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we are joined from new orleans by united states coast guard captain. he is the chief of the eight coast guard district. it is great to have you here, captain, give us the latest two good evening, gerri, it is great to be here. as you know, there is extremely low water on the mississippi river basin. it is caused by low water and very little rainfall this summer. we have had working with great partnerships with the corps of engineers. the national weather service. as well as the navigation industry. trying to make sure and prevent groundings from occurring. unfortunately, with the low water, there are new spots this year that haven't been in existence before. sometimes, the ships run aground as they come down the mississippi river. and the coast guard and industry, it reacts to this and opens up the waterways. we realize how vital the mississippi river is for the economic vitality of the nation. as all the goods come through. the mississippi river and overseas. gerri: captain, we are looking at pictures of this right now. people are getting a sense of w

. >>> let's get to petty officer ryan tippetts with the united states coast guard.or talking with us. as you are well, ware, there are reports of some problems and potentially people who need to be rescued in plaquemines parish. are you aware of those, and if so, what will be your next step? >> yes, ma'am, we are aware. we have opened cases on all the calls we received through the night. and all of our assets are currently in a standby mode. as soon as the storm passes, the coast guard will be up and out there. >> so you're in a standby mode. when i was talking earlier to the president of the parish, billy nunguesser, he was telling me he was hoping when the sun came up it would be easier to go in and rescue folks. but now you're saying you have to wait for the storm to pass. we just heard from the national hurricane center that actually it's going to be a long time before the storm completely passes. does that mean another 24 hours potentially before people could be rescued? >> i don't have any timelines on when the rescues will begin. we have certain parameters th

coast guard. we will provide the vehicle. we will fuse with the united states navy and the u.s. t guard and with the law enforcement intelligence information there, u.s. law-enforcement will operate from canadian naval vessels and conduct label operations. that is a classic example of the seamless operations which delivers law-enforcement for arc -- together. >> admiral jacobsen. >> i was promoted. [laughter] >> a question, couple of questions. one, focus on resources. we are looking to canada as a resource of water, energy. talk about coastal issues. who are we? what kind of people are we? what kind of changes do you see have happened in the past and what is going to happen? >> let's talk about resources. canada is a country that is amazingly rich in natural natural resources, amazingly rich. it's a fast country. it has pretty much every form of natural resources one could want. the natural resource that gets the most the natural resource that gets the most attention and one of the one that is the most plentiful is energy. most americans do not realize that canada is by far and

coast guard. we will provide the vehicle. we will fuse with the united states navy and the u.s. ast guard and with the law enforcement intelligence information there, u.s. law-enforcement will operate from canadian naval vessels and conduct label operations. that is a classic example of the seamless operations which delivers law-enforcement for arc -- together. >> admiral jacobsen. >> i was promoted. [laughter] >> a question, couple of questions. one, focus on resources. we are looking to canada as a resource of water, energy. talk about coastal issues. who are we? what kind of people are we? what kind of changes do you see have happened in the past and what is going to happen? >> let's talk about resources. canada is a country that is amazingly rich in natural natural resources, amazingly rich. it's a fast country. it has pretty much every form of natural resources one could want. the natural resource that gets the most attention and one of the ones that is the most plentiful this energy. most americans do not realize that canada is by far and away our largest supplier of every

partnerships between the national oceanic and atmospheric administration or noaa and the united states coast guard. it is -- it has led to better coordinated research and debris removal of activities. and it built greater understanding of the challenges we face in addressing this threat. marine debris is a much larger and growing problem than we first thought, and with the recent disaster in japan it will continue to grow. cleaning up debris requires expensive resources to clean up. earlier this week, noaa provided a new analysis estimating it costs the agency on average more than $4,300 on average to remove one ton of debris from the environment. noaa also said that the dock that washed up on the shores of oregon will cost $85,000 alone. despite what we've learned and despite the fact that states on the pacific coast and hawaii will have to contend with 1.5 million tons of marine debris from the 2011 japanese tsunami for years to come, the majority has insisted on cutting authorized funding levels for this program in half. cutting authorized funding for this program at this time seems shorget sig

