. >> a new honor for harvey milk, the way the united states navy the way the united states navy willlake ga >> the abc7 news app on your schedule. news that lives where you live. >> the family of prince is announcing date of a tribute concert in minnesota. it will take place october 13, at the stadium in the singer's hometown of minneapolis. prince died suddenly at the age of 57. the legend had died of a drug overdose. >> the united states navy is set to name a ship at gay rights icon harvey milk coming from a navy family and served as a dining officer during the korean war. the united states navy ship harvey make will look like this, and it will supply oil to vessel on the high seas. after his service milk was elected to the san francisco board of supervisors becoming the first openly gay elected politician in california. he was killed in office. ain sonoma, the nationals begin this weekend and the temperatures are from 10:00 in the morning to 7:00 in the afternoon, so, 50s to 80s, but it will be cooler by the time you get to sunday. we have other things going on, and this is a favo

for 30 years i served proudly in the united states navy including as the judge advocate general. to commit war crimes like killing civilians, and he actually said you have to take out their families. and what did he say when he was told that was illegal? he said, our troops won't refuse, believe me. this morning, this very morning he personally invited russia to hack us. >> that's not law and order. that's criminal intent. >> donald trump would abandon our allies and let more countries get nuclear weapons. he lies about donating to veterans, and he called the military that i served in a disaster. it's embarrassing enough that he's the face of one of our political parties. the real disaster would be if we let donald trump become the face of the country that we love. >> more than 120 republican national security leaders, republican national security leaders recently warned that donald trump would, in their words, make america less safe. he even mocks our s our p.o.w. john mccain. i served in the same navy as john mccain. i used to vote in the same party as john mccain. donald, you'

for 30 year, i served proudly in the united states navy including as the judge advocate general. ank you. go, navy. donald trump calls himself the law and order candidate. but he will violate international law. in his words, he endorses torture at a minimum, he'll order our troops to commit war crimes like killing civilians and he actually said you have to take out their families. and what did he -- what did he say when he was told that was illegal? he said, our troops won't refuse, believe me. this morning, this very morning, he personally invited russia to hack us. that's not law and order. that's criminal intent. donald trump would abandon our allies and let more countries get nuclear weapons. he lies about donating to veterans and he called the military that i served in a disaster. it's embarrassing enough that he's the face of one of our political parties. the real disaster would be if we let donald trump become the face of the country that we love. more than 120 republican national security leaders, republican national security leaders, recently warned that donald trump woul

united states is that we need to recognize the conventional law of the sea. we are a signatory, but we have not ratified it. this is something the united states navyin favor of the united states to ratify. we are abiding by it, but we are not a official -- an official ratification member. they are making decisions. interests,ffect u.s. russian interest, chinese interests, and others. we need to be in the room as these interpretations are being made. this may affect us in hawaii, in the arctic. we have the big issues involved. we need to be a ratifying country to this treaty. we cannot be on the outside criticizing it if we are not part of the solution. katty: thank you for coming in. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on this program, bernie sanders makes it official. he is endorsing hillary clinton to be the next president of the united states after a long primary battle. 4-time golf winner roy melchor has -- rory mcilroy defended his decision to pull out of the real olympics over the zika virus. its debut as an olympic discipline. why are so many not going? >> it is under one month until the start of the rio olympics. one o

he died suddenly in april at age of only 57 of drug all the united states navy will name a ship afteray rights icon harvey make. he came from a navy family and served as a diving officer during the korean war. the united states navy ship harvey make will look like this, and it will supply oil to vessels on high seas. after his service, he was elected to the san francisco board of supervisors the first openly elected gay politician in california and killed in office in 1978. >> now, not all of the democratic national convention is about hillary clinton. but this. a congress monday from ohio, the dress looks similar to the dress warn by trump's wife at the republican national convention lat weak, and her team said her dress was a $2,200 custom number, and adding that another twist to the mystery, and she explained it and said her husband bought the dress and told her to wish it. >> mike? >> good morning, a lot of festivities in sonoma county fair continuing in santa rosa at look, starting off at 70s, and not so hot as it has been, 85 and round out at 9:00, 63, and heading to the sonoma

