when roosevelt came into the navy department, he discovered not only with the navy secretary, an isolationist, he wanted to take the navy off alcohol together. servicemen like they drank. in fact, in world war i, it turns out the british army had a rule that on days when it rained, soldiers could have a tot of rum. this was to warm them up. it warmed them up enough from the morale standpoint that almost every day during the war, the british army cleared that there was rain someplace. and soldiers got their tot of rum. daniels didn't like that idea. he wanted to ban alcohol at averages altogether from the navy. he did mandate that and it became clear to the admirals, when the navy department brass went to newport, rhode island for an inspection. the admirals sidled up to the bar with the secretary and they asked him, of course, what would you like to drink, served? he said white rum. it turned out to be new york state springwater. the jobs of all the admirals fell. what were they to do? after all that was the safe thing to do. the navy became totally navy. that was one of the most firm things that daniel

wanted. he didn't know anything about the navy. he would be glad to have somebody do the work if possible and what he really wanted to do was stop the country for wilson for the new president. so he told roosevelt he would make an assistant secretary and when he was away giving speeches roosevelt would be the acting secretary of the navy. this was a great opportunity for fdr, he was glad to take the job, he came to washington to take the job and he discovered that the senate had not yet confirmed him. he had to go back home to new york. returned when he was confirmed, got his office in the navy department and one of the early pictures in my book called "young mr. roosevelt" shows daniels and franklin standing on the balcony of the baby department later on called the executive office building and i think it now has eisenhower's name in front of it. nevertheless looking out from their balconies across from the white house a photographer from philadelphia public ledger came to take their pictures. he took a picture of the two of the st

the navy wanted 3 billion and got four. ngress gave the army 90 million to upgrade a tank that didn't need it and 50 million for a mississippi river that was not asked for. oil and gas industry gushes profits and yet it received a half billion dollar subsidies. we shouldn't pay for the rnd private sector energy companies. they need to stand on their own merits. >> and congress brepgs home the bacon. washington senator got money to it restore the pacific sound. and big fish of 400 million bioscience lab in kansas. >> everybody had their hand in the cocky jar. >> youth training corps got 1.6 billiop. and pent dpon tried to close bases and restore old ships, they were told no. >> it is a waste of money and inefficient use of resources, congress is more than willing to throw good money after bad. >> senator moran said it is part of a dom petitive process and he takes credit for helping the project. if congress was embarrassed by the bridge to no where, they are not. >> right. >> i think your nacho program is more of an addiction

the navy wanted 3 billion for a new submarine and about 4 billion. ave the army 90 million to upgrade a tape that didn't need it. and the oil and gas industry gushes profits, yet it received a half billion dollar subsidy. >> we should not be paying for these private sector energy companies. they need to stand on their own 2 feet? despite a ban on earmarks, congress is still bringing home the bacon. patty murray 125 millioo. senator jerry moran ronin nipping fish and when the pentagon tried to save money by closing bases, congress said no. >> even when they are told by their own people and analysts that these are a waste of money and this is an inefficient use of resources, congress is was more than willing time and again through good money out. reporter: senator jerry moran said it is not an earmark the part of a competitive process. but he takes credit for helping with the project. the bottom line is if you thought congress was still embarrassed by the bridge to nowhere, they are not. melissa: it is finally friday and we are taking a look back at the

i think the buildup of the german navy that kaiser wanted for the reasons margaret has expressed not showing a real challenge in britain but as the add-on to military power we will be a great world power. and the british food depended that was expert and a tiny relatively they only had the navy that gave them or provided them the pax britannica to police the seas for german commercial trade and the evidence of power of the ability but that was unthinkable and that is why the government came in with all kinds of social plans, education, old age, and spent every pound. >> every historian with the saba proximate cause of the war was the realtime cables what is your present of this period? >> they probably be affected more like a kaleidoscope. have trouble keeping the cause of the war i think it is a confluence of influences the of the timing. things happen in a particular sequence. by 1914 you also have to have the growing acceptance of the possibility of war that extracted more and more with those expectations some people think it might be a relief looking like a thunderstorm. it is re

