. >>> a u.s. navy midshipman pleaded guilty to drug charges. authorities say juan d. alonso was detained in june by u.s. customs and border protection after trying to smuggle 150 pounds of marijuana in a rented car near san diego. the 24-year-old also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit burglary, armed robbery and weapons charges. alonso was sentenced to nine years and 10 months in a military prison. >>> baltimore city mayor sheila dixon may have to go through two separate trials. the mayor faces theft charges for allegedly stealing gift cards from needy families and she'll go on trial for those charges in six weeks, but her lawyers wanted to delay the trial on perjury charges. in that indictment dixon is accused of lying about gifts from her former boyfriend real estate developer ronald lipscomb. her attorneys are trying to have those charges thrown out. >>> another cool day today here in the baltimore area. if you remember yesterday i told you there was a chance we could see light sprinkles. we've seen them on and off throughout the day. on maryland's most powerfu

so i just dislocated my shoulder many times and i was in the u.s. navy and they took me to bethesda naval hospital and screwed my shoulder together. there's a stainless steel screw in here. worked fine. over time, you know, we're getting old, brian, and now my shoulder only goes this high. so i set off to see how other country prossvide high quality health care. i figured, while i'm going to crs, i'm see about my shoulders. >> what year did you have this? >> 1970. >> and how many different crs in the world have diagnose what had to do about it? >> 10, 12 countries, and many of these country, you have to go to the g.p. first, then she refers you to the orthopedic surgeons, i've got at least 20, 25 docs have palpated, examined, x-rayed my shoulder. >> let's start with the american doctor after you got out of the navy that you went to and said, what can you do about this? where was that? >> a doctor in denver he fixed this shoulder after i busted it skiing, i went to don, i said -- i trust this doctor, he's an orthopedic surgeon, very confident, aggressive

. >> reporter: he was mayor of the subic bay town when the u.s. navy sailed away for good.ght signing the final handover papers. >> we were very, very glum. we were looking forward to the day that we would see our lives, you know, suddenly change overnight. these are people i grew up with. i mean, the whole base i grew up with. >> reporter: gordon was not going to let subic bay sink. he personally organized thousands of locals who had lost their base jobs into a volunteer army to repair and protect what the americans left behind. he kept pressing the central government to get involved. $10 billion in abandoned infrastructure was simply too good to waste. it took a couple of years, but the philippine government finally realized what a gold mine it had. today president gloria arroyo puts the importance of the freeport zones at the top of her economic agenda. reminding everyone that they are now very successful filipino operations. with a skilled, well educated english-speaking work force, low operating cost and tax lp incentives subic and clark have now brought in nearly $6 b

a u.s. navy captain says that their vehicle rolled over a land mine in the island of holo. the state department says that area is home to several militant groups some tied to al qaeda. >>> so-called obama mania are seeing a slowdown, especially since january's inauguration. one vendor who sold jack-in-the-boxes with the president's face on the puppet has three warehouse. others say there's enough to keep up with tourist sales. >>> conan o'brien was the butt of his own jokes. he talks about an injury that sent him to the hospital last week. >> as you know i was doing a stunt and hit my head and got a concussion. i promise if you're a very good audience, i e'll do it again tonight. people were asking me all weekend how bad it was. folks, i'll be honor with you. i hit my head so far that for five seconds i actually understood the plot of loss. >> later he showed footage. look at that. it happened when he and terri hatcher were filmed competing in a race. that's a pro. hits his head and keeps going. >> all right, rafer. so after spend $1.2 million, they got their first win. >>