enemy they can hear it over your radio, read it on your newspaper, where the vietcon attack the united states navyospital. at least three of our men who were patients in that hospital were injured. and that is the typical of the way the communist fight because they cannot hope to win on the battlefield, they rely on terror and on attacks against wounded and the innocent. there are people who deny air strikes against oil depots in north vietnam, in my own country. but they remain strangely silent when the communist in the south turn their mortars on an american opt or blow a bus load of farmers or murder the mayor of a vietnamese town. i just wish they would ask themselves if their standard of judgment is really fair. >> fort campbell, connecticut home of the screaming eagles, the 101st airborne, men all too familiar with the red mud of vietnam. >> the president signed into law the bill establishing the george rogers clark national historical park, the first park in the national system come men rating the open of the northwest territory. >> we shall continue to try to persuade hanoi that we had rat

far out from all four corners of the united states, navy and air force radar planes are spreading anerial umbrella across the sky. guarding against any sudden attack, they are a vital link in a rahr ddar team that includes s tour installations at sea and navy picket ships. america has a shield of radar which will search out unknown aircraft long before they reach u.s. borders. but it is upon our airmen and modern aircraft that we must rely in case of enemy attack. here is our offense and our defense, a magnificent full work of aircraft, whose speed, strength and dedication provides us with air power. but it wasn't always like this. for centuries, man gazed up at the flight of the bird in helpless envy, how easy it seemed. if all it took was weeks. wings alone were not enough as many bird men proved. despite ingenuity and innovation, they flapped and flapped in vain. though the spirit was willing, it remained for orville wright and his brother wilbur to point the way. in kitty hawk, north carolina, orville won the flip of a coin and immortality. with two bounces he was in the air wher

served three tours in iraq with the united states navy and he leaves behind a 2-year-old daughter. patrick's rick, is at his home in saginaw, texas, about 45 minutes east of us here in downtown dallas. mr. zamarripa, thanks for being here. our heartfelt condolences. >> thank you very much. >> i'd very much like to hear about your son and his contributions. tell me how he made the decision to become a member of the united states military. >> well, that's really give credit to my daughter. she was in the navy, and his grandfather, larry martinez, and also my older brother, he's a retired army sergeant, fernando zamarripa. all three of them had a great influence on patrick to join the military. >> some guys when they come back from a tour, some guys want to share stories from iraq, some guys don't. did he? and if so, could you share any of them with us. >> well, he went to iraq -- first let me start from the beginning. he graduated from the great lakes chicago, went to virginia where he stayed there. he told me, dad, they're going to send me to iraq. so he came back and he told me, da

mary's church, and church yard with the grave of commodore barry who was the father of the united states navythe powell house, a beautiful 18th century house at this place and to the south is st. peter's church where george washington worshipped and to the west is the first presbyterian church on pine street. these last two churches were in the center of hampton church yards which established the green belt on the south of the old city. i suggested a series of interblock parks and foot path extensions centering upon and connecting together these principal historic structures and to establish an open greenway to connect with roy larson's extension at the second bank of the united states. the idea was adopted by the national park service and is now nearing completion. roy larson's design for independence mall provides a transition from automobile scale to pedestrian scale. i extended the plan for pedestrian movement throughout the old city by the meandering pattern of the greenway system. we must train men who can think in terms of broad design structure and who can deal with design problems at

morning in your morning papers, they can hear it on your radio, and the attack on yesterday, the united states navy at least three of our men who are patience in that hospital were injured. and that is the typical of the the communists -- the way the communists fight. because they cannot hope to win on the battlefield, they rely on terror and on attacks against the wounded and the innocent. they are people who denounce airstrikes against oil depots in north vietnam, in my own country. but they remain strangely silent when the communists in the south turn their mortars on an american hospital or blow a bus load of farmers or murder the mayor of a vietnamese town. i just wish they would ask themselves if their standard of judgment is really fair. ♪ fort campbell, kentucky home of the screaming , eagles, the 101st airborne, men all-too-familiar with the jungles and the red mud of vietnam. ♪ narrator: and the end of an -- in vienna the president signed , into law the bill establishing the george rogers clark national historical park, the first park and the national system, commemorating the opening of

