. >> items 10 through 15 are resolutions approving master lease amendments for the united states navy treasure island water waterfront and land and structures and marina and child care and event and venues and firefighter training center for week 10. >> good morning. we are here to ask for your approval of the master leases. as you know the treasure island authority became the caretaker of the islands 16 years ago. during that time what we call the interim period use while the property is waiting to transfer to the city the navy allows us to lease the property and buildings at no cost through the six master leases just read into the record. they sub lease the records for maritime and special events to generate revenue to operate the island and we have operated self sufficiently for the last 16 years and these expire annually and when they remove or add properties to the master leases it requires your approval. the master lease has been amended 37 times over the 16 years. some are for public purpose and don't generate income like the [inaudible] beach and the shoreline promenade and ot

amendment master lease agreements between the treasure island development authority and the united states navy from december 1st, 2013 through november 30th, 2014. item 13 is the south waterfront master lease. 14, [speaker not understood]. item 15, the [speaker not understood]. item 16, the childcare master lease. item 17, the venues master lease. and item 18 is the fire fighting and training center master leases. >> colleagues, can we take these items same house same call? without objection these resolutions are adopted. [gavel] >> item 19. >> item 19 is a resolution retroactively approving the contract modification between the city and county of san francisco and guardsmark, llc, to provide security services for the human services agency, to extend the term by two months, for a revised period of december 1, 2008, through january 31, 2014, in the modified amount of $21,226,260. ~ january 14th. >> same house same call? this resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> item 20. >> item 20 is a resolution retroactively authorizing the arts commission to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $200,000 f

the united states ideasand eight of those were as a commander of the unit in the united states and overseas, ranging from 200 to over 6000 personnel. it included the middle station in san francisco, navy recruiting, the george c martin security studies in germany and the northport graduate school. i convenedthose general courts-martial. the director of the navy standing committee on military and civilian women in the department of the navy. 1992 in the wake of the infamous scandal. us -- to a strategy to change the climate of the marine corps to value and respect women. we did develop a strategy, 80 specific actions. had a tougher approach to dealing with sexual harassment. changes forstitute the processes. yet here we are, addressing this issue, of leadership and command climate and accountability. also -- i also serve as a presidential appointee on the board of visitors for five years. and the naval academy foundation for five years. i have watched the debate about the military justice system handling sexual assault cases for the past several years. this isg perspective -- our reason, first and foremost, about readiness, equipping and training and organizing and most --ortantly, lea

i started in the united states navy.t in 2001 i served four years. >> it's funny how just a little band of rubber can cause so much pain. >> i met big sarge through the wounded warrior project. i called him, introduced myself told him what i wanted to do and run these tough mutter events. he said, what are you doing in the next hour? you ready to train? and every day since, he's either worked out with me in person or i call him or text him in the morning and he gives me the workout of the day and some motivation and make sure i'm in gear. >> six, seven. >> this is going to be my first tough mutter. i haven't done any yet. >> he wanted to try to do four tough mutters in a row. my reaction is sure you can do that. my second reaction is let's see you go through one week of training. >> good. good. watch that ankle. you can go a little bit deeper than he can. so go deep. >> what i'm overcoming right now is a combination of both physical and mental. within a year of me getting out, i was dealing with ptsd and anger issues and

i was judge advocate general of the united states navy for three years. i think it would be a mistake to increase the authority of military lawyers in that way. it is not a gender thing. female judge advocates feel the same way as male judge advocates do. why is that? why do we see it this way, and a way that is so curious to civilians and outsiders who look at the system that exists for the rest of society, that seems to work well enough? i do think studies that are coming out, to a certain degree give light to help well it really does work. why do we see it that way? when we have served, we have an understanding that at base fundamental to this is the issue of trust in the commander and the role that that plays in military society. it is not the decision to give somebody an appendectomy or set a broken arm. it is, as general brady talk about, fundamentally about behavior and the trust we place and people to make decisions and put people in harm's way, to go to their death, to die and to say now at this juncture -- to acknowledge the obvious, we have a l

