is it your hope that the power of the u.s. navy, the force posture of the u.s. eter a chinese invasion of taiwan? >> it's not my hope. it's my duty. in conjunction with allies and partners to deliver intolerable costs anybody that would upend the order in violation of the nation's security or in violation of the nation's interests. the saying which is sepacem para bellum, if you want peace, prepare for war. >> reporter: as china's president xi prepares for a visit in russia tomorrow, we look at critical questions about the state of the u.s. navy and its readiness when we come back. it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david! connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals. okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. who's on it with jardiance? ♪ ♪ we're the ones getting it done. we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're on it with jardiance. join the growing number of people who are on it with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not o

u.s. plane, the navy plane for about an hour. there were communications between the chinese air force and the u.s. navy plane to make sure that no accident could take place. and this is a routine thing that takes place in the south china sea heavily contested waters. the black sea also is an area where prior to the russian invasion of ukraine there had been incidents where russian jets had buzzed u.s. destroyers, for example, that were conducting maneuvers in the black sea. but this is different, of course. the description, the accusations, the pentagon saying that these jets were actually in physical contact with a drone, with an unmanned aerial vehicle, a very different story, a hostile act, quite frankly, which is what the u.s. has called it. there were hopes in this incredibly tense area, briana and john, of perhaps something moving forward. the russians just agreed with the united nations to continue this black sea initiative, allowing grain to be exported from ukraine to international markets despite the fact that russian a

air force or indo pacific command and the u.s. navy. the u.s. space command and u.s. space force we have different responsibilities. as chief of space for as chief of space wars i can train, equip, and operate the forces presented to u.s. space command who has the authority to direct those operations. >> your organized space command is operating? gen. saltzman: they have the authority to conduct missions. they would direct our forces that are presented to them to conduct the operations. >> thank you. senator fischer. sen. fischer: as we discussed last year the nexgen opi are satellite program is one of the key components of our future missile warning along with proliferated constellations, smaller satellites operated in the lower orbits. during your nomination hearing you stated that having no gaps in coverage for missile warning was a high priority. at the missile warning mission is the cornerstone of our strategic deterrent. if we can't effectively respond, if we can't detect when our adversaries are launching nuclear weapons, we are in trouble. so it is very import

operas the same sufferin as the australian navy and we will both share components and parts with the u.s. navy. ou submarine crews will train together, patrolled together a maintain their boats together. they will communicate using the same terminology and the same equipment. through aukus, we will raise our standards of nuclear, nonproliferation. this is a powerful partnership. for the first time ever, it will mean three fleets of submarines working together across both the atlantic and the pacific keeping our oceans free, open and prosperous decades to come. joe, anthony, we represent three allies. stood shoulder to shoulder for more than a century. three democracies that ar coming together again to fulfill the higher purpose of maintaing freedom, peace and security. now and for generations to come. thank you. [applae] >> with the permission of my colleagues, the uss missouri. can you hear us? i see them all over there. stand at attention. 'm a commander-in-chief. thank u thank you thankou thank you. yoare the best. we are going to be the best in the world. thank you all very very much. [app

combat was fit for jack when he joined the u.s. navy. he trained as an aviation machinist and mechanic in san diego. he was then assigned to ford island, pearl harbor, hawaii. soon after he lined up for roll call that fateful sunday morning the first bomb was dropped on pearl hashon only about -- harbor only about 100 yards from him. he heard the loud explosions and how as i looked up i saw a plane circle and head straight for me so he jumped in a nearby ditch. jack never forgot that moment. seeing the face of the pilot. hearing the roar of the plane's engine. and the sight of his guns aimed right at him. nor did he ever forget the prayer he offered. god, don't let me die in this ditch. thankfully, jack was spared and that ditch would become a makeshift machine gun nest that he would man for the next three days. after the attack at pearl harbor jack flew missions in support of hawaii and midway. at midway, jack's aircraft was the second to spot the japanese fleet but first to transmit the fleet to the u.s.s. yorktown. jack's crew would f