make sure with we learn every possible is not of this and we will make it vividly clear to the united states navyat is the expected standard and how to achieve that standard. >> do you have time for one more? >> have you spoken with their iranian counterparts and voiced your displeasure with the event? >> no. >> as anyone? >> i have secretary kerry reaching out to the state department. tonight we made our views clear in forums like this but in terms of direct mitigation i'm not aware of anything beyond what secretary kerry did. >> the captains of those boats are they still waiting whatever punitive decisions might be. >> yes, they are. >> okay, thank you very much. >> thanks. sid and never felt that urge is a measurement for to make money but what turned me on the 60s and the kennedys was to make policy. that is what always drove me. you have got to have a drive that maybe unending. you have to wake up and go to sleep and think i want this so much, if you do everything you win except for ben johnson. the supreme court term ended monday with decisions on abortion gun control and public corruption.

we'll make it vividly clear to the united states navy what is the expected standard and how to achievethat standard. >> to have time for one more. >> have you spoken to the iranian counterpart parts about the incident. >> no. has anyone? >> at the state department was reaching out. >> we made our views clear and forms like this but in terms of direct communication, i am not aware of anything beyond of what secretary kerry did. >> the captains of both, are they both still awaiting their punitive decision may be? >> s, they are. >> okay, thank okay, thank you very much. >> thanks. >> coming up on c-span two, legal experts reveal the recently ended supreme court term. then, education secretary john king on the implementation of the every student succeeds act. after that a briefing on the investigation into ten navy servicemembers briefly held by ran. >> c-span's "washington journal", live everyday with new some policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, npr correspondent tom gelatin will join us to discuss his book, examining how america has transformed into the 50 years fol

for 30 years i served proudly in the united states navy, including as a judge advocate general. plause] go navy! [cheers & applause [cheers & applause] donald trump calls himself the law and order candidate. but he will violate international law. in his words he endorses torture at a minimum. he will order our troops to commit war crimes by killing civilians and he actually said you have to take out their families! what did he say what he was told that was illegal? he said, "our troops won't refuse, believe me!" this very morning he personally invited russia to hack us! [boos from the crowd] that's not law and order that's criminal intent. [cheers & applause] donald trump would abandoned our allies and let more countries get nuclear weapons. he lies about donating to veterans and he called the military that i served in a disaster. it's embarrassing enough that he's the face of one of our political parties. the real disaster would be if we let donald trump become the face of the country that we love. [applause] more than 120 republicans, national security leaders, recently warned

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officer zamarripa served three tours of the united states navy in the persian gulf, one tour with hissister he served with. if you are just joining the interview from the family came in to the newsroom. >> i cannot wrap my mind around this. i cannot understand...i kno know...the man did not go out there and say, make shoot certain individuals like those five individuals in general or other officers injured. i cannot wrap my mind around how patrick ended up being one of the five. that does not come home from work. >> zamarripa would have turned 35 next month. he leaves a long time girlfriend and their 2-year-old daughter. >> continues. high for a second straight night in baton rouge, louisiana, protesters angered by the police shooting death of alton sterling tried to walk on the freeway to step the traffic but it head to a stand off. police faced off against protesters, with 48 being arrested. >> in san jose faith leaders led dozens in a candlelight vigil to remember those who lost their lives. the community prayed for healing, peace and unity. healing, peace and unity. ♪ we will some

that's one of the most insulting things i've ever heard said about the united states navy. >>> one of the last bans on service in the military has been lifted. transgender people will be allowed to serve openly in the military. under the new policy, transgender troops already serving will be able to change their gender identifications in the personnel system. transgender individuals will be able to enlist a year from now. some members of the senate armed services committee say they were not informed of this policy change. >>> up next, trump returns to the state that started his wave of primary wins. first, more's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 40 in sacramento where voters will decide whether to legalize recreational pot use this november, after an initiative got more than enough signatures to place on the ballot. the last time legalizing pot went up for a vote was in 2010 when it was defeated. fox five in atlanta where an aluminum plant has resumed partial operations one day after an explosion. the blast rocked buildings up to a mile away

