today, i am going to be talking about the united states navy the war of 1812, and navigation. all three of these topics intersect at the octagon house. the eldest son of the owners of the house, john tayloe iv, was enlisted in the navy in 1890 as a midshipman. it was his responsibility to learn the trade of sailors and officers, to learn how to command ships, and how to work them. the united states navy was surprisingly effective in the war of 1812. i say surprisingly because people did not really expect this. thomas jefferson famously said that capturing canada would be a mere matter of marching. of course it was not. we never captured canada. he also thought very little of our navy. he thought we could not stand up against the might of the royal navy. this was a popular opinion of the time. the royal navy defeated the spanish, french, dutch, and even portions of the russian navy. to imagine that such a small country that could not possibly build anything bigger than a frigate, to think that a nation like that could stand up to the royal navy, was beyond the capacity of most a

today, i am going to be talking about the united states navy the war of 1812, and navigation. ree of these topics intersect at the octagon house. the eldest son of the owners of the house, john tayloe iv, was enlisted in the navy in 1890 as a midshipman. it was his responsibility to learn the trade of sailors and officers, to learn how to command ships, and how to work them. the united states navy was surprisingly effective in the war of 1812. i say surprisingly because people did not really expected. -- expect this. thomas jefferson famously said that capturing canada would be a mere matter of marching. we never captured canada. he also thought very little of our navy. we could not stand up against the might of the royal navy. this was a popular opinion of the time. the royal navy defeated the spanish, french, dutch, and even portions of the russian navy. to imagine that such a small country that could not possibly build anything bigger than a frigate, to think that a nation like that could stand up to the royal navy, was beyond the capacity of most americans. we did have an a

so what i expect will happen is the same thing happening for 25 years, the united states navy and iranian of gun battles that culminated with the united states navy shooting down an iranian airbus. at that point they took a serious look how to deconflict operations so we don't stumble into war. the united states and iranian navy have a very bizarre but deep working relationship where we communicate through third parties and let each other know base he canally what we're doing. we don't coordinate activities directly but deconflict so we don't escalate tensions. >> an unsettling story the french arrested a man suspected of planning an attack a 24-year-old algerian national. the cops also responded and followed the blood trail to his car found full of weapons and list of potential targets. what should we make of this? >> well number one we should thank our lucky stars we got lucky and this idiot shot himself before he carried out a terrorist attack. federal law enforcement and mill trillion and protectors have to be right every time. more often than not we're looking for terrorists to make

. >> iranian vessels and the united states navy have played this cat and mouse game similar to what russia and the united states do in russia. the iranians have no match for the united states navy in that part of the world but again they'll do what they can to keep the americans off guard. >> thank you. >>> new concerns about a looming deal between russia and iran. moscow is lifting its ban on selling anti-aircraft missiles to tehran. critics that would give tehran a bullet-proof field against possible attacks. this comes as russia and four other countries meet with iran in vienna to hammer out a final nuclear deal. jamie mcintyre is at the pentagon tonight. >> reporter: russia says that the nuclear agreement is good enough to pave the way for the sale of high tech anti-aircraft systems to iran, including a missiles that some experts say could shoot down all but the seattley american planes out of theout--stealthy american planes out of the sky. >> the anti-aircraft missiles is often referred to as the russian patriot because it works like the old u.s. patriot used in the first gulf war. i

screen is any appointment as a petty officer i was proud to do 12 years as a member of the united states navy this is my submarine qualifications certified it i was in that arduous duty i'm a veteran and here we have all the time 19 times the sunset task force has ruled that various represents the government have violated my rights to free speech and to have the official records of public meetings and to deny me access to public records i needed in order to make educated and lucid comments in the public sector in particular the library commission has gotten a lot of people involved in higher ability to suppress public comment i'd like to ask this board of supervisors when i could expect representatives of this city government to recognize my rights under the law as a citizen and veteran i'm disturbed about the city government of disrecord for open government policy i followed an i dr the week before last and only 5 attempted to fulfill the responsibilities under the law supervisor president london breed along with supervisor campos and supervisor yee have failed to respond in my way don't the