i can tell you somebody who's a nuclear welder in the united states navy probably get cans a pretty substantial bonus compared to somebody who might be in a lesser skilled position in the navy or in another service. so it really varian allies dramatically. >> you know, it's interesting, the welding profession is one that is in high demand all over the country. and i'm sure nuclear welders even more so. i feel strongly that the recent cola cuts need to be repealed, as i said earlier. but one of the elements that concerns me most is that current retirees and service members were not grandfathered. if of after careful conversation there are future changes to the military compensation and retirement, how important is it to exempt those that have or are currently serving, and what would be the impact of, certainly, failing to do so? >> we've been very clear that we believe that any changes to the structure of the retirement plan should be grandfathered. there are chairman dempsey's said that in several different testimonies, i'm saying it now. all of the joint chiefs are unanimous, and the senior en

united states. >>> the italian navy said today it rescued 400 migrants from overcrowded boats south of sicily this weekend. 200 were jammed in just one of these boats, refugees from africa. >>> two years ago the costa concordia capsized off the small italian island of giglio. after setting the ship upright last september, crews have been are preparing it for its final knowledge trip. al enpizzey has the story. >> 19 huge flotation tanks will be attached to the coants so it can be refloated. >> we are very confident that we can remove the ship from the island within the month of june and this is not that far away anymore. and then a great job will have been done. >> in a new 19 hour operation a technique called parbuckling was used to put the ship upright. $19 billion, that doesn't begin to measure the real cost. the plaque on the wall commemorates the 32 passengers and crew who died in the wreck. the executive who was in charge of the cruise company is retiring with a payout of $1.7 million. that doesn't set well withing passengers. >> scrambling down the side of the ship or even jumping into the

in support to of our security interest going now part of a crucialssar relationship of the united states navy we must guarantee we have hired capability to the necessary number. you stated, the prime minister, 21st of jittery jittery, to 30 year fixed budgets required middle term growth of the years through 2015. it is a concern is a very rich your view of the intentions? and what that should mean for the future at all. where i take issue slightly with former secretary gates is i think actually if you look at the equipment program for our navy, it is absolutely a full spectrum equipment program. you have the two carriers under construction. you have the type 45 destroyers coming into action. you got the future frigate program that is there. you have the hunter-killer submarines. you have the trident submarines and the pledge to renew them and the immense ability the royal marines. in terms of the navy it has a very bright future and it is a full spectrum capability from, you know, the nuclear deterrent at one end to, you know, smaller vessels right at the other end. so i don't accept that we

our long-term security interests and fulfilling our part with a crucial relationship with the united states navy, we must guarantee that we have high-end capability with the necessary number and mix of ships? you stated on the 31st of january, 2013, your words, your strong view was that the defense budget will require year-on-year growth beyond 2015. as a leading member of nato, no less than 2% of our g.d.p. for our defense budget, i hope you're able to confirm that this is still very, very much your view and intention and will be emphasized at the nato conference this september. >> i don't move away from the importance of our defense budget and what that should mean for the future at all. where i take issue slightly with former secretary gates is i think actually if you look at the equipment program for our navy, it is absolutely a full spectrum equipment program. you have the two carriers under construction. you have the type 45 destroyers coming into action. you got the future frigate program that is there. you have the hunter-killer submarines. you have the trident submarines and the pledge

i served nearly 30 years on active duty in the united states navy. more than eight of those were commander units in the united states and overseas ranging from 200 to over 6000 person now -- 6000 personnel. for six of the command years, i had the authority to convene general court-martial. i also had a one-year assignment the standing or of committee on military and civilian women. was tomittee's mission draw a strategy to change the climate of the navy and marine corps to value and respect women. we did develop a strategy. it was implemented. approached a get tough . and many changes to systems and processes. here he are again addressing the same issues of accountability. i also served as a presidential appointee on the military board for five years. about watched the debate the military justice system and the military panel on the sexual assault cases for the past several years. from my perspective, this has always been, first and foremost, about readiness. recruiting, training, organizing, equipping, and, most importantly, leading america's i miss