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the 32 year old served three tours of duty in iraq as a petty officer second class with the united states navynav he is survived by his wife, a two year old daughter, ten yeare old stepson.te stil a document about the september 11th terrorists attacks made public. >> what and terrorists involvedt that coming up next. and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >> after more than 13 years use government finally released secret chapter from anyone 11 congressional report. >> the 28 pages released yesterday discuss allegations saudi arabia had a hand in the 911 attacks. latest now from foxs christian fisher. >> reporter: in these previousle classified

he had three tours of duty in iraq for the united states navy and earlier today, his father spoke to news. >> hopefully everything will stop. it needs to stop. like i said, i don't care if you're black, brown, white, green, we are all god's children. we need to get along. we need to move forward. >> reporter: also from the dallas police department, michael smith, 55-year-old, leaves behind a wife and two daughters and lorne ahrens, who leaves behind a wife and two children. we talked about two police departments being involved with the injured. dallas area rapid transit department says of their injured officers, two have been released. misty mcbride is still in the hospital and according to the associated press, these reports coming from family and friends saying she was shot in the arm and in the abdomen and when she was shot on thursday night, according to the associated press, she crawled beneath a car and was brought to safety in the hospital by a fellow police officer. there is no word from the dallas police department on their four injured and the baylor university medical cent

he had three tours of duty in iraq for the united states navy and earlier today, his father spoke toews. >> hopefully everything will stop. it needs to stop. like i said, i don't care if you're black, brown, white, green, we are all god's children. we need to get along. we need to move forward. >> reporter: also from the dallas police department, michael smith, 55-year-old, leaves behind a wife and two daughters and lorne ahrens, who leaves behind a wife and two children. we talked about two police departments being involved with the injured. dallas area rapid transit department says of their injured officers, two have been released. misty mcbride is still in the hospital and according to the associated press, these reports coming from family and friends saying she was shot in the arm and in the abdomen and when she was shot on thursday night, according to the associated press, she crawled beneath a car and was brought to safety in the hospital by a fellow police officer. there is no word from the dallas police department on their four injured and the baylor university medical center

called patriots and pirates and it explores philadelphia's connections to the founding of the united states navy, and a little told story about america's conflict was pirates. exhibit is divided in three parts and has 50 objects that have rarely been seen by the public. >> the first sexist about our ships being pirated by the algerians. we have beautiful model of an algerian pirate ship. we have some pistols that they would have used. >> reporter: as well as original letter the kidnaped sailor's wrote to congress in 1793, imploring the government to intervene and help secure their release. at the time, there was no u.s. navy. >> the second sexist congress debating whether we should have a navy or not. so philadelphian josh humphreys was selected to design and manage the building of the new american navy. >> reporter: exhibit includes re-creation of what humphrey's shipyard looked like during late 1700's, it was located on the delaware river at washington avenue. >> the third sexist the actual part of the building the navy here in philadelphia. >> reporter: visitors can see original letter john b

called patriots ape pirates and it explores philadelphia's connection to the founding of the united states navyle untold story about america's conflict was pirates. exhibit is divided in to three parts and has 50 objects that have been rarely seen by the public. >> first sexist about our ships, being pirated by the algerians, we have beautiful model of an algerian pirate ship. we have some pistols that they would have used. >> reporter: as well as original letter, kidnaped sailors wrote to congress in 1793, imploring the government to interest convenient and help secure their release. at the time, there was no u.s. navy. >> the second sexist congress debating whether we should have a navy or not, so philadelphia josh hum freeze was select to design and manage the building of the new american navy. >> reporter: exhibit includes a re-creation of what humphrey's shipyard looked like during late 1700's, located on the delaware river at washington avenue. >> the third sexist the actual part of the building the navy here in philadelphia. >> reporter: visitors can see original letter john barry receiv