a lot of these guys who are still in the navy don't want to come forward because they fear backlash, there are also a lot of guys who if you are not having medical issues at the moment, i'm sure they think nothing is wrong. you have people in their 20s and 30s that have come down with cancer, 20, 30, 40 in their 20s -- >> but the navy say they don't believe the claims. a spokesman says . . . what do you think of that? are you upset that the navy isn't taking your side? >> well, honestly, to that point, i was there. so i'm measuring the background radiation. and if the normal background radiation is normally between 9 to [ technical difficulties ] >> we need them to be allies with us. i was in japan for 17 years. i saw the crimes that hand ge z hand -- against the japanese people. at a certain point we were completely on lockdown where we couldn't be outside the base because there was a curfew in place because of crimes committed by service members. in okinawa they questioned whether the navy should be able to operate there. so for us to go help them, and then sue the power company for

the navy wanted $3 billion for a new submarine, it got four. pgrade a tank that didn't need it and 50 million for the mississippi river that wasn't asked for. the oil and gas industry gushes profits, yet it received a half a billion dollar subsidy. >> we should not be paying for the r&d of these private sector companies, these private sector energy companies. they need to stand on their own merits. >> reporter: and despite a ban on earmarks, congress still brings home the bacon. washington state senator patty murray wanted $25 million to restore the puget sound, 65 million to recover pacific salmon. senator jerry moran reeled in the big fish, a $400 million bioscience lab in his state of kansas. >> everybody had their hand in the cookie jar on this one. >> reporter: job corps got $1.6 billion, though studies show it doesn't work. and when the pentagon tried to save money retiring old ships and closing bases, congress said, no. >> even when they're told by their own people, by their own analysts that these are a waste of money and this is an inef

a lot of these guys that are still in the navy don't want to come forward. they fear backlash. there's a lot of guys if you're not having medical issues at the moment, then i'm sure they think nothing's wrong. now you've got 20, 30, 40 people on the uss reagan that are in their 20's and early 30's that have come down with some form of cancer. one or two a coincidence, but 20, 30, 40 in their 20's. >> but the navy hasn't changed its position on this. they don't believe the claims. a spokesman says: what do you think of that? are you upset that the navy isn't taking your side? >> well, honestly won to that point, i was there, so i'm measuring the background radiation. if the normal background radiation is norm hi between nine to 15ccpm and i'm measuring 300 to 500 in the air, then some of these numbers are skewed. 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 bal his with us. i was in japan for 17 years, i was there for a long time. i saw the cames that happened against the jap

and capability of our military, not talking about simply early but the navy as well, the army but the navy as well. >> pentagon wants>> they can build capabilities in support of that strategy that makes compelling sense, also, we have with the policies of obama administration and congress. sequestration taking place, a pause because of a bipartisan budget act, but, military is gutted in a time of huge volatility and danger to the american people in the world. lou: there is a pause, as a result of this fiscal year, a deal created, still, leaves the future uncertain, and no blueprint, no vision of the future, moving forward. iran, fox news poll shows 53%. disapproved of the way that dodg administration conducting its policy s in connection with iran. the threats thank yos -- that you talk about in the middle east continue, where you are in judgment in our response, or will be creation of a new middle east strategy . >> i don't think we'll create a new middle east strategy, our unstated one is disengagement from the middle east. i think it is now, understandable what this deal with the iranians is about, i plaintiff it

a lot of the guys in the navy, they don't want to come forward because they fear backlash. there's a lot of guys that if you are not having medical issues at the moment, then i am sure they think nothing is wrong. you have 20, 30, 40 people on the u ss regan in their 20s and early 30s coming down with a form of cancer. one or two is a coincidence. 20, 30, 40 in their 20s. >> but the navy has not changing their position saying: >> what do you think of that? are you spat that the navy is -- upset that the navy is not taking your side. >> i was there. i'm measuring the background radiation. if the normal background radiation is between nine to 15 cpm and i'm measuring that in the air, 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 analysed with us. i was in japan for 17 years, there for a lopping time. i saw the the crimes that happened against the japanese people. the murders, the rapes, the assaults. at a certain point we were on lock down where we couldn't be outside th

