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so in terms of strength, the united states navy is the most powerful on earth but in relative terms, other nations are growing in strength. john: go ahead. eleanor: i wouldn't use the word cry is and i think the u.s. navy still dwarfs the capacity of any other navy force in the world. and, ok, it's not good when you find a spy, a potential spy in your ranks and that's being investigated and they're being very quiet about it. so we don't know how far that goes. but the "fat leonard" scandal is typical kickbacks. it's money. and i don't connect that with the strength of the navy. so, i say no. the navy is not in crisis. whoever the next president is, they're probably going to want to look at the capacity of our forces. but i don't think there's anything wrong with our navy. john: so you don't think the navy is underfunded? eleanor: no. well, i think the military is making the case that under the sequester budget that they're not getting enough money. but i would not single out the navy. i think again, the u.s. military dwarfs. i think we're bigger than the next 10 countries combined. th

cell phone video released takes us right into the middle of a firefight in iraq that killed a united states navy seal. a commando shared this video of battle between special forces and isis fighters. navy seal charles h. coat egg iv was killed baseed in san diego. the soldier would shared the video said in not for the american troops and firepower there would have been more casualties. you could hear people sobbing on the rough flight from abu dubai pray when they ran into severe turbulence with pictures posted on social media and the damage and debris in the islands, nine people have been take ton the hospital and 22 were treated at airport. >> an investigation from dan noyes a killer on death row for 32 years is now offering to reveal where he buried one ofly wives in return, gerald stanley wants the state to set an execution date exposing serious flaws in our death penalty system. we have that report at 11:00. >> steph curry is making progress, rehabilitating the injured knee and what we lending about his status. >> i am tracking showers and thunderstorms and what they are going to do when th

. >> the united states navy has fired the commander of the ten american sailors who were captured by iran. the immans were released by the iranian government and held for 15 hours after the shippened up in iranian waters in the persian gulf. a navy official say the commander failed to provide effective leadership and has been released of command and reassigned. >> happening today, charles keating iv the navy seal killed in iraq will be laid to rest. this is cell phone video of a battle on may 3rd that cost the 31-year-old coat his life. people are invited to lane the streets in southern california for kea texting. >> a tax break for tourism? a proposal that tesla has for people would live outside california. according to the bay area news group a bill would give out-of-state buyers a tax waiver when they pick up their car at tesla fremont factory. the new car must be registered in another state in 30 days. officials hope the tourist dollars will make up for the lost rest now. bayers of the car do not need anymore breaks, some say. >> look at this near san francisco, and look out beca

. >> united states navy pilots on the job over the mediterranean sea. >> today we are going out to help with the search-and-rescue efforts. >> using state-of-the-art sensors, debris was found including a shoe, hand bag, and tatter seats. >> the egypt army deepened the search. >> an egyptian submarine now being deployed to the area where officials believe the plane want down. the submarine can dive 10,000' below the surface and the navigators hope to fine the airbus black boxes. during the final minutes of the flight, multiple smoke sensors going off and it could indicate that this was error or terrorism. the u.s. government is trying to find out would had access to the plane during the last 24-48 hours before it disappeared. >> thank you. new details today on the deaths of prince, the music ledge end may have been dead for hours before the body was found. a source confirmed that the singer was likely dead for six hours inside the elevator at the estate before he was discovered. employees say prince rarely used the elevator, decide to take the stairs custody and used it because he was un

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navy seal killed during combat in iraq is returning to the united states. navyr first class charles keating iv will be

but again, when you do something like that, you take a look at the united states navy. e down i think with attack submarine, down 50, 54 maybe. the navy is shrinking over time, especially over the last five years. the navy has really come down in numbers. so something's got to give here. we're taking more and more out of our people, out of our sailors to make up for the fact that we don't have all of the platforms that we need. so we just keep sending those ships back to sea, back to sea. and yes, something's got to give. >> before you go, i don't want to us forget or let one of our own go by. that is otto, a 21-year-old university of virginia student. he was sentenced to 15 years in hard time for allegedly snatching one of those prop began at that posters, supposedly some type of frat prank. this young man, this young american who is in virginia, there he is, held by these people. obviously probably could get out within a few months if they staged some type of high profile type of exchange. what do you think will happen to otto and how can we stop this regime from pulli