base of african union peacekeepers in retaliation for monday's killing of one of its leaders by u.s. navy. at least 16 people died in kabul, afghanistan today in a suicide car bombing ailed at an italian military convoy. the bomber rammed his car into two of the vehicles. the taliban has claimed responsibility. meantime, defense secretary robert gates is urging patients back here at home in deciding whether to send more u.s. troops to afghanistan. one of those brave soldiers who served in afghanistan and paid the ultimate price there was hon r honored today at the white house. correspondent james rosen has the story of a true american hero. >> i have made peace with god by telling my family i loved them. >> the last words of jarrett c. monte, the native of massachusetts 0 upon whom president obama conveyed the medal of honor, the military's highest tribute. threesomers ago, monte was on his second tour of duty in afghanistan serving in the elite tenth mountain division. on june 21st, 2006, after spending two days hiking up a mountain, he and his fellow soldiers arrived to fortify a mortar

members of the somali terrorist group are vowing revenge for the killing of one of their leaders by u.s. navy seals monday, who was killed during a helicopter raid. he was wanted for his role in the triple suicide bombing of the hotel in kenya in 2002. secretary of state hillary clinton says venezuela weapons purchased could trigger and arms race in the region. hugo chavez met with russian leader dimitry medvedev in moscow. they announced that russia has financed the purchase of more than $2 billion worth of weapons by venezuela and venezuelan officials indicate that the country wants to start a nuclear program with the help of russia as well. secretary clinton also says iran's nuclear efforts can not be ignored in upcoming talks. iran has agreed to meet with representatives from the u.s. and other nations october 1st, but it says it will not bargain over its perceived right to a nuclear program. an off the record insult from the president gets on the record by mistake and we'll find out why one mainstream news outlet hasn't been covering all the news. pothole:h no...your tire's all flat and

service men were noncombatants, and they were they were members of the u.s. navy seabees. >> a filipino marine was also killed in that attack. there are about 600 military personnel in the philippines, most working with the philippine armed force in counterterrorist operations. >>> on thursday there will be some new laws for motoristness maryland. those laws are designed to change peel's habits by issuing fines for speeding in work zones and for texting behind the wheel. >> reporter: drivers who speed through maryland stays construction work zones are in for a surprise come thursday. it will send a ticket to the offender's home. motorists are less than enthused. >> i hate speeding, i hate them with a passion, i don't like speeding, either, but speed cameras are a nuisance. probably just a hidden tax more than anything else. >> reporter: but officials say they work. speedams are already in effect in month gop roy, where they made a huge impact. >> accidents, pedestrian accidents and overall speed on the road are down. it's been a positive effect. >> a new law banni

right now president obama should be war gaming with the u.s. navy contemplating a blockade of iran.hat, of course, would provoke hostilities but also send the mullahs a message they could not ignore. that's the only way iran is going to stop nuclear program. if president obama doesn't take the action, israel will bomb the iranians and that will lead to worldwide chaos. stock markets will drop. oil go go through the roof. attacks on american interest also increase. iraq will blow up. unintended consequences of israeli attack on iran. staggering. mullahs know they can cause enormous amount of damage all over the world. they may want to do that because if israel attacks iran iranians might stop protesting against their own government and unite against the attack. mullahs may want to provoke israel and the united states. we're living in a brutal world where there are no moral boundaries, terrorist also do anything. iran wants to kill as many jews as it can kill. that's where president obama finds himself in a world of hatred or violence. afghanistan right next to iran, president must gi

i was in the u.s. navy. they took me to bethesda naval hospital. they screwed my shoulder to get there. it worked fine and we are getting old and now my shoulder only goes this type. i set off to see how other countries provide high-quality health care. i thought i would get my shoulder fixed to see what other health-care look like. guest: what year was this? host: 1972 was when i had the procedure done originally. guest: 10 or 12 countries, you have to go to the general practitioner first and she refers you to the orthopedic surgeon. i saw at least 25 doctors. host: let's start with the american doctor after you get out of the needy. guest: that was in denver. the doctor fixed the other shoulder. i went to the doctor and i trusted him. he was an orthopedic surgeon. he was very confident and aggressive. i could not swim a golf club. he said we would fix it. he came back with a little bread box and said here is your new shoulder. he was going to cut out the old shoulder and put in a new tightening shoulder. that is the american high-tech aggressive