said the cnn has m made comments that i've have raised eyebrow why is delta iortant to the united states navymira i think people make a mistake when ty try y to put all of their advanced mission eggs into the stealth basket. i'm talking about a specific stealth. they say all you need is stealth. if you want to manage the electromagnetic ectrum, thee combination of stealth attributes andnd of electromagnetic spectr dominance, you have a potent, powerful combination. i believe we don't want stealth conversation comes in with someone saying you don't need anything else e but ealth.h. with t the advdvance abilities of radar sensing syststems, it is a chess game. what we wa to do is maxize the stealth capability of the f 35 c with the jimmy capabilities ---- wit theapabilities of jamming. vago: russia has done a spectacular j job jamming in the ukraine. there's not a single radio conversation in the spectctrum that you can u use unless t the russians permit you to usit. what are some of the things youou have been drawing from that? admiral: we have kept pace with other countries who have seen the

final days of negotiation but it is piracy and inactive for a ship in international waters united states navy was too late to turn this around so now we're in the kabuki dance. lou: how far was our carrier? >> bay were quiet ways 60 miles. the carrier does not normally go through the straits of hormuz. they are in the arabian sea probably hundreds of miles away. lou: the reason i am asking because of the capacity to eliminate the patrol votes and the inaction by the president it seems it is relatively straightforward of what we come to expect with a lack of serious response and a leading from behind. >> and he will lead to anything to data spokesperson retried to global this -- low ball this. the president and a administration. >> apologized for interrupting but i don't think there is anything resembling a modest level of expectation with the spokespersons for the united states state department. i take your point is exactly but this administration that will sabotages the talks? you are we concerned about would be the president by not being gentle enough for the i iranians to be too belligeren

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their defense establishment inside iran so they understand the history and the legacy of the united states navy iranian navy on the high seas and that should be a consideration. i do think though that this is just going to be surveillance operation right now, watching what is happening with the iranian convoy there. as you mentioned we have quite a few navy ships there, some coastal patrol craft as well. there's a lot going on ysd -- inside yemen now, especially the humanitarian side. jon: from a personal standpoint, you commanded a sister ship to one of those that's out there now. as a commander if you have to give the order for something like this, you know, boarding an intradiction, how much of a white knuckle time is that for someone like you? >> it's pretty professional. we train to it. if we look at our particular procedures, all the ships out there in particular this cruiser has a helicopter detachment. we do have a lot with helicopters. we do a lot with bridge to bridge in terms of talking about a boarding procedure. you would see the helicopters up everyone on a particular vessel of in

the united states navy positioning a destroyer in the persian gulf after iran intercepted a cargo shipccused of trespassing. vaughnian forces approached that ship as it was traveling through the strait of hormuz. but the ship fired a shot across the bow of this other ship. the u.s.s. ferreget answered the call. ralph peerlts is a fox news analyst. the initial reports were they fired at a u.s. vessel. that turned out to not be true. what do you think they are trying to prove? >> that's the key question. what happened was the iranian revolutionary guard hijacked a huge new container ship in internationally treaty recognized shipping lanes through the straits of hormuz. why did they do it in the meade jails saying they are trying to respond to save their pride after the united states navy backed them down. the iranians are always glad to thumb their those at us but this isn't about us. this was a warning shot across the bow of the saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. the iranians often respond ai millionresponld.the saudi and gulf oil go through the straits of hormuz. i don't think

one thing i can tell you, david, is that the united states navy and the straight leg or the full-timenian navy, not their islamic republican guard corps navy, but regular iranian navy, in the arabian gulf have had very professional interaction with each other. it is the crazies, irgc with their speedboats that cause all of the problems there. david: captain, we have to run. i have to ask two quick questions, answer them as quickly as possible. put the map back up on the screen if you can, please. that straight of hormuz that is on the southern coast, that is the tip right above oman, right below iran there. >> right. david: do the iranians have the ability to close the strait? that would really cripple oil shipments? and also, the ships that they have sent into yemen, into the coast off of yemen, could they sneak weapons in without us knowing about it? >> the first straight of hormuz, they could close it. we have plans and have had plans for two decades on how we would then reopen it. but it could get nasty. they could seed mines out there as well as use surface-to-surface missiles to