and thenited states united states navy is involved in the south china sea we've got to make sure that we keep the long-term in mind that we try to embrace the complexity and think broadly as we address these situations. is that wer position want to establish the conditions on which everybody in that region and certainly globally, because so much traffic passes through, can continue to participate and prosper on a level playing field, using a rule set that allows everybody to participate and prosper to the extent that they want to contribute. advocates role is to for that set of rules and norms that for the past 70 years have allowed just about anybody who would like to participate to have a chance to prosper. >> from where you sit, what is the risk of revocation -- provocation? >> we do a lot to make sure we drive that risk to the absolute minimum. so for instance in the south china sea, with the chinese navy , we have established an agreed-upon rule set by which we conduct business at sea. ofand large, the conduct both the u.s. navy and chinese navy have adhered to that rule set. wha

navy seal killed during combat in iraq is returning to the united states. navy petty of officer first class charles keating iv will be transferred to the san diego area. he is the third u.s. servicemen were to be killed in iraq since forces returned there in 2014. global news around the world -- from the bloomberg news room, i am ramy inocencio. "bloomberg west" is next. ♪ ♪ emily: -- ramy: this is "bloomberg west." coming up, we tell you why the latest funding for the chinese ride hailing service could mean bad news for uber. and, it is official, fireeye promotes a familiar face from within. -- the new with his ceo on a day when shares plunge 19%. and, does donald trump have any friends in silicon valley? we find out whether the gop front-runner has built a wall between himself and potential bay area supporters. the biggest competitor to cooper in china is close to raising $2 billion in its recent round of funding. they close the round in the next few weeks, with a valuation of about $25 billion. that would make it the fourth most valuable start up in the xiaom

he is a seafaring lad from north carolina who went to the united states navy in 1815 when he is 15 years old and a midshipman until he was 21. in those days life at sea provided plenty of excitement from looking out for pirates to policing the slave trade. he may have left the navy was discouraged about not being promoted or as legend had it got sacked because he killed an officer in a duel. there were lots of duels. you think of alexander hamilton and ehrenberg, duels everywhere. back to the landlubber life, he passed the bar in 1823, he entered congress and his congressional career as a tar heel was even shorter than his time on the bounding main. a summer afternoon in 1831 robert castrated two men. i know. one after the other. potter was certain his wife isabella was stepping out on him with two very different bows, when admitted and the other a teenage boy. some reports say mrs. potter kept her affairs all in the family, that the minister was her cousin and the boy was her stepmother but that has never been confirmed. what is known is potter attack them both on the same day. in parti

in the mix, the united states navy have their p 3 orion active. three of them in fact on rotation coming from a base in italy. this weekend, they report that they found a large debris field on the surface of the mediterranean consisting of about 100 pieces from that downed aircraft. this is considered a very important find, harris. we covered already parts of the plane, personal esqffects and remains. but no sign of the black box voice and data recorders. those are critical, of course, to figure out what happened in this crash. egypt is now dispatching a submarine that could go deep as 10,000 feet. it might have to to find those black boxes. also emerging this weekend, some short communication bursts between the egyptair crew and a swiss air traffic controllers. this happened about one hour into the flight. you'll hear it. it's workman-like. it's routine. it all seems to be well. take a listen. >> two hours later, there was a crash. the question is, why? on sonday made the first comment saying what others are saying. terror is a possibility, but t

you all have probably also seen the announcement from the department of the defense that the united states navyworking to deploy an orion aircraft to provide support for the search of the missing jetliner. at this point straight to your question it is too early to say what may have caused this disaster. the investigation is underway. and investigators will consider all of the potential factors that could have contributed to the crash. the president asked his team to keep him aprized of developments. >> switching topics to the legislation on the hill, the agreement on the new bill, is there any reaction on that? >> the administration made clear that legislation must provide workable and comprehensive -- >> josh earnest taking a right turn off of this air disaster that we are following. if i can get you to come back in on that question, the mystery of it is a simple question. the pilots couldn't be reached before the plane seemed to disappear. is there something to this? >> had it happened just before the airplane started to veer off it wouldn't have been as suspect. the fact it was 90 seconds th