spy satellites and u.s. navy cruisers could use their radars to spot enemy launches. navy interceptors could shoot the missiles down with help from army patriot missiles. pentagon systems already in use. >> our new approach will deploy technologies that are proven and cost effective. and to counter the current threat and do so sooner than the previous program. >> reporter: the new plan would please the russians who claim u.s. interceptors based in eastern europe would be a threat to them. republicans see an obama sellout. >> not since the carter administration has america looked so weak. >> iran has an open invitation to focus on longer-range missile development which it's already doing. >> reporter: defense secretary robert gates who ran the old plan for president bush is still defense secretary for president obama, and gates recommended the change. >> i believe this new approach provides a better missile defense capability than the program i recommended almost three years ago. >> reporter: gates and top generals say the new missile defense system can adapt to shoot

a u.s. navy captain said their vehicle rolled over a land mine on the island of jolo. the state department says that area is home to several islamic military groups some with ties to al qaeda. >>> the city of chicago's biggest stars are on their way to copenhagen trying to bring the olympics back to the windy city in 2016. here's rafer with that. >> the city of chicago showing its big shoulders sending in the big guns. the chicago delegation got on olympic-sized send-off at chicago's o'hare. united airlines providing a charter plane, they took off last night. before hand they had a party in the terminal. olympic stars like jackie joiner kerscy and others are going to join president obama and the first lady to try to convince the ioc to make the second city its first choice. >> we are bringing our a-team. >> it's in their heart and soul here, and we just want to extend a hand of friendship to the world. >> it's down to chicago, rio, tokyo and madrid. the ioc will announce its decision on friday. >> can't wait for that. thanks, rafer. >>> at least 75 detainees at guantan

curtis is in the u.s. navy on a six-month deployment. cody potts is in the u.s. army on a year deployment. cody is our studious child and he knows more facts than anybody could imagine. i'm so proud of both of you and love you dearly and miss you greatly. >> i love the pictures the parent choose, what a great message. if you have somebody in the service let us help you salute them. cnn.com/robin. >>> a new scandal for a community group at the center of a voter registration controversy last year. a.c.o.r.n. fired two baltimore employees caught on tape allegedly offering advice on how you set up a prostitution ring and avoid the irs at the same time. they allegedly gave that advice to a couple posing as a pimp and prostitute. correspondent richard luis, did they say they had underage girls working for them? >> conservative activist, he posed with his partner, an a.c.o.r.n. spokesman saying filmmakers unsuccessfully similar stunts at a.c.o.r.n.'s offices in philadelphia, los angeles and new york. our sister network, cnn tried to reach o keafe and he was not availabl

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i was also very interested at the same time that the prime minister was here, the u.s. navythe hospital ship was visiting and the u.s. doctors were treating about 10,000 vietnamese patients. there's a lot of depth and exchange occurring here. it should be pointed out, a lot of the people in this room were involved in those efforts -- the navy, some of the pharmaceutical companies here. not only are they investing, but they're providing a lot of support. would you think the government of the united states, the private sector's on both sides can do to make projects -- progress in the near future? >> [unintelligible] >> [laughter] your remarks were too short. >> i stressed the confidence because our relationship has been up and down. u.s. gis were in vietnam, u.s. bombers farming the country, getting a lot of people, and it is just a fact of war. everyone had to do it. çthe war is viewed differentlyy different people. but the war generation in vietnam is still there. the mistrust the u.s. administration -- they mistrust the u.s. administration. it is the same with the u.s. sid

