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under experience minimum claimed he was a lieutenant in the united states navy for more than 5 years.mber of special war fare operation unit and. >>reporter: which translates to navy seal. >> which to me translates to navy sishltion one article about minimum being fired from l.a. unified listed him as former navy seal. next research, abc 7 news i team paichbility he saw several stories we have done exposing phoney seals. he saw our interview with don shipley. retired navy seal who runs a training camp in virginia. shipley also has you tube channel exposing imposters. he has access to the facial seal database. >> fewer than 10,000 of us that are aleif walking the planet. but no shortage of clowns out up there that would steel that. for profit, gain respect, intimidate people they tell you they are a seal? a . >>reporter: he asked shipley if minimum was a navy seal. >> very quick check of the database. no he was not. >>reporter: when you heard the word what others your reaction. >> if he was claiming to be a navy seal, and he was distorting what the truth was, what else would he be will

under experience minimum claimed he was a lieutenant in the united states navy for more than 5 years. >> number of special war fare operation unit and. >>reporter: which translates to navy seal. >> which to me translates to navy sishltion one article about minimum being fired from l.a. unified listed him as former navy seal. next research, abc 7 news i team paichbility he saw several stories we have done exposing phoney seals. he saw our interview with don shipley. retired navy seal who runs a training camp in virginia. shipley also has you tube channel exposing imposters. he has access to the facial seal database. >> fewer than 10,000 of us that are aleif walking the planet. but no shortage of clowns out up there that would steel that. for profit, gain respect, intimidate people they tell you they are a seal? a . >>reporter: he asked shipley if minimum was a navy seal. >> very quick check of the database. no he was not. >>reporter: when you heard the word what others your reaction. >> if he was claiming to be a navy seal, and he was distorting what the truth was, what else would he b

under experience minimum claimed he was a lieutenant in the united states navy for more than 5 years. >> number of special war fare operation unit and. >>reporter: which translates to navy seal. >> which to me translates to navy sishltion one article about minimum being fired from l.a. unified listed him as former navy seal. next research, abc 7 news i team paichbility he saw several stories we have done exposing phoney seals. he saw our interview with don shipley. retired navy seal who runs a training camp in virginia. shipley also has you tube channel exposing imposters. he has access to the facial seal database. >> fewer than 10,000 of us that are aleif walking the planet. but no shortage of clowns out up there that would steel that. for profit, gain respect, intimidate people they tell you they are a seal? a . >>reporter: he asked shipley if minimum was a navy seal. >> very quick check of the database. no he was not. >>reporter: when you heard the word what others your reaction. >> if he was claiming to be a navy seal, and he was distorting what the truth was, what else would he b

five schools in eight years and he claimed he was a lieutenant in the united states navy more than five years. >> a member of the special warfare operations unit. which translates to navy s.e.a.l.s to me, translates to navy s.e.a.l.s >> one article about being fired from l.a. unified listed him as a former navy s.e.a.l. next stop, abc7 news i team page. he saw several stories and our interview was don shipley, a retired navy s.e.a.l. who runs a training camp he has a you tube channel and has access to official s.e.a.l. data base. >> there are fewer than 10,000 of news 70 years that are alive. so there are no shortage of clowns out there stealing that. for profit. to gain respect, or to intimidate people they'll tell you they're seals. >> reporter: berg asked if he was a s.e.a.l. >> no. he was not. >> when you heard those words what is your reaction? >> if he was claiming to be a navy s.e.a.l., and he was distorting what the truth was, what else would he be willing to distort? >> reporter: bookberg took his concerns to the superintendent. >> did he talk about being a navy s.e.a.l.? >> ye

this romantic vision, it does not fit the united states navy during this period of the early republic. in fact, the investigations of the navy during the early 19th century reveals not a fleet dominated by sea going vessels, but instead, of national flotilla of gun boats, whose duty included defending the ports and harbors and upholding domestic policy. now the gun boats of the jeffersonian era, they were not large, or designed for blue water operations. they had several common characteristics, despite wide variations in design. they are generally 40 to 80 feet long. they are roughly 15 to 20 feet across the beam. 4-7 feet across the hull. and carried 1 or 2 large guns. 24 or 32 pounders. they were one or two masted, shallow vessels that were designed to fight in coastal waters rather than the open seas. now, the debate over what type of navy the united states would embrace intensified once thomas jefferson assumed the presidency in 1801, for jefferson and the republic an party, they felt an overwhelming need for further reduction of the national debt. production and government spendi