. >> the united states navy so it is an honor to have been born and raised in san francisco having served my country on national level it is beautiful to be able to serve the fact community i live in which is now chinatown i want to thank mayor ed lee, supervisor peskin, sxhaush and definitely the mothers teresa of chinatown annie the fact ceo and self-help for the fact elder thank you on behalf of all the ambassadors you made it only to us to serve our community and make a desists not only this community i want to thank you on behalf of all the fact ambassadors to give us the opportunity to change lives and thank you tore listening now >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them afterwards thank you (clapping.) >> thank you so much everyone so this ends our anniversary event and press conference blood cell foul the ambassadors to the clubhouse. >> thank you, everyone and thank you, mayor ed light for streets illuminating our ideas and values starting in 2016 the san francisco public utilities commission is xhoefl that light with new led

. >> the pentagon said chinese war lanes intercepted a united states navy patrol plane in the south chinaous maneuver. it came 50' of the american plane in international airspace. pentagon characterized this as "unsafe." continuings have been high in the region where beijing has been building small islands into military bases. the pentagon said that until the insurance dison tuesday the pilots have blown in safe and professional manner. >> google is unveiling the amazon competitor and google has a new safety future. >> google takes on the amazon voice activated assistance, which allow user to perform internet searches and play music and control smart devices. there is no word on the price. >> uber is giving families peace of mind with a safety monitoring of the ride in real time from the uber yeah on the smartphone. >> a very cool new device for people who struggle with foreign languages. >> the pilot is a small ear pace providing instant translation in four languages, nick, french, italian and spanish, on sale later this year with a price tag of $129. >> still trying to get english down.

many of you all have probably also seen from the department of defense, united states' navy is working to deploy a piece free o' ryan aircraft. at this point, to go straight in our question, it is too early to say what may have cause this disaster. the investigation is under way. investigators will consider all potential factors contributed to the crash. obviously, united states government will support our efforts and we'll do that and the president asked his team to keep him appraised of developments. >> switchi >>. [ inaudible question. >> well, administration has made clear for several months now that the u.s. legislation to address the crisis in puerto rico must provide a workable and comprehensive restructuring authority with a appropriate over sight. >> we'll keep on air for further questions. joining me now from paris frand msnbc from new york. what are officials saying given the presence of isis itself from paris months ago. >> i have been in touch with those over there but i am actually in new york at the moment. >> thanks for that. >> they were the first to come out and thoug

. >> the united states navy is now assisting in the search that egypt air flight that vanished from the radar earlier today. >> if anybody today wants to know if the plane has fallen or not, we will not find out today. >> egypt's civil aviation minister briefing reporters in cairo warning the media not to jump to conclusions about what caused the plane to go down. >> we have hypothesis and theorys about what happened but we want to be respectful. >> other authorities in the egyptian government say all signs point to terrorism. >> it's too early to definitively say what may have caused this disaster. the investigation is underway. anders will -- and investigators will consider all possible reasons for the crash. >> it was flying at 37 ,000 feet at the time about 10 miles into egypt air space. the plane made several violent terms before dropping some 15,000 feet before vanishing off radar all together. >> they could have had a loss of control of the aircraft because of an explosion. >> of the 66 members on board none are believed to be american. in washington joe walledman. >> they looked

robert potter was from north carolina entering the united states navy in 1815 when he was 15 years old and staying as a mid-shipment until he was 21. in those days, like the sea provided plenty of excitement from looking out for hybrids and enforcing slave trade. he left the navy because he was not being promoted or as legend had it he may have been sacked because he killed an officer in a duel. there were lots of duels. you think of only hamilton and brooks. there were duels everywhere. either way it was back in the time of 1823. he ended his congressional time which was even shorter than in the navy. robert potter castrated two men. he was certain that his wife isabel was set stepping out on him with two very different men. want to minister and the other a teenage boy. some say mrs. potter had kept her affairs all in the family that her minister was the cousin and the boy was the nephew of her stepmother, but that's never been confirmed. what is known is that potter attacked them both on the same day. the particulars are sketchy but reports of one assault say when potter found isabel

the white house says the united states is sending resources to the mediterranean. >> united states navy is working to deploy a p three orion aircraft to provide support for the missing jetliner. >> reporter: the navy orion jet craft is known as the submarine hunter. >> it's one of the most advanced aircraft the navy flies. >> reporter: it has infrared imaging and can carry out 12 to 14 hour missions. he says it also can track down an aircraft blackbox signals underwater by deploying special sensors. >> one part floats on the surface. the other part is a -- it drops to a predetermined depth and it is looking for the bangor on the black box. >> reporter: investigators say it's too early to determine whether mechanical failure or a terror attack is to blame. egyptian officials are saying that it appears the likelihood of it being a terror attack is higher than a technical issue but investigators are not saying definitively get. the plane had made previous stops in eritrea and tunisia and had undergone a maintenance check before it took off from paris. these are all things they're going to