i am 72 years of age and retired from the united states navy. my service was from 1960 until 1990.you know what went on during that period of time. mr. reagan cut the cola in half for those of us under 55 at the time. the same tricks again. we keep repeating history. it just amazes me of how this country that so many have given so much for has no respect. thank you for taking my call. guest: thank you for your service. larry makes an outstanding point. it is critical to countering the dod argument. personnel costs right now are about 30% of the budget. in 1990 they were about 30% of the budget. personnel costs in the dod are typically cheaper than private industry. you have seen an increase in the personnel costs over the last 10 years. through the 1990's, we slashed health care, retirement, pay. the same positions that are crying about how much we have overblown personnel cost told congress in the 1990's if you do not restore pay to competitive levels, we're going to throw a war and no one is going to show up. the increases were resetting the pay and benefit system to get to where

on visitation of his horses but it is god the united states without having all the chinese navy and above all day the heart of the united states to stop the double standards. let's get it though. all the rain the religious law. some are angry about the continuous me that joke nations in that region. calling kinda dumb policy of the pakistan army and spy agencies victim to a change in us media in the us and human rights politicians united nations busy ship human rights violations in the province. we do it justice. these family members missing posts since. just thought of walking on foot we got the will of god trust deeds committed by pop star the sheep but towards the village missing posts on till the twenty seven two thousand and fifteen. it's the blue oval one thousand two hundred and seventy four months song which some of us see pic of the false thousands of abducted the village. the cost of the box on the military and secret agencies. jon stewart distance getting back out and got us in stride with slogans start getting little to do this the acceptance of the links to the long bonds boy

was out in singapore and he importance, the value and capabilities that can be brought to the united states navy. about aot speculate budget that has not been submitted or decisions that have not been made about a budget that has not been submitted. i have seen the press reports you are referring to and i will not speculate about that. i will not talk about a budget not submitted or decisions that have not been finally made. month, the pentagon sent memos saying it was unlikely the most expensive warship ever meet, it is unlikely to the rate at which it launches and lands airplanes. what was the reaction to that conclusion? >> grateful for the work that was done, looking at the capabilities. that, likewell aware every first ship in the class, there are issues you have to work through. this is hard stuff. this is the first new class we have built in decades. it is also a stunning ship that will espouse great capabilities for the navy -- navy that we do not have right now. he is aware there are challenges and is grateful for their work the navy confident will work through those challenges and we w

age and retired from the united states navy. untilvice was from 1960 1990.ou know what went on during that period of time. reagan cut the cola in half for those of us under 55 at the time. the same tricks again. we keep repeating history. it just amazes me of how this country that so many have given so much for has no respect. thank you for taking my call. guest: thank you for your service. larry makes an outstanding point. it is critical to countering the dod argument. now arel costs right about 30% of the budget. in 1990 they were about 30% of the budget. personnel costs in the dod are typically cheaper than private industry. you have seen an increase in the personnel costs over the last 10 years. dhrough the 1990's, we slashe health care, retirement, pay. the same positions that are crying about how much we have overblown personnel cost told congress in the 1990's if you do not restore pay to competitive levels, we're going to throw a war and no one is going to show up. the increases were resetting the pay and benefit system to get to where they were comp

the united states is deploying two navy ships to the black sea. the russian official in charge of security for the olympics has expressed confidence that the upcoming event will be safe for athletes and spectators. >> translator: we believe we're adequately prepared to handle security at the olympic games. >> lavrishchev said about 40,000 security personnel will be deployed from more than 30 ministries and departments. they will include police officers and members of the military. he also said the federal security service is cooperating with intelligence services from over 80 countries, including the united states and china. the chief brushed off security concerns that have risen following a series of terrorist attacks in southern russia. he said that region is far away from sochi, and security there has been tightened. russian authorities said they have identified two suicide bombers responsible for attacks last month in the southern city volgograd. the blasts occurred on consecutive days. they killed 34 people and injured more than 80. the alleg

since he is not a cent a cent of the united states, it is not clear if the u.s. navy will help out. a scare for the amazon.com bezos. jeff he was airlifted on new year's day. he suffered a kidney stone attack. bezos tolicopter flew his private jet. then he was taken to the u.s. for emergency treatment. former first lady barbara bush has been released from a houston hospital where she spent nearly a week for treatment of pneumonia. a spokesman said that the 88 euros is doing great. d.c. police made an arrest in a murder in northeast. officers arrested a 52-year-old alfonso cleveland and charged him with second-degree murder of claudia hall. bodye found hall's yesterday. her cause of death is not known as of yet. a man accused of preying on young man at your pong tournament's is under raymond. a judge revoked his bond yesterday raid prosecutors presented evidence that said that poindexter may have had dozens of the him's. -- victims. whodexter had sex with men appeared to be impaired with alcohol or drugs. prince george's county police want you to take a good look at this man. he is s

