u.s. coast guard so he knows a thing or 2 about naval operations 75 years later admiral what stands out to you militarily speaking about d.-day well mask good morning 1st off you know d.-day was obviously a historic day in the history of the world and here at normandy and a $155000.00 plus allied forces took to the beaches on june 6th 75 years ago operation overlord of the neptune was a maritime piece of that it was more than 2 years in the planning we had a coast guard and then involved in that it was a it was a seminal moment i think in the history of the world here so just that the planning and the amount of ships and people or something else you think is is outstanding in military history i think in military history you think about it was more than 4000 loss of life on that day of the allied forces. the omaha beach utah landing sure. gold the juno beach it was it was us it was brits it was canadians it was a pivotal day it was some of the bloodiest fighting in the history of the world and the losses were monumental but i think it was pivotal for the move through france here to go on an

u.s. coast guard. it documents the preparations and the allied assault on the beaches of normandy. ♪ narrator: a quiet harbor in rural england, july 1944. ♪ [typewriter keys clacking] narrator: dear howard, we are back in home port now for our first real rest since d-day, the day that saw the beginning of the greatest crusade in history. the freeing of an enslaved europe. and thousands of young americans helped open that road to liberation. every hour, more are returning from the normandy beachhead, many of them on stretchers. some are shipmates of the coast guardsmen in this barracks. it's hard to forget that. it's even harder to forget the others who will never come back to us. only three weeks ago, we were all here together, working and waiting. it seems almost like yesterday. if only you could have seen this harbor then. the ugly, flat bottom. the smaller craft always on the go. the snubnosed lcvp's that would spearhead the coming invasion. the vast coast guard cutters that later worked to save so

u.s. coast guard he also expressed his feelings which is a rare thing for a soldier but his feelings towards towards those that lost their lives back then and you know what what the generations today can take away from from what their peers did on d.-day you know there's a lot of messages there for the generations today from what's called the greatest generation we saw some incredible commemorations yesterday of parachuting 94 year olds and 97 year olds i mean really some unbelievable physical feats of this generation. yes a bit i do think that man is probably the exception he was assistant but 75 years ago if you had been standing here where i'm standing right now there would have been many parachutes coming from the sky and many of those by the way not that in the location that they were intended to land because the weather was much worse 75 years ago you had strong winds they predicted that they knew that but they thought that they could handle it because they needed to do it on the 6th of june because the conditions they were looking for with the tides for example and the full moon and a

u.s. coast guard just agreed to use search and rescue drones over the bay, to support it traditional aircraft. the agencies have come up with a set of rules so they can safely coordinate their thworld >>> it is a pretty good be looking day up there. >> and is not bad at all. we've got beautiful skies inland, and look at the fog going through the golden gates. as we go back to that pattern of the fog and clouds in the morning and sunshine in the afternoon. it looks like we're into that for the next few days. right now, you can see ocean beach, overcast. san francisco, 64. san jose, mid-70s. concord, 84. here is what is happening, this is triggering some pretty good thunderstorms on the westside of this year. it is just shocking weather out on the sierra. maybe even some thunder snow at the highest elevations. we're looking for some low clouds to move in overnight. and here comes our usual pattern of fog and clouds in in no son in the sky until 4 july along the coast. a union street music fest will be nice and mild, 67 degrees. the art wine festival in walnut creek, 82 degrees. a lot happening

u.s. coast guard took on that role shocking little hailey after a year-long deployment in the middle east. >> when you become a parent, the number one thing you want to do is just be present in your child's life. so it'sd so har not to be able to be there day in and day out. >> hard to tell what that meant or who had that mean more to them. she had a surprise of her own telling herad that there's a new dog at home. so the family is happy and g. growin >>> well, that's it for "news4 this week." i'm leon harris. thanks for joining us. have a great week. weanre sisters. d we just moved in together. why alissa and aleah chose fios. we stream sooo much. a lot of times a hssa is watching tv on laptop, using her phone, also ing her tablet. i am really good at multitasking cause i'm awesome. a little. the best internet is even better at our best price. switchspow and get our fastest ds available. plus, a free samsung chromebook on us. that's fios. greg. why? i can't handle beltway traffic anymore. i gotta get in the express lane. you're kind of freaking us out. you know what? just try waze carpool

