that was before the navy came in there and after the navy came in there. a lot of fishing was close to 1,000 fishing boat was grounded and it was part of our job to put them in the water again. so heavy lift cranes are absolutely mandatory to have a safe place to move them and to start working. and because as i mentioned to you before, the ships cannot be, get into the port directly, so we make, we pier side two ships floating and all transfer of the cargo was through (inaudible) as you can see we deliver that assistance to different coastal communities. we use the marines to do that so no problem. as you see in the photograph below, you can see that the only way to get it in there was with rubber boats, not any more with the lft's that you used to or we used to get into. so we act, we are participating very active for 23 days, 18 of that at sea with these numbers. and that was what we did. in terms of lessons learned, as admiral nathan said, no one is prepared for an event of such magnitude, so you have to take many things in account but with a guitar in

the navy get in there just about at the top of the trees. that's what we found. the cost was close to 30 billion u.s. dollars. how we organize, well, we have something similar that you have. we have the national emergency office under the internal affair minister and they have offices in the different counties, in the different places in chile this emergency office request aid directly to the joint chief of staff and joint chief of staff to the army, navy or air force and then we move the pieces to put the aid where they need it. the scenario, the beginning when we face this was the same thing we are talking about in this seminar. the necessity was access because everything was, the delivery was absolutely hampered because of the roads so we have to clean it. water, food, electricity and communications. another need at that time to do that is field hospital generators, housing, sat coms, purifying water systems and mobile bridges. so the force was at the beginning just to distribute the aid and at the end start doing law enforcement when the government declared c

topic as far as the command control because what we have here in the marine corps is similar to the navy. we have the installation, the regional installation command and also partners with the operational foresite. we allow the operational foresight, we maintain those but then we coordinate, cooperate, with the operational foresight once the call comes in for support. so we're able to do that obviously through memorandum of understandings and we have agreements and our wing operating orders allow for the fact the operational control, at least under operational response, maintains with the operators. the third aircraft wing maintains operational control but we send our operatives out to be controlled by the civic sight. we're comfortable with that and that's matured a lot in the last couple years. >> talked a lot about command and control and agreements and moving resources. one other question that came up yesterday we were discussing yesterday is how do communications occur specifically with regard to when we start talking about air ops and moving air resources around, how do we ensure t

so after post-cedar fire, we recognized the navy had assets and the marine had assetness region that we should capitalize on, so i was tasked by my chief to organize a local letter of agreement so that we could, with the objective, essentially, was to streamline access to dods assets in rapid fashion and by rapid i mean within hours. if we're dealing with the level of incident that i just described, the cedar fire was essentially over in 12 hours. it started about 5:00 that night, it actually took off and started running at 11:00 at night, by 9:00 that morning it was at the gates of marine corps station miramar and it was essentially stopped. dska is an excellent tool but we needed to go a rapid route, which is ir we'll talk about training later, but that's a big component. and the colonel hit on a good part about we use persistent forecasting and weather forecasting to look at when we have these fire weather red flag warning stand in the wind events. i start reaching out to my counterparts with third fleet and lieutenant colonel demigan giving them a heads up. we (inaudible) navy an

he heads the baur row of medicine for the navy. i lacked at his bay oh in the program, educated in georgia and he's had a great career in the navy commanding several hospitals, winning several awards and his most recent command was as the commander of walter reed, and i was so glad that he was here to hear the panel that we had with our medical peer to peer exercise. and he's going to talk to us now about navy medicine. with that, please help me welcome vice admiral matthew nathan. (applause). >> thank you, general, very much. well, it's a pleasure here and i'm honored to be able to speak in front of such a distinguished audience. secretary schultz, mrs. schultz, pleasure it see you and you lend tremendous gaffe tas to this program. general spees, distinguished flag officers, general officers and mostly everybody here who is in the readiness business, i am honored to be speaking to a group of people and that would include i think everybody in this hanger deck who is part of that cadre of individuals who when bad things happen and ev

on the installation side which we coordinate with cal fire and the navy we have annual exercise and we hit that every springtime prior to the fire season. i think what's also, it's important to remember that although it was stressed, the military members are members of the community as well so let's not forget that as far as active duty. although we're transient in nature, sometimes we're in deployment, many of us are home owners and we live in that community. we are part of that community as well. just like the guard, we have an interest in protecting our friends and neighbors. sustainment is, it's important to us and we'll maintain it especially on the region side. we're able to have these long-standing relationships while the operating force side goes forward and supports the on-going efforts, we are able to stay back here and sustain those relationships. >> just to follow on that, the navy squadrons that provide fire fighting capability are a combination of active and reserve components. one benefit of reserve components is more longevity is pilots in the squadrons. you may have pe