five schools in eight years and he claimed he was a lieutenant in the united states navy more than fivers. >> a member of the special warfare operations unit. which translates to navy s.e.a.l.s to me, translates to navy s.e.a.l.s >> one article about being fired from l.a. unified listed him as a former navy s.e.a.l. next stop, abc7 news i team page. he saw several stories and our interview was don shipley, a retired navy s.e.a.l. who runs a training camp he has a you tube channel and has access to official s.e.a.l. data base. >> there are fewer than 10,000 of news 70 years that are alive. so there are no shortage of clowns out there stealing that. for profit. to gain respect, or to intimidate people they'll tell you they're seals. >> reporter: berg asked if he was a s.e.a.l. >> no. he was not. >> when you heard those words what is your reaction? >> if he was claiming to be a navy s.e.a.l., and he was distorting what the truth was, what else would he be willing to distort? >> reporter: bookberg took his concerns to the superintendent. >> did he talk about being a navy s.e.a.l.? >> yes. h

and under experience he claim head was a lieutenant in the united states navy for more than five yearsspecial warfare operations unit. >> which translates to navy seals. >> reporter: one article listed him as a former navy seal. next stop for burg's research, the abc 7 news i team page. he saw several stories exposing phony seals and saw our interviews with a retired navy seal who runs a training camp in virginia. shipley has a youtube channel exposing the imposters and has access to the seal database. >> there are fewer than 10,000 of us in 70 years that are alive but no shortage of clowns out there to steal that for profit or gain respect or intimidate people. >> reporter: burg asked shipley if mihms was a navy seal. >> no, he was not. >> all right what was your reaction? >> if he was claiming to be a navy seal, and he was distorting what the truth was what else would he be willing to distort? >> reporter: did mihms talk about being a navy seal around the office to colleagues or friends? >> yes. >> reporter: confronted with the lie, he was allowed to resign, no mention of the controv

united states navy.states navy. it was literally almost it was literally almost like the shock in all of like the shock in all of 19th century. 19th century. >> francis scott key had >> francis scott key had gone out to a ship in the gone out to a ship in the river, he was negotiating river, he was negotiating a prison release from the a prison release from the british fleet when the british fleet when the battle began. battle began. he was four miles away he was four miles away from fort mchenry, today, from fort mchenry, today, that spot is marked with that spot is marked with a buoy, what many don't a buoy, what many don't know is that francis know is that francis scott key could not see scott key could not see the outcome of the the outcome of the battle. battle. >> it is muddy. >> it is muddy. it is rink, the americans it is rink, the americans are feeling helpless. are feeling helpless. you have the smoke from you have the smoke from all the guns, he is all the guns, he is asking a question, saying

. >> i spent 20 years in the united states navy. i'm retired.the hardest job i've ever had. >> open your eyes. wash it in your eyes. wash up your nose. >> not everybody we can stand there and reach. he's a person that we'll have for a long time down here. >> you know that, don't you? he is. this is his last try. his last time, last time. >> the safety and security is my main priority. and it's the officers' main priority. everything else is second. what happens when an offender does get like that, you have to snap it off at the hilt. because the other offenders will see that and they'll start acting the same. it's like a fire. we're searching for compliance out of them one way or another. we will get compliance. >> understanding the mood swings of juvenile offenders is one of the challenges for staff. just an hour after this intense scene, the calm teen talks freely with guards. while officers are trained to keep staff and offenders safe, reinforcement is close by in the rare case of an emergency. >> once we get past the point of physical force,

the united states navy has sent five ships to the region with supplies including fresh water. they have some aircraft in there trying to help distribute aid. >> it's difficult but not impossible for pour countries to recover from natural disasters. restoring communications, rebuildings roads, cost a lot of money. that's money poor developing countries like the philippines don't have. we are joined by paolo brian, the vice president of policy and campaigns. you get nations to deal with these natural disasters in advance. one of the biggest issues i think they are having in the philippines, it's a lot of islands. it's very scattered. were they prepared to handle this at all? not in the way indianapolis was. we were helping farmers to prepare for disaster. the scale we are able to operate at was nothing compared to what the needs were after the typhoon hit. >> when you are talking about a developing country versus if this disaster had hit a modern industrial country, in the philippines, they are already facing poverty. it's a very i mpoverished country. it wipes out simple roads