u.s. coast guard member and every she told me she misses me, can't wait to see me. kaylee and nothing could spoil kaylee daddy. >> rep after so much time away, that first hug, that first kiss might not seem real so kaylee made double sure. day for our family and it's a this 6-year-old was keeping . ack of dad's deployment. the days 4. >> she is so sweet. welcom home and thank you for >>> amelia draper, at least we're having some nice weather >> rely nice. it's unusual that we would have had humidity levels this lowst ye and today, friday, not going to be that bad. with some rain attached too much, it will feel a little yester i woul give today 8.5 or 9 out more clouds overall. not a washout. there will be dry time as well. you want to have the umbrella handy. gorgeo weather returns for friday saturday as well. here's a look at current temper we're at 64 right now in washin 62 degrees over at dulle othe refreshing start out recess they're dwindling. 75 degrees looking nice. today is a great day. enjoy your lunch s.outdoor runnin an errand on your lunch day, it is goi

u.s. coast guard member and father just back from a year long deployment ove seas and be ready to recommence his east. every day she told me she misses me can't wait to see me. kaylee daddy. away, that first hug, that firss kiight not seem veal kaylee >> i'm so happy and it's a great day for our family and it's a from a 100 -- no, from a one this year-old was keeping >> corey smith, news 4. exactl >> all right, amelia. off a pret nice start this ornin i think. feelsetty comfortable outsid lowmi huty again. we are going to have ouds, are we running about another nice day. tomorr some rain at times but finall looking gorgeous on we do start to warm back up as right now our temperature are 59 in rockville, 60 out at camp spring 54 in manass. refres the bus stop. temper 62. recess definitely outdoors. nice at 75 degrees. even you're just having your on lunch break, the weather is going to be fantastic. later on when you are picking rain nofs around midnight and future weather tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. shower in place pretty much the tire area. some brighter colors moving nlat's some heavier ra

u.s. coast guard port detachment or vessel detachment boarding parties but by and large when you look at the overall side of the u.s. military forces this is a very small measure it's designed to send a message but it's also designed to not this is nowhere near what you'd need for an invasion or a war i think all this talk of a declaration war's kind of premature irrelevant to be honest ok so as to disobey clear at the u.s. obviously has said that this is iran we don't know that yet but that is what they have what they say is the evidence that they're presenting correct so let's just say if this were iran this isn't happening in a vacuum this is happening in the context of this larger maximum pressure campaign as as were comments from the u.s. so if iran did do this big if what what their motive they what what their end game they rather. well whenever iran is pressure they always respond in 3 ways they they try to disrupt so they use their proxies to attack western interests we saw that with the missile attack on tashi with the who's the attack on the civilian airport up which was just conde

u.s. coast guard all the branches of the american military there that served in this the mentors of the 75 years ago. if. it's. 6 it's. then you. need. a. meeting whose parents drug and. it's. a. neat story we. there. was still there's. a. star was fishing gold. was. was. easy to please remain standing for the implication offered by the u.s. army europe command chaplain colonel timothy mallard. without him and the us did. the napalm when you me that also have to focus on them and they can sense in their own hearts now going and then. almighty god lord of hosts sacred to us is the memory of our fallen and the sacrifices of our veterans on these waters shores fields and skies and thus we humbly ask for your holy presence here today in the ceremony. for many nations their sacrifice or doubt and blood courage and even death to secure liberty for your and slaved children and to smash tyranny remains our moral touchstone. for so great an act of love we pray that you will grant them eternal peace and their families lasting comfort by their courage on d.-day and afterwards we also pray that you wi

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u.s. coast guard and the menloe park fire department.loe park has the responsibility to oversee seven square miles of the bay near the dun barlton bridge and uses the drones for infrared cameras, patrol, and search and rescue. sever at least one kayaker has been rescued thanks to a drone. >>> committing people without their consent. today's controversial vote on how to help the chronically addicted and mentally ill. >> and temperatures hit the 90s today. what we can expect. what we can expect. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors approved a controversial step today to help people with chronic mental health or substance abuse problems. the move now allows city officials to make no longer make those decisions for themselves. >> reporter: a look at san francisco streets, and it's easy to battle those battling mental health or substance abuse issues were the mayor pushes for conservatorship. allowing to force someone into treatment. >> what you see happening on our streets is a crisis. and we have to do something a lot different. >> re