. >>> breaking tonight the united states navy now has nine warships sailing towards a showdown with iranto intercept what is believed to be an iranian shipment of weapon to rebels overriding yemen. they're ramping up the american display of fire power in the region. fighting has been ongoing for the past several weeks. the company's president was forced to flee as the rebels gain ground in their effort to take control. more on that as we get it. >> more e-mails from sony have leaked. this time ben after plex in the crosshairs. he was on the show "finding your root choice which digs up facts of ancestry of american peeples. research found that juan of his an schefters way a slave open ef. they tried to get the removal of the family tree. but fbs. henry lewis gates in particular. caved. they did reveal ben affleck had another relative who fought in the revolution and how proud mr. affleck was of that. >> was in the revolutionary army? >> that's right. your grandfather volunteered to serve in the army. he fought in the american revolution. >> wow. that is incredible. >> you're a descendent

power and lets the iranians sale right through his and let them delivery arms it discredits the united states navyt worried that leading from behind may turn into bleeding from behind. one the iranians are over confident now. they are convinced that obama -- no matter what they do, president obama will not do anything to jeopardize the nuke deal. and secondly the iranian revolution guards just suffered a major embarrassment in the fight in iraq where their star quarterback couldn't delivery the goods but the u.s. air power did. so when you stir that into the fix -- mix the chances of them doing something really prospective even deadly and us responding because of rules of engagement worries me greatly. gerri: you say bleeding from behind. that's been the story; right? i mean the u.s. has been trying to accommodate, trying to please, what should be the u.s. be doing here? >> none of us wanted general war in the middle east, but guess what? there's a general war in the middle east. gerri: yeah. >> and when you're dealing with bullies. as i learned being the smallest kid in my class for years i learn

after three days, the united states navy scooped them out of the sea. brought them to a refugee camp in guam, from there she went to a refugee camp in arkansas, and her family eventually settled in new orleans. her parents never spoke english. she started working when she was 11. she got a scholarship to the university of michigan. she ended up going to cornell law school. that is the american dream. [applause] we are going to preserve this, it is only going to come from the democratic party. we have to remember that. we are never going to find an answer in the republican party on issues like economic fairness and giving people who have no voice in the corridors of power, the voice of the democratic party. and we should say, we should agree, that we are not going to be marginalized by special interests. we're not be silenced in the face of overwhelming pressures that this kind of money can buy. we will not acquiesce to a future that marginalizes this whole beauty of the american dream. we will not allow them to ignore us after the election is over. ever

siblings, aunts, uncles, and they did not know if they were going to live or dock, and the united states navy scooped them out of the sea and brought them to a refugee camp in guam. from there, she went to a refugee camp in arkansas, and her family eventually settled in new orleans. her parents never spoke english. they never mastered the english language. she started working when she was 11, got a scholarship to the university of michigan, ended up going to cornell law school. now that is the american dream. [applause] if we want to preserve this, it is only going to come from the democratic party party. we have to remember that. we are never going to find an answer in the republican party on issues like economic fairness and giving people who have no voice in the corners of power the power that the democratic party, of teddy roosevelt and henry truman, gave them. we are not going to be marginalized by special interests. we are not going to be silenced in the face of overwhelming pressures that this kind of money can buy. we will not acquiesce to a future that marginalizes this whole beauty

that is the shadow of a par shoe because united states navy parachute team delivered the first ball. four members of the nav i trooped down from the sky which is really kind of cool. >> we ended it all on broad street. we got that picture by city hall. sue serio since she ordered up a ten, chris and i walk ten blocks back to the station. >> heck yeah. >> cool thing about yesterday's weather everybody sitting in center city having their earlier dinner, outside. it was great. the kind of a sign of the the weather to come. but then a all of a sudden you will shock us for cold weather. >> i'm here to put a pin in your balloon. the don't get used to that because it is all over now for a couple of days actually because for the rest of the workweek i think it will be just semi yucky. we've got heavy rain. one pocket of rain here moving in new castle county delaware as we are looking north of us we are seeing rain getting steady in montgomery and bucks county, abe across the the river, well, atlantic city expressway it has eased up there from the the last time. we are in the 50's. we expect

the united states navy showed up. the "uss roosevelt" aircraft carrier shadowed that iranian convoy. the nine-ship iranian convoy consisting of seven freighters and two iranian frig ets, did a 180, heading towards home instead of delivering its suspected cargo of rockets, missiles and mines intended for the houthis. it came as saudi arabia announced it was somewhat partially scaling back those air strikes a move observers suspect gave iran a possible excuse to back down and open the way for iranian president hasan rouhani to call for a cease-fire even if some question his sincerity now that his houthi allies have taken over most of yemen. >> we hope everybody comes to their senses and we hope that iran's proposal is realized. it is for an immediate cease-fire. we believe this is a solution that can resolve yemen's predicament. >> there's an opportunity for us to effect a legitimate political transition in yemen. >> turns out that transition may end up helping the houthis and their patrons in tehran. despite the air st