. >> there were three times as many ships as in the united states navy.was literally almost like the shock in all of 19th century. >> francis scott key had gone out to a ship in the river, he was negotiating a prison release from the british fleet when the battle began. he was four miles away from fort mchenry, today, that spot is marked with a buoy, what many don't know is that francis scott key could not see the outcome of the battle. >> it is muddy. it is rink, the americans are feeling helpless. you have the smoke from all the guns, he is asking a question, saying can you see. he cannot see the flag, can you see the flag by dawn's early light. and then he reflect sods proudly we haimed at twilight's last gleaming. >> so out on the water where we see the key bridge, he protoa home. setting the words to the tune of a favorite song. >> he had a real thing for british drinking song called aknack owian in heaven. >> he was really into a drinking song. >> yes. he really liked the tune allot, and i think he composed other poetry to fit it, but he definitely

the united states navy, christening its newest aircraft carrier today. >> i cristen the united stateship gerald r. ford, may god bless this ship and all who sail her. >> well done. uss gerald r. ford in new ford, pennsylvania. the nuclear powered ship is the navy's first new carrier design in more than 40 years. >>> a fox news exclusive, well, let me start that again. fox news reporting exclusive, as we're approaching a very important day in history. 50 years since the assassination of jfk. we go in depth searching for truth. what really happened on the day that changed american history? >> reporter: november 22, 1963. the day begins with an exciting welcome for president kennedy, outside his ft. worth, texas hotel. in nearby dallas, oswald is going to work with a hidden rifle, he kept it in ruth and michael payne's garage. >> it looked like camping equipment. it never occurred to michael that it might be a gun. >> reporter: in less than four hours, president kennedy will be dead. back inside the hotel t fashionable mrs. kennedy makes a grand entrance at a breakfast speech. >> i'm get

he was raised in fort scott and served in world war ii in the united states navy. after serving our nation with great integrity and humility, he pursued and achieved a bachelor's degree in science from kansas state university in 1951. congressman nichols is a supporter of education but particularly a supporter of education that comes from kansas state university. he is a wildcat through and through. dick worked in a number of roles related to agriculture and banking in both top each a and hutchins before he moved to mcpherson, his home now, and in mcpherson, he began his career as a long-time community banker at the home state bank. he became president in 1969 of that bank. in 1986, he was elected to serve as president of the kansas bankers association. that same year, dick got some national notoriety. he was stabbed at the staten island ferry by a homeless refugee from cuba while he was touring the statue of liberty, and while recuperating in the hospital, he was visited by then-new york mayor ed koch who apologized on behalf of the city of new york for the event.

a guy in 2008 and his dad ran the united states navy during the 1960's. when i made a guy whose dad was president. we had dole in 1996. in 1998, a guy whose father was the east coast establishment. i love all of them. great respect for all of them. are we wondering why we are not connecting? the farmers on west texas, milkman in a while. >> roosevelt was a rich man. that is -- i do not think that is the issue. the stupid will be conducted presidential debates. that was a double -- dumbest thing in the world. [applause] let me just tell you. [laughter] rick called me up one day and he said, what do you think? i do not know what you are talking about. i haven't heard one thing about texas. the debates that everybody off track. isn't this a much more attractive way to do this? just sort of discuss and stop the back-and-forth, and the attacking one another? you're going to come through as to whether people like you. when we were picking people was done great hope they will figure something else out. secondly, my father's father was a coal miner. my mother's m

president the united states navy has never had a death on a nuclear ship as the result of the reactor problem because everyone knew after the admiral made those decisions who was on the flight hole. there should be no confusion after this bill is passed and signed by the president who was on the flight poll for a particular facility that makes sterile drugs. we should be able to walk into any one of our 60,000 drugstores or pharmacies or doctors or pain clinic's and not have to worry about whether the medicines we get there are safe. the bill we are voting on represents what we talked about to find a solution today. we have drug manufacturers on one hand and its traditional pharmacies of the corner drugstore on the other. this legislation creates a new voluntary third category which we call outsourcing facilities. if the drugstore chooses to be in this category and follow one nationwide quality standard the fda is responsible for all the drugs made in a facility and the fda is on the flag pole. what's the advantage of this? first ever laminates the condition and eliminates the finger-