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u.s. coast guard member and father just ck om aorseas, ready to recommence dad duties. >> we talk on face much as we could when i was in the middle east and every day she told me she m misses and she can't wait to see me. >> she is 6-year-old kaley and nothing can spoil the surprise. >> our mystery reader today is kaley's dad. >> after so much time away, that first hug, that first kiss might not seem real. >> i'm so happy and it's a great day for our family. and it's a great day to see my daughter. >> i was so excited to see daddy from a one year and three day trip. >> that's right. this 6-year-old was keeping track of dad's deployment. >> i've been counting down the days. >> there's no such thing as a -- >> the sacrifice so many military familiesake are not lost on the little ones. every birthday, holiday, and bedtime story missed has an impact. >> when you become a parent, thi number one thng you want to do is be present in your child's life. it's so hard to not be able to be there day in and day out. >> now with dad home, she has big plans for the summer ncluding her 7th birthday. righ

u.s. coast guard agreements we worked details out with them and prepare ourselves for future transfer of right-of-way to caltrans and tida. looking for executions for the deeds here. we have additional utility agreements. we want to make sure we put in the appropriate conduits and infrastructure for future development of the island. that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> thank you chair for the report. i think i know the answer to this question. to get us ready for the future. is there a jobs plan in place in terms of the work force needed across the trades and types of subs for construction as we get ready for construction? >> yes, we are working with that right now. we will implement a jobs program in that regard. we just met with one treasure island in particular, and we will work towards executing a jobs program in that regard. we have federal fundings. we have to work out the details so we are not in violation of the federal law? >> is that something to send forward so we can see what trades are needed?

u.s. coast guard off-loads a massive amount of drugs in port everglades. were seized in international waters in the coast of mexico and central and south america. the agency off-loaded 60,000 pounds of cocaine in 150. the street value of those drugs were about $350 million. and this is alive look at chicago from our affiliate, fox 32. singer r. kelly pleads not guilty to 11 additional related to felonies during a court hearing. charges include four counts of aggravated criminal sexual assault which carries a sentence of up to 30 years in prison. kelly has denied any wrongdoing. that's two nights live look at outside the beltway on "special report." we will be right back r. that's why esurance has this drivesense® app. the safer you drive, the more you save. don't worry, i'm not using my phone and talking to a camera while driving... i'm being towed. by the way, i'm actually a safe driver. i'm just pretending to be a not safe driver. cool. bye dennis quaid! when insurance is affordable, it's surprisingly painless. (alarm beeping) welcome to our busy world.

u.s. coast guard captain who also holds a ph.d., president haas has devoted his life to our country and to west michigan and to the students of grand valley state university. as being voted fourth president, he successfully laid a foundation for a culture that nurtures innovation and excellence. under his leadership, enrollment has soared to over 25,000 students, and meanwhile 46 undergraduate and graduate programs have also been added. and the university has expanded ith 2.5 million square feet of buildings. t. haas, as he's affectionately known, and his wife will be remembered. they have passionately dedicated themselves putting students first. the now famous selfie with t. haas, as it's known, as a clear example of the way they treated every student like their own. president haas, you are the epitome of the term a laker for lifetime. it's been an honor to work with ou in support of grand valley, its students and all of west michigan. while your time as president may be coming to an end, your legacy and impact will forever live on. at this time, madam chair, i yield to my friend from new

u.s. coast guard. very good to have you here. lieutenant general jeffrey rockwell, good to have you with us. general norman lewis,, don of joint forces staff college. general carl robinson, air force, done of the dwight d eisenhower school. rear admiral larry jackson, director for center of joint strategic logistics. rear admiral michael brown is with us this evening. susan eisenhower, we cannot forget miss priscilla roberts and ambassador walter stadler. i am sure there are many of you i have not mentioned. it is a pleasure to have you with us. as you know, the national defense university is the world's premier institute for studies in national defense and international security strategy. at the national defense university foundation, we are focused on two things. ensuring we train and educate our security leaders to prevent conflict when possible and wi n decisively when necessary. tonight's event is bringing together the foremost thought leaders in national security and addressing the most, but issued facing our nation today.

