scam against the navy. scam against the navy. elise made a video tape and journal claiming that five men sexual assaulted and raped her while on duty at the naval base. despite her claims on the tape, the navy says she never filed any charges against these men. >> sexual harassment, sexual assault, and rape. >> but eddie and elise needed forensic evidence so they invited one of the men she named in her journal, quincy brown, over to their apartment for a sexual threesome. >> elise would claim that quincy had raped her so they would have been able to pursue their sexual harassment claim. >> on the night of crime, there was no assault outside their apartment. when they returned home from dinner, quincy brown called their apartment at 9:36, most likely to confirm their date. >> hello. he said he'll be here in 15 minutes. >> investigators believe eddie set the scene by tieing elise to the bed. to quincy brown it would appear to be a bondage fantasy for the evening. to the police, it would look like a violent as

information i think one of the big concerns that we've got is that now the u.s. navy is saying that these sailors didn't get any more radiation than you would get on an airplane flight or you know it being exposed to rocks but clearly the you know what it's so disingenuous to try to make that distinction between. internal exposure when these sailors were inhaling radiation as opposed to external exposure you don't inhale rocks you don't eat dirt you know these exposures have much more significant consequence when you take it into the soft tissue like muscle or bone marrow or thyroid these are these are much more significant exposures than what the navy's letting on right now i guess the big question here is if the u.s.s. rate ronald reagan was on a mission to try to hold off some sort of does that disaster at the fukushima power plant why didn't the navy come clean with that earlier on your motive there or did they just want to you know colony fears of nuclear disaster right you know regionally the stories were that the reagan didn't come within one hundred miles of t

so why are they to go she added behind closed doors also new documents suggest that the u.s. navy is lying about what happened to the u.s.s. reagan when it was aimed heard offshore in the fukushima nuclear power plant so what else about the fukushima disaster is the navy hiding problems and the obama administration's new food labeling requirements are a good start but they don't go far enough and they don't mention g.m.o. foods i'll tell you why in tonight's stately take. you need to know this one hand what one hand to gives the other takes away on tuesday house representatives unanimously passed a bill to speed up freedom of information requests the bill called the foil oversight and implementation act of twenty fourteen is actually a big step forward for trance. parents government if you were to make a freedom of information request today it's a huge hassle because every federal agency has a different way of handling the requests that is signed into law the foil oversight implementation act would create one access portal for all for your requests streamlining what is right now a

the navy knows it can be done. people really going to go on a vacation and expect that kind of discipline? probably not. >> when you looked into the story are you more or less likely to take a cruise? >> i have been on a lot of navy warships around the world. the thing -- i'm going to avoid your question. the thing that impresses me is how clean they are. that mop, pail, broom comes out 24/7 for the least speck of dirt. the ships are spotless because they have to be so the crews can stay healthy and do their jobs in the military. it's a real effort by the u.s. navy around the clock to keep their troops healthy. >> no question. i have seen some of those ships, you are right. it's remarkable what they can do and keep the people healthy. you did a wonderful job of answering that question, barbara starr. thank you for doing this. thank you for bringing that. >> sure. >>> another part of staying healthy is exercise. we had a question. could your gym workout be doing more harm than good? mine was. i'll tell you about it.

next, the navy. under the budget plan, the navy will lunch and aggressive and ambitious plan to reduce cost and maximize resources available to buy available ships. this will enable our inventory to continue to grow over the next five years to support global demand. the spinet levels propose under the budget would enable the navy to maintain 11 carrier strikes. however, we would have to make a final decision in the future on the george washington aircraft in the 2016 budget. if sequestration levels remain in place for fiscal year 2016, she would need to be retired before her scheduled nuclear refueling and that would leave the navy with 10 carrier strike groups. keeping the george washington and the fleet will cost $6 billion. we would have no other choice than to retire due to sequestration levels be reimposed. at the president's budget a level, we would pay for the overhaul and maintain 11 carrier's. in order to keep the inventory ready and modern under the president's plan, half of the cruiser flee