he is very proud of it as president of the united states. the navy seals getting osama bin laden -- it is not like that wasn't huge as well, but he was adamant he was standing behind. do you think he has it in himself to say, look, it is not working for a lot of americans. let's put it on hold and see if we can fix it? >> well, the short answer is no. i believe his errogance precludes him from doing that and admitted she wrong and took the wrong approach. we tried to have a government centric health care solution to the problems we see. and the american health care reform act that the republican committee has brought forth, dr. tom price, the republican from georgia has come forward. he is an orthopedic surgeon and so i think the president should listen to him. >> i will tell what you is disturbing about the law. democrats are upset. republicans were always upset, but democrats are upset because the advice tax. they are upset about it. they are upset about individual policies of their constituents that have been canceled since they don't meet the ful

you were a legal assistant attorney for the mid atlantic region legal service office of the united states navy. >> thank you, sir. >> i'm honored and humbled to -- servicemembers we support. i'm a civilian legal assistant attorney. and now called the regional legal service office. my job to enhance sailor readiness by addressing legal issues. i want to start by thanking the member of the panel and the servicemembers i cidely black the con tegs issue we addressed. they attack the servicemember financialses impacting the individual, family, and mission readiness and effectivenesses. i've had clients that purchase two cars in one day. they have been trained to trust and follow authority. they know this and take advantage of that. in one case i was able to cancel the contract and the next day the carrier commander came to the base and to our command to thank us to explain what that impact meant. in his experience if the sailor had to pay for two vehicles he would have no none. he wouldn't be able to go out and eventually begin to act out. it would become a disciplinary problem. if he wasn't separa

we nominated a guy in 2008 whose dad pretty much ran the united states navy during the 1960's. 2000 four and 2000, a guy whose dad was president. in 1992 and 1988, a guy whose father was the east coast establishment. i love all of them, i have great respect for all of them, but are we really sitting here wondering why we are not connecting to farmers and westcott -- texas and milkman in ohio9? >> franklin roosevelt was a very rich man. first of all, i know how i can get applause, end the stupid way we conduct presidential debates. that was the dumbest. >> hell yeah. >> let me tell you, you know rick called me up one year -- one day and said, what do you think? i haven't heard one thing about taxes. the debates got everybody off track. isn't this a much more attractive way to do this, to just discuss ideas and stop all the back and forth and the attacking and -- one another? number one, the way we were picking people was dumb, and i hope they will figure something else out. secondly, my father's father was a coal miner, he died of black lung. the mother's mother never learned how to speak

united states navy. vietnam? >> roy johnson from chicago, illinois. p 3's, patrol squadrons and served in okinawa and vietnam. veterans day means an opportunity to thank my fellow vets, the men and women that we served alongside and who are responsible for what we are now, our freedom, just great to see them all. >> representing 40,000 who will be here today, the 23 million americans who have served in uniform and those who served today because we still have over 50,000 americans in harm's way in the shadows of a hindu push. these are all representatives of the heartland of america. back to you. >> ollie north, where they're expecting 40,000 today for the big parade and really roll out the red carpet. a lot of the restaurants have discounts and some freebies. it will be a great day. great reunion of. thank you. >>> 20 minutes after the top of the hour. a six-time felon tried to force his way into their apartment, so they pulled out a legally owned gun. now their college wants to kick them out for violating a policy? is that fair or foul? a fair and ba

navy ships from the united states and united tinkham and other countries are coming here. there is a group from germany that is on the ground to set up water fear -- purification plants. this is all great, but is not nearly enough. effort. in for a long >> this is a massive disaster. 2 million have been displaced by the storm. will the people being sheltered ever be able to go home? >> a lot of people are staying in churches. a lot a people we met our staying in the same place in the church where they try to ride out the storm eight days ago. they have not started elting temporary shelters across the philippines. many of these people were poor to begin with. they have lost their banana and coconut trees and sugarcane crops. it will not have any income. they can use some of the damaged coconut trees to fill some shelter. there is a shortage of wood. willes not look like they be able to build homes in the very near future. >> i am afraid we will have to leave it there. thank you very much. vietnam is also suffering the effects of the storm. at least 19 people have died in fl