u.s. coast guard searched for him on jet skis and in a helicopter. stling. ticed that he was th is the formation wewere given. other specifics. they att went under the water a they were unable to locate him. that is when they exited the water and called 911. >> it took rescuers about an hour to locate the teenager and he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> the csp is still trying to find the gunman in a shooting that force a freeway shut down in san francisco. chopper five was over the scene yesterday as a black sedan face the wrong way on an offramp from 280 two people from that car were hurt. gunfire erupted around 1:00 and two vehicles collided. the other car got away. >>> new this morning at police officer in southern california says he was told not to warn the public about a series of shootings at a popular park before a college guy was shot and kill ermabureek state park june. while he slept in a tent with his two young daughters. a lieutenant with the l.a. county sheriff and says he read was -- urges supervisors to warn the public that someone ha

u.s. coast guard police department and fired a parent, immediately started life-saving measures to bring this kid back to life. >> reporter: you said really aggressive cpr, aggressive life- saving measures. >> yeah, we were rotating personnel out every one minute to do compressions. we want nice hard compressions on this child. this is a drowning, this is a cardiac arrest, the water is about 61 degrees, so we are not looking at hypothermia. so we needed to be aggressive and give this child every potential chance of life that we could. which is being continued at california pacific hospital as we speak. >> reporter: let's work backwards now, because as you told me earlier, you said the boy was here with a group of friends at around 2:00 when this whole incident really began. >> that is correct, there is a group of about 6 to 7 young men and women from san francisco enjoying the beautiful beaches that we do have. this young man who reportedly does not know how to swim was with his group, they went in to the water to cool off, he started to have some struggles and difficulties, the crew attempte

u.s. coast guard and baggage screening systems for the transportation security administration. however, d.h.s.'s acquisition activities are on the government accountability office's high risk list because of management and funding concerns. in fact, according to g.a.o., only 10 of the 24 major acquisition programs have approved schedule and cost goals that are on track to meet these goals. given these challenges, it is critical that d.h.s. review its major acquisition programs for proper management, oversight, and accountability. this bill, the d.h.s. acquisition review board act of 2019, seeks to strengthen the role of the acquisition review a.r.b., to improve he d.h.s. acquisition board. will help their performance thresholds. mr. speaker, the enactment of 2609 is one mechanisms within the department to help ensure programs are on time, on budget, and in line with the department's mission. with that i urge my house colleagues to support this legislation, and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves the balance of his time

u.s. coast guard academy. with best wishes i am, signed johnson. cheryl l. the speaker pro tempore: the order of the house of january 3, 2019, the following member on the part of the house to the japan-united states friendship commission. . the clerk: mr. hill of arkansas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 2-a of the national cultural 76-h-a and 20 u.s.c. thed orer of the house of january 3, 2019, the following member of the -- member on the part of the house to the board of trustees of the john f. kennedy center for the performing arts. the clerk: mr. smith of missouri. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, madam. pursuant to house resolution 6, section 104-a, i'm pleased to appoint the remaining republican members to the house democracy partnership. the honorable jeff fortenberry of nebraska. of honorable michael conaway texas, the honorable smith of nebraska, the honorable steve smith of arkansas, th

u.s. coast guard and firefighters along the peninsula have worked out a plan to share the skies during emergenciesre crews recently have used drones, but there have been conflicts between public and private drone operators and emergency aircraft including planes and helicopters. now, the district has said, it's search and rescue drones don't need to fly higher than 150 feet to do their work. aircraft will fly above that, and the agencies are working out other details before the next emergency. >>> the house of representatives passed a disaster aid bill, despite objections from many republicans, the senate passed in $19.1 billion package last night, last month it will provide help for wildfire victims and others affected by disasters across the country. house republican lawmakers initially blocked the bill from passing by a voice of vote three times in the past few weeks, they did not like the amount of money being spent. the president is expected to sign the bill. >>> the historic flooding in arkansas continues this week, communities around little rock are preparing for the arkansas river to reach

u.s. coast guard lieutenant charged with a drug charge with possession of a weapon and in a detention hearing memo referred to as domestic terrorism. that's part of the issue. we come to the house from the committee and anytime we've been asked to come greet the committees we come and greet the threat so were constantly doing that to your staff as well as two different communities here on the hill. what we also do is for our state and local partners were most important and international association of chiefs of police live been in front of both of those committees review nondomestic terrorism. >> thank you. >> just to further address some of the issues and discrepancies in relation to the charlottesville case that case was prosecuted as a hate crime and also i would like to draw distinctions between the hate incident and a crime and obviously if someone yells a racial slur at someone there protected by the first amendment and what happens is in many instances those incidents may be bought by the victim to be a hate crime with more of a hate incident. he crime occurs if you have that the more