you're understood, you're expected to do your job and a lot of these guys that are still in the navy, they don't want to come forward because they fear backlash. and there's also a lot of guys that if you're not having you know medical issues at the moment, then i'm sure they think nothing's wrong. now you got 20, 30, 40 people on the u.s.s. reagan that are in their 20s and early 30s that have come down with some form of cancer. one or two i questions you can call that a coincidence. but 20, 30, 40 -- >> but the navy hasn't changed their position on this. they say they don't believe the claims, a spokesman says worst case radiation exposure is less than 25% of the radiation exposure from natural sources of background radiation such as the sun, rocks and soil. what do you think of that, that the navy isn't taking your point? >> to that point, i was there so i'm measuring the background radiation. and if the normal background radiation is normally from nine to 15 ccpm and i'm registering three to 500 in the air, some of these numbers are skewed. but honestly about the navy not taking our side, i will s

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the navy seals with lieutenant commander rorke denver. his book is called "dam few: making the modern seal warrior." i think people want to be part of something bigger than themselves. i think they want to come neat a program that has a historic attrition rate of 80%. those types of odds, that sounds like the right odds to me. >> rose: so like two out every ten make it or two out of three. >> right. so it's just one of those elite brotherhoods and you feel like you get to participate and spend time with a very, very special group of folks and then focus on doing the nation's work at an intense level. >> rose: david remnick and rorke denver when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we know that the intelligence services of other countries-- including some who feigned surprise over the snowden disclosures-- are constantly probing our government and private sect ornett works and accelerating pacts to listen to our conversations and compromise our systems. >> rose: david remnick is the editor of

the navy's claims about the contamination. >> so you come here and tell us what you want us to hear. but i think we should go back to whoever it was and let them know that we're no longer buying. >> done wadsworth said six years into his work at treasure island, he has this assessment. >> my job is to protect people and the environment. so it's just not getting done. >> the navy reaffirmed it is working with regulators to, quote, investigate, and clean up contaminated areas on treasure island and that the state, city and navy do not have any data indicating a risk to human health to current tenants. in the meantime, a $1.5 billion development plan for the land is on hold until the island is cleaned up. we will keep you updated as that cleanup progresses. >>> coming up next, we investigate, a visible change in restaurant inspections may be coming to santa clara county after our undercover report. investigative reporter jana has the details after the break. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every

want to do. >> he served in the navy for years, the second sailor killed is wesley van dooren. >>> they honoredas killed then. the suspect henry albert, jr., was caught and is awaiting trial. >> fair weather in your forecast for friday with wet changes coming as early as tomorrow, giving you a look outside the doors and isn't that a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge, temperatures warmer than yesterday and again things will be changing as we get going through the weekend, so the ridge bringing high pressure and that is really about it. fair skies along the coast, we have got some instead the bay and inland communities as well, i do expect those clouds as well as those coming our way, those are your temperatures in those areas, half noon bay 57 and san jose you are checking in at 56. so the ridge of high pressure in control for today, as we get into tomorrow now the system i showed you at the top of the hour is going to bring us a few scattered showers. if you are there it will ride into the bay and fall apart and then falls apart as it heads into the mountains in the second part of the af