shocking how, the united states navy i guess handled this from start to finish in the whole process.is also going to shock everyone how we responded to that whole situation and that at the end of it, what adds even, in more fuel to the fire, is you have secretary kerry coming out and instead of saying this was wrong, he basically thanks the iranians for what they did. and it is on the backdrop of what they had already been doing and ignoring in incidents like this happening around the globe. >> a big controversy then as soon as we saw those photos that will likely continue and should. who is, dagen is more to blame for this? did the military not handle this well what you know or seen or is this the obama administration giving faulty guidance? >> i think secretary of state john kerry when he thanked the iran for how they handled the situation and then the ayatollah in iran turns around and gives the revolutionary guards there medals, do you remember that happened, after in response to them essentially capturing and humiliating americans. i think that, it goes right to the point of the

navy seal killed in combat is being returned to the united states. navyfficer first class charles keating iv was killed in this gun battle with "islamic state" fighters in iraq on tuesday. his body was expected to arrive at dover air force base base today and the funeral will be in san diego. >>> now to campaign 2016 and the race for the white house. president obama telling reporters today it's time to get serious about presumptive nominee donald trump. >> this is not entertainment. this is not a reality show. this is a contest for the president sift united states. and what that means is that every candidate, every nominee, needs to be subject to exactly standards and, um, genuine scrutiny. >> the president added if reporters do their job and people are well informed, then he is confident our democracy will work. meanwhile, vice president joe biden also weighing in today in an interview with our pittsburgh, pennsylvania affiliate. biden says not to underestimate trump. >> he has beaten the odds. he surprised everybody. um, i think, um, we all make a mista

. >> the united states navy fired the commander of the ten american sailors captured by iran.he images were released by the iranian government and held for 15 hours after the ship entered iranian waters in the persian gulf. a navy official said the commander failed to provide effective leadership. he has been relieved of command and reassigned. >> charles keating the navy seal killed in iraq this month is going to be laid to rest. this is cell phone video of the battle on may 3rd that killed the 31-year-old. people are invited to line the streets of southeastern california on the way to the national cemetery. >> a tax break for tourism, a proposed perk for tesla buyers would live outside of california. according to the bay area news group, a new bill would get out-of-state buyers a tax waiver when they pick up their cars in fremont at the tesla fact try and enough be registered in another state in 30 days. state officials hope the tourist dollars will make up for the lost tax revenue. buyers of the luxury car do need anymore breaks. >> we were offer the bay as the humpback wai

major barney was a united states navy veteran, and we are thankful for his service to our country and to his community. i will soon yield to my colleague to tell us more about major barney's life and sacrifice. but for now i want to urge members to support this bill to name a post office after major greg barney in honor of his valiant service. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from michigan is recognized. mrs. lawrence: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i will at this time like to yield as much time as he may consume to the sponsor of the bill, mr. scott of georgia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott, is recognized for such time as he may consume. mr. scott: thank you very much, and thank you, representative lawrence. irst, thank you for helping me and working with me for taking time with me in getting this bill through the oversight committee and here on the house floor for a vote before we break for the memorial holiday break observance. chair

but shocking how the united states navy, i guess, handled this from start to finish in the whole process, i'm not shocked by iran doing that you know, i sort of expect it they have done nothing but -- look at the things that they have said about, for instance, israel. it's not shocking to me. i am shocked, you know, i guess the way shocked i'm speaking because i haven't seen the classified material is that the obama administration didn't do anything beyond saying what we have heard publicly. >> i think that but i think you're going to be shocked, basically, at how we handled this from start to finish within the navy itself. >> this video is of the sailor apologizing. beyond that. >> these scenes, one forcing them to do this was wrong. i think when you see from chain of commands all the way through how this was handled, greta, and, again, i can't dance around the classified stuff very much. but i think when this investigation comes out, remember, this is on a back drop, too greta. they did live fire mile test near the truman. they flew trains over us. also on the back drop of the russians