air force or indo pacific command and the u.s. navy. the s. eommandnd u.s ace foe we he diffent responbilities. as chief of space for as chief of space wars i can train, equip, and operate the fces presentedo u.s. sce command o has euthori to dict ose opations your organized space comnd is operating? gen. saltzman: they have the authory to conduct missions. they would direct our forces that are psented to th to conducthe operations >> thank you. senator fische se fiser: as we discussed last year the nexgen opi are satellite ogram one of the key cponentof our future missile wning ang wit prolerated consteltions, smalr satellites orated thlower orbits. duringour nonationearing youtated at having no gs coverage for missile warng s a hi priority. athe misle warng mison is the cornersto of our stragic derrent. if we n'effectively respo, wean't dete when r adversaries areaunching nuear weapo, we are in trouble. so iis ver impornt that we coinue to funthis next gen opir given the imrtancef is no fail missi i'm ncerned toee that the spe rce's fiscal ye

u.s. naval power. >> as we saw for ourselves late last year aboard the same uss missouri. the navyasked walked me on board. it can stay underwater longer and travel farther than conventionally powered summaries -- submarines. >> weapon, two. fire. >> besides torpedoes that can attack ships, they conduct surveillance and can carry crews middles to attack targets on land. it is the one system that experts agree is most difficult for china to detect and can sail through what for china are the most sensitive waters. >> if the operational commander tells me as a ship that he wants me to go to a certain area via a certain route that is international waters, that is within our rights. >> the international waters are available for navigation. >> the deal with australia and the.k. and the u.s. develops in stages. this year, australian sailors will embark with american and british sailors. in 2027, one u.k. astute class submarine and four u.s. virginia class submarines will rotate through weern australia. in the early 2030's, the u.s. we'll sell australia five virginia class submarines. mean

is the u.s. navy ready? >> ready, yes.never admit to being ready enough. >> reporter: today, the commander of the united states pacific fleet talks about the state of the u.s. navy, china's growing fleet, and new long-range missile systems. and what the top gun pilots are seeing in the sky.

the australian military will also in bed and train with the u.s. navy and the royal navy by this year. >> as overriding objectivet enhance the stability in the pacific amid rapidly shifting global dynamics. this first project. this first project is only beginning. more partnerships, more potential, more pieces. security of the region lies ahead. >> and that was liberty zabala reporting for us tonight from san diego. still ahead. >> why state lawmakers are urging californians to not panic after the closure of silicon valley bank. >> some big changes heading to the forty-niners starting lineup. four's. erin wilson joins us live with details on where a bay area fraser we haven't is heading next. >> and changes are happening in sports. you got march madness that kicks off soon and then some changes happening to the forty-niners starting late, niners. joining us with all the details on these things is sports reporter aaron wilson air. >> i'm very excited to talk about all the moves. it's been a lot going on. today is not a big leaves here contrary to my fami

the same submarines as the australian navy and we both will share components and parts with the u.s. navy submarine crewsill train together, patrol together and maintain their boats together. they will communicate using the same terminology. and through aukus we'll raise our staards of nuclear nonproliferation. this is a powerful paner spw and for the first time ever it will mean three fleets of submarines worng together across the atlantic particular and pacific keeping our oceans free, open and prosperous for decades to come. joe, anthony, we represent three allies who have stood shoulder and shoulder together for more than a century. three people who have shed blood together in defense of our shared values and three democracies that are coming together again to fulfill that higher purpose of maintaining freedom, peace, and security. for now and generations to come. thank you. president biden: i don't know if our friends can hear but the u.s.s. miouri, can you hear us? >> boo-yeah! presiden biden: i see them over there, can i tell them at ease? i'm their commander in chief. thank you, t

nance has mentioned he spent his career in the military, 30 years in the intelligence community, u.s. navy terrorism, intelligence collector code breaker interrogator, studied russian, chinese, spanish, french, arabic, trained on and used waterboarding, testified before congress that waterboarding is torture. next call scott, pennsylvania, please go ahead. caller: yeah, how are you doing. i would like to say what an honor it is to speak with a true american patriot. i really appreciate you and what you have to say. i would just like to say mr. trump, it's incredible just how extraordinarily dangerous this man really is. i think back to the meeting in he will -- helsinki with mr. putten and how there was nobody in the room two hours except the interpreters. now, nobody knows to this day what was discussed with that despicable -- you can't even call mr. putin a human being. but the connection with mr. trump and russia and the authoritarianism and fascism, i mean, this is really scary stuff. and i would just like your thoughts on the russian connection, the authoritarianism, the fascism, and

