right now, this navy ship built with steel from the world trade center is in new york city. it is the "uss new york" and it was near ground zero where a lot of the first responders, the families of 9/11 victims held a ceremony. part of that was a 21-gun salute. just this morning, a father who lost his son in the 9/11 attacks talked about how important this moment is. >> what better way for our young men and women that are going to be on the uss new york to feel that spirit of our country than to have this ship have that steel in the bow and represent not the bad, the good of our country. >> this ship will be officially commissioned saturday. >>> and new this morning. what a pain in san francisco. that bay bridge may, fingers crossed, reopen later today. a state transportation spokesman says the final inspections are under way on all those repairs. >> it is our priority. clearly, we have taken our time with implementing this. all along we've had great participation from the third-party reviewers. we believe we're nearing completion on the repair. w

. >>> it is going to be an emotional morning for families of the 9/11 attack victims. in two hours, a navy ship built with steel from the world trade center will stop near ground zero. a ceremony for the u.s.s. new york will include a 21-gun salute. the ship will dock later today to prepare for saturday's official commissioning. >>> there's no hope, coast guard says, of rescuing nine people. their ghost guard and marine helicopter collided thursday night. authorities gave up the search and rescue mission after 30 hours with no sign of survivors. >> we looked at the time that was involved. we looked at the nature of the collision itself. we exhaustively searched the area where we would have found them if there was anybody who could have survived it. you look at the cold water exposure models as far as the time goes and when you put all those pieces together, we no longer believe there's any chance that somebody could still be alive. >> sad to hear. the coast guard will have a memorial for the victims on friday. >>> the u.n. wants $39 billion to fight the number one killer of children, pneum

i worked directly for the secretary and navy at one point. s a combat engineer officer as i said and with that came the dehoiment to iraq. as well as a deployment as a u.s. department of defense civilian who was with a state department team that was imbedded with -- with a u.s. army division and to quit iraq. >> you resigned from the position in the state department on september 10th. was that significant? >> no. that was actually just, the way the timing worked out. and if there's one thing that pushed me over the edge, it was the resignation, it was the afghan elections, so after a week and a half, and that was august 20th, after a week and a half and two weeks of watching those events unfold, i spoke to my boss, beginning of september and said, i am really thinking of resigning, and i am at a point where i can't par take in this any longer. so it just turned out by the time i got to see my boss, and by the time i wrote the letter it was september 10th, so that the timing in september 11th was buyer i -- entirely a coincidence. >> as always,

janet napolitano joins the coast guard commander at the coast guard world war i memorial. later this afternoon retired navy will speak at the annual women's ceremony. rescuers had to be called in to free a kitty cat in a sticky situation. she had somehow managed to get her head stuck in a drain pipe. the kids who found her tried their best to get her out. >> he was really, really hurt and we had to pour oil on it to try to get it out but it couldn't really get out. >> well, animal control officers gave it a try and they did get the kitty cat out. they say it was not hurt. >>> michael vick gets a win in court. larry smith is here to tell you about that. now what was this issue over? >> this was over bonus money the falcons paid him before the dogfighting charges. now a judge had already ruled vick could keep the more than $60 million paid but now an appellate -- an appeals judge has bagged that decision much to the chagrin of the nfl and the falcons. the ruling says vick could earn the money before his conviction on charges in 2007. an nfl spokesman says the decision will likely change the way the league wr

the story of your book, because what he said was no soviet government. stone is not like us. is not just a good buddy. they come out of an empire. they are not necessarily our friend. navy containment is the only answer. and that i would say confirms some of the things that were being suggested by the books you described. >> guest: yes. i mean, other heroes of mine that get mentioned are the great french anti-communist intellectual. he characterized the cold war as a situation, quote, in which peace is impossible but war is an probable. not many people willing to believe that war was improbable. so one of the great shticks of the international congress movement was the so-called peace campaign. also, david allen, the menshevik author who during this period wrote a very impressive academic book about slave labor and forced labor and russia. and who was kravchenko's chief contact both with the fbi and with "the new york times." he has a wonderful phrase somewhere. he says that international affairs have to be conducted according to conventional truths and conventionalized. but he's not going to lie and the great conventional lie that he was trying to expose is that the ru

and this is what he said, i'm an american muslim, served in the u.s. navy, i am very disturbed by the incident in texas. i always put my country first and then the religion. it's a shame for the whole muslim community and i can't explain how ashamed i feel personally. until these people can't put their -- until these people can't put their country above their muslim faith, they shouldn't be allowed to serve in the military. when a person in the military puts on the uniform and takes the oath, they become the one and only part of the american military. and barry says this, this is a jerk who wanted the army to pay for his medical school and residency but chickened out of his agreement talking about the alleged shooter he went to medical school and that the army paid for it and he was supposed to be deployed. now he convinces himself that his cowardice is religion. she says this is time to think about peace not prejudice. think with an open and compassionate mind. thank you so much for speaking your hearts and minds today. we appreciate it. and again, two dea

the case. >>> let's stop and remember, navy petty officer, michael monsoor, killed iraq. awarded the medal of honor, a navy s.e.a.l. leaves behind grieving parents, brothers and a sister. michael monsoor, american hero. thanks to our guests. thanks to you for being with us. i'll see you tomorrow night. until then, good night, friend. >>> america's sweetheart in a nasty fight with a porn star. who used to be married to her husband over a five year old child. and tonight the claims that josh dumel cheated on her with a stripper. that is your show biz tonight news break. right here on hln.