megyn: it is easy when you think shortly after this 0.8 years ago, as the afternoon progressed, the u.s. navybled to get our warships and aircraft carriers in a position outside of washington, d.c. we have warships and aircraft carriers coming down to protect our eastern shore. here we are eight years later when there is just a small vessel that has created a threat large enough that the u.s. coast guard felt comfortable opening fire on it or thought that was the right measure. yet, we can see clearly the road traffic flanking the potomac has not been shut down. traffic across the 14th street bridge has not been shut down. we do not know what the status is of the water. we only see in one or two boats. whether these are the votes in question, we do not know. are these the boats that are involved in this incident? we cannot tell you at this point. bill: apparently there is a conference right now with the u.s. coast guard, but not much of a comment coming out for my organization. we're working on our own sources to try to nail down some of these facts. the patient with us. general richard myers

also, the u.s. navy hospital ship visited vietnam and they were treating thousands of vietnamese patience. there is a lot of depth of exchange occurring here. it should be pointed out, a lot of people in this room were involved in these efforts. the navy, some of the pharmaceutical companies that are here. they are not only investing in vietnam, but they are providing a lot of support. what more can the government of vietnam, the government of the united states, the private sector do to build that mutual trust? water initiatives you would like to see in the near future? -- what are initiatives you would like to see in the near future? >> these are not easy questions. [laughter] >> your answers were too short. >> i stress that we need to build confidence because the relationship goes up and down. the u.s. on sauce, -- the u.s. bombs us, and -- this is the thing. the roots of the wall is a difference -- is it different, differently viewed by other people. the war generation in vietnam is still there. they

he also added that he is a u.s. navyhis country, a vow he says he takes seriously. >>> the georgia man heard on a 911 call telling police his whole family is dead. today he's free on bail. guy heinze jr. is accused of evidence tampering and lying to police after eight people were killed in a mobile home in coastal georgia. heinze was placed under house arrest and fitted with an ankle bracelet. but it's unclear where he will stay. police have not samed heinze a suspect in those numbers but they have not ruled him out either. >>> police are found that they have found nothing that would link phillip garrido to unsolved murders that happened over a decade ago. it's now been a week since -- kara finnstrom is in antioch and let's start with mrs. garrido, she too is actually being held and charged. her attorney now has been talking, he's been all over the media. what do we know? >> reporter: making the rounds this morning. gilbert maimes talking about a type of bond that developed between phillip garrido, jaycee dugard and her

a veteran of the u.s. navyfe and four children. please join me in welcoming greg harrell. [cheering] >> hello, washington! first i would like to say what a privilege it is to be here and represent all of the american men and women that put on a hard hat and go to work every day. [cheering] at one time or another we will work hard for you america. but there is no one working harder for america that than the men and women of the united states. [cheering] we go to work every day to produce the fuel that powers america. now we are being threatened, threatened by the tax deal. the bill. but it is no more than a tax bill that will be paid by every one of you hard-working americans. does anybody here want to pay more taxes? >> no. >> president obama, he has said, and i quote, under my plan electricity rates will necessarily skyrocket. well, it's the one time he didn't lie. manufacturers depend on reliable and affordable energy to produce their goods and be able to compete. we take call away from our energy and we will

a u.s. navy captain says their vehicle rolled over a landmine on the island of jolo.he state department says that area is home to several islamic militant groups, some with ties to al qaeda. >>> candidates vying for the late ted kennedy's senate seat have less than four months to mount their successful campaigns. that includes raising millions of dollars, collecting thousands of signatures to get on the ballot. last week the massachusetts governor appointed kennedy's former aide and democratic party chairman paul kirk as a temporary replacement until january's special election. >>> "tonight show" host conan o'brien was the butt of his own jokes last night. he talked about an injury that sent him to the hospital last week. >> as you may know, on this past friday's show i was doing a stunt right here and i hit my head and i suffered a concussion. yeah. and i promise, folks, if you're a very good audience, i'll do it again tonight. >> now, people have been asking me all weekend. people were asking me how bad it was. folks, i'll be honest with you, i hit my head so hard t