and we will both share components of parts with the u.s. navy>> sarah clark is standing by in australia shortly. first, i want to bring in john live in san diego. what did they have to say after their meeting? >> we knew 18 minutes ago they were planning on coming up with this plan -- 18 months ago they were planning on coming up with this plan for a joint nuclear submarine effort. today, they laid out the details. they said they are starting right away. there are already australian workers embedded in american manufacturing plants and bases learning about the process of building submarines because they are going to have to develop their own submarine-building base from scratch. that will take years. in the meantime, what is going to happen is u.s. and british submarines are going to increase rotations in australia. eventually, the australians have committed to buying three nuclear powered submarines from the u.s. they look just like that. that is the uss missouri. it is a nuclear powered virginia class submarine. they are faster. they go for lo

china is flexing its military muscles over the south china seas flying 500 feet off the wing of this u.s. navyurveillance plane last month and continuing to threaten the self-governing island of taiwan, which china views as its territory. and president biden has said the u.s. would defend if attacked tonight the white house endorsed a bipartisan senate bill that could ban tiktok owned by a chinese company because of concerns china is using it to collect information on americans. and the director of national intelligence will tell congress tomorrow, china is america's top long-term global threat lester >> andrea, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds how weight watchers is getting into the red hot business of weight loss drugs what you need to know right after this >>> back now with a major move by weight watchers the diet and fitness company now getting into the booming market for weight loss drugs. will it be a game changer? and will the drugs go to the right people? here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the old guard of weight loss is getting on board with the latest weight loss sensation >> my clothes

again, in my week analogy converging the merchant marine and the u.s. navy.ve a ways to go, our legacy platforms, so much technology out of and capability from, convert them to providing the same or better capabilities while being able to perform in a contested domain and we'll have to make that transition as rapidly as possible. >> thank you. another question? >> thank you very much, general. this has been an illuminating hearing and i appreciate your forthright responses to our questions and your leadership and your long career of service to the united states. thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> the hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> there are a lot of places to get political information, but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you're from, or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here or here, or here, or anywhere that matters, america

trying to turn merchant marine into the u.s. navy. we have to convert the space corset we have for a benign environment into one that is contestingco the domain. >> is this a slow process? >> sometimes it is slower than i like, but i like our progress. i need to buy them the simulators. that takes a little time. we are already building a new model so we establish a time to tdo the training. we establish a new training requirements and i would just have to get after it. >> space, has a budget of 19.2 billion.. a proposed procurement budget of only 4.7 billion. what is driving that difference? you see that change? >> this is the way the space force has to do business. itg is spent developing the satellites. we don't have to put a lot of satellites on orbit traditionally. a lot less procurement. i think it is the nature of the space business. frontloaded a little bit in terms of the balance relative to what you could see with some of the other services with so many service that they do that for. fighters are tanks or the like. even when

founder paul allen and had been used for searching for shipwrecks and is currently owned by the u.s. navycials say it had come dislodged from its moorings. the hollywood icon dick van dyke is recovering from iuries after he wrote orderly lost control of his car on the streets of malibu in california. the 97-year-old or suffered minor injuries and was treated at the scene. police say drugs and alcohol were not suspected to have been involved but there are reports that officials want him to retake his driving test due to his age. next we have a sad story that we hope will have a happier ending. one of the last black veterans of world war ii in the u.k. died recently, alone in his flat in london. flight surgeon peter brown never married and had no children. born in jamaica, joining the royal air force in 1943. it is hoped some surviving relatives might emerge to give hia proper sendoff. helena wilkinson reports. >> this is peter brown when he was serving a 1945. age 17 is thought the young jamaican had traveled thousands of miles so that he could volunteer to fly and fight in world war ii. a