chairman, but did add 1.7 million intelligence files that concern vital operations of the united states army, navy, marine corps, and air force. caller: as a military person who work in an intelligence field, there is absolutely no way one individual could go to all brands of the service and the only thing left out was a coast guard. if he has coast guard operational plan just in case they freeze the waters. i just hope as a country we get together and try and look at what would be in the best interest of us. he is a traitor, period. host: glenn greenwald who broke some of the news related to hasrd snowden's documents been in contact with edward snowden. he works for "the guardian." he tweeted this out. host: in reaction to the lawmakers on the sunday shows saying that edward snowden, suggesting that edward snowden got help from the russian spy services. by the way, you heard rogers referred to the spy services as the federal security service, fss, russian state security organization that succeeded the kgb. then glenn greenwald also tweeted this out. of panic and desperation from official washingt

navy s.e.a.l.s? >> the united states has killed osama bin laden. >> fox news channel sent me to pakistan multiple times part of the presentation that night. the other big story is that pakistan is once again exposed for double dealing. >> you and i worked together at cnn. >> yes. >> do you remember the first image you have of what fox was then? >> i remember we were concerned about msnbc. they spent all this money on a set. look what that did for them. >> msnbc had the money of general electric and microsoft. that was a fierce competitor. it was a big deal when you went to fox. >> they told me cnn would ruin my career. >> how are you doing now? >> it was my departure. i won't take the credit. but that's the last time cnn was number one. >> up ethics, the king of all cable -- mr. bill o'reilly. he's bolder and fresher than ever. find out why he's been number one for 14 consecutive years and counting. [ grunts softly ] [ ding ] i sense you've overpacked, your stomach. try pepto to-go. it's pepto-bismol that fits in your pocket. relief can be yours, but your peanuts... are mine. ♪ >>> caution, you are abo

navy s.e.a.l.s? >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> the fact that fogs nxembcha channel sent me to pakistan gave me the ability to be part of the story that night. >> you and i worked together at cnn. >> yes. >> at the same time that the fox news channel came on the air. >> right. >> do you remember your first memory or the first image you have of what fox was? >> yes. >> then? >> yes. i'll tell you, it's always different. i remember when msnbc got launched because we were all concerned about msnbc and they had spent all this money on a set. look what that can did it for them. >> they have the money of microsoft and gone electric. that was a fierce competitor. >> no one paid attention to the fox news channel. it was a big deal when you went to fox. >> they said it would ruin my career. >> how are you doing now? >> okay. and it was my departure, i won't take the credit, but that's the last time december 2000 the last time cnn was number one. >>> up next, the king of all cable, mr. bill o'reilly. he's bolder and fresher than ever. find out why he's been numbe

. >> let's take a look at what's happening around the united states, including the search for a missing navy pilot after a chopper crash. >> reporter: we're going to start in virginia where it's been a week since the military helicopter crashed off the coast of norfolk. today the navy said the body of the pilot has been recovered. they found the body of the 39-year-old after locating the helicopter's cockpit. two other crew members died in the crash, and two survived. the cause of the accident remains under investigation. >>> and roswell, new mexico, doctors have upgraded the condition of one of two students who was shot this week in a middle school gym. now up graded to satisfactory continue, meanwhile the 11 boy remains in critical condition. a classmate fired at the class with a sawed off shotgun. an adult talked him into dropping the weapon after he fired those first few shots. >>> today, "the new york times" reported the problem has been solved in part because the national security agency has implanted surveillance software in nearly 100,000 computers arounaround the world. according to