u.s. coast guard lieutenant drugged with a chug charge and weapon of a memo. so that i think is partner of the issue. we brief the house homeland committee and come and brief what the threat is. so we're constantly doing that to your staffers as well as to different committees here on the hill. what we also do -- really, it's our state and local partners who are most important. >> the major cities, sheriffs, i've been briefing on both commitments. >> thank you, mr. shivers. do you have anything? >> just to further address some of the issues and the discrepancies. in relation to the charlottesville case, that case was actually prosecuted as a hate crime. and also, i would like to draw a distinction between a hate incident and a hate crime. obviously, if someone yells a racial slur at someone, you know, they're protected by the first amendment. and what happens is in many instances, those incidents may be thought of by the victim to be a hate crime when it's more of a hate incident. a hate crime occurs if you have that similar incident, but it evolves into a cri

u.s. is sending the coast guard to the south china sea. alix: how does that work?bout that, too. coming up on the program, we are joined by sarah punter, alpine hunt, upon sarah alpine global funds manager. ♪ alix: trump threatens china again, saying he could move tariffs to 25% or higher. can the two countries go it alone? local governments room to spend on infrastructure. stocks and metals rally. and what's in a cut? central banks around the world show their dovish wings. investors prep for rate cuts, so how do you play it if it is already priced in? david: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this tuesday, june 11. we've been talking about this main supplier to apple saying we don't need china to produce for apple. we can manufacture from other places. alix: this is hon hai, and they make the most smart phones the chinese mainland, but they are saying they can divert what you need to sell in the u.s.. it doesn't help apple selling into china, but it would help their component parts. in these countries go it alone? david: clearly they can't entirely go it alone, bu

he will need a medical miracle to join the coast guard one day, spirit of the u.s.he is giving himself for other people right now. >> you never know when someone may help pou. >> er: see those bracelets? he makes those, sells them and doug donates the money to the children's hospital to fund research for his disease. >> i make them to help me fund my care and also share hope around the world. >> reporter: he will be a big deer general for one day. >> h is too cute. pilot for a day. >>> all righ the weather. you say you can lower the humidity today. >> it's already lower. job is done. . >> thank you >> now we can go home. no. listen, we have got the heat and humidity coming back on tuesday. fwednesday, thursday,day, of course, thursday's fourth of july, it ising to be hot. >> right around 8:45 before the 9:00 fireworks he is we will get the thunderstorms? >> of course. >> happens every year. >> every year. every year. and doug has a heck of a job. i don't know if he will be here this week. one of us will be here. >> a heck of a job. >> he is doing a heck of a joon yo

he will need a medical miracle to join the coast guard one day, but in the true spirit of the u.s. service member, he is giving himself for her people right now. see those bracelets? he makes them, sells them and donates the money to the children's hospita >> i feel that there is who enaround ten around t hope around the world. >> reporter: and his service will change countless lives, forever. >> and at mgm, it is o'ryan ay jolly d >> this is nice. very nice. >>> news 4 at 6:00 is next. >>> a border in crisis, the shock of two tragic deaths, dividingwashington. but will it bring change? >>> a young one who wanted to be a dentist, the innocent victim of a wil chase gone wrong. >> she was always here to do what she spoefsewas supposed to. >> the crash caught on camera and how the woman riding the scooter is doing. >>> plus the 2020 presidential race turns up the heat in miami. aarons gilchrist i there and with so many candidates in so littl time, can anyone find a breakthrough? >> we begin with a look down in iami where democratic hopefuls are set to square off in primetime. >> and w

mediterranean there will be a sea of blood but libyan coast guard said it's rescued more than $500.00 refugees trying to reach europe since the beginning of june u.s. president donald trump is pushing back against media reports that his latest agreement with mexico doesn't actually contain anything new trumpet threaten to impose tariffs on all imports from mexico unless it did more to stop migrants crossing into the u.s. the white house announced the agreement on friday but their u.s. media reports that many aspects of the deal were agreed months ago. exit polls in kazakhstan show the interim president has won the 70 percent of the vote in sunday's election. took a if is said to be the 1st new leader in 30 years but some opposition groups say the vote was unfair. and iran has unveiled a new ad defense system which is says is capable of targeting fighter jets and drones says the technology called 15 core drugs can handle 6 targets at once. those are the headlines do stay with us when this is up next when you speak of that fact now. kirk its biggest photo of this concept includes a whiles 6 way $1011.00 venues guides can australia defend the charge