state tv saying two of its warships are on the way to atlantic for the navy's first-ever mission there. want to bring in john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations and fox news contributor in l.a. mr. ambassador, welcome to you out there in california. >> hello, bill. bill: what we believe iran is up to on the southwestern coast of iran. navy's fifth fleet just across the persian gulf in the straight of hormuz, that choke point that is talked about for so long, such a source of contention of oil route between iran and iraq and saudi arabia. the idea is to go back through the suez canal out into the mediterranean. advance it one time. that is not really new. several months ago iran parked warships off the coast of syria. now it wants to take the ships out through the mediterranean into the atlantic ocean. mr. ambassador, why are they doing this now? they must feel really good with all this attention? >> well, they certainly do and they have reason to feel good as the november agreement from geneva on the iranian nuclear program takes effect that agreement represents a significant vi

the he knew he was taking a risk. he knew his life could be in danger but he said, that is what i want to do. >> the navy says that theelicopter that went down was on a mine sweeping training mission and based from norfolk. >>> a tough flu season in california is worse. a ninth death in the area is blame on the flu reported yesterday in santa clara county. there are new details about some victims. a patient who died in sonoma was only 23 years old with no previous health conditions. a woman in her 40's died. she did have underlying conditions. >> people that are getting the flu or that are younger to middle aged, and this was very consist went what happened during the 2009 pandemic and it is the same flu strain. >>> it is not too late to get a shot with the vaccine protecting against h1n1 of the officials say there is a 200 percent increase in positive flu tests compared to this time last year. at 5:30, our reporter will be live in san jose with the way hospitals there are bracing for an influx of flu patients. >> >> a man high on drugs tried to take over a bart train last week on union city line. police were alerted

he has been very clear with the navy department he wants it taken seriously and he believes they are taking it seriously. point, tmz, who broke the story, are they cooperating with the investigation? they provided blurbs, a big part of the investigation. they would know where they got them from. has this organization cooperated? >> i do not know. you should talk to the marine corps about that. i do not know. >> the burning of corpses was permissible depending on the situation. compoundme into a filled with bodies that had been there for some time and upbeat -- and occupy the compound, you have to get rid of the corpses somehow. >> desecration is a violation. question, wefic need to let the investigation determine what happens here. if it is true marines burned the courts, why they burnt that course. -- corpse. why they burnt that corpse. expert -- i will get back you. chapter have the exact and verse on burning corpses. let's not lose sight of the big issue. there were other images in the collection which are troubling for other reasons. we need to let them take a look at this and aut

want to do. >> collin served in the navy for more than two years. of the two survivors one was released from the hospital yesterday. the other could be released as soon as today. >>> we are getting video of a coast guard rescue near hurst castle on the central california coast. the coast guard was called out at 5:00 yesterday morning after a sailboat ran aground near the lighthouse. a helicopter rescued one man from the boat and he was not hurt. >>> time is 4:41. it is one of the most popular phones nationwide. coming up in our 5:00 hour we will take a look back at the lunch of the iphone and the changes over the past seven years. >>> and drought conditions in the bay area. the new campaign asking people to conserve. >>> right now traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area. we will let you know where traffic on highway 4 is beginning to slow. >>> its a fabulous friday forecast. there will be changes tomorrow. will rain make it this far sot? >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. we have new information in the investigation of an

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the sri lanka navy seized the troller he was working on. more than 75 days have passed since she last saw him. >> i just want my son to come home.f he doesn't come home,ly have to commit suicide, because i won't be able to repay all of our debt. >> the maritime dispute between india and sri lanka has long threatened this similar way of life. >> the two governments are trying to find a permanent solution. but these indian fisherman say the heart of the problem is at sea. >> we don't know where india finishes and sri lanka starts. wherever we are arrested the navy tells us it is their waters. it is hard for us to know. many here live in the shadows of uncertainty. al jazeera. protestors refuse to back down. access to an education, we look at the fate of roman children. >> plus, the biggest football stadium in europe, but i will tell you why barcelona wants and needs to make this stadium even bigger. break apart.untry doesn't that is the crux, how many parts of yemen will it be divided into. if it is only divided into two, it looks very much like the reseparation of the country. which is only reunited in 1990. >> all right. i guess