." >> woodruff: the united states navy staged a new challenge today to china's sweeping claims in the south china sea and beijing scrambled fighter jets in response. a u.s. guided missile destroyer sailed within 12 nautical miles of fiery cross reef, now occupied by the chinese. >> ( translated ): this is out and out a military challenge to the new marine order. the united states has flexed its military muscles by sending warships and military planes close to and even into the related islands and reefs and their surrounding sea and air space for provocation. this is but the biggest threat to the peace and stability and the freedom of navigation and flight on the south china sea. >> woodruff: secretary of state john kerry brushed aside the chinese objections, saying again the u.s. is determined to maintain freedom of navigation. >> sreenivasan: also today: a chinese labor panel ruled against a fired worker in the country's first transgender job bias case. the claimant argued he was let go unfairly, for living as a man when he was born a woman. the arbitration panel granted $62 in back

the crash was just a new days ago the debris having found, and the united states navy is participating in the search. we have offered all manner of assistance in regard to the tragedy and at this point we cannot rule out some type of terrorist act but it is still very early and the black box has not been found yet and i suspect we will know a lot more in the coming days the. >> it will tell a story but were you picking up chatter or intelligence suggesting that the flight was a target? >> a it is early in the investigation and we will know more in a few days. >> we are not ruling out something nefarious. >> the president said it is too early to tell in it is terrorism and hillary clinton and donald trump are taking a different tact both pointing to terrorism the here is what they said. >> it does appear that it was an act of terrorism, exact how, of course, the investigation will have to determine. >> a plane got gallon out of the sky and in anyone thinks it wasn't blown out of the sky you are 100% wrote folks. okay. >> donald trump is more forceful but both suggesting terrorism is beh

a united states navy seal has been killed in a fire fight with isis in iraq.t north of moe zsul when enemy fires were able to break through the front lines of those protecting forces. the kurdish forces. no feat like that goes unmatched. in response, the united states launched f-15s and drones and more than 20 bombs hit those enemy targets. i want to bring in pentagon correspondent and military analyst. barbara, we have been told these u.s. special forces, many of them operating as advisors, were not operating on front lines. were in relatively safer positions and then this happens. can you explain how exactly it happened? >> let's talk about the lay of the land up there, ashleigh. indeed, you're right. they were military advisors. they do not go out in a combat role on a combat mission. their rules require them to stay back behind the front lines, but out on the battlefield at a relatively safe distance but it's very dangerous work. in this case, we are told that the u.s. advisors were three to five kilometers behind the pe peshmurga front line when they brok

united states navy seals killed bin laden just after 1:00 a.m.his compound in pakistan on this day in 2011. the cia mark the date yesterday by tweeting every step of the operation, yesterday, as if it were happening live. >>> the first passenger ship has sailed from the u.s. to cuba is expect to a live today. carnival ship adona left my am which 700 passengers yesterday. some are anxious to make their first visit to the caribbean nation while others were born there and left when fidel castro's communist regime came to power. it is an element of president obama an "s" a bid to increase tourist tomorrow cuba after his decision to restore diplomatic relations. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one s

been thrown up outside of baltimore and in the middle of that line was captain john of the united states navy with 400 sailors and 90 marines he had scraped up from philadelphia. -- again, a very small microcosm of the war. event inthe philadelphia had petered out. read anant to interesting story, look up the battle of for slur farm. -- battle of crysler's farm. when jackson decided to launch his night attack, it was u.s. marines that hit royal marines. when they attack jackson frontline, the marines were stationed at the far end, and who did they fight but royal marines. throughout there was that thread. you have the birth of the tradition of small boat operations among the royal marines of england, while among united states marines, you had a cementing of -- proven, not only do we need marines, but we can and will do anything. thank you. [applause] >> does anybody have any questions? >> [indiscernible] >> please. >> in terms of casualties, where are most of the casualties of the war of 1812? canada? mr. reid: they were up in canada. when you begin to look at the operations -- when the briti

in the middle was captain john rogers of the united states navy with 400 sailors and 90 marines from the philadelphia naval yard. small microcosm of the war. the stalemate in canada had petered out. no one could beat each other. for those who wish to read an interesting story about warfare in canada, look up the battle of crisler farms. it was a standup napoleonic-style title between two forces of equal strength. u.s. regulars and british regulars. .he casualty rate was 40% the marines were in defense at new orleans in january of 1815 when the british attacks. when jackson launched his night attack it was u.s. marines coming off of the sloop carolina that hit royal marines when they attacked jackson brian. the marines were at the end, and to did they fight? royal marines and highlanders. throughout the war, it was that threat. to radio -- to reiterate the point come you have small boat operations along the royal marines of england. among the united states careens you had a cement of proving that not only do we need marines, but we will do anything. thank you. [applause] do you have a