. >> george, is the united states navy coordinating with any other regional navy and the relief effort? >> that's a very good question. i would probably put that question to pacific command. i'm personally unaware of any direct coordination. but we're pleased other countries are joining the we i'm sure and would entertain some kind of coordination if put to us. >> george, the president's meeting with personnel from all services. prior to the meet later with the secretary and combatant commanders, is that going to be the focus of the meeting, concern of the troops as you go forward with your budget considerations, things like that? >> i don't know what precisely is being discussed with the president, but this is certainly that's on the mind of secretary hagel who regularly hosts private lunches with junior enlisted members of the armed forces and this is something that weighs heavily on his mind all the time. i think it is absolutely going to come up in today's discussions with the chiefs and the combatant commanders, the impact that all this is something on our troops and their familie

united states. as the political tensions rises, there has been increased military activity in the region, the japanese navy took part in joint military exercises in the united states. china has been visibly flexing its muscles. an aircraft carrier has been sent to the south china sea. all the analysts, and as we were discussing with you yesterday, say that none of these countries want to escalate the situation. surely this activity in the area raises the tension? >> well, you are absolutely right. there is an enormous amount of activity here, and tensions are raised. that's purely because everyone is postualating to some degree, and unsure of what the reactions from china will be. the u.s. and china will test china it see how far you can push it militarily and politically. that's what it will end up being, a game of brinkmanship, one that is dangerous because one wrong word could set off a course of event that none of the countries wished would happen, today south korea had an does note to put its concerns directly to china, a strategy meeting in soul, and they wanted china to modify the air space. china s

united states. national president, blinded veterans association. national commander, army and navyational commander, non- commissioned officers association. national vice commander of the american legion. senior vice commander, military order of the purple heart. national president of the reserve association. national commandant, marine corps league. national president, paralyzed veterans of america. national commander, legion of valor, of the usa. commander in chief, military order of the world wars. cochairman of the board, national association of fallen services. the retired and enlisted association. i would like to ask the president and national commanders to stand and be recognized. please join me in recognizing our veterans and national leadership with your applause. [applause] it is now my pleasure to introduce our veterans organization host, the congressional medal of honor society. it was established in 1946, and was limited to the recipients of the medal of valor, the nation's highest award for gallantry in combat. today there are 78 living recipients of the medal of hono

troops are supporting operations in the philippines where the united states was the colonial power for half a century. the navyas delivered 626,000 pounds of relief supplies. the powerful pictures of suffering filipinos broadcast around the globe have a positive affect on disaster relief donations, according to the united nations' world food program, individuals relate to something known as the identifiable victim affect and open their wallets to help even if they have no relation to the country or the people who live there. this spark of charitable giving usually lasts for three months. this was true after the 2010 haiti earthquake. hurricane katrina in 2005, and the indonesia tsunami in 2014. in that disaster americans donated $1.6 billion. the philippine crisis is in its early days but cash is rolling in to relief organizations. the salvation army says it now has received more than $1 million. another reports it has received $1.5 million from just over 10,000 individual donors. although aid is on its way, widespread infrastructure damage continues to hamper the relief efforts. >> we're not able to move, and

they have been abandoned by the united states, germany, france, italy, russia. the russian navy and u.s. navy has abandoned these technologies. this technology is like a uncorn, it's something easy to say it would be wonderful if it existed but it doesn't exist. >>> let's go to a break and continue the debate after the breakment robert stone, you got about two minutes to go to your loins and come back, mr. kennedy. when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) motor trend's two thousand fourteen sport utility of the year. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh what

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navy christening its newest aircraft carrier. >> i christen the united states ship gerald r. ford. may god bless the ship and all who sail her. >> "u.s.s. gerald ford" was unfailed today. the president's daughter smashed the bottle of sparkling wine against the hull of the ship. dick cheney and donald rumsfeld who both worked for ford were at the ceremony. the ship is projected to remain in service until 2057. >>> senator ted cruz in the hot seat. >> i've been reading a lot about you lately, and they describe you as aggressive, arrogant and abrasi abrasive. accurate? >> that was just the first question from "the tonight show" host jay leno. the senator's answer straight ahead. [ female announcer ] ladies and gentlemen i'm here to say a few words about the power of baking stuff with nestle toll house morsels. you can heal a broken heart with a bundt cake. make a monday mornin' feel like a friday afternoon with some nestle toll house morsels. let's close our laptops and open our ovens. these things don't bake themselves. we have to bake them for one another. we can bake the world a b