u.s. to withdraw from the deal. france cautioning the united states not to involve nato militarily in any mission involving iran. >> members of the coast guardded a ship offshore. it has 42 people on board. rescuers -- rescued while attempting to cross the mediterranean. the captain entered italian waters despite warnings from government. coast guard members have told the captain the situation will, in their words, unlock soon. hase -- the european union urged ed lee to allow the migrants ashore. wild fires burning across 4000 hectares in northeastern spain. it could get worse. spain is banking on the temperatures of 42 degrees celsius. france and germany are suffering unseasonably hot temperatures. these are already among the worst fires in spain's catalonia region for 20 years. the heatwave has only just begun. firefighters are warning the burning area could get five times as big. they are doing what they can to douse the flames. animals, it was too late. they died trapped inside their barn. it is clearly upsetting for the farmer. it is an anxious wait to find out if houses have gone up in flames. >> when we came back, we saw black smoke h

will be a sea of blood this comes as the libyan coast guard says it's rescued more than 500 refugees trying to reach europe in just the past 9 days. u.s. president on trump is pushing back against media reports that his latest agreement with mexico doesn't actually contain anything new the white house announced the agreement on friday trump threatened to impose tariffs on all imports from mexico unless it did more to stop asylum seekers from crossing into the u.s. but reports soon amounts that the deal mostly involves agreements that were reached months ago or those are the headlines next it's inside story. this year's free for a women's world cup has kicked off in front with more fun fair than ever before so is women's football finally being taken seriously and why is the top female player not taking part this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm martin dennis the world's best footballers are in france to fight for their sport's biggest prize no we haven't confused it with the world cup in russia last year we're actually talking about the women's world cup the 8th edition of the tournament is being played in 9 cities

u.s. government was an incident at sea in 2010. a chinese fishing trawler rammed a japanese coast guard ship in a territorial dispute.d two weeks later, china stopped shipping rare earths to japan. >> mcgroarty: the chinese cut them off. and for 30 to 40 days, the rare earths did not flow to japan. so it was a real shot across the bow for the japanese that this is something that you have to be worried with. >> stahl: it was a wake-up call. finally, 20 years after deng xiaoping's speech, rare earths were on the u.s. radar screen. >> barack obama: this case involves something called rare earth materials. >> stahl: president obama lodged a formal complaint to the world trade organization against china for creating shortages for foreign buyers, and, in 2014, the w.t.o. ruled against beijing. no one in the obama administration would talk to us back then about rare earths and our dependence on china, including the department of energy, the pentagon, or the u.s. trade representative. even the private sector didn't o get interviews withroblem. magnets and other products coming out of china, and they would not talk to us. is

u.s. air force academy and the coast guard academy. >> here to celebrate with us is the high school seniorrning. i chose the naval academy because my big thing is i wanted to fly but the air force didn't fit the way i wanted to go. so i chose the naval academy. and the majors are leaned a little more towards what i wanted to do. >> congratulations. what an amazing accomplishment to get into these schools. how did your family's service for our country affect your decision to apply to these schools and your passion to be part of this? >> thank you for that. my dad was in the marines and my grandfather was in the air force. they inspired me to do this but i didn't really know much about the academies until my junior year. that's when my mom asked me to apply to the summer programs. so i went with that and i had no idea what they were. so i went, checked them out and that's - what i wanted to do for the rest of my life. >> navy aviators have a remarkable legacy in history. you may soon become one. why do you want to serve? >> that's a good question. i just want to benefit other people, like se

u.s. unilateral move to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal france cautioning the united states here not to involve nato militarily in any mission involving iraq now members of the italian coast guard have boarded a german humanitarian rescue boat anchored off shore sea watch 3 has 42 people on board rescued while attempting to cross the mediterranean 2 weeks ago the captain entered italian waters despite warnings from the government she says her hand was forced by was singing conditions on board coast guard members have told the captain the situation will in their words unlock soon the european union has already edged italy to allow the migrants ashore wildfires are burning across nearly 4000 hectares of northeastern spain and there are fears it could get much worse spain is baking on the temperatures of $43.00 degrees celsius france italy and germany are also suffering on seasonably hot temperatures as southern and western europe's wealth has under a heat wave or a challenge has more. these are already among the worst fires in spain's catalonia region for 20 years and the heat wave has only just begun firefighters are warning the burning area could get 5 times as big as doing wha

dodge the coast guard the captain was detained after defying a tally in our thirty's and docking in lampedusa she says she had no choice because of worsening conditions on board. prosecutors in the u.s. city of flint michigan have defended their decision to drop criminal charges against officials accused of letting people drink lead tainted water it's been called one of the worst manmade environmental disasters in u.s. history those are the headlines inside stories next. can the g 20 and trade wars and political infighting japan is hosting the leaders of the world's 20 largest economy but how relevant is their annual summit for the rest of the world this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program and to be gopalan now leaders of the world's wealthiest economies are in japan to discuss the biggest challenges to flow both free trade the group of 20 summit or g 20 has been held every year for the past 2 decades and the aim is for political and financial leaders to work more closely together for the world's 7 biggest economies the g 7 became the g 20 for lowing the asian financial crisis in 1909 the european union and 1000 countries some members years ago finance ministers and ce