we've got sailors from the united states navy. we've got the air force 725th maintenance squadron!s from marrone. we've got outstanding civilian personnel. don't be left out, civilians. let's make some noise. and, of course, we've got the loved ones who serve by your side. give it up for our incredible military families! whoo! and we're proud to be joined by our outstanding spanish allies and friends. mati naros from our spain's armada. yeah, we can clap. come on. see, the spanish are a little more polite than we are, all right? we're just yelling. i want to acknowledgedmiral munoz delgado, ad myrell swanses and admiral gonzalez gomez. and on behalf of the american people, i want to thank mayor arana and everyone in his community and this country for being such great hosts and partners and friends to all of the american personnel and their families who are here in spain. we're grateful. muchos gracias. now, i'm not going to give a long speech. i know you've been standing here or sitting here for a while, and it's a little warm. but what i really wanted to do is come down and shake

those mission to go in country and surrounding countries to be the s & t diplomacy for the united states navy they do a great job. we exchange basic research predominantly and look for technological commonalty but to try to minimize technological surprise on the global stage. next slide. next slide. no bucks, no buck rogers. blue line, rdte budget, department of navy. 15 to $17 billion an allly. 2 billion goes to the s & t, that is the red line. across the sister services we're all about $2 billion investment. what's the takeaway? the takeaway we're combined in commonalty across services not to duplicate. that is something been very effective at the os. did level with our assistant secretary of defense of research and engineering, mr. welby and communities of interest to minimize duplication, maximize leverage, once again building that $2 billion, getting roi up into the 5 and 6-x. very important. back to my venture capitalist analogy. we need to be looking at and i have championed appropriate top line increases but everybody comes asking for top line increases. it's important to go on record

[cheers] veteran of 39, missions during operation desert storm, and of 25 years in the united states navy astronaut whosa , my for missions into space decades as a pilot a military aficer and astronaut gave me unique perspective on our world. best.our country at its i also saw it, humanity, at its worst. from the cockpit of my basics -6 intruder, i saw america lead the international coalition that defeated saddam hussein. saw the devastating effects of war itself. planet as, i saw our a perfect blue marble just loading in the blackness of space. in the blackness of space. i also saw a receding glaciers and shrinking rainforests. at war and space, i saw the awesome extent of american power and capability. but it was so frustrating to return home and see how we struggle to address some of our greatest challenges. hillary is prepared to do the isis, advance our values, and protect our freedoms, hillary is ready to take on one of our countries greatest moral failures here at home, and that is the gun violence that is tearing so many of our communities apart. [cheers] we have to do better. and

[cheers] veteran of 39, missions during operation desert storm, and of 25 years in the united states navy , my for missions into space decades as a pilot a military aficer and astronaut gave me unique perspective on our world. best.our country at its i also saw it, humanity, at its worst. from the cockpit of my basics -6 intruder, i saw america lead the international coalition that defeated saddam hussein. saw the devastating effects of war itself. planet as, i saw our a perfect blue marble just loading in the blackness of space. in the blackness of space. i also saw a receding glaciers and shrinking rainforests. at war and space, i saw the awesome extent of american power and capability. but it was so frustrating to return home and see how we struggle to address some of our greatest challenges. hillary is prepared to do the isis, advance our values, and protect our freedoms, hillary is ready to take on one of our countries greatest moral failures here at home, and that is the gun violence that is tearing so many of our communities apart. [cheers] we have to do better. and hillary knows w

there is incredible wealth of challenge sets for the united states navy globally. can you talk about where this sort of fits in and where the u.s. brings valuable expertise or capability and maybe where others can step in with complimentary capability. >> i say thinking about -- it's important to think about what the russians might be trying to do with their submarine fleet and their force. ways to counter them. the report is terrific. have to commend you on. a great job of highlighting this challenge and how nato and the u.s. might deal with it. so, the small but very cavable russian submarine force is not a great asset for trying to do large-scale operations. doesn't give you the capacity to do large-scale strikes or do surface warfare against a big navy threat but allows the russians the opportunity to put a threat against in the united states homeland that otherwise they would have to achieve via the intercontinental ballistic missilesful so the huge concern of the united states, we have a way to stem a large attack but didn't have a way to prevent the russian