what had the navy already been doing as a result of this? >> the answer to that is yes, the navy has done a review of the -- what i'll call the nuclear enterprise. the -- the nuclear weapon enterprise involves two services, obviously, the navy and the air force. we have our element, the ssbm force and all of its supporting entities. we've been directed to look primarily at the personnel element of that. the qualification people of all those that organized training, and equip those that do handle or employ or field direct operations of nuclear weapons. the certification they're in and of course the personnel reliability program. and so that is in progress. what -- what we do already, craig, is every two years, we have a three star flag officer review, if you will, the program, coordinated with our director of our strategic systems program, ssp. that strategic systems program are responsible for all operations, if you will, handling of -- of our nuclear weapons themselves. so, that has been going on. there's a drum beat of that, as admiral rich

there was great concern from the navy. was on board the reagan during part of its month-long deployment. his team, like the sailors and marines, went through constant radiation testing and decontamination after being on deck. when your superiors told you, okay, we secured the ventilation system or we can go back to using water from the ocean, it's safe now, how confident are you that everything is okay? >> there was some misleading information that was given not from the stand point of navy or d.o.d. information that we were using to make decisions was all being fed from japan and teppco. >> reporter: in response so our questions about the suit, the power company issued a statement thanking the u.s. for its aid but adding, "we withhold any comments on this lawsuit and will take appropriate msh sures in accordance with the judicial procedures in the united states." teppco has until april to respond in court. there is no question simmons' health had radically deteriorated since his time on the reagan. but why? the director of

the stolen material? >> all of our services. army, navy air force and marine corps. >> so there will be changes necessary to mitigate the theft of this material in order to maintain security of operationoperation s in the safety of united states military personnel? is that correct? >> i believe there will have to be. >> these leaks give our adversaries insights about how we track down and with their military vulnerabilities are and how they might look at what might he vulnerabilities to the united states military? >> i mean yes they do. what i don't want to do chairman is i don't want to get too far in front of where the investigation is going on this issue and also. >> i'm just talking about the material that was stolen. i don't want to, rob away with confusion and affirmed the series are looking at them and many on the committee believe they are, that it gives the enemy or an adversary a better word today ,-com,-com ma it gives them operational strategic advantage when it comes to military service operations around the world. >> yes, it

that the exercise is not a response to the navy yard shooting. but it is designed to test officers and to train them to save lives should a killer prowl the halls again. >> coming out, you're coming out. >> at joint base anacostia bowling, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> a little too real. one texas state university study suggests that active shooter attacks in this country have gone from one every other month before 2008 to these days about 1 a month. >> we have breaking news out of d.c. where a d.c. council member, tommy wells, is calling for the resignations of the city's deputy mayor for public safety and the fire chief. wells says the fire department suffers from mismanagement and a record of failure and if he is sworn to the case of cecel mills. mills had a heart attack and collapsed across the street from a d.c. fire house. he died at the hospital and an internal investigation said firefighters knew he needed help, but none came out to do it. a spokesman said councilman wells is pulling a shameless political stunt. wells is running for mayor and ma

are you upset that the navy yea hasn't taken your side? >> to that point, i was there, so i'm measuring the background radiation. if the normal is normally between nine to 15ccpm and i'm measuring three to 500 in the air,en some some of these numbers are skewed. honestly with the navy not taking our side, i will say i understand it. it's a very political issue. the navy and the japanese need each other. we need them to be analyzed with us. i was in japan for 17 years, i was there for a long time. i saw the crimes that happened against the japanese people, i saw the murders, the rapes, the assaults, at a certain point, we were completely on lockdown where we couldn't be outside the base past 8:00 p.m. because there was a occur fee in place because of crimes committed by service members. in okinawa, the prime minister questioned whether or not the navy should be able to operate out of there, so for us to go help them, and then for a few of us to sue the electric power company for what happened, i completely understand the u.s. navy taking thi