the gritty new video from the us navy warning what can happen if you abuse a dangerous new drug. >>> and mystery man found. an old photo of princess diana with a man in the picture, labelled not to be published. we tracked down the man who had everybody talking. >> good evening on this friday night. as we come on the air, information is still pouring in about what happened to a passenger flight out of minneapolis today. a pilot was arrested after failing a breathalyzer test. suspected of drinking. what made the authorities suspicious? here's abc's lisa stark with the story. >> reporter: it was early morning, the first flight of the day, when the pilot passed through the security checkpoint. as he was waiting for a nearby elevator, a tsa agent and other officers just happened to walk by and just happened to smell alcohol. as the pilot headed in the cockpit of his american eagle regional jet the worried officers notified airport police. they caught up with the 48-year-old captain kolbjorn kristiansen after he finished pre-flight checks. it was before 6 a.m. just before 53 passengers wou

and we had absolutely first-class leadership in the navy. you will hear later today from admiral gary some examples of just how impressive that leadership is. the operational readiness of the fleet was a result, first of all, of having bases all around the world. but secondly because the strong program of exercise we conducted. the exercises were not only conducted on military scenarios, but we had an extensive set of exercises involved in humanitarian response. during the time i was secretary, we had a disaster response very similar to the one they're doing here in san francisco today. we bought naval forces from the united states, from russia and japan all to honolulu where we had simulated a tsunami disaster. and these three great nations brought their fleets to honolulu exercising how to respond and alleviate that disaster. well, that was then. how about now? last year the united states released a new security strategy. most of you probably have not even heard of that, but i have to tell you this was a big deal. it was one of the fifth am

and why the u.s. navy is sounding the warning. [ female announcer ] today, jason is here to volunteer to help those in need. when a twinge of back pain surprises him. morning starts in high spirits, but there's a growing pain in his lower back. as lines grow longer, his pain continues to linger. but after a long day of helping others, he gets some helpful advice. just two aleve have the strength to keep back pain away all day. today, jason chose aleve. just two pills for all day pain relief. try aleve d for strong, all day long sinus and headache relief. then i read an article about a study that looked at the long term health benefits of taking multivitamins. they used centrum silver for the study... so i guess my wife was right. [ male announcer ] centrum. always your most complete. can be the worst part. my medicine alone doesn't always give me all the congestion relief i need to sleep. [ female announcer ] adding breathe right nasal strips can make all the difference. it's proven to instantly relieve co

the killing of trayvon martin. we'll look at why next. >> a u.s. navy vessel remains stuck aground weeks after it hit a reef in the philippines. the navy said they will take drastic action. why they say the ship can't be saved, straight ahead. we'll be back. [ mom ] dear chex cereal, i just had to write. you can't imagine how long i've been searching for something like this for my family. i'm amazed you make so many great flavors that are gluten free. my guys are crazy for chocolate chex and honey nut chex. for me, it's cinnamon. it means a lot to be able to give them something that's good for them, that also puts smiles on their faces. 'cause i really love those smiles. we're the harris family. and we love chex. [ male announcer ] love chex? connect with us on facebook. i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? [ male announcer ] progresso. you

i'm working with the navy on a helicopter that could be called in by somebody on distress. om the smart phone it finds you and lands and can do an emergency evacuation. no human pilot involved. >> jon: can you do that with taxis? >> i think going is on that. >> jon: can you take around a couple minutes? >> sure. >> jon: we'll talk a little bit more. you can watch nova's rise of the drones on pbs this week. you can catch it on the nova web site. ng

it's a camp modelled after the training of america's most elite troops, the navy seals team 6. ll weir with an encore presentation. >> let's go. >> reporter: some guys golf. some guys fish. some guys lay on the beach and drink. but these guys are spending their vacation at almost $2,000 a week doing sit-ups until they're ready to puke. they're eating mud while being sprayed with pellet guns. setting their sleep-deprived shoulders on fire with 500-pound logs. and jumping out of the occasional helicopter into a freezing river, all while being insulted with real salient profanity. >> in a microsecond if you're [ bleep ] up, i'll make sure i correct that. >> reporter: welcome to the extreme seal experience, the closest most mortals wil ever get to tasting the pain and glory of buds. that's basic underwater demolition school, the navy's six-month meat grinder where 80% of the men who enter fail. but sniper besik and don shipley will sell you a sample. how authentic is this experience to life as a seal? is it a little taste? >> it's a little taste. it's education. you want to be a pro

