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. this is not a problem. john: you know robert gates? eleanor: i sure do. john: and his memoir duty president obama proposed to cut half of $1.2 trillion of total cuts and d.o.d. represent

navy? >> you have challenged me to answer this from a broad perspective and when we talk about great power and competition, one of the things that defines a great power is that they can be competitive across a wide spectrum of national power. about greatk powers, i would say russia and china, they are able to participate and compete, not only militarily which sort we get focused on but also economically also from a diplomatic perspective they can compete in the information domain. spectruma much broader of engagement with these great powers. the military element -- certainly there is a security aspect what we do. we need to defend america and protect our vital interests around the world. one of them is protecting our access to markets and see lines of communication. those maritime superhighways over which 90% of our trade rights. we are a maritime nation and it has -- are consistent policy for the navy to protect our access to those markets so we can continue to prosper on a global scale. a

the administration does have a lot of support for the navy and navy programs. it was a lot of -- if you get past the delivery -- jill: yeah, yeah. chris: good. it was more "this is what we are doing for you." jill: and then he had a hit on the hill that we will take a look at. let's see what he had to say. richard carter: i do, -- i do have arter: serious problem. separating engineering from enya fracturing -- which is implied in this proposal -- could introduce problems from the phasech and engineering to these sustainment phase and that is, in fact, a frequent stumbling block for programs. isl: so, chris, what he talking about here is a proposal that would take r&d and separate that from manufacturing and programs. you report on this all the time. is that a problem? is there a risk with that concept? chris: separating r&d out from program acquisition is probably a pretty risky opposition for all of the reasons the secretary said, and frankly, even more. these programs spend a huge amount of money on r&d. aircraftle, the first carrier, the prices being develop

the egyptian navy has been threatened by militants. the egyptian navy is a very large navy. they have a large number of ships, sixth largest in the world. largest in the middle east. in the africa area. their ships will definitely be on scene in that area. they will start with directly below where that last radar blip was and they will spread out from there. i also mentioned that the u.s. navy has a fleet that's headquartered in naples, italy. when i was in the navy we had a constant presence in the mediterranean. the u.s. navy has a constant presence in the mediterranean and it would be likely that our ships will be supporting search and rescue effort. based on the small area this occurred in, the water as officials believe the plane ended up in the water somehow or parts of it, i think we will see evidence of that with all of the ship traffic in that region. >> yeah. and pretty quickly if there is that evidence i would imagine. we were talking about the temperature of the region. let's say it was a terrorist attack. what would you say as far as how often and how quickly do

the terps will face the winner of the navy/brown game next week. tight contest. navy down one. stays with the deflective pass and beats john. a four-goal two assist day. navy fighting back. one of five goals for the sophomore. cuts the lead to one. less than 30 seconds left. brown looking to close it out. connor makes the biggest of the 21 saves. 20 seconds left to score. just too far out of bounds. turnover, navy falls in a heart breaker, 11-10 final. >>> familiar face made a big

case i rhys, brings navy win one. he led the mids with five goals. they fall to brown 11 to 1067891 the redskins start otas this week, three days where the team is back together after an off of first round pick josh docks on.h in the interim kirk cousins says he and the team have beenee working on basically everything. i'm just trying to become their quarterback in every way.

he served as a navy seal, a member of the famed seal team 6. and on the night of may 1, 2011, he was a part of "operation neptune spear." as the second man through the door into the room where the world's most wanted terrorist was hiding, he fired the fateful shots that brought the biggest manhunt in world history to an end. his name is robert o'neill, and he is the man who killed usama bin laden. the face we are looking at is the last face that usama bin laden saw on earth. >> yeah, i mean, if it was light enough, i was definitely the last person he saw. >> you trained on targets with his face on them. >> mm-hmm. yeah. >> what was it like to kill the actual guy? >> it wasn't real. it was another guy in a house that we shot. it didn't sink in. it didn't sink in for a while. >> has it sunk in now? >> yeah, it has now. i've thought about it every day for a number of years. i'm still trying to figure out if it's the best thing i've ever done or the worst thing i've ever done. >> how could it be the best? >> we accomplished our mission, and i was a

navy is open to the public. it's located in the middle of the navy yard in washington, an active military installation, so there's an extra layer of security to go through. there are plans to relocate it to a more public face. next week, hospitals are for healing, but not all the time. medical mistakes kill nearly 100,000 people every year in the u.s. many of those medical mistakes are the result of doctors too tired and prone to error. >> there is substantial evidence that residents who are sleep deprived, particularly first-year residents, make more medical errors. and those medical errors can lead to ha sharyl: so why are some in the medical community pushing hard for doctors to work longer, more brutal shifts? next week on "full measure." tomorrow is memorial day. it is the day we remember and honor those who have died fighting for america. ♪ [taps plays] ♪ sharyl: it began as decoration day after the civil war, when ceremonies were still divided, north and south choosing different days to honor their fa