. >> reporter: the u.s. navy has no ships in the black sea, putting them at a disadvantage in retrieving the wreckage. nicole d'antonio, cbs news, washington. >>> cbs news has confirmed the department of justice is investigating the collapse of silicon valley bank. it comes days after federal regulators took control of the california-based bank and assured customers their money was safe. it is the second largest bank collapse in u.s. history. investigators are reportedly looking into the actions of senior silicon valley bank executives. president biden has said that those responsible for the bank's failure will be held accountable. >>> and the state of ohio is suing norfolk southern over last month's toxic train derailment. state officials want to make sure the railroad pays for the cleanup and environmental damage caused by the release of hazardous chemicals. the lawsuit also seeks to force the company to pay for soil and water testing in the future, as well as economic losses in the area. there's no word on jus

laro mark and u.s. navyhensley said "i do" on monday at southwest airlines' interfaith chapel. the couple said after more than four years of long distance dating, the location made perfect sense for their wedding. >> whether it's a layover, a meeting at the airport, or whether it's a missed flight at an airport, it's been a huge part of our lives. >> it's nice that all the planning has come to fruition and what a wonderful group of people to celebrate it with. >> one of the best parts about the airport wedding is the happy couple was able to leave their ceremony and go straight to their gate to take off for their honeymoon in mexico. >>> and it just might be a record-setting goal. [ speaking non-english ] [ cheers ] [ speaking non-english ] goal! >> the goal keeper and soccer team scored that goal from about 110 yards last week. it caught the opposing team's goalkeeper offguard. it may have beat the current guinness world record for the longest goal scored in a competitive soccer match by about five yards. >

mont montgomery is a retired u.s. navyear admiral and serves at the foundation for defense of democracies. i asked him about the difference 18 leopard 2's would make. guest: first, thank you for having me. as your reporter alluded to, it will make a significant difference. these tanks will be part of an overall grouping of 88 to 100 tanks that come from germany and poland and sweden and finland, norway, spain, portugal and canada, a lot of deliveries of leopard 2 which is the right tank for ukraine that mixes firepower, accuracy, maneuverability and has a long, diesel engine. easiest to make it much easier to maintain than say a u.s. a1 abrams. i think it will have a significant effect on the battlefield. i think it was the best possible contributions that germany and many of the other western european powers could make to the ukrainian war effort. phil: quite a ringing endorsement. i wonder if there is a sense in which the delivery of these heavy weapons also puts pressure on ukraine from its western allies? if don't help

wreckage before the russians get to it, but they're operating at a disadvantage since there are no u.s. navysea. norah. >> david martin, thank you. >>> cbs news has confirmed that the department of justice has opened an investigation into the collapse of silicon valley bank just days after it was taken over by federal bank regulators. the news comes as inflation cooled in february to an annual rate of 6%. that's down from 6.4% in january. cbs's errol barnett has the continued fallout on the overall economy. >> they put all of us at risk, and so i'm pretty mad at them. >> reporter: melanie travis' swimsuit brand, andie, is just one of many start-ups with millions of dollars at silicon valley bank, a company she said insisted its assets were safe just hours before the collapse. >> that was thursday evening, and on friday at about noon, the bank collapsed. >> reporter: federal law enforcement officials tell cbs news the doj investigation into the bank is in its early stages and could focus on millions of dollars' worth of stock sales last month by svb's chief executive and financial officers ac

china is flexing its military muscles over the south china seas flying 500 feet off the wing of this u.s. navyveillance plane last month and continuing to threaten the self-governing island of taiwan, which china views as its territory, and president biden has said the u.s. would defend if attacked. tonight the white house endorsed a bipartisan senate bill that could ban tiktok owned by a chinese company because of concerns china is using it to collect information on americans, and the director of national intelligence will tell congress tomorrow, china is america's top long-term global threat. >> andrea, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds how weight watchers is getting into the red hot business of weight loss drugs. what you need to know right after this. ntibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve reduced muscle weakness. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. in a c