the navy. i told him what i want to do. i let my dad know, my other brothers know. when you come out here, because the first phase of it is, how do i act? >> walter farmer is a former member of the aryan brotherhood. serving a 23-year sentence for murder, he spent several years in the shu before making the decision to leave the gang. >> in some ways, you feel like you hung up your balls, you know, because you -- now you have to rely on the administration handling your issues as opposed to you handling them in a way you were taught to handle issues. but now i play sports with people that i once was enemies with. >> the big issues that i wrestled with was, am i going to get killed by dropping out? is my family going to get killed by dropping out? i was in the nazi low riders and i joined basically out of self-preservation. what soured me on the gang life is they will call you brother to your face but then stab you in the back at the drop of a dime. >> it is all a bunch of betrayals and lies. >> miguel perez was one of pelican bay's top drug runners on the yard. since h

the navy elementary school in fairfax. it's right off of west ox road and had a great time there. i wanto thank teacher stephanie shams for the chance to talk to the terrific students at the navy elementary school in fairfax county, in fairfax, virginia. it was a lot of fun. what a great group of people. what a wonderful staff they have. look how cold it still is. below freezing. a lot better than it was this morning when we were near zero. right now around the metro area, much of prince george's county, mid-20s. mid and upper 20s in montgomery county, fairfax county. much of the rest of northern virginia climbing into the 20s. huntingtown still at 21. it got down to just 1 above there this morning. as well as in parts of the eastern shore, it was near zero. shenandoah valley, the mountains, temperatures are now climbing into the 20s. most of those locations, as well, with that bright sun and a blue sky, beginning to work its magic. these are highs, i'm anticipating, for this afternoon. ought to make it in the low, maybe briefly mid-30s around the metro area, but elsewhere farther north

. >>> the navy is confirming that at least one crew member has died after a helicopter crash off the coast of virginia. the clear want down this morning at 18 miles from norfolk with five crew on board. four were rescued but one died. another crewman is missing and the crew was flying a model used for mine sweeping and related training missions. >> military officials are quick to clarify the crash was not connected to the crash of another chopper yesterday. an air force helicopter went down near norfolk, england, and cruise are trying to retrieve the body of four american crewmen killed in the crash. the helicopter slammed into the coast during a low altitude training mission. >> google puts mysterious barge in the bay and now it has a ferry. it is a venture that that we have confirmed this morning. what is this all about? >> wells they want to get their workers to work. they will try the water. the port of san francisco tells me they were excited to get the call from google and they hoping more companies will try this out. here is the ferry. we got video of it this morning holding 149 people. this last at 8:40 and w

the navy cross. his mother says he did not always want to be a navy seal and after college she says he said he felt like. and that he most certainly did. and aside from the movie matthew and his comrades will forever be remembered here and cupertino memorial park race statue stands in their honor thanking them for their sacrifices. philippe djegal, kron 4 news. >>james: on the bay area weather and traffic right now. our forecast with some possible record-breaking temperatures. >>: that's right tuesday through thursday we could see record-breaking temperatures to read right now we're waking up to clear conditions. take a look at oakland 46 out the door 50 degrees in concord. an extra 40 down in the south bay. futurecast 4 shows by 12th will seemingly 60s throughout the area. holding on to the american dream but mild weather looks like to be in the low 50s by 8:00 this evening. it is a little when the air and the higher elevations of high pressure is building an overhead. what that means is storm track guided well to the north. i don't think will see any rain in the bay area because my pressure will be st

i would say the dread knot race was because william wanted a great navy, high seas fleet. britain and france had already gobbled up all the colonies. but no one knew quite what the german navy was for. certainly the british didn't. they asked themselves, he's got the most powerful army in europe, why does he need great navy? who was it supposed to be building against? >> well, see, that raises a very interesting question. margaret, it seems to me that one of the seminal events of the lead-up to the war and the war itself was really the end of a host of empires that were led by these great leaders. and it's really a conflict that brought probably more empires to an end in one fell swoop than any other conflict probably in history. you're the historian more than i, you'd be better able to say that more than i, but did these empires -- by 1913, had these empires and the people who ran them simply become unten and this was one of the forces that got us into this conflict? >> i don't think they became untenable. they still thought they were tenable. and the nationalist movement