navy, enforcing u.n. resolutions in the for the united states in persian gulf. >> why are we back in this position? 2004 was the bloodiest battle for our troops. how did this unravel? >> fundamentally it's a failure of the iraqi political progress. in 2006, 2007 and 2008 there was basically a bargain between the political forces and others which got them to turn against foreign fighters and others who had come into their territory to fight against the iraqi government, against the u.s. forces. that deal was between the political organizations and the coalition, not between them and the iraqi government. in fact, one of the untold stories of that time and of the surge was the role that u.s. forces played in intermediating and stopping the conflict between the iraqi army and local militias. you have to situation in 2006, 2006 and 2008. as the war wound down, what didn't happen was a political settlement or deal that was sustainable between the sunni population. so you had... >> once the u.s. pulls out and then the shia government led by nouri al-maliki today, it had not really brought the sunnis into

united states. they all said yes, marcus luttrell, the navy s.e.a.l.s were heroes, but their heroism was performed on a violent country and an exploitive country, that is what they build their career on, am i right? >> no, bill, look, we're in the business of giving our opinions, i am in my column, on my show. thank you for saying i'm a sensitive guy, thank you, big hugs for you there. >> anybody looking at you would know that. >> again, going back to this movie, bill, there is a very key segment in this movie where the afghan villagers take them and risk their lives because that is the code of honor that these afghan villagers live by. it is not as if every single afghan person in the movie is a terrorist. >> but they are really bad guys. >> they are. they create them -- >> it is not transformers. >> yeah. and that is what they did. you're absolutely right. these guys are terrorists. >> so they take the facts, these reviewers, you know it bleeds over into books and movie, and richard, i'm tired of it. now i want everybody to go out and see "lone survivor," should they go see it? did you like it? >>

united states. the chemicals will be taken to a port in italy where they will be transferred -- transported to a u.s. navy physical that is fitted -- a vehicle that is fitted to destroy the chemical weapons at sea. the loser of the presidential says the vote was tainted by rancid fraud. on person has been killed and 15 injured after a cyclone hit the indian ocean island. the wind damaged much and disrupted power. 200,000 people have been affected by water supplies that were cut. that weather is affecting the east coast of the united states. peers winds and frigid cold slammed into the you -- the northeast. u.s. airlines were forced to cancel thousands of flights. public schools in new york are closed this friday. the national guard is on alert as more bad weather is expected. arctic temperatures, heavy snowfall, and wind chills as the onst major storm bears down the eastern united states. whiteout conditions are expected statewide and thousands of snow plows hit the road, shutting down some of the busiest highways to make way for the fleet. really startsorm to crank up, this will turn into a plow operatio

the growing economic power into military power and beginning to build a big navy the army was very small so the united states did not have the will and from american public opinion they had gone crazy. and american opinion was very divided on the irish was living in the united states and of course, you had a huge german population one-quarter of all americans were german defense in this period? there was a lot of polls and checks that were divided. >> remember 1913 united states was mobilizing on this side of the land taken they have plans to raise an army of 500,000. they were distracted. >> they had to worry about the great military power to the north. [laughter] my own country. >> woodrow wilson ran for a second term on the scene he kept us out of war. he was american entry into the war which major many quit after the dreadnoughts and deadlocked the germans never come out again. the naval staff day to the kaiser and he agreed to let them put everything they had into submarines. they started unrestricted on warfare favorite torpedo every betty who came within a very large blockade area. wilson reluctantly

navy which dwarfs the next 14 navys, when you look at projection forces for the united states has tenmany bombers and troop transports et cetera. that's the kind of cash in the bank. but then i thought what was more interesting was to look at drivers of future power. like education. 17 out of the top 20 universities are american and you and i went to two of them, didn't we? >> but a lot of people look at that's one of our great vulnerabilities. >> guess what, when you look at comparative data, you see -- united states comes out top of the field in terms of reading and writing, arithmetic. this is where the human capital of the next generation is being produced. if you look at r&d spending, research and development, the united states spends three or four times as much than the chinese. if you look at patents which shows you how human capital generated in the universities, huge gaps. to me the most important thing is immigration. immigration country, youngest country. immigrants turns out, and you know, you are one of them, i'm kind of one of them, do something miraculous from the count