the summer faculty program provides opportunity for faculty members to participate in research at u.s. navy laboratories. the research and education partnership program is designed to improve research and discipline important to the navy. it exposes students to civilian careers within the naval research enterprise through summer internships that may be labs. recipients are selected for study and research leading to the editorial degrees in engineering. -- leading to the pictoriadoctos in engineering. finally, we're developing a program set encourage our government, university affiliated research centers to partner with us to take advantage of the numerous grants and programs out there. it is not an easy feel to navigate through. -- not an easy field to navigate through. the common theme is basic research on marine composite materials and sandlin structures. at north carolina and chiea &t,r team is 6 examining marine -- is researching material. this has been evaluated for possible use in bergen areas to save lives in the event of a fire. this is an especially bad thing in a submerged submari

a u.s. navy frigate has been dispatched to bring relief. the arrival in samoa of other assets will continue in the coming hours, bringing food, water, medical supplies, and personnel. all branches of our military, including the national guard, are organizing their contribution to this mission as we speak. our allies and friends in the region have already reached out, extending invaluable diplomatic lines of support and important messages of support. leaders have been in round-the-clock communication with federal leaders and leaders of neighboring islands as to the situation on the ground and the status of recovery efforts. mr. faleomavaega would be with us today as we continue our legislative duties in congress, but recognizably, he's on his way home. i know several of my other colleagues intended to join me tonight in commenting on this tragedy and in sending words of condolence and encouragement to mr. faleomavaega's constituency. i am facilitating this special order as chairwoman on the subcommittee of insular affairs oceans and wildlife

the previous day and night, she had been searched as seat in a jot operation between the royal navy and the u.s. coast gua. it took hours to findhat they were loong for -- a record 5.5 ns of cocaine. the drugs had been expertly dden. the crew put up no resistae. >> ented many, many hours befo we found hidden compartments which were right down low in the villages of this vessel -- bilges of this vessel. it was in a layer of concrete we brokee aware of concrete. ey were right there, and we foundhe cocaine. >> comrtment boats in the caribbn come in different shap and sizes. this wasan intelligence-led operation. the cocaine is produced i south amica. it is tn shipped to consumers in the u.s. and europe when it crosses the atlantic, a favote entry point of spain and west afra. the effects are aeady being felt. it was it pt quiet to exploit any intelligce gleaned. now they a looking for informers. for the royal navy, this was the laest ever drub al in 20 years patrolling the caribbean -- largest ever dr haul in 20 years of patlling the caribbn. the dgs are in u.s. custy. bbc news. >> this is "bbc wo

two u.s. navy sailors are dead.d by al qaeda-linked militants. they are the first american military personnel to die in that country since 2002. the death toll is rising from the floods. they got a month's worth of rain in just 12 hours. two more storms are brewing in the pacific. steve: a pull asking if the president should be assassinated now being investigated by secret service. it received more than 700 spots -- responses before it was removed. facebook officials say that it was created by a user. that user has been suspended from the site. juliet: new controversies over a the wireless -- the warrantless wiretapping. stripping immunity from the phone companies that took part in that program. that is something that the obama administration still supports. chris dodd claims that the program violated privacy rights. brian: preliminary hearings against acorn will get underway. this is the first time the organization has been criminally charged for submitting thousands of fake voter registration codes. a former offic

i'm a retired military the merc with 29 years from the u.s. navy and i would like for you to comment on a few things. the u.s. does not have to be engaged in the middle east at all. if we were to explore all of our resources whether oil and nuclear power, hundred-electric, this would save countless lives of uniformed men and women. we could bring everyone back. we can prosper. guest: thank you. thank you for your service. i really appreciate it personally and nationally. i think the argument is merited that a great deal of our trouble from the middle east comes from an expensive engagement, but i am not sure it is so linear. if we were to withdraw over the horizon that we would not face the same threats. 9/11 happened on u.s. soil. three weeks after word when the u.s. began operations in afghanistan, a sum of then lot and released a video. the first line was one in which he said the tragedy will not be repeated in palestine. he was referring to the spanish expulsion of the moors. it has little to do with israel or oil. it has to do with in reality.