u.s. entities doing some form of domestic intelligence. the obvious one is the fbi and the not so obvious include the coast guard. the fractionated oversight with respect to domestic intelligence only enhances the fractionated performance of that intelligence. there is no vision statement. there is no package that goes to congress that gets to be unified -- a unified package that gets if you could talk about that issue. it really is significant because it is like a great school soccer. nobody is holding position and everybody is running to the ball. >> one of the problems we ran into is there something like 117 committees that these folks had to go and report to. 107 -- 117 staff directors yet it was consuming for the intelligence community to try to do this. good luck trying to fix this. smallt after a intelligence department that was from anothers work department, changing the slide deck, putting their name on it and putting it out on the public forum. we went in and said let's just align it up. it created a huge fight over nothing. we ended up saying we have bigger fish to fry. unless congress wants to reform

coast of iran in a major escalation. the u.s. cling that attack unprovoked. iran saying the drone was in its air space, and this morning, the leader of the revolutionary guard sayscountry is completelyr.eady for >> no apolog >> racist bone in my body. >> joe biden not backing down.n his rival ihe 2020 race unload. >> i think it's misinformed and it's wrong.

coast of iran in a major escalation. the u.s. calling that attack unprovoked iran saying the drone was in its air space and this morning the leader of the revolutionary guard says his country i completely ready for war the latest from washington and the middle east. >>> no apology. >> there's not a racist bone in my body. >> joe biden not backing down after his comments about working with segregationist senators

u.s. entities doing some form of domestic intelligence. the obvious is fbi and not so obvious is treasury and others. coast guard, et cetera. the fractionated oversight with respect to domestic intelligence only enhances, in my opinion, the fractionated performance of that intelligence. there is no mission statement or threat assessment on a domestic level. there is no package that goes to congress that gets to be unified and gets to oversight in a unified way. if you guys could comment on that issue, and we have talked in the past about bringing that inside, which i think is the right way to go, and there is no appetite for this conversation at all on the hill. it really is significant because it is like grade school soccer, nobody is holding the position and everybody is running to the ball. we just get lucky sometimes. mike: one of the problems we ran into is there was something like 117 committees that these folks had to go and report to. any big event, the phone rings. 117 staff directors and then there are subcommittees. you have got to come up here tomorrow. it was consuming for the intelligence community to try to d

. >>> now, leaders from the navy, coast guard, marines, and maritime administration, discuss the state and future of u.s. military and reserve readiness. from the navy league sea, air and space exposition, this is an

. >>> now, leaders from the navy, coast guard, marines, and maritime administration, discuss the state and future of u.s. military and reserve readiness. from the navy league sea, air and space exposition, this is an hour and a half. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for coming. the navy league has chosen to frame this kickoff panel in a very interesting way. what does it take to command our maritime forces? and it reminds me of a conversation i had some years ago with the senior detailer of the service warfare officers and i asked him, why do navy command tours last about 18 months? and he said, well, you see, it is just so hard to stay awake any longer than that. [ laughter ] >> so you don't know if that rings any bells, with richardson or commandant neller, beth of which are about to wrap up their very senior command tours or commandant schultz or administrator buzby but i know we are delighted and grateful to have the sea service chiefs here to lead off our date. so what does it take to command our maritime forces. i understand this is seeking to know both what the leadership philosophies are, ne

u.s. entities doing some form of domestic intelligence. the obvious one, the fbi. not so obvious one is the treasury and others, coast guard etc. the fractionated oversight, with respect to domestic intelligence, only enhances, in my opinion, we have done some work on this, the fractionated performance of that intelligence. there is no mission statement. no threat assessment on a domestic level. there is no package to post the congress. they gets to the unified -- oversight in a unified way. if you guys had commented on. that issue, and we have talked like in the past about bringing that inside hep c, which i still think is the right go and there is no appetite for this discussion at all and it really is significant because it is like grade school soccer. no one is holding position and everyone is running to the ball. we just get lucky sometimes.>> one of the problems we ran into the room 117 committees that these people had to report to. any big event the phone rings. 117 staff directors and subcommittees because you have to come up here tomorrow and brief us on that. it was consuming for the intelligence community. we went af