the united states, i rise in power, but not get the power it was going to become, in the process of translating its considerable growing economic power into military power. beginning to build a big navy. very small. the erica army at this stage wycherley was a much smaller power. the united states did not have the capacity that the state to intervene. i mean, the reactionaries, we can tell of the american public opinion, they have gone crazy over there. we don't want to get involved. very /. and, of course, you had the german population. a quarter of all americans were of german descent. and so it was not which side because the u.s. would come down. >> the united states. in on this side of the atlantic. and they had plans to raise an army of 500,000 from an army smaller than that. >> of course they have to worry about the great military power of the north to my own country. [laughter] >> let me add something. woodrow wilson, a second term. he kept us out of war. it was the american entry into the war which major may. the germans came out again. he agreed to let them put everything they had. we started unrestricted views on warfare. everybody. americans, no matter who commit who came

the former us navy intelligence analyst was sentenced to a life term in nineteen eighty seven in the united states for spying for israel and a succession of us presidents have so far rejected the israeli calls for his pardon. i went to euthanasia to decide to end one's life with medical assistance if suffering from an incurable disease is already a law that exists in belgium for adults. but it'll likely be extended to children in the new year. a prospect that's concerned many christian and jewish groups who say assisted suicide laws against religious codes. children listen to become the second country in the world and the netherlands to ground the rhine teeth in asia to minors under the age of eighteen twenty two and a life of intolerable physical suffering. dr unreleased songs now steve works at a cancer center in brussels and was an early advocate for introducing the right to euthanasia for adults and adults in just over ten years ago. he's now supportive of the extension to minors. you can imagine. tomo. in the brain. all three each leader. and then. again because they were coming back new affi

just in to the fox news desk, we now have confirmation of the united states coast guard, one of our network news station affiliates that a navyjet crashed off virginia beach. it was actually 45 miles off the coast. we are now informed by the coast guard through wavy that the pilot of this jet was recovered by a rescue team, but we don't know the pilot's condition. the u.s. coast guard cutter albacore was on scene and we believe that's where the pilot was taken. this is the same location in a general sense, off the coast of virginia a chopper crashed one week ago today during a training mission, a day before that, four crewmembers died when that air force helicopter crashed off the coast of new england. this is a single digital seat, right? >> that's right, they're saying this is a single seat f-18. that is what i flew. based on the location of where this crash is reported to have happened, it's likely the pilot was flying out of the same location that i used to fly out of, the same base which is in virginia beach. >> how often does this sort of thing happen. >> as a pilot you're always concerned if you do have a eject, you're

counterpart, by phone today, white house said that united states has offered its full assistance in helping security at sochi olympics that includes two of our navy ships that are heading to the black sea to be on stand by should an evacuation of americans be required. and possibility of russia using pentagon equipment. >> a senior defense official tolding fox news they have learned a lot of lessons from benghazi, ongoi terrorist threats discourag some. about 3,000 tickets remain ub sold 2 1/2 weeks before the opens ceremony. >> syrian and international dell frats started arriving -- delegates started arrives in switzerland today ahead of peace talks, both russia and iran blasted a decision by u.n. secretarsecretary-general to inn to the talks, and then rescind this invitation, fighting in syria has killed more than 130,000 people, and left millions of people refugs. >> a new report compiled bye there3international war crime prosecutor claims that rahim is behind. >> and turning now to iran. flexing its mil military missil, state television reports two of the warships are on their way to the atlantic, what i their navy's first ever mission to the

navies. when you look at projection force s where the united states has 10, 20 times as many bombers and troopt then i thought, well, what was more interesting was, to look at drivers of future power like education. 17 out of the top 20 universities are american. and you and i went to two of them, didn't we? >> but a lot of people look at education and they think that below the university level, that's one of our great vulnerabilities. >> guess what? when you look at some of the comparative data, the countries, 30 countries, the united states comes out on top of midfield, ahead of the it apps and french in terms of reading and writing and ararithmetic. this is the human capital of the next jenner in rags is being produced. if you look at r and d spending, research and development in the united states, spends three or four times as much than the chinese. you look at patents, which already shows you how the human capital generated in the universities is, you know, huge gaps. and to me the most important thing is immigration. the united states is an immigration country, it's going to be the young