tonight we have more of our 60 minutes exclusive reporting as the u.s. navy's china of trying to bully others. plus we talk to top gun officers and fighter pilots on how this conflict is different. plus our new series "facing fertility" on the emotional journey that millions of americans suffer in silence. but first we have new reporting tonight about when and how donald trump could be indicted and arrested. tonight, the nypd, the fbi, the joint terrorism task force, and the secret service are preparing for the worst. barricades are going up today in downtown manhattan outside a courthouse where a grand jury is deciding whether or not to charge donald trump with falsifying financial records linked to hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels. here in the nation's capital, cbs news has learned that capitol police plan to take emergency measures ahead of a possible arrest. cbs's robert costa is going to start us off from outside the criminal court in new york city, good evening, robert. >> reporter: good evening, norah. law enforcement officials from severa

uh, and he's he's a, uh, a u.s. navy reserve officer roosevelt spent was it seven years as assistant secretary of the navy. and so that navy is the service he loves the most. that's another bond between them. uh, astor has a bit of a social conscience, so he's not. he's not a, you know, he's not a robber baron. he's not a rich guy who just says, hey, you know, we got to keep the bottom line, nothing else matters. and he loves information and he loves he loves it. he loves information that, uh, about foreign affairs, about what's happening overseas. he loves information about social trends. he has a, he has a streak that a little bit of the adventure in him. roosevelt says very casually, uh, why don't you take your yacht? the normal which i think means place of pleasure in arabic, which is quite a ship, really. have you seen this go around? well, no. the pictures. um, anyway, so why don't you take it into japanese waters in the pacific and see what you can see? and. and astor says, okay. and sails out there. but he's he's

wreckage before the russians get to it, but they are operating at a disadvantage since there are no u.s. navy>> norah: david martin, thank you. cbs news has confirmed that the department of justice has opened an investigation into the collapse of silicon valley bank, just days after it was taken over by federal bank regulators. the news comes as inflation cooled in february to an annual rate of 6%, that's down from 6.4% in january. cbs's errol barnett has the continued fallout on the overall economy. >> they put all of us at risk, and so, i'm pretty mad at them. >> reporter: melanie travis' swmsuit brand andie is one of many start-ups with millions of dollars at silicon valley bank, a company she says insisted its assets were safe just hours before the collapse. >> that was thursday evening, and on friday at about noon, the bank collapsed. >> reporter: federal law enforcement officials tell cbs news the doj investigation into the bank is in its early stages and could focus on millions of dollars worth of stock sales last month by svb's chief executive and financial officers, according to "the

u.s. navy secretary says climate change is the top priority. >> i'm tired of not understanding -- >> that's a quote from the u.s. secretary of navy right there. he says as secretary of navy, i can tell you that i have made climate one of my top priorities since the first day i came into office. he goes on to say we view the climate crisis much the same way as damage control efforts on a stricken ship. this is an all hands on deck moment. even if you think climate is super -- why is that the navy's number one priority? >> exactly, exactly. >> that's not the charter for the navy. >> the management of our military is in dire straits. the marine corps is in an identity crisis. every four star marine corps general that has served and still alive is against the current positioning and direction of the marine corps and what's being done to the marine corps. that's just the marine corps i'm personally connected to. top down management, from the president all the way down looking at our defense strategy

the china defense ministry said they drove away the u.s. navytroyer after it entered their waters. this is dangerous. on top of the small matter of a nuclear war. an american contract was killed and 5 troops injured when an iranian drone struck an american base in syria. we have troops there. >> why are those 900 troops still on the ground in syria. they are not providing any benefit to the united states. the general said they are there for the defeat of isis that's nonsense. >> laura: now we launched counter strikes on-sites in eastern syria. after the iranian backed forces ignited this exchange the pentagon went out of the wait to reassure the goebel community they didn't seek any conflict with iran but only seeks stability in the region. are we getting anything out of the rules based international order it we were told is so vital to american interests? of course not. this is something else trump called out. >> we are spending tremendous amounts ever of money for decades to policing report. we want to police ourselves -- and rebuild our count