i spent 20 years in the u.s. navy. to be on my high horse about this, but we can't say, oh, it's nothing. >> nobody is saying accountability doesn't matter. at least i am not saying that, nor is joe. you have to be held accountable. but let's not get carried away with this. >> i understand things happen. i also understand -- i am getting twiters saying i don't know what it is like. of course i don't. we want to evolve. we can't say it's okay. speaking of saying it's okay, let's get the business report from mr. sunshine himself. mark haines joins us now. >> good morning, madam warmth. is that my coffee i just knocked over? did i hear you say you spent six years in the navy? no? okay. i guess not. i was going to say, that would not have surprised me. anyway, jobs, jobs are in the news here. u.s. employers, and this is according to adt, u.s. employers cut 298,000 jobs in august, and that is much worse than expected. it's less than the month before, which was 360,000. but it's worse than the 250,000 that we were expecting.

the stats, but we do hundreds of these training programs, where we provide training to not only u.s. navy person em, but representatives of contractors, subcontractors, and grantees. we have actually get out and show them what to look for in fraud, so i think in that proactive way, we do some of what you're looking for. >> but then we're left with the problem of overseeing the contractors and subcontractors, whatever, because we've lost so much of our in-house capacity, we sometimes don't even have enough, in your department alone to manage and oversee those contracts. >> well, i think, i'm not speaking for u.s.-aid, historically an many of our audits have shown that many of the problems they face, especially in contract areas is lack of staff, lack of trained staff and lack of people willing to go to those places to work. now, the agency is in the process of building their staff, and hopefully that will help, but certainly, in the past, they've had a -- a problem in that area. >> ms. williams-rodgers. >> thank you, mr. chairman. there are a couple of things, i believe, that can be done i

judge aalto -- alto lee adams was born in 1899 in florida and served as a member of the u.s. navy in world war i. judge adams later graduated from the united states -- university of florida law zool and began to practice in fort pierce in 1924. after practicing law in fort pierce county for 14 years, judges adams was appointed to the florida state circuit court in 1938. after serving as a circuit court judge, he served two stints as a member of the florida supreme court. he was an active member of his community, serving as president of the florida state elks association and vice chair of the state welfare board. because judge adams exemplary career in public service as both a member of the military and as a florida supreme court justice was commendable, i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 3193, which names the federal courthouse under construction at 101 united states route 1 in fort pierce, florida, as the alto lee adams senior united states courthouse. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves her time. the gentleman from florida. mr. di

a spokesperson with the helicopter manufacturer tells fox 45 west land services navy and u.s.st guard helicopters at the hagerstown location. and is not any anyway affiliate withed same business that sells choppers to local and state jurisdictions. the spokes person said west land initially moved to hagerstown as part of the presidential helicopter replacement program. >> senator astle plans on keeping a close watch on the process. >> there are some things in there that i think were valid questions that are probably going to have to be answered. >> american euro copter the manufacturer of the current state helicopters, alleges the request for proposal was slanted toward west land's a-1 39 helicopter. >> it will have to go forward. it is possible it could end up in the courts. >> meantime tonight the state will not release how many bids they received or when they plan to open them. >> millions of dollars in stimulus money designed for fighting forest fires, ends up in a surprising place. the washington times is working on a story about why almost $3 million for fighting fires,

greg carroll is a veteran of the u.s. navycian for over four years at the american energy corp. century mine located near beallsville ohio where he lives with his wife and four children please join me in welcoming greg carroll. [applause] >> first, i would like to say what a privilege it is to be here and represent all the american men and women who put on a hard hat and go to work every day. [cheers and applause] i have heard every politician at one time or another say, we will work hard for you, america, but there is no one that works harder for america and the men and women of the united states co-leader team. [cheers] we go to work every day to produce the fuel that powers america. now our assistance is being threatened. -- existence is being threatened. it is being trimmed by the cap and tax bill. [boos] it is no more than a tax bill that will pay -- be paid by every one of you hard-working americans. does anybody here want to pay more taxes? ["no!"] president obama, he has said, and i quote, unquote under the cap and tra