that was a fantastic piece of work by the navy. it turned around the attitudes of niche a toward the united states. it was a the kind of building block we look for in an economic and security commons. just as when we in san francisco see not only what the military can bring to the party and help us with, not only how we can interact with the military, but also we say to ourselves, it's also up to us to do everything we can for ourselves. we're not kind of an outfit, it's easier for them to collaborate with us. so, all of these things are important to us as we have these exercises. so, i say this is a very worthwhile enterprise that will keep going. i tip my hat to my friend mike who really has been leading us in these efforts. and now i say as also the slogan, i guess you call it this morning, maybe it's what the navy says. i think it's a very good phrase. a global force for good. that's what we've been practicing, a global force for good. thank you. (applause) >> thank you, sir. thank you. thank you very much, sir. (applause) >> an

captain mike napolitano is serving with the navy's expedition training group. while deployed in 2004, he spearheaded maritime patrol relief efforts toing the 2004 indian ocean tsunami, as well as numerous theater cooperation efforts throughout the pacific and in 2009 captain napolitano reported as commanding officer of the expeditionary training group. this is a fabulous panel and i know you're going to appreciate what they have to say. rear admiral, i think you'll start. >> first of all on behalf of the chilean navy i would like to thank so much to san francisco fleet week, particularly to admiral gary roughhead for being invited to participate in this senior seminar. it's a privilege for me to be here and to share with you the experience that we had just during and after the earthquake that we had in chile in february 27, 2010. most of the lessons learned that i'm going to show here to you is part of your concern and i'm very glad you are taking that in account so i think you are absolutely in the right path. anyway, it's a massive event that you always have t

the navy teaching through what appears to be a horror movi >>> authorities identified the photographer. they say a car hit 29-year-old christopher guerra when he crossed the street to get to his own vehicle. though bieber wasn't there, he expressed his condolences and said he hopes this accident will inspire new legislation protecting. >>> a bomb scare after an employee finds three hand grenades. the bomb squad discovered that the grenades were harmless. "the orlando sentinel" found them in an employee parking lot. they're tries to figure out how they got to the property. >>> this is the answer to one of those whatever happened to questions. you may remember wally brock ner who spent years here as a broadcaster. they turned their lives in a whole new direction a few years ago. now they're runs a restaurant in nyannic in a small found. jason shows us what the former sports caster is serving up. >> reporter: dawn and wally are on a mission. >> local, local, local. >> there's so much. >> at their restaurant la belle aurore, they're plating up the best. >> gorgeous produce. clean eggs, the

so he became an intelligence officer, and the navy kept promoting him despite the black mark on his record but navy officials say he was selected for admiral because his performance as an intelligence officer made up for that one terrible mistake early in his career. after the promotion became public, ross received this letter from dorsey. "i was unaware you suffered from any lingering injuries. i am truly sorry for the incident and even sorrier for its impact on you." why do you think the letter came, what, 25 years after the fact? >> probably because he was nominated for admiral. >> reporter: ross complained to members of congress, who have the power to block dorsey's promotion. you can't forgive him? >> that's a hard question. uhm....... i'll do it right now. i forgive him, you know, because if i don't forgive him, i'll carry him with me for the rest of my life. and he's not worth that. >> reporter: two pilots whose flight paths crossed so disastrously 25 years ago, only this time it's ross trying to shoot dorsey down. david martin, cbs news, milton, georgia. >> and that's the "cbs even

shomari stone live at the navy yard metro staegs tion to tell what went wrong. shomari stone? >> reporter: doreen, tonight we learned an emergency responder turned off power on the wrong section of tracks from anacostia to the navy yard station. people were upset. they walked to shuttle bus as the cross the street which add to their frustration. >> that is a shuttle bus. i don't know when they're getting here. >> reporter: a crowd of confusion. spilling on to m street by navy yard metro station in southeast d.c. during the evening rush hour. richard blinker is stunned. >> craziness. utter chaos, really i's been like this since the minute we got on the subway. >> reporter: trouble started at 5:00 when it started smoking. an emergency responder, powered down a section of the track with two trains in the tunnel between anacostia station and the navy yard station. >> he actually took down power on both side which was unexpected to us. and in doing that -- there were two trains out, between navy yard and anacostia, that lost power. >> nearly 2,000 passengers sat in the dark for more