and also i think it's encouraging people to join the navy. the opportunities when you got this absolutely world first-class equipment that's running out of our ship-yards at the moment, it is terrific to encourage people to join up. >> can i applaud what you just said about the gap being replaced by new carriers? [laughter] >> you have about two minutes. >> [inaudible] in a public meeting, if the secretaries get their way and break scotland up from the kingdom, what are the national security implications of that? i think you stated publicly some of those implications but i wonder if you could elaborate a little bit more. >> in a nutshell, we are more secure together as well as more prosperous and all the rest of it. scotland makes an enormous contribution to the u.k.'s defense. i will be making a speech soon which is it's very important everyone in the rest of the united kingdom emphasizes how much we benefit of scotland staying in the united kingdom and that's something i feel passionate about. >> we're grateful, prime minister. and i think w

the navy is not going all laser. the service is working on an electric magnetic rail gun, firing shells at six or seven times the speed of sound, allowing them to hit targets. only one type of ship, currently under construction has adequate juice on board to power a weapon. it produces 78 megawatts. enough to light a city. the rail gun could see service in two years. these prototypes change the tactics and technology, but most importantly, they are frightening. losing a handful of drones to laser fire mate not frighten an attacker. the idea that the same ship could hit the airship that launched them. that is something else. >> jacob ward. thanks. from lasers to a light show courtesy of earth. hundreds of images are giving us an extraordinary look at the planet. during a 15 year career, dr leroy charl travelled to space 14 times. we talk to him in our "first person" report. >> you can see a lot of photos stitched together. it's going by more quickly than real time. real time you are travelling $17,500, making -- 17,500

we were in the water, and the australian navy was filming and laughing at us. we were a show to them. >> the 1% said, "help me, my family with me." the australian navy person said [ bleep ]. >> in a statement the australian immigration minister said: >> after the asylum seekers were picked up they were kept on customs ship for nine days, before being put on in boat and taken to indonesia. >> is there no place for 56 people in australia. this is a terrible injustice. trying to reach australia was a journey of death itself. why do they have to send it back. we want justice. >> the asylum seekers say the australian navy breached indonesian waters by going as far as 3km from the west jva coast. >> after the incursion indonesia systemed up patrols. relations between the two countries is on hold. indonesia condemned australia's policy on asylum seekers. >> it's not only questionable in terms of international treaty obligations, but as we are seeing, as i have said in the past, it can be a slippery slope, and we are concerned if such policies pursued mainly to pension

the navy contract for this cleanup. soil excavated will be traps ported for radiological processing. it's a screening process workers insist is not happening. in this letter sent to the state health department, a worker says, project personnel are not monitored for exposure to radiation. the worker alleges no radiological soil assessment has been or is being performed and that soil dug up near buildings contaminated with radiation is being shipped off site to state facilities not licensed to accept low level radioactive waste. we followed a truck full of dirt from parcel c take on the this land fill in pittsburgh. it's a class two land fill only authorized to accept chemically impacted soil, not radiological soil. workers on site provided us these photos they've taken to document tons of potentially contaminated soil. soil that they say has not undergone testing. >> i'm concerned about that. i would be surprised if that was the case. >> reporter: this group has been following military leanups nationwide for more than 30

once i graduated from high school, i joined the navy and a 17 right out of high school as soon as i graduate i went to boot camp. six months after boot camp after my initial training i went in to the basic underwater demolition training. i completed that and after that i worked through more specialized training until you get to an actual seal team, and i was there for a number of years. while i was there and prior to that i got involved in hunting dogs etc. which i talk about in the book of hope, and again i found myself marveling at the physical characteristics that they possess but now there was an added element in that there was a natural attrition that they possess towards other animals and i found myself impressed by their tenacity and will to succeed and to win and take down animals two or three or four times their size. it was at that point that i got into the animal husbandry aspect of the dogs where i paid really close to nutrition and conditioning from a veterinary aspect i learned a lot after they would get injured etc. and i just learned just about every aspect of raising dogs fr