in fact they co- own the entire tender building ships for the u.s. navy.lert everyone here a company like this has won multiple defense and homeland security contracts in spite of close ties to the ccp. this is a national security threat. general mcmaster and decades of combined experience of constructing ships for the u.s. you would surmise why would both the navy and the coast guard play such a high value sensitive contract with bishop mueller that has its close ties to china? judgment prior attention to a post in front of me. states a new design being built for china's pla navy bears a striking resemblance to that u.s. navy combat ship. gentlemen, speak to the threat of proprietary information, national security information required by the chinese government. given the close connection. congress was a lot of weapon systems the liberation army has designed and fielded look a lot like our designs in our capabilities for that is because we have been lax in the area of counterespionage. when an enterprise hardening is quite dramatic once in the defense sect

the australian military will also in bed and train with the u.s. navy and the royal navy by this year. >> as overriding objective enhance the stability in the pacific amid rapidly shifting global dynamics. this first project. this first project is only beginning. more partnerships, more potential war, peace and security of the region lies ahead. >> i was liberty zabala reporting for us from san diego. up next. >> reaction pouring in from all over about the collapse of silicon valley bank. >> why state lawmakers are praising the federal government's decision to step in. welcome back. as the federal government steps in to protect all deposits at the santa clara based silicon valley bank state lawmakers are praising the move. they're urging californians to not panic. in fact, the california state senate banking and financial institutions committee chair tells us. >> she is cautiously optimistic after the federal government took action. senator monique limon sent a letter to the federal deposit insurance corporation or fdi. see over the weekend urging the f

second, return the u.s. navy to the black sea, president biden got out last year, nato has more black sea coastline than russia does. third, make it clear we will do what we should have done, provide ukraine with weapons they need to strike russian rocket and artillery systems across the border shooting into ukraine. those three steps will send a clear signal we will not tolerate this dangerous provocation and avoid dangerous escalation. >> bill: russia is saying if they were flying off the coast of california, how would we feel, immediate reaction, then the russian ambassador in washington, d.c. said this to the cameras. >> i want to emphasize that russian pilots acted very professionally, no contact or use of weapons from fighter jets and this unmanned ariel vehicle made a sharp turn and crashed in this space, this is real provocation. >> bill: senator, you can react to that and john kirby says there was imagery collected, a drone can see in the distance and nearby, would you encourage, i would manage, the pent

stuart: today marks the first day of women's history month, highlighting grace hopper, former u.s. navymputer scientist. >> we have admiral grace hopper to thank for computer bugs but not in the way you think. grace hopper received a phd in mathematics from yale in 1934. when world war ii erupted, he took a leave of absence from her professorship to join the navy women's reserve. he was commissioned as lieutenant junior grade assigned to a project at harvard university, hopper stayed at harvard after the war building two more computers for the navy and it was there she popularized the terms bugs and debugging to provide computer malfunctions. when she retired in 1986, amazing grace hopper had attained the rank of rear admiral. america together, celebrating admiral grace hopper. stuart: more things like that through the month. the months. noncitizens will now be allowed to vote in washington dc's local elections. we are all over this one. laurie lightfoot, the first chicago mayor to lose reelection in 40 years. what is next for the windy city? we are on it. ♪ ♪ we all have a purpose in l

the australian military will also in bed and train with the u.s. navynd the royal navy by this year. >> as overriding objective enhance the stability in the pacific amid rapidly shifting global dynamics. this first project. this first project is only beginning. more partnerships, more potential, more pieces. security of the region lies ahead and the u.s. will start rotations of these nuclear powered submarines to australia as early as 2027 for now at naval base point loma liberty, zavala. >> and the oscar goes to basically everything and everyone involved in one certain movie. a recap of the 95th. academy awards s next at 10 and is force warriors hoping to finish his home stand strong before they hit the road? they took on the phoenix suns. sports director jason dumas has the highlights. coming up >> at the 95th at academy awards last night, it was everything everywhere. all at dominated with 7 wins, including best picture. the film beat out some big budget movies such as avatar, elvis and top gun maverick. sam rubin has a recap. >> sunday night at the