thehe united states and united states navy is involved in the south china's the, we have got to make sure we keep a long term in mind, that we embrace this complexity and sink broadly as we address these situations. i think to date our position is that we want to establish the conditions on which everybody in that region and certainly globally, because so much traffic passes through that part of the world, can continue to participate and prosper on a level playing field, using a set that allows everybody to participate and prosper to the extent they want to contribute. the role of the navy is to advocate for that set of rules that for the past 70 years have allowed anybody who wants to participate a chance to prosper. you sit,d: from where what is the risk of provocation? we do anrichardson: awful lot to make sure that that is at a minimum. we do an awful lot with the chinese navy. we have established and agreed upon rule set on which we conduct business at sea, and by and large, the conflict of both the u.s. navy and the chinese adhered to that rule set. we allow our navy and the ch

. >> the united states seal navy seals killed bin laden just after 1:00 a.m. in his compound in pack san in 2011. the cia mark the date by tweeting every step of the operation, yesterday, as if it were happening live. >>> the first passenger ship to sail from the u.s. to cuba is expected to arrive in havana today. carnival ship left my am which 700 passengers yesterday. or anxious to make their first visit to the caribbean nation. the others were born there and left, back when fidel castro's communist regime came to power. starting cruise is element of the president obama's bid to increase tourist tomorrow cuba after his decision to restore diplomatic relations. >>> it is 5:48. come up violent storms cause severe damage throughout the town. >>> and here, boo-boo didn't really work for this guy more on this bear encounter next, david. >>> can you imagine. so we have jackets on the kid keeping them there this afternoon as we will have a slow ride up to our high temperatures later today and little bit of drizzle around, but probably in the enough to require an um

united states military. at the age of 17 he enlisted in the navy. he served 27 years, achieving the highest grade for an enlisted sailor, that of master chief petty officer. his first assignment was above the u.s.s. hornet and during vietnam he served as part of the brown water navy. over his 27-year career he earned numerous awards and commend cases -- commendations including three navy commendation medals, two medals, a vietnam service medal and overseas service ribbon. upon his retirement in 1992 he moved to laughlin and joined american legion post 60. as a member of the legion he was revered by fellow members for his selfless service and dedication to his post and his fellow veterans. he even donated a trailer he owned to be used as a shelter. jesse did all of these things and more but never accepted compensation for his work. i did not have the privilege of knowing him but clear from speaking with community members that naming the new v.a. clinic in his honor is a fitting tribute. he was called to his final tribute station. repay to hance to am

. >> mid ship men jack, hoist serving in the united states navy. >> thank you. >> they is. >> he is theuy on the right. >> good looking good 6-foot three and i'm shrinking compared to him. >> great picture there. >> beautiful. >> dan, have a great weekend. >> to. >> good day, it is monday, memorial day, 30th of the may, 2016. i'm blaming this on one hoy is ruining our holiday plans. what you should necessity before canceling that barbecue. >>> flipping into danger and now, controversy. >> mommy is right there. >> oh, my god. >> 450-pound gorilla, killed to save the life of the little boy who fell into his territory. why critics are blaming the boy's mother this morning. >> a first for disney pixar, we are just weeks away from finding dori and we are getting another glimpse at this film, what the new trailer is hinting and why it is making headlines. >>> many of you, love beyonce but how do you know that she loves you back. we will see mouth is it in front of the thousands office have people but who was she talking to? video that is getting so much attention right now. >> let's see, that

many of you all have seen the announcement from the department of defense that the united states navy is working to deploy a p-3 to provide support for the search of the missing jetliner. at this point, to go straight to your question, it is too early to say what caused this disaster. the investigation is under way and investigators will consider the factors that could have contributed to the crash and there is an opportunity for the united states government to support those efforts and we will do that and the president asked his team to keep him appraised of developments as they occur. inaudible] reporter: is there any reaction from the white house? mr. earnest: well, the administration has made clear for several months now that any legislation to address the scrice is in puerto rico must have appropriate oversight. and we are encouraged to see the house introduce legislation that provides puerto rico with these tools to address a crisis that is having a negative impact on the 3.5 million americans living in puerto rico. there are negative consequences for americans living in puerto