mullen: when i was commanding officer of a united states navy cruiser in the 1990's, i took my ship up in the early 1990's when it was really bad. the ruble was worth less than a penny and it was going down every day. there was nothing on the shelves. the people that were there were desperate about their future. what strikes me in retrospect, going back to that timeframe is when the cold war ended, what we did was we gloated. we didn't do what we did after world war ii which was focused on germany and japan and restoring it. we gloated. many russians remember that. charlie: especially putin. adm. mullen: especially president putin. he comes into power in 2000. he is resourced heavily because of the energy shift in the world and the bountiful energy they had. he saved the country. here is a man who's got a terrible demographic problem terrible infrastructure problem. his economy is in really bad shape which has doubled because of the sanctions and the oil. yet, he is an important player in the world. i worry that we have got him actually cornered and it is not going to get better. charl

chase utley gets the biggest ovation as you would expect and united states navy parachute team at the make a grand entrance. philadelphia university basketball coach herb magee gets to throw out the first pitch. before the game jaime apody caught up with cody asche who is making his seconds career opening day start. >> just pure excitement. like you're 10 and you have a big birthday party coming up. you look forward to it for a when it's finally here you get all the jitters and excitement and it's baseball from there. >> for you personally it's got to be a thrill to see your name on that opening day lineup. >> yes. last year was my first experience being in the opening day lineup and this year is no different. same excitement, same feeling coming to the park and being trod play. >> 13 other games across major league baseball today including the yankees beginning life without the captain derek jeter. the yankees still sold out the stadium. yanks and blue jay,. toronto scored three runs. edwin encarnacion with a two run shot. the fan trying to throw the ball back. that went about five r

he's an officer in the united states navy. our mutual friend susan -- [ applause ] i wasn't doing that for clapping. our mutual friend and my governor mike pence is literally at quantico today. his son is being sworn in as a lieutenant in the united states marine corps. we get it as parents of kids in the military that there are risks that go along with that. but the one thing when we think if god forbid something happens to my kids, what i want to know what my wife wants to know, is it wasn't in vain. there was a reason for what happened and their lives weren't being given in vain. and for me that's why it's so important that susan in addition to being my congresswoman is also a member of the house select committee on benghazi. because that committee it's not -- the press is playing it as a political witch hunt. but that's not what it's about. it's about getting to the truth getting an answer for those parents. parents like me. what happened to their kids? why did they die? did they die in vain? that's all as parents of kids

that is the location the united states navy 5th fleet in the persian gulf. they bring in yarn and fabric and make it into garments and textiles. you all asked me to modify it and this is the modified amendment so that the preference is conditional on the labor department certifying that the high rain is living up to its labor commitment. i think that is a reasonable mise. now, the reason that this is super important to me there is a town in florida's panhandle halfway between tallahassee and pensacola named chipley, florida. a town of some 1500 people. it has one industry in the town and it employs 300 people in that little town and that industry takes this stuffing of comforters that has been produced in bahrain and brings it and makes it into comforters. if we do not continue his trade preference that has been they're, that business is going to fold in that little town and lose 300 jobs. that is my plea, mr. chairman. >> mr. chairman. >> yes, sen. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i urge colleagues to support the nelson amendment. preference levels are important

ship flies a flag from the marshall islands the ship was commandeered by iran, what should the united states navy do? we go to war college with a good admiral from tufts university. this is the real deal. what happens next? >> you just showed a chart of the rise and fall of oil. it is really a rise and fall of geopolitics. it is the revenge of geography that comes back to the markets. the narrowest point that the big oil tankers flow through. this is a provocative act by iran. you show the split between the iranian government and the iranian revolutionary guard. it was the revolutionary guard that took the ship they were holding it, supposedly a business dispute. we are monitoring it. this is not something we are going to go to war about. tom: when you look at it, the iranian diplomat who was in new york city -- you know this better than me -- he is greeted with open arms. olivia: to the admiral's point that is because there is a normal -- an enormous amount of daylight between the iranian government and the royal guard -- revolutionary guard. >> you have the ayatollah on one side and you have th