marine corps, 20 members from the u.s. navy, 10 members the u.s. coast guard, where we will then partner with them and cross train them and use our techniques, reaching technical rescue and high and low rescue being demonstrated in display. we will also be having some of our u.s. navy personnel on ride-alongs with members on our ambulances, fire engines and trucks to continue with our cross training. so, it gives me great pride to be here to continue to serve as the fire chief, to welcome the military, and to say thank you to all of you. here's to an enjoyable fun-filled busy weekend. all the best, and thank you for your service. (applause) >> i wanted chief to tell you about that training. we first did it in 2010, search and rescue which we knew was a problem in haiti in the earth wake in the recovery. and like they say in san francisco, the fire department, we know how to do it, but when the big earthquake hits, we're all going to be victims and we want to make sure that anybody that potentially could come in to help dig us out knows how to do it

i was in the navy. i wanted heart and soul to go to satisfy. >> reporter: the captain enlisted in the navy and wanted to go to vietnam. wasn't allowed. had to leave aircraft carriers at night. >> ridiculous, especially when the dallas cowboy cheerleaders are allowed to stay overnight. women for the past 10 years in iraq and afghanistan have been in ground combat. >> whoa. >> reporter: this was an explosion like that one that gave sergeant hunt her shrapnel wounds and burns. 130 american military women have been killed and 800 injured in iraq and afghanistan. the new policy opens 200,000 jobs to women from which they are currently excluded. physical standards will continue to apply and they have to carry a backpack that weighs 63 pounds. sometimes it weighs 100 pounds. but manning says the decision is a recognition. >> if what you have done has been good, it's helped the country, let's make it official. let's open it all to you. you've already proved you can do it. >> reporter: defense secretary is expect

>> plus a warning from the navy. why the military is taking on a dangerous drug. >> next, who is planning to pay a special visit today with the devast (woman) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful ♪ undeniable (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because everyone deserves a lifetime. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information and receive a free 3-day bracelet today. ♪ building up from deep inside it was 3 days of pure joy. susan g. komen's investments in early detection and treatment have helped reduce breast cancer mortality in the u.s. by 33% since 1990. help us continue serving the millions of women and men with breast cancer who still need us every day. register for the 3-day now. (woman) it's just been an amazing, amazing journey. i love these people. ♪

i was in the navy. i wanted heart and soul to go to sea. >> reporter: captain lori manning enlisted in the navy and asked to go to vietnam in 1969, wasn't allowed, had to leave aircraft carriers at night. >> ridiculous. particularly when the dallas cowboy cheerleaders are allowed to stay overnight because they're not in the navy. women for the past ten years have in fact been in ground combat. >> reporter: it was an explosion like that one that gave sergeant hunt her shrapnel wounds and burns. 130 military men and women have been killed and 800 injured in iraq and afghanistan. the new policy opens 200,000 jobs to women from which they are currently excluded. physical standards will continue to apply and infantrymen for example carries a backpack that weighs 63 pounds. sometimes it weighs a hundred pounds. but manning says the decision is a recognition. >> yes, what you've done has been good. it's helped the country. let's make it official. let's open it all to you. i've already proved you can do it. >>

we will see what happens in the navy. tattoos growing in popularity and social exceptions. al reasons for the national ink epidemic? dr. ludwig joins us to reveal astonishing facts about him and graffiti. next. lou: reports of the faa will review the power system of the boeing 787 streamliner confirming it will hold a briefing tomorrow. suffering three mechanical failures three-- this week. the faa will announce the review. production will be part of the evaluation. the faa has decided to open in a special review of the reminder. turn into a new epidemic, a tattoo taking over the bodies of celebrities and athletes and young people. an estimated 45 million americans have tattoos from the fda. the number is rising. here to give us of cents behind the epidemic psychotherapist dr. of ludwig. as he began, i am astonished. 25 percent of americans have tattoos? >> it is an old art form that not a subculture in any more. it is more of a fashion statement to personally brief and oneself. it does not look as strange to people so they're more inclined to get it and not think twice. lou

the u.s. navylans to take apart a ship that ran aground on a coral reef off the philippines this month. the uss guard yawn mine sweeper is stranded in a marine park that's recognized as a world heritage site in the sulu sea. the navy planned to lift the ship off the reef but now says it's a complete loss and is trying -- that trying to move it now would do too much damage to the coral. it's expected to take more than a month to dismantle that ship. >>> two, one -- >> that's a look at nasa's new communications satellite being launched into space last night. it will be used to communicate with the astronauts living on the international space station. it will also be able to transfer images from the hubble space telescope. this is nasa's 11th time sending a tracking and data relay satellite into space. the first was launched in 1983. >>> lawyers for the florida neighborhood watch volunteer charged with killing trayvon martin say their client is broke and needs donations. george zimmerman claims he act