for 30 years i served proudly in the united states navy including as the judge advocate general.cheers] go navy. [cheers] himself the calls law and order candidate. but he will highlight international law. in his word, he endorses torture at a minimum. he will order our troops to commit war crimes like killing civilians and ask they said you have to take out their families. say when he was told that was illegal? notaid, our troops will refuse. believe me. this morning, this very morning, he personally invited russia to hack us. >> boo! that is not law and order. that is criminal intent. [cheers] donald trump would abandon our allies and let more countries get nuclear weapons. he lied about donating to veterans. and he called the military that i served in a disaster. it is embarrassing enough that he is the face of one of our political parties. the real disaster would be if we let donald trump become the face of the country that we love. [cheers] more than 120 republicans, national security leaders, republican national security thatrs recently warned donald trump would, in their w

tom: now joining us, james stavridis of the united states navy.reme commander a number of years ago, and someone who has been in the news recently. admiral, we are thrilled to have you with us. why did this to fail? you studied this at war college at newport, rhode island. why did the to fail? mes: i thought this coup was more beer hall pooch then it was geostrategic earthquake. the military had a set of lingering grievances on a slow burn for almost 10 years per they took a shot but they were disorganized and did not have the senior players. only one four-star officer involved. i do not think they put it together effectively, and the people rose up against it, and the rest of the military helped crush it. is: part of being in europe no death penalty. we hear talk of a renewed death penalty in turkey. how do we adapt to the realities that mr. erdogan faces? james: tom, as we look at the aftermath of this, the numbers are staggering. there are 6000 military judges -- military, judges, prosecutors who have been rounded up. 25,000 leaders have been a

. >>> some members of the united states navy ringing the opening bell on this day after the fourth of july, as is tradition here on the floor getting a big round of applause as they make their way. love seeing that. as we said, about eight minutes to the bell. o'neal securities. i hope you had a great forth. >> it's the best holiday, although i still like christmas. >> where are we after -- did you expect last week -- the way we recovered? >> it's funny. talking with bond and gold markets, and the stock market's it was a contraindicator. by no means do i think it's going to collapse, but i'm not surprised at the weakness. it was so violent, the market needs to churn again. it broke every tactical support, and it bounced right back so that churn has got to happen. >> what's the biggest driver at this point? >> listen, it's going to continue to be brexit, but also be what every central bank is going to do. we heard from bank of england, from the fed on wednesday, so all of that stuff will hold the market inne check. i don't think anything will drive the market until early next week. >>

i was in the united states navy, i was all around the world. no better place in the world to live. you can come here and say what you want to say and make your point. you can't throw bricks at the police, try to hurt each other, try to destroy the city. the city of cleveland is a wonderful place to live. they have turned the corner, great things going on in this city. people of northeast ohio and residents of this city are not going to tolerate that. the police chief is not going to tolerate that. deputy chief ed tomba has done a fantastic job in planning this thing and ensuring that everybody is going to go home in the same condition they came to work in or they came -- and include spectators. a lot of people want to come down and see what's going on. we're going to keep every one as safe as we can, men and women of the police department are going to step up and right up to that department, as well as officers literally from all over the country to help us. >> i'm curious, deck, what do you plan for? i know the estimates about the numbers of people that can be there, they are real