and that's not the only developing scandal today. new reports that navy sailors cheated on training tests. and a video showing brutal attacks on games in russia just three days before the winner olympics begin. ♪ ♪ >>> boy, the army is under fire today for what one senator callings one of the worst scandals in army history. national guard soldiers are accused of scamming a program that paid them to help enlist new recruits during the height of the iraq war. a senate panel says thousands of soldiers took $29 million in illegal payments. lawmakers say five soldiers received nearly $1 million in bogus dollars. more than 3,000 soldiers may have received other questionable payments. john terret is in washington for us, john, if you would tell us more about this senate hearing today. >> reporter: there was a lot of anger today at this senate hearing on tap come hill. you have the national guard recruiting assistance program which got underway at 2000 knife. right at the heart and the height of the iraq war in afghanistan as well. and now the figures are alarmin

the migrant were on nine large rafts when rescued by four navy patrol vessels. arrival in italy more than tripled in 2013 from the previous year, fueled by serious civil war and conflict in africa. some 2000 migrants landed on italys shores last month alone, 10 times the number of january, 2013. we can get the latest on this now from rome. more than 1100 people rescued from the sea in a single day, but of course, let's not forget that their fate remains uncertain. on average, we're told three out of four asylum applications are denied, so what will happen to them now? >> we just spoke to the italian navy which confirmed the number of migrants rescued in the last 24 hours was 1,123, most coming from syria. what's going to happen next to them? >> they will arrive tomorrow morning in sicily. after that, they will be scattered around got ili at the reception centers where they will start a very lengthy asylum application process that may last as long as 18 months, during which time they will be held in reception centers in the past we have seen are run in poor condit

next, the navy. under the budget plan, the navy will lunch and aggressive and ambitious plan to reduce cost and maximize resources available to buy available ships. inventoryenable our to continue to grow over the next five years to support global demand. the spinet levels propose under the budget would enable the navy to maintain 11 carrier strikes. make a, we would have to final decision in the future on the george washington aircraft in the 2016 budget. if sequestration levels remain 2016,ce for fiscal year she would need to be retired before her scheduled nuclear refueling and that would leave the navy with 10 carrier strike groups. keeping the george washington and the fleet will cost $6 billion. we would have no other choice than to retire due to sequestration levels be reimposed. at the president's budget a level, we would pay for the overhaul and maintain 11 carrier's. inventoryo keep the ready and modern under the president's plan, half of the cruiser fleets or ships would be laid up and redu

the navy would halt the joint strike fighter for two years as well. the marine core's crisis responsibility and maritime focus make it well-suited to carry out many of the president's wishes, if the budget is constrained we can avoid those already plans. the marines had 190,000 and they will draw down to 182,000. if the cuts are imposed in 2016 and beyond, they will go down to 175,000. we will employ 900 more to enhance embassy security around the world. finally the army. we seek a ready and capable army. to achieve this, they must excellerate the place of the post-war drawout. there are 520,000 active duty soldiers and they planned to go down to 490,000 but management reviews and the qdr decided since we are no longer in the operation, an army of this size is larger than the demand. given the budgets, it is more than we can afford to modernize and we have decide to go down to 440, to 450,000 soldiers. and we will redirect the building funds to the generation platform. i have asked them to deliver realistic visions for a vehicle modernization. it woul

the navy did all of that planning. that planning is still in the hold., but in 15, we will we will put the ship in the yards and start the actions you would take whether you will refuel it and put it back into service or taken out of service. we have time. if we get some assurances that the budget is going up instead of down in fy 16, we will keep the carrier. if we go back to sequester, we have no choice. the budget is higher, $115 billion higher. what we try to put in were things that we could reverse were quickly than those complicated things i just mentioned. or parts of our structure you would take out readiness, which we put a lot of investment in. it is a complicated story. thank you for the question. >> i will offer one comment. as sequestration hit and fiscal year 13, and the comptroller sent over his report, you are coming off the continuing resolution and sequestering, and then there was a budget. and then there was sequestration. they all three came in rapid succession. just to look back a year ago, it is ve