the difference now, women can be in the elite special operations unit like the navy seals. >> the burden used to be that we would say why should a woman serve in a particular specialty? well now it's why shouldn't a woman share in that particular specialty? >> reporter: women, they will still have to meet this strength requirement that are needed to meet the certain requirements for very physically demanding areas for the navy seals. and they still have the opportunity to seek the exemption from this new policy if they think that it will be within the unit's best interest to keep women out. and as secretary panetta said today, every woman in the military will at least have a chance to apply to one of these units in the near future. >> all right, kristin, thank you. >>> tonight, the u.s. diplomats are urging north korea to call off their planned nuclear test. this time they are not hiding the real deal. the rogue nation said they have the right to defend themselves including testing their capability to hit the u.s. with missiles. china is also calling the nation to back off. >>> being cat

he was still with the navy. helped us tremendously with a aircraft carrier and the work in recovery, and in 1992 mayor jordan sought to seek his leadership and have him head up what is today our dem but at that time it was the office of emergency services so for five years i got to work with admiral bit off and lead the effort at oes but at the time that we really required some strong leadership because it was shortly after the 101 california shootings that we realized very clearly different agencies within the city had to speak more deliberately with each other, had to have systems and communications and culture built around much more collaboration, particularly with communication. well, that spawned this particular building, and its housing of not only the emergency management, but its physical location of our 911 emergency dispatch system which is right upstairs, and that was started on and under the leadership of admiral bit dlf off. it was concluded very well. he then went on to what i was siberia for seem f

. >> the iranian navy has tested in an ongoing navy drilled near the strait of hormuz.ortedly tested during naval exercises, 200 kilometers was the range of the weapons used. seven charity workers have been killed in a drive-by shooting in northwest pakistan. police say that they were shot dead when their van was ambushed by gunmen on motorbikes. all of the victims are said to be pakistani citizens. our correspondent is there. what more details do we have? what do we know about these kinds of attacks? >> western pakistan has had a lot of attacks over the years. they have not been known for attacks like this, but the sense we are getting is that this happened just a couple of hours ago and, as you say, this community center was part school, part health clinic. all of the dead worked there, six of them were women. their vehicle was sprayed with bullets by gunmen riding motorbikes. six of the women have been killed, one man has been killed. the driver has been badly injured, we hear. >> these sorts of a tax must be putting off those who go and volunteer. >> these were shoc

the navy destroyer is returning home from a seven-month deployment. the crew were talking about how they had done in the region of north korea. they are standing by in case they are needed to intercept that missile. the u.s. hoped to cooperate in areas of mutual interest like stopping proliferation. >> 2 sides of an increasingly complicated relationship. now to los angeles where the stars shown bright and exuberantly. the red carpet was still the place to be. inside favorites had their share of success. maybe the movie "argo" was the surprise of the night. >> it is one of the biggest party nights of the year. pulling some of the most famous faces onto the red carpet. the stars love the golden globes. they are prestigious, but they are more relaxed than the oscars and more of a party atmosphere. they will have momentum. as we build up to the academy awards. there has been of a lot of buzz about "lincoln" the spielberg movie about the man who ended slavery and the man who played him. the film received the biggest applause of the evening. >> and the award

thank you for the opportunity to talk to you about the navy's commitment to fighting sexual assault. let me state right up front this is not just a legal issue, it's primarily a leadership issue, and in recognition of this, the chief of naval operations implemented a multifaceted approach to combat sexual assault including a comprehensive training and awareness program that emphasizes active involved leadership and encourages bystander intervention. when an incident does occur, the pave is dedicated to insuring that victims is receive the full scope and spectrum of timely support to include medical treatment, counseling and legal assistance. the navy's hiring 66 additional credentialed sexual assault response coordinators and 66 full-time professional and e credentialed victim advocates. they will augment the more than 3,000 command victim advocates that we've already trained, and we'll work with specifically-trained ncia investigators and jag corps prosecutors to form the core of our special victim capability. the jag corps is intensely focused on upholding the special trust that's p