i appreciate his 24 years of service to our nation in the u.s. navy and wish him the best of luck during his tenure as commander. house resolution 679 helps to recognize this extraordinary organization whose members have not only fought to protect our country but chose to continue it to serve long after their military service has ended. so i thank the chairman and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. issa: thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to yield two minutes to the gentlelady from florida, miss ginny brown-waite. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from florida is recognized for two minutes. ms. brown-waite: thank you very much. mr. speaker, i rise today to support the goals and ideals of american legion day. tomorrow, september 16, marks the 90th anniversary of the american legion's charter. the american legion was founded to serve the needs of america's veterans and to promote and protect the rights of those veterans. 90 years later the american legion r

variety of service social media or general services the first level we have the navy as we know the u.s. navyand u.s. marine corp. they report into the department of the navy with the army and air force and brings in a joint strategies of the department of defense. we also collaborate the federal government. we have a variety of securities as we go forward with the different lers. and then we connect to the outside world of the public and private organizations. if you think about it, for the outside in, there's a lot of the data that we can put out there that is fully federal information processing standard or fips, low classified or low data. things like activities that are falling under data give and putting information out that's public access. all the way down into the secured network that you'll see in the department of defense that are typically within house based on the nature of the high end of the security of that. so we have to strike a balance between what our internal media tools or external clouds. oops, it just went to the end. let me go back up real quick. and so as we go down,

u.s. soldier, marine, or navy korman, you suck it up until you go home to momma or your husband as the casethese days. discipline matters. the military relies on discipline. these guys, the state department's hired -- are not disciplined. they have no adult supervision. there is just a point where the u.s. government has to say, look, we don't hire mercenaries. it's a lose from start to finish. laura: do the american people want 150,000 troops, more troops in afghanistan though? i mean, what's the ratio to contractors to troops now? >> ratios contractors to troops two troops to contractor. much higher. laura: in iraq the number is much higher. it's not that the american people necessarily have a stomach for putting more of of our military there. managing these private security forces, you know, thousands of miles away, it is not easy. i mean, it's not an easy situation. i'm -- believe me, i'm not making excuses for any of this. >> the state department needs its own internal security service where they are subject to law, discipline, oversight. federal regulations. it's that simple. laura: g

the british royal navy with help from the u.s. coast guard made the bust. after they spotted a fishing boat acting suspiciously in an area known for drug trafficking. no word yet on where all the drugs were headed. >> one woman from connecticut bread a much bigger problem when she rescued five cats. those cats multiplied. now there are cats on tracy hope's couch, floor, just about everywhere in the apartment. she has got 50 of them now. that sparked complaints from tenants and eviction notice from the landlord. >> sometimes there are better ways to help than to grab every cat off the street and bring it in. and if you can't properly take care of it you are not really helping. >> the spca in connecticut is trying to find homes for all of the cats. >> next o fox 45 news at 10:00. the medical condition that could be a warning sign for a serious stroke. and the length between income and surviving prostate cancer. after the b . >> in health news tonight. word that a mild stroke could be a warning that the real thing is on the way. according to a new study, one o

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u.s. fleet forces command. following promotion to flag rank in 2006, he was assigned as deputy director of service worker for combat systems and weapons and later, his deputy secretary has the navy and director of international programs office. he completed his education by earning a b.a. from the united states naval academy. he and i gave each other a high five and talked about maybe an army football. i was at an institution in the army. he and i bonded. he received his master of science degrees in research from the naval postgraduate school and completed the advanced program at harvard business school. he had additional duties as technology requirements director. ladies and gentleman, please welcome nevin p. kerr jr.. >> thank you very much. dr. wilson, dr. houston, distinguished colleagues, thank you very much for the opportunity to join all of you here to beg for it -- to join all of you here today. b100 five boys of history that many of you heard sunday night are the voices of america's future. [applause] that future depends on our ability to compete in the global marketplace, especially in science and technology. i would like to touch on who we are and what we do at the of