and bobby frazier, 7:30.e with us tonight at they lost sylvia frazier, their sister, at the united states navy yard, just a few blocks from where we stand. by someone who essentially invaded the navy yard and killed significant number of people. ut the congress has gone home. the leadership believes there's no more business left to do before going home to their districts for the next seven weeks. tell that to the people of flint. who 24 months after the lead was discovered which gave such danger to their children and damaged their children, tell that to them. they've been waiting eagerly for congress to take up legislation providing them with critical resources to recover from the lead poisoning in their water supply. they shall not be the vims of our neglect. but they are. we've gone home. tell that to millions of americans in puerto rico and across this country who are at risk this summer of exposure to he zika virus. tell that to the millions of families who have been affected by gun violence and are looking to congress to enact commonsense gun safety reform. so i tell my republican colleag

jasser is a former commissioner of the united states commission on international religious freedom and served as the medical officer in the united states navy. dr. jasser is currently in private practice in phoenix, specializing in internal medicine and nuclear cardiology. ms. far hannah cara is the presidential and director of muslim advocated in oakland, california. a graduate of wellesley college and cornell law school, she's previously served as counsel to the u.s. senate judiciary committee and worked as a litigation associate with several prominent d.c. law firms. mr. philip haney is a former customs and border protection officer with the department of homeland security. he completed several tours of the national targeting center near washington, d.c. and he has won numerous awards and commendations for producing material that led to the identification of hundreds of terrorists. having retired in july 2015, mr. haney now resides in marietta, georgia. mr. richard cohen is an attorney and the president of the southern poverty law center. a graduate of columbia university and the university of virginia school of law, mr. cohen has previo

sam parry was a father of twowo and united states navy veteranan serving three tours in iraq.q.e to say goodbye gb to alton sterling. sterling. yesterday friends and family gathered at southernt university for a viewing and funeral. reverend al sharpton andand reverend jesse jackson spoke. s people remember the father ofher four as a good friend.d frnd >>> friends and familyfr attended a public viewing of o sterling's body at southernouthr university followed by a funeral where reverend sharpton was one of several speakers. one of sterling's family members issued a warning to the public saying thede funerall was meant to be a celebration of life not an opportunity forio demonstrations about his h death. >>> meanwhile after a 13 yearefr wait the u.s. governmentve released a secret chapter fromfr the 9/11 congressional report.er the chapter was once was once considered classifiediderla information. it questioned whether sauditheru nationals who were in contactcot with the highjackers afterig what the highjackers were planning. later investigations found noga evidence thatti the sa

c, resolution for land and structure master lease between the authority and united states navy to extend the term. >> 6 d, resolution alterize the 32 amendment to south front master lease. c, ruzlution authorizing the business to small business procedures treasure island yerba island. >> so moved. >> second? >> second. >> we take a vote. any questions or comments on this consent agenda? hearing none. the public? hearing none, all in favor say aye. opposed? >> item 8, resolution endorsing endorsing the select tol policy per sunt to the treasure island implementation plan. >> just say a couple words of introduction on this item. as you are aware, the san francisco county transportation authority board was designated to serve as the treasure islands mobility management agency for the management of the congestion pricing and tolling and transportation subsidy programs on treasure islands and as the board will be setting tolling policies, but we want to bring those policies to the tida board here for your consideration and endorsement before they are heard by the tima board so that is our pur

united states. it was somewhat unlike the navy because the navy is laid up, but the revenue cutters are out there almostn a daily basis, sailing around, doing their duty. >> what is the first time that it's put under the control of the u.s. navy? >> during the war. >> 1798, first time? >> that's correct. >> and does that happen in every conflict thereafter? >> it happens in virtually every conflict. >> enforcing maritime law on the high seas also meant catching pirates. it's a new nation, you have pirates in the caribbean. pirates that we're -- that were pulling into places like the carolina coast. >> the revenue cutter service worked along with the navy to literally push the pirates of our shores. they burned out the strong holds and captured them. >> the revenue cutter service continued to uphold the law of the land. and the sea. in 1861 the union ship harriet flame fired the first shots of the civil war and while guarding the harbor in ft. sumter. there are divisions that occur, guys going south and guys going to the federal service. what happened to the coast guard? >> you have some that go north an