military scandal in the army, the airforce, and the navy. new allegations of cheating and stealing. food stamps cut billions of dollars. and what the new farm bill will mean for hungry families. >>> wicked weather. millions brace for another dangerous storm, and this time snow and ice could be a problem, and plus. >> they think i'm not good, but after that -- >> a nine-year-old girl burning up the court and taking on the big kids. >> we begin tonight with the u.s. military under fire. several branches of the services hit by scandal. the army is taking heat for what a senator says is one of the worst scandals in history. national guard soldiers accused of scamming the program that paid them to enlist new soldiers, and the navy is investigating yet another cheating scandal involving soldiers training at a nuclear reactor. john is here at capitol hill. >> reporter: john, depressing is the scandal with the national guard on capitol hill today. but it's just one of a barrel load of trouble ahead, featuring all three services that the pentagon is going to have to try to fix. on tuesday, th

not from the standpoint of navy or dod. e decisions was fed from japan and tepco. >> the power company issued a statement thanking the u.s. for aid but adding, quote, we withhold comments on this lawsuit and we will take appropriate measures in accordance. they have until april to respond. >> there's no question he has deteriorated since the time. the radiation expert has led seven expeditions to fukushima. >> i think there was probably some exposure on the uss ronald reagan. saying some manifests to many people any radiation is going to be dangerous. that is actually not the case. >> he says it has navy's calculation suggest the radiation exposure was about the same as taking a transatlantic flight or not very much. he says health effects to cause cancer take years and decades to show up. these illnesses have happened two soon to have been as a result of the exposure at fukushima, he says. >> you have exposure then there's a pause before health effects colonel. >> what -- effects come. >> what is the reason? do experts know

that would leave the navy with 10 carrier strike groups. ut keeping the george washington in the fleet would cost $6 billion. we would have no other choice than to retire sequestration level cuts be imposed. at the president's level, we would pay for the overhaul and maintain 11 carriers. in order to help keep a ship inventory ready and modern under the president's plan half of the navy's cruiser fleet or 11 ships will be laid up and placed in reduced operating status while they are modernized and even chull hi returned to service with greater capability and a longer lifespan. this approach enables us to sustain a modern fleet of cruisers which are the more capable ships in a strike. overall the navy's fleet would be significantly modernized under our plan which continues buying two destroyers and two attack submarines for year as well as one additional afloat staging base. we are presuming the ho dernization programs and provided for increases and shipment to them other over the next five years. am concerned that the navy is relying too hea

well you know i i guess i was an accidental tourist i got out of the navy out of the seal teams because my father died my wife was sick with cancer so i built a facility to stay connected to the seal teams you know seal team special operations units in america had been using private the city's really since the one nine hundred seventy s. and no one had ever done it on an industrial scale and so i did i was you know we had sold my father's business i took some of the money from that and i i built a facility and then you know one thing led to another there was a terrible tragic shooting in colorado called the columbine shootings and then the u.s.s. cole was blown up in yemen in two thousand. and then of course after nine eleven. you know we kept we kept saying yes when the u.s. government called the need our help for training or logistics support aviation support security one thing led to another and and we grew very quickly so you obviously got innumerable number of government contracts how do you explain your success is because the military was unable to do their job properly. our succe