u.s. troops in this region there are boots on the ground, i'm talking about afghanistan, iraq and else wherwhere. we have the massive infrastructure that is the fifth fleet. this organization encompasses the coast guardl aviators, many, many ships in the persian gulf, they are watching the coastlines of some 27 different countries across millions of square kilo meetmeters of water. adding 1,000 troops seems like a big number, it does come on the heels of another troop increase of 1,500 u.s. troops a month or so ago in may, at the same time it's important to put it into perspective and think about what this is doing, that's the optics it seems to be assuring u.s. allies in the region, like saudi arabia and the uae that the united states still has their back >> thank you very much >>> despite the rising tension in the region, new calls this morning from saudi arabia for opec to continue to cut its oil output in the second half of the year the saudi energy minister reportedly telling other nations that the risk of slowing global demand for crude far outweighs threats of war and worries about supply disruption in the middle east saudi arabia already reduced its output by 150,000 barrels per day in may th

coast. again, the u.s. has a very different view of where that drone was shot down. the iranians for their part, however -- this is coming from the military, the revolutionary guard which is the unit that shot that drone down -- they're saying this is definitely a clear message to the united states that if you infringe upon iran's air space, this is what's going to happen. the iranians are saying this is a red line. and anderson, the top commander of the revolutionary guard, he came out earlier today, shortly after the drone was shot down and said iran does not want any sort of war with the united states, but at the same time, they're also saying that iran is prepared for a war with the united states. and one of the things that senior revolutionary guard former commanders and commanders have told me, they said if this does get out of hand in any way, shape or form, the u.s. would not only be dealing with iran's military but, of course, also with the many proxy forces that it controls throughout the entire middle east, anderson. >> right. iraq, there is obviously a huge number of proxy forces as there are elsewhere throughout the world. there's been any -- has there bee

u.s. code 1903-b and the order of the house of january 3, 2019, of the following member on the part of the house to the board of visitors of the united states coast guard academy. the clerk: mr. rutherford of florida. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2019, the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. gohmert: thank you, madam speaker. so we just took up the humanitarian crisis that's ing on our border and passed the senate bill, so there will be tremendous amount of money that will be going to provide ore beds, shelter, food, whatever is needed, transportation. the one thing that the senate ill is especially void of is oney to secure our border. so -- and it is something to y that with all of the problems in the senate bill, the things that were not addressed in the senate bill, the fact that it was so much better than the house bill says an awful lot about the house bill and its shortcomings. we have, still, and will after this bill is signed into law, money's put into use, we have a , sis on our southern border and was pointed out to me after

coast of iran in a major escalation. the u.s. cling that attack unprovoked. iran saying the drone was in its air space, and this morning, the leader of the revolutionary guard says his country is completelyr.eady for >> no apolog >> racist bone in my body. >> joe biden not backing down.n his rival ihe 2020 race unload. >> i think it's misinformed and it's wrong. >> so insulting, and so missing the larger point. >> just, ahe why the former vice president says he is the one owed an apology. >> mistaken identity. the surprising turn in the david ortiz shooting. why officials now believe the bullet that almost killed them was meant for someone else. pl> all that, us fireworks. the controversial changes coming to this year's fireworks on the mall. >> base brawl. >> police searching for parents in the figh at this youth baseball game. >> and 25 years at stud 1-a. it's been 25 years since millions of americansth changed e way they start their day. we're celebrating big today. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannahie g andt hoda ko live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to today toda nice to have you with us on a thursday morning. where were you

coast guard teams joining in. even the hotel keeping an eye out in case they returned but no sighting yet. >> i call the barbados police and u.srom they're still missing and haven't stopped the search but haven't called me back to let me know what i need to do. how can i go about finding out what's going on with my son? they're just not calling back. >> reporter: oscar's mom says she texted with her son over the weekend and everything was fine. now this morning a search in those caribbean waters. >> we have family members trying to contact local hospitals. they're not answering the phone even in the hospitals. they're just getting pretty much dead end calls. >> and boats in the area have been alerted and regional security airplanes are also searching for the missing couple along with police and the coast guard, of course.one ishopingor o.ure they are. >>> coming up, we have our play of the day, the little girl's close call with the law. ♪ life is a highway psoriatic arthritis s joint paim got really bad it scared me. and what could that pain mean? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain helps stop i