the navy will honor 14 sailors for achievements in recruiting. it will be in downtown d.c. awards will be given to the nation's top enlisted officer and support staff. >> we wantget back to the weather because that is the big topic of the day. snow out there. i had to brush off at least an inch. >> i know you said reagan is reporting half an inch. got a solid 2 inches in alexandria. >> we had anywhere between a trace and 3 inches across the area. the heaviest amounts we have seen have been in southern maryland. you can see the snow still oming down at a good clip from southbury. if you're still getting snow, it is not going to last much longer. we do expect high pressure to grip the. it is still nasty in spots. chilly along the coast to have karns where they are getting freezing rain stretching down into parts of florida. let's take a look at some of the numbers across the region. willoughby spit had 10 inches. south nor folk had 7 inches. orth virginia beach has 7. 10 in gaithersburg and 10 in winchester. take a look at how far the cold air advances. it is below freezing in new orleans this morning. only 22 in dallas. 18 in atlanta where they picked up 2 1/2

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i would say the dreadnoughts race was because wilhelm wanted a great navy, a high seas fleet. britain and france had already gobbled up all the colonies but no one knew quite what the german navy was for. certainly, the british didn't. they asked themselves, he's got the most powerful army in europe. why does he need a great navy? who i isn't supposed to be building against? >> at races and interesting point, market, it seems to me one of the seminal events of the lead up to the war and the war itself was really the end of a host of empires that were led by these great leaders. it's really a conflict that brought probably more empires to an end in one fell swoop than any other conflict probably in history. you're the historian of course more than i. but did these empires, by 1913, had these empires and the people who ran than simply became untenable and this is one of the motive forces that got us into the conflict? >> i don't think they had become untenable. they thought they were still tenable. and nationalist movements which are going to tear them apart to pieces were very m

the end she did not want to the thatcher view of. >> it was tough when it was pro-british. >> the navy secretary had the british point of view and that shares the strength of that relationship because it is that military and intelligence at its closest and to in terms of the atlantic alliance it is much more important than relations. >> with 250 troops killed it was small and a significant parts of the british establishments listed stature prevails. >> guest: that's right. she had no experience with for at also she did not know what to do. she know what she wanted to she had to be given validation that it could be done. she had no idea and she said how long? he said three weeks and she said shirley yu mien three days. she did not note the logistics'. but that gave the feeling that it is at least possible. i do believe that of another leader who had been in a war would not have done it because they saw the difficulties so it takes a certain person to do everything you can diplomatically to keep it on track. when british one she told the house of commons and went out with the jury with a deputy and he said only you could have done it t

the services. congress --ed in and back to my navy and marine corps piece, i didn't want congress solving that problem for me. i wanted to solve it and eventually the head of the navy with jim conway who i work for -- the other thing is when we do that constantly, we are just training our kids. when they grow up, they don't know any other behavior. it perpetuates itself. there is a rich history here. i think the answer that is more efficient is overstated. we would be nowhere in these wars without the guard and reserve. they have been incredible. their rotations have been more than they expected. at the same time i think it is going to slow down. the leadership has to focus on this. spokesmen from the past saying this is the answer. i think everybody has got to be all in to solve these difficult budget issues as opposed to creating great fishers -- fissures inside a service or between the army and the guard because if you do that, those that actually get to solve the andlem, they write a check nobody wins. john? admiral for your remarks. going back to your original topic about the budget, my question