we will continue to leave the beach in the russian navy ships. we're currently in the lead up to its feet twenty miles will be overcome for most of that private island. totally nonsense because it is a market economy and it's the total budget of the european union but we are talking about more than one percent of the cheating. the total budget is about the size of the. call the social. welfare states on the national level this is totally ridiculous what. are so ridiculous about the e.u. marching in more or less to greece and to cyprus to study tiddly socialist communist i would say to talk about reading people's private bank towns. and this is what they're talking about people of falling over themselves immigrants are falling over themselves to get into great britain because they know the rest of europe is. we can't know if they're going to. choose if they. choose to stories that in life choose p.x. often. i marinate joining me. for an in-depth impartial and financial commentary interview and much much. only on the bus and on. the. economic ups an

let's start with the navy. how serious are the charges in charleston? >> well, they are serious. we don't know the extent of it. yesterday the chief of naval operations and another admiral came out and said, "we just found out about this." one sailor tipped us off that answers were being circulated among people who were operating nuclear reactors, but they don't know the extent it. we know there are 30 people under investigation. as we saw with the air force, that tend to spread pretty quickly. >> ifill: there was another case involving the navy, involving silencers, contracting schemes? >> that's right. a very bizarre case where senior intelligence officials in the navy bought a whole bunch of silenters, upmarked one for a few million dollars, that only cost a few thousands dollars to produce. this is another strange case the navy is struggling to get to the bottom of. >> ifill: the recruiting scandal, the recruiting investigation involving the army, how much money are we talk pentagon? >> millions of dollars, and this is something that had its beginning at the height of the ira

new details of a massive hacking of the u.s. navy's computers. that iran is to blame. >>> an olympic break down. american skier bode miller talks about the interview and the controversy it created. stand by for his candid conversation. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we begin with breaking news. a fiery and deadly show down and it is now spreading to a number of regions. riot police charged into a massive group of protesters. we have much more on that in a moment. the breaking news that is happening in kiev and the possible fallout for the united states. first, a new warning today from iran's military that it is prepared to fight the united states in the damaging of widening cyber war as we get new information about a massive hacking deep into the u.s. navy and marine corps computer network. >> penetrated by hackers who were clearly sophisticated and able to get through security filters. >> reporter: a u.s. defense official tells cnn of a massive cyber attack on the navy computer network. a brea

the navy did really detailed work on that this year and they have projections and we are excited thathey did that because if the whole department could do that kind of thing we could do even better with the money that we have which is obviously the goal but i did want to mention that we are counting on those predictions. they were able to keep force structure slightly higher than what we predicted in the skimmer because of those efficiencies so it reinforces the points you have made on the value of efficiencies. the more efficient we get the more efficient for structure we can keep. on the other hand there's a bit of gamble he here and i'm excited the navy is giving it their best shot and secretary and kendall and i looked at it hard and we are fully in support of them and hoping their successes will migrate across the whole department created. >> that's fantastic. we will be watching that closely. we are going to open it up to questions from the audience. we have about 15 to 18 minutes. please wait for the microphone. >> george nicholson a policy consultant with actual operations. i

valve or a count problem with one of the tankers cleanup is still underway and on february tenth the navy reported that it accidentally leaks two thousand gallons of oil e. waste into the hood canal it was moving oily water off of a submarine at the bangor naval base in washington by the next day the spill traveled ten miles north but that is not the navy's only leak in honolulu hawaii last month the navy confirmed that up to twenty thousand gallons of j p eight jet fuel leaks from a tank at the red hill underground fuel storage facility they discovered a leak when a fuel operator noticed the fuel levels were low in one of the tanks the tank has been isolated and cleanup is under way finally in polaski county kentucky a tanker truck spilled eight thousand gallons of gasoline after it lost control on icy roads two weeks later the cleanup is still underway and some of that fuel into a nearby stream that feeds a local case system making cleanup very difficult and raising concerns of groundwater contamination now winter weather has made cleanup efforts at many of these still sites very diffic