lugar hasoosier, served america for more than half a century, young navy lieutenant to a respected leader in the united statesate. i will always be thankful for him to taking me under his wing, including travels together to review some of his visionary work, the destruction of cold war arsenals in the former soviet union, something that doesn't get a lot of public notice but would absolute -- was absolutely critical in making us safer after the cold war. you getg with dick, close to unexploded landmines, mortar shells, test tubes so with anthrax and the plague. [laughter] though, is the thousands of missiles and bombers, submarines and warheads that no longer threaten us because of his extraordinary work. our nation and our world are safer because of this statement. in a time of unrelenting partisanship, dick lugar's decency is a model of what public service ought to be. , we honornever least a leader who we still remember with such extraordinary fondness -- he still remembers as a child , waving goodbye to his mom, tears in her eyes as she went off to nursing school so she could provide for her family. i thi

the united states pledged $20 million in aid not to mention navy ships and an aircraft carrier.n and promised to match the first 8 million in u.k. public donations. the u.n. pledged 25 million. australia, 9 million. vatican, 4 million. what about china. the world's second largest economy and emerging superpower, its government initially pledged $100,000 to the philippines for disaster relief. relations are frayed between the two nations following tensions over island disputes in the south china sea. that might well have been a reason to provide an especially large donation so that china could show it is upset with the filipino government and not its government. in any event, this aid promise did not go unnoticed. even tiny taiwan with 20 million people pledged $200,000 double china's initial pledge. following harsh criticism, the beijing government increased its pledge but as of a week after the storm only added 1.6 million in relief supplies. china's main media agency has called for a de-americanized world. what could be more constructive than humanitarian disaster relief? the

they didn't know about the navy yard shooter or the mass shootings in the united states over the last years given the u biubiquitous and power you you f this why didn't you know about them. they are collecting so much they can't possibly know what they have. they can't find the things you would pan want them to know. secondly the tact of the united states government over the last 13 years any time they want to justify anything they scream terrorism over and over. americans have been critical enough to analyze the truth of that with that happening it's no longer working. we'll hear more from glen greenwall tune into "fault lines" tonight at 10:30 eastern time. >>> the man behind the leaks is reaching out to german chancellor merkel. edward snowden is reaching out to the chaps chaps chancellor od the actions of the nsa harmful. he is still wanted by the obama administration and despite the contact with the german members of parliament he remains in russia. ♪ >> some big name players in the n.f.l. received bad news today. michael eaves is here with sports. michael. >> yeah for two differ

benghazi terror attack that left four americans dead including the united states ambassador christopher stevens. that group cluesu include former navyarmy special forces, the very people who responded to the embassiy the night of the attack. >>> inmates in southern arizona jail have a new way to communicate with the loved ones or anybody else on the outside world. family and friends and even attorneys can visit with them using a some similar to skype. it doesn't cost the taxpayers a thing. and the inmates are allowed two free video visits we are week. >>> a new book claims the obama campaign was considering dumping joe biden for hillary clinton instead on the ticket. but of course they didn't do it. could even the talk of that make a differences for either of these two potential candidates in the 2016 presidential race? that's coming up next. hydration is in.ut. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. one more time, just for themselves. before the last grandchild. before the first g

the united states of america, both the navy and air force, have continued to maintain freedom of navigationational waters and to exert operations inside international air space for that very reason. once you start to give it up, it becomes accepted and then it becomes standard and then it becomes almost like common law. >> let's take a step back. as i have covered the white house, there has been a lot of chatter around 1600 pennsylvania aavenue. the president is not getting a lot of his domestic agenda, pinned down with health care and turning more and more to foreign policy in the second term. most people have expected that be to be about the mideast, israeli-palestinian conflict, egypt. all those important places. is this a reminder we have to pay close attention to asia as well? not just china but north korea out there as well. >> absolutely. with all the problems in iran, some of which are making back to the carter administration, consistent policy of not dealing with iran properly, the last thing we want to do is have trouble in east asia. the navy, the military, we're moving more of o

united states. it is giving $20 million worth of immediate assistance as well as sending ships and aircraft. the united kingdom has deployed a royal navyn top of $16 million in aid. smaller nations have also promised big sums. japan has projected $10 million and is sending a 25-member disaster relief team. china, one of the world's top five countries for its size and influence, and it has pledged just a hundred thousand dollars. we have the head of emergency operations for the un. tell us first of all about the aid that you have there now, and where you are planning to take it. >> well, right now on the ground, we don't have very much because we were running an operation down south now, but come thursday we are expecting three or four 747s landing with tents plastic sheeting, blankets, jerry cans and a couple of other items. it is going to take us time to get it to the communities because the pipeline from here is very clogged. we don't have enough logistics right now to get it to the communities, most of them that are in remote locations and spread over a number of islands that are very hard to reach. >> but it does seem to have taken