the life you want chase. so you can . >>> welcome back, rescuers are searching for a sailor after a navy helicopter crash off the virginiahelicopter went down 20 miles from norfolk virginia. two were killed, two others were rescued from the water and a 5 5th remains missing. the helicopter was taking part in a training mission and this was the second military disaster in two days. on tuesday an air force helicopter crashed in england killing four people. >>> they gathered to remember a 13-year-old boy who was shot to death new year's eve while walking home from a boys and girls club. hundreds of people attended this memorial service for lee weathersby and he was shot a couple of times just a few miles away from his home. they are asking he be remembered by spreading a message a piece. they have this grainy photograph and they are hoping it will solve the killing of 'emoryville man. he was killed six months ago near market street and sanford avenue. the driver likely drove off in a newer four-door sedan. they are offering a reward leading to an arrest of their son. >>> they are looking for a new way of teens to abuse drug

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want to do. >> collin served in the navy for more than two years.he other sailor is 29-year-old lieutenant wesley of greensboro, north carolina. of the two survivors one was released from the hospital yesterday. the other could be released as soon as today. >>> we're also getting video of a coast guard rescue near hurst castle on the central california coast. the coast guard was called out after 9:00 yesterday morning after a sailboat ran aground. a helicopter rescued one man from the boat. he was not hurt. >>> time is 6:16. happening today the defense department report comes out today. it finds that students at the three u.s. military academies often believe they have to put up with sexest and offensive behavior. the goal is to reduce sexual harassment and assault. the report points to scandals involving sports teams at the army, navy, and air force academies in the last school year. its urging leaders to do more to improve training and prevention programs. >>> last night an employee at an o'reilly auto sports store was shot and killed. the suspect

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the ises. then it gets solved, it gets solved in congress. if you want, back to my navy and marine corps piece, i didn't want congress solving that problem for me. i wanted to solve it as head of the navy or budget officer and then eventually head of the navy with jim conway and then mike hagee and jim conway who i worked for. the other thing when we do that constantly we're just training our kids, when they grow up they don't know any other behavior so it perpetuates itself. there is a rich history here. i think the answer is more efficient, doesn't cost as much is overstated. we would be nowhere in these wars without the guard and reserve. believe me i know that they have been incredible. their rotations have been more than they expected. at the same time i think it is going to slow down. so the leadership has to focus on this. i worry about spokesmen from the past saying if you will, this is the answer. i think everybody's got to be all-in to solve these difficult budget issues, as opposed to creating great fissures inside of a service or between the army and the guar

to talk about the untold history of the united states you guys i wanted to start with you peter the u.n. vote two days ago one hundred eighty eight to only two navy boats to basically. criticize the cuban embargo and of course israel and the u.s. were the only two countries to vote to uphold it is this just a cold war grudge what does the u.s. have at stake here and. i don't see the u.s. as anything at stake as a nation there are certain right wing interests in the united states because the cuban community in miami although the younger generation of cuban americans is going a very very different direction than the older generation but with united states is concerned about the rise of the left wing governments of latin america and those governments are very friendly toward cuba so there is much more of an effort in the oas and other bodies to isolate the united states now safe the united states doesn't change its policies toward cuba and these countries are just not going to go along with the united states has put it's symptomatic is part of a broader international lesson. if u.s. influence we see what's happening in the middle east and i say can

the games, and two u.s. navy ships will be in the nearby black sea. >> whatever we can do, we want to do to help. >> reporter: but one informal request by russia's top general to joint chiefs chairman martin dempsey for american roadside bomb jamming technology may go unheeded. >> as far as jamming technology, we're not going to share that. >> reporter: why not? >> because it's very closely held. if you understood it, you could defeat it. >> reporter: the key to stopping a terror attack is intelligence. russia, the u.s. and others are sharing whatever possible. but like anything else, it is not perfect. jon. >> thank you, martha. bring in congressman peter king, the chair of the house counterterrorism and intellig t intelligent -- intelligence subcommittee. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, jon. >> we saw in the new york times that olympic athletes are worried about their own security, some of them. can you reassure our athletes going to sochi that they're going to be safe? >> i cannot give them 100% guarantee. the fact is these are going to be very much threatened olympics. probably more than any we h