gotten the typical army, navy, and stars, they plit their time although they're about 70, to 80% left. i've been the four star command in a rock. and afghanistan we showed if u.s. forces in aufing that he -- in eafl. >> in addition to that, the two store in pakistan two star, one, one, star, a flag officers and're operations are out there because of the enormous security. we try to build a network of networks. help to some degree by the concerns of the activities of iran. so that's sort of again -- thing sets the stabling. before we start the conversation since it's about leadership, we auls off used to use this because this was a metaphor for what tfers what we're trying to do in iraq. the task or the missions and what you're trying to do is get the cattle but boy it's tough and it's raining side wies. this might be an i.e.d. we're riding for glory. a handful of us are outriders. we're all trying to get it going. the point was walls this slide to make the, to illustrate the idea that leaders and counter insurgency with a slight degree of discomfort or chaos of course, and again, the mells poe tame yum standard, involved nonstandard tasks that we spend . i kno

u.s., it was to have been laundered, and then sent back to colombia. i.c.e. officials say they are determined to track down the owners that have cash. >>> the british royal navyaine haul in its history. it happened on september 15th off the coast of south america. the hms iron dukes sent an armed helicopter and inflatable boats to stop a fishing boat. investigators spent more this a day scouring that boat for drugs. after they smashed through a concrete floor and unbolted some steel panels, they found it. 212 large packages of cocaine. the boat was carrying five and a half tons of cocaine. those drugs have a street value of more than $400 million. the crew was sent right away to jail. a helicopter gunship sank the modified fishing boat, and british naval officials say the drugs will be destroyed. >>> coming up on "news 4," we'll introduce you to a father and son who are serving together in afghanistan. >>> lindsey, what you got? >> coming up here at redskins park, the redskins' response has some people wondering if jim zorn has lost the team. also, gilbert arenas says say good-bye to agent zero and hibachi and up on the nascar track in dover, run rookie goes

gotten the typical army, navy, and stars, they plit their time although they're about 70, to 80% left. i've been the four star command in a rock. and afghanistan we showed if u.s. forces in aufing that he -- in eafl. >> in addition to that, the two store in pakistan two star, one, one, star, a flag officers and're operations are out there because of the enormous security. we try to build a network of networks. help to some degree by the concerns of the activities of iran. so that's sort of again -- thing sets the stabling. before we start the conversation since it's about leadership, we auls off used to use this because this was a metaphor for what tfers what we're trying to do in iraq. the task or the missions and what you're trying to do is get the cattle but boy it's tough and it's raining side wies. this might be an i.e.d. we're riding for glory. a handful of us are outriders. we're all trying to get it going. the point was walls this slide to make the, to illustrate the idea that leaders and counter insurgency with a slight degree of discomfort or chaos of course, and again, the mells poe tame yum standard, involved nonstandard tasks that we spend . i kno

u.s. intelligence existed back in 1913 when admiral pierce disappeared. at that time it was army and navy intelligence, and they didn't talk. even so, if they had, i bet our assessment has been not the smartest thing to go down with an old gringo of '71 to pile around in the mexican revolution. maybe he was more of a legend. but personally, i wish he'd come back to the united states to write at least one more story. and that really brings us to today. we want to keep americans safe so we can keep writing their stories and businesses. so they can be secure as they have dinner with their families, see the giants and the as play ball, go sailing and fishing, go up and down the pacific coast high. as they take care of each other, so they can live the american dream. that's our responsibility as trying to make that life as safe as possible. we take it seriously. and i think we can do it right. let's turn from a monologue into a dialogue. at last lot we can talk about. i'd love to hear your questions and your ideas. and thank you very much. [applause] >> thanks very much to director dennis blai

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