dick lugar has served america for more than half a century, from a young navy lieutenant to a respected leader in the united states senate. i'll always be thankful to dick for taking me, a new junior senator, under his wing, including travels together to review some of his visionary work, the destruction of cold war arsenals in the former soviet union. something that doesn't get a lot of public notice, but was absolutely critical to making us safer in the wake of the cold war. now, i should say traveling with dick, you said close to unexploded land mines, mortar shells, test tubes filled with anthrax and the plague. his legacy, though, is the thousands of missiles and bombers and submarines and warheads that no longer threaten us because of his extraordinary work. and our nation and our world are safer because of this statesman. and in a time of unrelenting partisanship, dick lugar's decency, his commitment to problem-solving serve as a model of what public service ought to be. and last but never least, we honor a leader who we still remember with such extraordinary fondness, he still remembers as a child waving g

proud hoosier, lugar has served america for more than half a century, young navy lieutenant to a respected leader in the united statesate. i will always be thankful to him for taking me under his wing, including travels together to review some of his visionary work, the destruction of cold war arsenals in the former soviet union, something that doesn't get a lot of public notice but was absolutely critical in making us safer after the cold war. traveling with dick, you get close to unexploded landmines, mortar shells, test tubes filled with anthrax and the plague. [laughter] his legacy, though, is the thousands of missiles and bombers, submarines and warheads that no longer threaten us because of his extraordinary work. our nation and our world are safer because of this statement. in a time of unrelenting partisanship, dick lugar's decency is a model of what public service ought to be. last, but never least, we honor a leader who we still remember with such extraordinary fondness he still remembers as a child, waving goodbye to his mom, tears in her eyes as she went off to nursing school so she could provide for her

united states. >> biggest obstacle is time. >> this is nothing short of an olympic sprint. >> on standby for now. how the u.s. navy is gearing up to help the victims of the super typhoon in the philippines. >>> and here a sa live look over san francisco. a good chance of rain before the week is through. stay tuned for your seven-day forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, meningitis on campus. the first case of bacterial meningit student retu >>> princeton university is trying to stop the spread of a rare type of meningitis on campus. the first case of bacterial meningitis developed when a student returned from spring break in march. an outbreak was declared in may and at least one student is still hospitalized. the illness is rare in the united states and can cause serious complications including brain damage. >> treat it quickly, so the community that may have other cases has to be aware of the symptoms, because the quicker you put someone on antibiotics the more likely they are to recover. >> the only vaccine for men jiet advertise b is -- meningitis is approved in australia and europe but not in the u.s. the uni

enthusiastic about taking refugees and provide it to them by the royal navy encourage them to go back to slavery in the united states and suggesting that they would be warmer and happier as slaves than poor people in nova scotia. and how many do you suppose accepted this invitation? that would be zero. i may have decided that they were free, they might be poor, but they were free and they can make some of their own money and keep it. but the most important thing for them is that they could live together as families and the worst thing about their experience is that each individual was treated as a piece of property whenever the master so decided for whatever a court decided where they could be ruptured and divided by inheritance or by an auction at the death of the master in 1826 after jefferson's death. and so the most important deficit that they found they could live together with greater security than they ever could while they were slaves in the chesapeake. so thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. i told you that he had a lot of neat material and he is a real gem. there are a lot of parallels with the re

the united states is sending $10 million to allow military ships and transport planes to deliver more food water and medicine to the area. u.s. navy helicopters are delivering aid to remote areas where people have gone for days now with very little food and water. >>> folks here in the bay area have been very generous trying to help people displaced by the typhoon. one of the biggest local events was held yesterday in san jose. the national federation of filipino-americans association held a drive at the north side community center. you see all the goods. volunteers collected food, clothes and other items to ship to the philippines. >> we are trying to organize the community for the big tragic event that happened to our community's home country. >> congressman mike honda of campbell brought out a box of shirts to donate. the latest figures show more than 4 million survivors of the typhoon have been displaced. >>> a horrific accident on interstate 880 in oakland tied up traffic for more than 4 hours during the morning commute. the crash happened overnight at the oak street exit. chp says a bmw was driving at speeds up to 100 miles

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