now he convinced his parents to sign off on his enlistment into the united states navy. in the spring of 1945, bill ok part in the battle of okinawa on the u.s.s. catron. alongside many others across the country, bill bravely served and unfortunately, unlike many of these gentlemen who were with him who didn't come back, bill returned home. after two years in the u.s. navy and the end of the second world war, bill returned to allerton. he took business courses. took to real estate. rolled up his sleeves, got to work and soon formed iowa realty. now, under bill's leadership iowa realty grew, prospered and became the largest real estate company in iowa. bill has had some tremendous successes, but he's never forgotten his iowa values. instead, he continues to embody what it means to be an iowan. his selflessness and willingness to give back is evident in everything that he continues to do. he's known statewide. he's known nationally for his fill an tropic effort -- philantropic efforts and helping turn iowa's capital city, beautiful des moines, into the thriving metropolis

visitors a year and we had to do something special and we came up with an air show and the united states navy were available on memorial day weekend. home run, we got honoring the memorial weekend, honoring veterans, everyone associated with the military and so it worked out fantastic. >> air shows are fun event for people and when we are talking about air shows, we are also talking about money, money, correct? >> that's correct. air show to be approximately $16 million and throughout the country, all the air shows just mentioned the 300-plus air shows, all of them have a tremendous impact to local communities, maybe not as much as 16 million we see here at long island but all have tremendous economic impact. >> $16 million, we are talking about the blue angels, they fly f-18, what i use today fly. we also have the canadian, royal canadian air force. they have a demonstration team that's going to be here. they are incredible performance, all former military pilots for france. when you talk about all the incredible air shows, events going on, there's a breakdown in apparel as well? >> excuse m

committee for inlewding en bloc my amendment number 59 to look at cost saving proposals the united states navy offered earlier this year that could save as much as $900 million by consolidating carrier air force wings from 10 to 9. in the fiscal 2017 budget request, the navy asked congress to reallocate their 10th carrier wing into their nine existing wings which they feel would boost readiness and save money. i understand there's reluctance to make what i believe is a strategic, kansas effective move. that's why i directed them to offer congress a study on this issue. schumacher said this is operational use. the study will serve as an important step and realize a more efficient, capable, cost effective navy. i'm encouraged that the committee was willing to eninclude this en bloc and see this as an important first step toward increasing readiness as well as cost savings. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. does the gentleman continue to reserve? he gentleman reserves. >> mr. chairman, i yield two minutes to the gentleman

i thank you for all you have done for the community, for the united states navy, and for our grateful nation. r. speaker, i yield. mr. woodall: madam speaker, folks wonder sometimes what kind of men and women serve in this chamber, when i'm asked, what did you learn new, rob, that you didn't expect when you got to congress, i talk about the caliber of the men and women who serve here. if you've not had any time to spend with the gentleman from montana, the former commander at navy seal team 6, spent 20 years serving his country in the seals and said, i have more leadership to provide, i want to run for congress because i want to make a difference in that way. he's making that difference here every day. there's so much time, madam speaker, where we spend tearing each other down, talking about all the problems that exist in washington. certainly, they are multiple. but to confront serious problems, you have to have serious people and we do have serious people in this chamber, and congressman sinnkey is one of those and i'm proud to serve with him and appreciate his leadership. i want to

united states navy ship involved in the investigation. so, yes, we expect it will offer any assistance it can. >> ron allen, thank you. >>> a string of incidents that have egyptian air and aviation security, as a whole, under scrutiny. kelly cobiella joins us now with that part of the story. kelly, good morning to you. >> matt, good morning. yeah, you'll recall there was this hijacking just a couple of months ago. then we had the metro jet last fall. killing 224. and now this mystery over the mediterranean. this morning, as the search for egypt air flight 804 intensifies, the disappearance of the aircraft with 66 people on board marks the latest in fatal and nonfatal incidents involving egyptian aviation. a flight a month ago was hijacked. the hijacker, thought to be armed with an explosive belt. that belt turned out to be and while everyone on board escaped unharmed, egyptian officials were left scrambling to explain their security policies. and brought down by a bomb, metro jet lost minutes after departing sharm el sheikh. isis claimed