he spent 35 years in the united states coast guard, and coasties are some of my favorites. they are amazing to work with because they are oriented on getting the job done. admiral johnson is an example of that. in addition to his 35 years in the coast guard, he spent three very busy years as a deputy administrator and chief operating officer of fema. i like to say he is one of the people who put the m, the management, back into feet when it came to disasters because he did that. i know that because i was usually on the other side of him in the middle of hurricanes and wildfires, figuring out how dod would support his efforts. in addition, admiral johnson has been the commander of the coast guard pacific area. he was the assistant commandant for operations capability and for operational plans and policy. he is a go-to guy. he did that for many years. he is working as the vice president for abe systems -- for bae systems. he is very excited to come back to have a discussion about something that he poured so much of his life into, which is supporting his country at risk. next

>> i myself sat next to him at a memorial event for fallen soldiers where he was in full united states coast guardevent honoring fallen soldiers. so if he was in that event, i suspect he is comfortable enough to go and portray this impersonation at other venues. >> reporter: police say he drove this black escalade, similar to government vehicles, equipped with flashing blue police lights. authorities are investigating if his impersonations broke any laws. neighbors say he told them a variety of stories, too. >> first he was a coast guard, coast guard pilot. then told us he was in the air force. then told us he was a health care worker. then at the very end he was a federal agent. >> reporter: officials say he was last employed as a health care worker. they say he does hold a legitimate commercial pilot's license and was a coast guard volunteer. police say the fake id pictures date back more than a decade, all of which he admitted were counter fit. >> he expressed remorse this has gotten blown out of control. he said that he is portraying these different law enforcement officials and military profe

he spent 35 years in the united states coast guard, and coasties are some of my favorites.hey are amazing to work with because they are oriented on getting the job done. admiral johnson is an example of that. in addition to his 35 years in the coast guard, he spent three very busy years as a deputy administrator and chief operating officer of fema. i like to say he is one of the people who put the m, the management, back into feet when it came to disasters because he did that. i know that because i was usually on the other side of him in the middle of hurricanes and wildfires, figuring out how dod. in addition, admiral johnson has been the commander of the coast guard pacific area. he was the assistant commandant for operations capability and for operational plans and policy. he is a go-to guy. he did that for many years. he is working as the vice president for abe systems -- for bae systems. he is very excited to come back to have a discussion about something that he poured so much of his life into, which is supporting his country at risk. next we will have the man respons

united states. three, currently be in school, have graduated high school, or obtained a general education development certificate, or honorably discharged veteran of the coast guard or armed forces of the united states. four, have not been convicted of a fellonny offense, a significant misdemeanor, multiple misdemeanors, misdemeanor offenses or otherwise pose a threat to national security or public safety, and five, be born on or after june 16, 1981. these requirements must be proven in order for someone to be granted deferred action. the individual does not have to be in removal proceedings or have final orders of removal to apply the overall cost of deferred action is $465 and is required unless you can obtain a fee waiver and it's important to. even though it's not required, it's recommended you have the consultation of a lawyer, either nonprofit or private when figuring out whether you want to apply for a deferred action or whether you're eligible. once again, my name is charles, i'm part of aspire which is housed at the asian law caucus. we'll be having free clinics coming up and also i attended oakland public school since kindergarten. so thank you. >> hell

i'm pride for the opportunity to serve the united states coast guard.apeabilities of iran are increasing. the iranian military test fired a short range missile that upgrades the current ones and peter doocy, what are they calling it, the conqueror missile. the iranian defense minister did not mince word. the 110 and how much it improved their arsenal because the general is quoted by the associated press as saying the with the fourth generation of the fasta 110, the armed forces of our country are able to target and destroy land and s sea, ahead quarters, radar and other points and retired army general told us tankers in the straits of hormuz are in of danger for the missiles accurate for miles and the show of face could be to scare off the israelis. >> they know that the israelis are thinking about military options and attack on nuclear capability. and they're trying to tell the community at large, if anyone attacks us, there's going to be a powerful and strong response and i think that's what the rhetoric is about concerning the missiles and advertisin