imagine the british as their navy gets wiped out by this fleet. now the british are going to hit the ford. 1500 men and thousands outside. what mccollum does is he has 500 men stay in the ford and got them burned bridges and knocked over trees. 500 men on the other side of the swan. the british start the invasion with 3000 men ,-com,-com ma at 3000 man frowned. they come through the swamp and guess what happens? the woods on the other side of the swamp open up with 500 muskets. we annihilate the british. after watching what happened on the wake and the swamp they gave up to go back to canada. we are one for one. the second prong general robert ross one of the most dashing british officers lands with 4500 men and marches for washington. we have no army. together some volunteers hand them a musket in the lineup. the only thing working against ross is his summer in washington the british are used to london and wore uniforms. his armies exhausted. he has been waiting for hitting our ragtag volunteers and launches rockets. a rocket is basically a firewo

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constitution that is limited by the constitution is military spending and specifically they are the navy is not limited because there was the assumption that we would always need to defend our borders with you know our oceans with the navy so during time of peace we would have a standing navy but there was this huge argument a constitutional convention that in part led to the second amendment that and jefferson and others were just wildly outspoken about this that during times of peace we should not even have a standing army there should just be. infrastructure of one and that's why article one section eight says that no appropriation can be made for more than two years for the army period so why should we be reconsidering even the idea of a standing army one think that's what's particularly concerning about this defense budget if that's what you're looking for you know although it does draw back these large standing armies you've had for the past few decades an increase in spending spending for things that are much more secretive cyber warfare and special forces things that are necessar

i'm partial to the navy, my dad was in the navy. then five years working in the navy as a civilian. 22 years in the navy, 5 years working in the navy as a civilian. he has paid in full for this bill. richard eversoul of sumtph-pber spent 22 years in the air force, retired as a master sergeant. richard has paid in full for this bill. frank bow from kalamazoo, retired ten years ago as a senior master sergeant in the united states air force. 51 years old, so he will see his pension cut by 1% every year for the next 11 years. this needs to be fixed now. no games, no debating about amendments. yes or no on making sure frank bow gets his full pension, because he has paid in full for this bill. david lord of sheboygan retired from the navy after 20 years of service. again, he has paid in full. john furlow of st. charles spent 20 years in the navy before retiring in 2006. joseph borgman of gwen, michigan, spent 32 years -- 32 years -- in the navy. served in iraq and afghanistan. he flew 177 combat missions defending our country, putting him

he was he was there as the navy christened a new vessel in his honor. ughter smashed a champagne bottle across the bow. the u.s.s. john glen is a mobile landing platform ship. he was also a senator from ohio and served in the marines. >> it means a lot to the people i have known in the past. people i had a great deal of respect for and many people gave their lives. >> john glen is a new assault vessel that can be used by the navy and marines. >>> today's san francisco young museum opened the bay bridge, a work in progress. it celebrates the original construction of the san francisco bridge in the 1930s. it featured dozens of photographs and drawings by established artists. >> when you see the exhibition you can see what an incredible engineering feat it is and remains. it is as relevant today as it was when it was being built. you have to remember that the bay bridge was being built at the same time of the golden gate bridge. it transformed the bay area as we know it. >> exhibit runs through june 8th. >>> you may have seen this traffic jam in atlanta ear

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and the navy - cheating at exams at a nuclear reactor. >> discouraging and disappointing, possibly illegal from the start. that's how the scandal surviving the army national guard was described. for the pentagon, it's one of a barrel-load of trouble that it has to sort out. >> the senate was investigating an 18-year long scandal costing taxpayers millions. >> a case a fraud would have been too many. we know that thousands of service members, families and friend may have participated in schemes to defraud the government they served, and the taxpayers. >> 1200 individuals, including 200 officers and two 2-star generals are implicated, centring around a government program that paid cash for recruitment. the recruiting program had gotten out of hand. its intent was to offer financial incentives for troops in iraq and afghanistan. >> it was what can we avoid to do to avoid a draft. because of all that was happening, and all of other traditional methods that had worked for 20 years. >> weren't working. >> the navy's investigating a cheating scandal on written tests relating to training on navy n

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