. >> the united states navy so it is an honor to have been born and raised in san francisco having served my country on national level it is beautiful to be able to serve the fact community i live in which is now chinatown i want to thank mayor ed lee, supervisor peskin, sxhaush and definitely the mothers teresa of chinatown annie the fact ceo and self-help for the fact elder thank you on behalf of all the ambassadors you made it only to us to serve our community and make a desists not only this community i want to thank you on behalf of all the fact ambassadors to give us the opportunity to change lives and thank you tore listening now >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them afterwards thank you (clapping.) >> thank you so much everyone so this ends our anniversary event and press conference blood cell foul the ambassadors to the clubhouse. >> thank you, everyone and thank you, mayor ed light for streets illuminating our ideas and values starting in 2016 the san francisco public utilities commission is xhoefl that light with new led

i've recently had an admiral in the united states navy that i met on the "uss stennis," multiple myelomae ends coach for the dallas cowboys has multiple myeloma. we're in touch. and then outside multiple myeloma, up with of the most traumatic experiences of my life was that i had a young friend, that was like a member of our family, our two families had been together in a lot of things, he was diagnosed with a severe form of gastric cancer and it made us even closer, because we understood each other about fatigue and the constant presence of cancer. and he was so heroic and so brave and so uncomplaining, and he didn't make it. at less than -- he was not yet 50. i'll never forget him. i'll never forget the lessons of him and what he brought to my life as we talked to each other about what it's like to go through this. and then you expand it to the cancer universe and there are two, i always say, two populations. those who have it, those who don't. those who don't have it can be sympathetic. can't be empathetic until you have it, until it comes into your family. then you really understand

now the united states navy is taking the course and. >> they start with weight lifting and go threw the the day that they start with before they do the race. a mud run on top of a workout. >> do you think i could pull this off? >> absolutely. >> i will hold your coat, sir. >> video game. >> they are being very kind. rick is going to try it next hour. >> facing off against the marines. camp lejeune. rick, are you ready? >> we are not calling it facing off against the marines. let's say they're doing it and i'm doing it at the same time. i'm sure they will finish first. >> tandem. >> exactly. welcome to new york. happy 18th birthday. >> thank you. >> where are you here from? >> maryland. >> from maryland, all right. nice memorial day in new york city for the 18th birthday. that's awesome. take a look at the weather maps, guys. you came here for the warmest day we have h warm here and down across parts of the carolinas. storm we have been talking about. tropical depression depression two. we had a hurricane in the east atlantic a few months ago. that was the first storm. we are here to wat

the mediterranean sea is of course crawling with navies from not only europe and the united states, and russia but of course, the egyptians have their navy, the israelis have their navy, the greeks have their navy, the turks. there is a tremendous am of activity because of the geopolitical and the strategic interests involved. also the immigrant situation there with the syrians and libyans. fleeing their countries and trying to make it to europe. there is no shortage of naval assets on the water. from multiple countries. from italy to greece to the u.k. to france to the united states, russia, israel, et cetera. if there is any sort of a device. any sort of a signal coming from this plane, one would imagine that these navies have the capacity on their own. that's observation number one. and number two, i think we do have the photograph of the can. if pact with explosives, over the sinai on halloween. 220 people died. that's all it took. on the left is the can. notice there seem to be some soldering in the can. packed with explosives, we believe and then put it all back together. on the r

united states to bolster our military backup. over the last five years, contract obligations for our army are down 50%. for our navy, 19%. ted states? >> that's a good point. bruce, we are there in the sinai. there are 250 of our chtroops i the sinai right now, a lot of them have been targeted by isis. >> this is not your father's egypt of anwar al-sadat. this is a regime that's been jailing journalists. >> he jailed his share of journalists, just to set the record straight. >> of course. but we need to see human rights abuses stop over there and train within the budget of $1.3 million. i don't think they need anymore as long as abuses are going on. >> steve, we've been there. not giving money to people because they don't fit other jeffer sonian standards. >> and you have the opportunity, david, to develop more and more of a middle class and get the kind of civil society and ultimately a democracy in that part of the world. it may take time. we know what isis is and what they're going to do. so yes, not a great choice. i think it's an obvious one. go with the moderate and hope for better times to come. >> john, there is a