he spent 35 years in the united states coast guard, and coasties are some of my favorites. they are amazing to work with because they are oriented on getting the job done. admiral johnson is an example of that. in addition to his 35 years in the coast guard, he spent three very busy years as a deputy administrator and chief operating officer of fema. i like to say he is one of the people who put the m, the management, back into feet when it came to disasters because he did that. i know that because i was usually on the other side of him in the middle of hurricanes and wildfires, figuring out how dod would support his efforts. in addition, admiral johnson has been the commander of the coast guard pacific area. he was the assistant commandant for operations capability and for operational plans and policy. he is a go-to guy. he did that for many years. he is working as the vice president for abe systems -- for bae systems. he is very excited to come back to have a discussion about something that he poured so much of his life into, which is supporting his country at risk. next

he spent 35 years in the united states coast guard these are kind of some of my favorites. they are some amazing people to work with because they are so oriented on getting the job done. admiral johnson is a beautiful example of that. in addition to his 35 years in the postcard he spent three very busy years as a deputy administrator and chief operation officer of fema, and i like to say he is one of the people that put the m management back into fema mant kim to disasters because he did actually do that and i know that because i was usually on the other side of a dtc on wildfires figuring out how at that point the dod was going to support his efforts. in addition to doing that, admiral johnson has been the commander of the post to the coastguard, the assistant commandant for operations capability and the assistant commandant for operational plans and policy. he's kind of a go to and he did that for many years. he is presently working as a vice president for the systems but when we invited him to this event he told me he thoroughly enjoys his job in the private sector right

, have received a ged certificate, or an honorably discharged veteran of the coast guard or armed forces of the united states, and not guilty of a felony, three or more misdemeanors, a significant misdemeanor, or have compromised national security or public safety. allow me to clarify a few of the guidelines i just outlined. an individual who has never been in removal procedures, the individual must be at least 15 years of age or older at the time of filing the request for deferred action. if the individual is in normal proceedings or has the voluntary departure rule and the individual is not an immigration detention, an individual can request deferred action, even if he or she is under the age of 15 at the time of filing the general request. in all instances, individuals cannot be the age of 31 or older as of june 15, 2012 to be considered for deferred action for a child could. with respect to travel, absence from the united states will not interrupt continuous residence as long as it was before august 15, 2012. after august 15, 2012, if one travels outside the united states, the individual will not be cons

united states when he visits louisiana monday. we'll getten update on the conditions there. >>> people are digging out of a muddy mess as isaac is churning north ward. this is video of the coast guardelping trapped families escape. people just grateful to be alive. we've talked about some of these dams in the area. the percy quinn dam is holding up for now. emergency officials are saying this. it is significantly damaged, but the dam is not leaking. it's not leaking right now . for new orleans, the storm may have moved on by devastating conditions may linger for days. 11 people were hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning because they used general ratsers inside their home. >> just because it was category 1 for some people doesn't mean it was a category 1 for everybody. there are some individuals that have suffered damages that are in excess of what they suffered during katrina. >> two deaths are reported in louisiana. the bodies of a man and woman were found floating in seven feet of water in a kitchen inside of a home in plaquemines parish. so many others barely escaped. rob was covering isaac for us this past week. he spoke with a married couple who survived a tremendous sca

coast guard. they will achieve what is noteworthy. i am completely optimistic about the future of the air force. susie and i have been privileged for several decades to have serve in the united states air force. for the remainder of our days we will always see in our hearts and every thought very proud airman with the deepest respect and admiration for those young men and women, officer, unlisted, civilian, guards, reserve and their families continuing to serve selflessly and with distinction. the air force has given susie and me a home. including the air force academy and the class of 1973. susie and i are thankful that many of these patriots are here with us today. the air force has afforded us an honorable and a rewarding journey for the entirety of our adult lives. we remain grateful to nation and people who have been so generous. and now ladies and gentlemen, it is time for all of us to look forward and not back. to fulfill the high expectations of the people who we faithfully serve. as the stewards of their trust we must always, always keep the promise. keep the promise. keep the promise. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the passing of the air force c

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