. >> retired u.s. navyaptain. >> the president of samson communication code china on —- cochair of the headliners team. publisher of starsr and stripe. >> in the senior managing editor front-line media group. the staff reporter. and the president and movement of the cochair. [applause] >> thank you all for being here. three years ago the supreme court commandant and the chance to explore the marine corps toti face threats of russia and china. the emergence of these two competitors coincided with the sea change in the character driven by social t and technological advancements. the situation demands we move rapidly to adapt to the circumstances of a new era. this as characterized by form policy analyst is meant to realign the focus toward and fabius operation rather than land-based in the middle east. permanent changes included getting rid of tanks, cutting the number of artillery battery investing in drones , electronic warfare and technical missiles and creating an entirely new residence specifically bill

we must hold the u.s. navy and accountable for the environmental disaster of red hill and shut it down for good. [applause] to be blunt, hawaii must never again risk any leaks or spills of any toxic substance into our water supply. this means any entity or organization must operate in our state was fully understand, respect and comply with the absolute commitment to white not tolerate pollution for our water. the current oversight is not strong enough. we need to be direct about this. like so many citizens i was not satisfied with last week's presentation from the navy and the epa. and i say that with respect. they're open to the public and their elected leaders which is all of us in this room. our administration intends. [applause] to be specifically on how to approach this. with the continued monitoring continued analysis so people can see what's actually happening. these updates the quality of around them the permanently close red hill deputy director of health and partnership, in partnership with the board

world and this is the country that we fought for, my dad like many of the latest generation in the u.s. navyfor all the way to japan he was there on september 2 on a destroyer when the japanese totalitarian government did their complete surrender to macarthur and what we done we help them build the second largest economy in the world and now we can't shift energy you can't get a pipeline domestically oregon or washington to the west coast japan would by the next 20 years of all lng they could get from the u.s. the simple thing that we need to do in america we have to sell clean u.s. energy to our friends and allies versus force them to buy it from our adversaries. >> can you expand on that a lot of people make the argument that the choice between environmental protection and this is not a choice we can make this happen as part of a responsible transition to clean energy, cantley? >> we produce energy cleaner, safer than anywhere else in the world if you care about the global environment you would want have all the energy produced in the united states and shipped to her allies when we were in

joining me now, to discuss former u.s. navys back, they are talking about supply and the drugs that cartels have, they never talk about demand here, that not going down. they bomb the living crap out of colombia and guess what, the industry moved to mexico. do they have a long-term plan? >> obvious they don't, that last segment you did about covid and how that was handled and certain group of scientists don't want to look at truth. this is the reality of the government with national security. does it matter if the dod or national security issues down with central south america and drug cartels. they do not have long-term plans, ever since back in 40s we went from department of war to department of defense. everything has changed, it has progressed we never won a war since, i worked add seal in central south america, the problems are no different, the issue we have long-term, when you remove a decdictator or drug cartel leader, you create a vacuum, when they are filled, they are filled progressively worse individuals. that is wh

of course, we also sail u.s. navy ships in that area on occasion as well his point was the u.s.ting he said in an unprofessional way, dumped fuel on the drone at one point, flew in front of it to the point where it damaged the propeller and they had to sort of emergency land the drone. >> dan deluce i know you'll continue to listen to that briefing if we have more updates, we'll bring them to you in our next hour that's going to do it for us this hour. continue to watch "chris jansing reports" 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc our coverage will continue with "katy tur reports. that's next. ♪ my doc wrote me the script. ♪ ♪ box came by mail. ♪ ♪ showed up on friday. ♪ ♪ i screened with cologuard and did it my way! ♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪ (group) i did it my way! ♪ (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i t

book disclosure of publishing the pledge to america one man's journey from political prisoner to u.s. navy.r a real american hero thomas, thank you fo r joining us were always honored to have you. you escaped socialism and looked the evil iheren the face and cae here to serve in our military heroically.t what your warning to americans that want to import this garbage overth here? >> the first thing we need remember within two years we are begging terrence for oil and people are struggling to pay at the same time. this is thgae best example and s amount o tf progression is a failed state it happens, what maduro is trying to do right now is normalize and feel the call academy. and it is well technique to people who leave in the social state within america and o oerstand by citizens who d nourt experience and let's hope they never will. >> when you listen to kgb factors another's saying were never going to be able to defeat the united states from outsiden and we have to get it from thewh inside out and they always usee useful idiots in the country to take it down are we seeing thate with the