the way i would view this is that certainly the united states navy commands its presence around the world incredible work. in this region, you know, the united states essentially is the super power that conducts with levels of impunity that nobody else does operations in the persian gulf. we've done that forever essentially. when you're that good and that precise and you're that unchallenged in the region, there is an issue of discipline and freedom of action. i think that's what happened. let me tell you, the navy knows exactly what it's doing and is going to fix this problem, but you can see where you can have levels of discipline that might be decreased simply because you've been able to do it with impunity for so long. >> let me ask you, as we see those pictures again, the horrible pictures of u.s. sailors on their knees, in the report it does fault the leadership at that level. it says, for instance, they sailed through iranian waters, they were basically taking a shortcut. they shouldn't have done that. they were trying to repair their boat as their engine stopped inside those water

when we wear the uniform of the united states army or navy or the marine corps air force we are in servicee today, we have 400 professional landscapers from 31 states. we can provide a day of service to help unify the grounds for brothers and sisters below the headstones. >> for the volunteers here it's a way to say thank you to the more than 400,000 service members laid to rest here. in the busiest time of year for landscapers, they have no problem coming out and spending their day at such a special place. back to you inside. leon: tonight, after a week full of shock, anger and retribution, the little things make a difference for local police, including a heartwarming 911 call. a fever is spreading and your kids are probably under its sp abc7 goes on a pokÉmon go adventure. and a man all alone -- he calls 911 for help. that never arrives. side said spoke with the -- solved the mystery of the lost call. announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. leon: we begin with the breaking news we have been following from western michigan. two bailiffs kill and a deputy injured at a cou

navy. the united states doesn't have much of a navy to threaten the british fleet, but france does.ve to worry about that. the british have to worry about being invaded. guys like benjamin franklin working with lafayette in france work on the king to try to get some invasion of england going. you'll have to worry if you are great britain about islands in the caribbean, you'll be fighting in asia, africa, all over the world. so a lot of resources suddenly aren't coming here to north america which makes george washington's life easier. we'll get money from france. we'll get supplies from france. we'll get french troops, plus that french navy. if you think of our victory at yorktown, sort of our biggest victory of the war, we're probably not going to get that victory without the french navy. eventually the war slowly, and it is slowly, turns in our favor. 1783, back in paris, john adams and benjamin franklin sign a peace treaty. it's really back in 1783 that the continental congress can finally breathe that sigh of relief and know that we have achieved this american independence which

truly important, because in the civil war, about 500,000 immigrants would serve in the united states army or navy. at least 200,000 german immigrants, at least 150,000 irish immigrants. there were numerous irish brigades, german brigades, but also, there were brigades and regiments of swiss immigrants, italian immigrants, the garibaldi brigade. there was a polish immigrant, a norwegian regiment. and there were numerous, important generals from overs s overseas. there were a number of german generals, most famously franz siegel and carl shurz, but reflecking the diversity of america's new immigrants. there were also a number of jewish generals in civil war, frederick nelfer, edward selig-salman and frederick c. salman. by the way, they're unrelated. they just keep using the same names to confuse generations of historians. recognizing the importance of new immigrants, the lincoln administration changed american military law to allow for the appointment of jewish clergymen in the clergy corps for the first time in american history. and in 1864, congress passed a new statute to encourage immigration.

. >> the prayer will be offered by the retired chaplain, united states navy, here in washington, d c.ght, we have reason still to fear the dark, the dark of senseless death of murder, terror, fear and strife, testing fate in a future warm and bright, this day, 18 july, almost 250 years ago, the gazette in boston published a patriotic hymn, the liberty song, join hand and hand brave stand,ns all, united we divided we fall. i was in a foxhole in 1983 when u.s. foxholes were unique -- interface, side-by-side, some sought you through religious faith and others found face in common cause and freedom's holy light. help us learn the truth i learned that day that if more foxholes and more people's made room for others, we would need far fewer foxholes and have more cause for faith. you've us strength to play -- to pray. join hands, brave americans all by united we stand by divided we fall and may we say amen. >> pursuant to section eight a of house resolution 820, the journal of the last days proceedings is approved. the chair will leave the house of the pledge of allegiance and invite others

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