responsibility to maintain a navy and in that not-so-subtle distinction lies the importance of the united states navy and marine corps'. we deployed equally in times of peace and in times of war we have never been a garrison force and never we will be. there are no permanent homecomings for sailors and marines. we have also been at the forefront of technological and other innovations for as long as we have had a navy command we will talk about energy and low while. we led the country moved from sale to coal coal to oil, pioneered the use of nuclear. the way that i have tried to organize my thinking it's in the way that the navy approaches this presence and the responsibilities that we have this country are people's top platforms power and partnerships with the american people with industry with our allies around the world. i'm going to start out with platforms' area there is a lot of conversation and has been for a while about the size of our fleet. and if you listen to some folks this administration is just getting the navy. we are heading downhill fast nothing could be further from the truth. and t

after three days, it shall be the first to point this out the united states navy screwed them out of the seat. brought into a refugee camp in guam. from there she went to a refugee camp in arkansas, and her family was able to settle in new orleans. her parents never spoke english. never able never mastered english literature choose are working when she was 11. got a scholarship to the universe of michigan, and to do that cornell law school. now that's the american dream. [applause] we are going to preserve this it's only going to come from the democratic party. waft remember that. we are never going to find an answer in the republican party on issues like economic fairness and giving people who have no voice, the voice that the democratic party, the party of franklin roosevelt and harry truman has always given them. and we should say, we should agree that we are not going to be marginalized by special interests. we are not going to be silenced in the face of overwhelming pressures that this kind of money can buy. we will not acquiesce to a future that marginalizes this whole beauty o

in that not so subtle distinction lies the importance of the united states navy and marine corps. we deploy equally in times of peace and in times of war. we've also been at the forefront. we led the country. the way i have tried to organize my thinking and the way the navy approaches this presence and the responsibility we have to this country are our sailors and marines. platforms. our ships and our aircraft. power, the fuel for those platforms and partnerships. partnerships with the american people partnership with industry partnership with our allies around the world. i'm going to start out with platforms. there's a lot of conversation and has been for a while about the size of our fleet. if you listen to some folks this administration is just gutting the navy. nothing could be further from the truth. then there's there arbitrary ship counting, the way we count ships. let me give you a couple of facts here. on 9/11 2001, the u.s. navy had 316 ships. by 2008 after one of the great military build ups we were down to 278 ships and shrinking. in the five years before i became secr

this is a homeland defense asset and it's a regional defense asset and an asset for the united states navyoud of the work we've done. we continue to advance the cause and advance the ball 35 just capable ships today. going to 33 today. we're going to 35 by the end of fiscal year '16. a very successful fall test campaign that we underwent. we did a test called ftn 25 where it taxed out the array on just the platform itself. both with a ballistic missile threat at a high and cruise missile surrogate threats flying low, simultaneously, the system handled it beautifully. it's really the basis for the work we're doing and baseline nine. a lot of advancements in this area continues to be a huge asset for the nation, a great asset for the nation and for our partners around the world. >>> another really, really good story. to have to approach phase 2 capability the facility in romania this year, this calendar year. and that project is moving along. and we're ready to put the shovel in the ground. and start the next phase of this campaign we are maintaining our commitment to our friends and allies

it seems to me incongruous, jose the united states navy would send american marines to board iranian without some military capacity. there have been a series of shall we say, independent flagships from panama, liberia that have been intercepted by the american navy. but these are iranian ships, flagged in iran, that's a whole different story. >> the fact that the negotiations between the united states plus five and iran is scheduled to resume tomorrow. >> indeed. isn't it iranic that as we try to negotiate what is a framework agreement, the iranians are doing everything they can to destabilize the southern arabian peninsula and we argue to ourselves, so to speak, we cannot bring these issues up as part of the nuclear negotiations. that's the straightjacket we've put ourselves in. for me i would tend to want to argue that anything that's happening insofar as iran interfering with u.s. interests, that should be part of the negotiations. >> i mean imagine if tomorrow or the day after there is some confrontation between american ships and iranian ships trying to bring, you know weapons t

the united states navy scooped them out of the sea. they brought him to a refugee camp in want area from there she went to arkansas. her family settled in new orleans. her family never mastered image language. she was 11, and scholarship to michigan, ended up at cornell law. that is the american dream. [applause] we're going to preserve this, and it is illegal good to come from the democratic party. we are never going to find an answer from the republican party on issues like american fairness -- giving people who have no voice. this is the party of franklin roosevelt and harry truman. we should say, we should agree that we are not going to be marginalized. by special interests. we are not going to be silenced in the face of overwhelming pressures that this kind of money can buy. we will not acquiesce to a future that marginalizes this american dream. we will not allow them to ignore us after the election is over. everyone this room, i think shares these feelings. or you wouldn't be committing yourself to the kind of service that you a