we will see what happens in the navy. tattoos growing in popularity and social exceptions. a matter of rebellion? wear is a deep-rooted psychological reasons for the national ink epidemic? dr. ludwig joins us to reveal astonishing facts about him and graffiti. next. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta®(eszopiclone) can help you get there. like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. lunesta should not be taken together with alcohol. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations, or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcohol may increase these risks. allergic reactions such as tongue or throat swelling occur rarely and may be fatal. side effects may include unpleasant taste, headache, dizziness,

still need to meet the same strength standards required for the units physically demanding like the navy seals. those units, they will be allowed to seek the exemption to the new policy. >>> one woman, they could specialize in fighting crime as president obama picks out to head to the security exchange commission. known as the top prosecutor and president obama is asking her to go after, "irresponsible behavior in the financial industry." >>> and they have taken the first step in trying to ban those military-style assault weapons. they have now introduced legislation that would do it as they sponsored a bill outlawing more than 150 weapons including those assault rifles as well as the ammo magazines holding more than 10 rounds. >> reporter: we allow them to carry it out again and again and again. >> the white house, they are launching their own campaign- style push to promote president obama's plan to reduce gun violence. but that they are working very hard to defend their second amendment right to bear arms. >>> a new report suggests that the job market, they are getting a bit better. t

he makes the point at the beginning of world war ii, the navy was the world's biggest navy but was alsoirrelevant. it was powerful but they didn't understand aircraft carriers. they underestimated submarines and they thought battleships were still -- still central maritime operations. the royal navy does almost nothing worth remembering in world war ii. a total drain on the british. when mitt romney was talking about the size of the navy during the debates, you want to read paul kennedy here. just because you have a big powerful navy doesn't mean you have the right navy. you want a relevant force and a relevant force down a road is going to look very different than it does today. the place to begin is with severe budget cuts that make people stop and think. >> okay. we have had so many great questions and we could go on all night. we have time for one more and i know tom will talk to a lot of you individually as well. you, sir. >> perfect segue. i am a navy captain at the naval academy, a co-founder of a forum to study warfare. i am wondering if you should comment or rethink what you sa

iran threatened to close the strait when it conducted a major drill a year ago. a navy spokesperson said the exercises meanto show tir he saithey have no intention of blocking the seaway. >>> people in iraq have spent the beginning of the new year mourning dead family and friends. a series of bombings across the country has killed at least 23 people and wounded more than 80 others. investigators believe the attacks are a result of the ongoing conflict between shia and sunni muslims. a bomb went off on monday in a car parked in the karrada district in central baghdad. it killed five shia pilgrims and injured 25 others. other bombings apparently targeting shia muslims were reported in two more cities on the same day. police suspect sunni extremists are targeting shia pilgrims on their way to a religious festival in the south in an attempt to deepen sectarian divisions. the deteriorating security situation is posing a major challenge for iraqi leaders and citizens. they're trying to rebuild after the 2003 war by capitalizing on the country's rich oil reserves. >>> thousand

it's a memoir of my two years in the u.s. navy drafted right and the college. they made me a minute and send me to japan. i spent my entire active duty time working in a locked psychiatricward in japan with navy and marine mental patients, all of whom were trying to come in. so although it was peacetime i saw a lot of combat in that locked psychiatricward. that's the book i'm writing now, which is similar to the spin book in the sense that it is also a more and now was 20 years old, some 20-22. hamas also thinking of a novel. one thing i think i would say that maybe i have learned that is very useful to meet anyone else who writes like yourself, palace try to keep the pump primed. i remember finishing one block. what am i going to do now? and that it might that feeling. i hope i can keep doing this, know what polka want to do next. it makes me happy and it's sort of takes the pressure off me. i know what i'm going to do next. i don't have to be perfect. nothing like perfection to drive you crazy in make sure that you do lousy writing. one of the things that make

. >> if you talk to my marine brethren, they may kit indicate that the navy would leave you. [laughter] >> some of you got that. it has to do with a little i sland that -- * [laughter] >> anyway, i can assure you that the u.s. navy is not going to leave. and some of the things that i used to back that up, general ka joe bastardi i, commander in the northern command, who really has overall responsibility for a military effort with regards to domestic support to civil authorities will be here tomorrow. i think it's the first time that we've had the commander in the northern command and the three such sos that we've had, he is going to adopt a model that we employed with the immediate response assistance that i indicated to you earlier that we used earlier this year. he's going to adopt that as the model for northern command with the army and the air force to use. i think the momentum that we have gained here over the last three years, we leveraged off of that. we started a similar senior leadership seminar up in seattle, that we had the first one this year. they have some people