in the united states, the pentagon is making emergency plans just in case. officials do now confirm the navy plans to move two ships to the nearby black sea. they say air force cargo jets are on standby in germany in case americans need to esalk wait. joining us now, former seek correct service agent who work at the cia, dan emmett. he wrote a book about his time the secret service. good to see you. >> hi, shep. >> i never know that would make of these security concerns. how much they're hype. how much we need worry about our athletes. what's your take? >> i think in this case, shep, we need to be very worried. from a counterterrorist point of view and a security point of view, sochi was probably the worst place in the world that could have been selected for these events. >> the worst place the in the world that could have been selected? >> in my view, one of the worst if not the worst. >> a lot oft of it has to too where it's located. explain the challenges. >> if you look at your map, you'll notice that several countries lie in fairly close prompt estimate to soapie, iran, iraq, and then t

a military helicopter from the ecuadorian navy rescued him off the cruise ship to the island where he boarded his private jet back to the united states for emergency treatment. >> safety device that could save the lives of baseball players, unveiled in santa rosa. made with a military grade, patented composite, fortified with kevlar, the halo, a supplemental, head protection padding, designed for baseball. padding fits inside a batting helmet. dispersing energy. the change after a former high school pitcher was hit with a line drive four years ago. >> just devastated my family and some of the community. you know, this could change, a lot. it made several switch to a different kind of bat to reduce harm to players. >> time to get a check on the weather. which is just, i guess, spectacular, scum paired to the rest of the country though. we need the rain, lee. >> you are right. we are being spoiled, this early winter season. live doppler 7 hd. pecki in picking up on light fog. we had flight delays at sfo, not so much because of what is going on back east. because of dense fog near sfo and peninsula there. we could possibly see that agai

to talk about the untold history of the united states you guys i wanted to start with you peter the u.n. vote two days ago one hundred eighty eight to only two navy boats to basically. criticize the cuban embargo and of course israel and the u.s. were the only two countries to vote to uphold it is this just a cold war grudge what does the u.s. have at stake here and. i don't see the u.s. as anything at stake as a nation there are certain right wing interests in the united states because the cuban community in miami although the younger generation of cuban americans is going a very very different direction than the older generation but with united states is concerned about the rise of the left wing governments of latin america and those governments are very friendly toward cuba so there is much more of an effort in the oas and other bodies to isolate the united states now safe the united states doesn't change its policies toward cuba and these countries are just not going to go along with the united states has put it's symptomatic is part of a broader international lesson. if u.s. influence we see what's happening in the middle east and i say can

navy s.e.a.l. trainees to our southern border and have them find illegal immigrants crossing into the united states and he would give them direct orders to shoot and kill anyone coming into our country. and this is from an anonymous source in this case or on the record source. >> on the record source that related this conversation, based on contemporaneous notes of this conversation that took place. roger ailes said to have s.e.a.l.s. earn their certification he wanted them to have to bring home a dead body. >> let me play devil's advocate. ailes is a republicanp. everybody knows that. conservative. everybody knows that. we could find other conservatives that would express certain points of view. many years ago you quote him in the book saying about his relationship with steve forbes, one of many republicans he advised what i do in my private life is my business period. does it matter what his personal views are about say president obama or about illegal immigrants? >> of course it matters. i'll tell you why. i went into this process trying to write a book about fox news, wanting to write a book ab

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article, you have a president of the united states that one day is saying he's going to bomb syria and suddenly he cuts a deal. box 13 people have died after former navyrvist opened fire and enable basin washington, d.c. monday morning, killing 12 people and wounding several others before dying in a shootout with police. the government has been identified as aaron alexis, 34- year-old who had been arrested at least twice in the past for shooting-related incidents, but who had security clearance to enter the washington navy yard and worked for military contractor. >> in the wake of the mass shooting at the washington navy yard that left 12 people dead, dozens of gun control activists, many from the newtown action alliance, convened on capitol hill wednesday to try to revive a bill that would expand federal background checks of gun buyers. >> you guys can leave your go on with your lives, but we've got to go home to empty rooms because our children's lives were taken away by people who should not have had guns anyway. most of our children's lives were lost by people under 21. this universal background check is a start. we need healing, you guys. and it