what we're doing is sending a message to the iranians that the united states navy is keeping track ofavy and shipping lines are doing. i don't expect anything to come of this. i think it's showmanship on both parts, iran and the united states. >> do we look bad here the united states? hillary, when i say we i mean the united states. because if we were doing a show of force as christopher suggests the iranians basically thumb their nose at us and say we don't care what you're doing, we're trying to be humanitarian. why are you here? >> that's right. there are going to be two winners in this conflict in yemen. one is going to be al qaeda which is strengthened by the saudi action that we're supporting so we're enabling the rise and spread of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, one of the most brutal terrorist groups on the planet. and iran iran will be the other winner. because they will come out of this having supported dialogue diplomacy, humanitarian aid. that's what we always miss about iran. we focus on the armed component of their strategy but the profound benefit of their strategy

united states. the pentagon just announced minutes ago it sent an aircraft carrier loaded with jets along with a navyruiser to the waters off yemen. that is where the houthi rebels have nation's pro-american government on the run. the fighting has been playing out for weeks there. iran backs these rebels who took over yemen's capital forcing the president of the country to escape and militants are still on the move. thinking is iran is trying to get weapons and supplies to the houthi rebels, and the united states there is to stop it. saudi arabia and several allies have tried to beat back the rebels with airstrikes. the saudi's big concern is serious. its arch enemy, iran, could take control of yemen, which shares a long border with saudi arabia there's much more than at play here. iran made no secret about sending the weapons to the rebels. the government announced it was sending as many as nine ships of supplies to yemen, and iran didn't try to hide it at all. pentagon officials say it's as if iran is trying to tell the united states what it's doing. saudi arabia and egypt on the other hand already

i was in the united states navy. from about 1968 to about 1972. and i was on the uss john f.nedy. we were -- our station was the mediterranean for about three or four years. when they went to -- had flight operations, the thing jespersen with radar. i imagine the technology they have nowadays is a lot better than what we had. but with all this radar, i mean to detect any threat coming in from the ship, i mean, it was unbelievable. even with all the technology that we had, this ahead people on the weather decks with binoculars. i think if you guys maybe put some people with binoculars on the roof, maybe that would help. [laughter] host: ok. guest: again, simple solutions make a lot of sense. host: what is security around the capital -- white house? guest: well, there is more security. we just had the prime minister of japan, and it was tighter than i have seen. but again, some simple solutions. people need to sit down, look at what the threat is. we have a lot of surveillance security. we spent $250 million putting all sorts of improvements around the capital -- capitol. someh

price tag of $27 million, the life-size replica is ready for her maiden voyage to the united states. the french navyan important role in the american revolution bringing the famous general lafayette to help the colonists. it sets sail to boston, new york and philadelphia before heading back home to france. gorgeous ship there. >>> drivers in brussels had to deal with a few unexpected new stripes on the road friday afternoon. now, you know, brussels is not exactly known as an exciting place. twhun perk up the place? yes, zebra's on the loose. the animals escaped from a ranch and made their way into the city. police say the zebras ran free in the street for about an hour. here to say we're laughing because no one injured including the zebras. they are safe. perhaps auditioning for the new edition of "madagascar." haven't seen it, i highly recommend it. i can't believe that video. >>> finally, shocked at a zoo, when he literally flung himself at the exhibit window and all caught on camera. our affiliate from kmtv has that story from nebraska. >> reporter: seen in this cell phone video shot by a visitor

elsewhere is a bay to prevent proliferation, to offer our protection and to say that the united states especially our navy offshore power, is here. what we have done is to demonstrate a willingness to go over and to create a hegemonic iran that scares the arabs to death and cause a nuclear reaction and proliferation but that's catastrophe. not a strategic on yellingtive. >> that is it for this topic. next up, the 2016 field and the police shooting in south carolina. i've just arrived in atlanta and i can't wait to start telling people how switching to geico could save them hundreds of dollars on car insurance. but first, my luggage. ahh, there it is. uh, excuse me sir? i think you've got the wrong bag. >>sorry, they all look alike, you know? no worries. well, car's here, i can't save people money chatting at the baggage claim all day. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. test test. test test. test test. test test. >>> >> stay in the car. much that is dash cam video of officer michael slager in his stop of walter scott for what we heard on the tape was a broken t

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