navy from around the world? admiral richardson: you have challenged me to answer this from a broad perspective, and when we talk about great power competition, one of the things that defines a great power is that they can be competitive, be a player across a wide spectrum of national power. so when we think about great powers, i would say russia and china, they are able to participate and compete not only in militarily, which sometimes we get focused on, i also economically, also from a diplomatic perspective, they can compete in the information domain, and so there is a much broader spectrum of engagement with these great powers. the military element certainly there is a security aspect of what we do. to defend america and protect our vital interests around the world. one of those vital interests is protecting access to markets, access to sea lines of communication. ,hose maritime super highways over which 90% of our trade rides, we are a maritime nation, and it has been our consistent policy for the navy to pr

navy s.e.a.l. in iraq. we have that for you next. >>> new this morning, new footage from the intense firefight against isis militants in iraq. the first look at the gun battle that killed a u.s. navy s.e.a.l. who was trying to save a member from an attack. we have jomana karadsheh live with that video. what do we know that killed the navy s.e.a.l., jomana? >> reporter: christine, this video obtained by britain's guardian newspaper gives you a glimpse into the intense battle that took place on tuesday. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: you can see and you can hear u.s. special operation forces there trying to fight back this isis assault. we also heard from colonel steve warren, the u.s. spokesperson in baghdad, telling reporters about this attack and how it unfolded on tuesday. he says that an advise and assist team was visiting. they had a meeting with the kurdish peshmerga forces in the town of teleskafa north of mosul. this is two miles back from the kurdish frontlines. at 7:30 a.m. local on tuesday, isis militan

my navy source tells me, the u.s. navy has ships in the area, they would most likely be moving toward the location to try to help with the search and rescue effort. >> at this point we know that greece is headed to that area to help. >> that would typically be a collaborative effort for navies in the region to see if there is the possibility of a rescue effort. obviously search to see what happened. the first thing that we'll probably find is something, some piece of the aircraft or the aircraft to let us know what may have happened. again, you mentioned that there were reports of what looked like fire in the air. usually, not to use a pun but where there is smoke, there's fire. >> and the french president has issued a statement. he is saying nothing can be ruled out as a possible cause. that according to the french prime minister there. the french prime minister ruling that nothing can be ruled out. that just causing the news wire there. so in terms of the amount of people that were on board, what do we know about th

congress agrees to fund, told above a navy and the french navy is now out of the equation, italy on top of that is with the axis. britain's navy is taking a pummeling. joseph kennedy is writing back from london. the assumption is the british are out of the equation. they for the money for the two ocean navy act, to have a navy equivalent in size of both japan and germany. this is a formidable program, a program that incidentally comes on tap really in 1943 in 1944, the enormous naval conglomerates which enables the americas to do a tacitly well, because to build a big ship takes a long time. the american military is preparing for a really difficult scenario. counterfactual's play a role, hitler, as it were, how should one describe it? hitler, who is essentially a man, i might use the term "mad" but that would be unfair on the insane. [laughter] mr. black: the problem is his brutal ideas of the racial recasting of the world. he also attacks the soviet union. people is a two, and it is a terrible mistake, well, you have to be more careful. the poles did it in napoleon did it. the attack o

very, very, very advanced navy. there have been past situations where miscalculations occurred where aircraft were shot out of the sky by ships in the water because they believed them to be hostile. i would point back to 1988, the u.s. vincennes did that with an iranian passenger plane. so there are a number of things that could have happened. the russian plane you mentioned, they believe there was a bomb on board that. then you look at malaysian 17 that was shot down over dou. >> there was at least one person, a americaen tile ship captain who uses the words "flame in the sky" the but i want to ask you what you were talking about, when that amount of security, there would be a high amount of traffic, you would think, a highly populated area, so you would think more than one person would have seen what happened if it was in fact an explosion. >> yeah, you know, very high trafficked area, but i think that if that actually did happen, we probably will hear reports of other witnesses that saw something in the sky at so

the terps will face the winner of the navy/brown game next week. tight contest. navy down one. stays with the deflective pass and beats john. a four-goal two assist day. navy fighting back. one of five goals for the sophomore. cuts the lead to one. less than 30 seconds left. brown looking to close it out. connor makes the biggest of the 21 saves. 20 seconds left to score. just too far out of bounds. turnover, navy falls in a heart breaker, 11-10 final. >>> familiar face made a big play in the nhl playoffs. >> st. louis, not once, but twice. the blues improved 6-0 in games. tonight, 6-3 win over san jose. in the process, commissary at two games a piece. cleveland cavaliers are no longer the only teams postseason without a loss. their unblemished record is 2-1 over the raptors. toronto and never let go. led the raptors 31 points in a 99-84 win. the mystics got their first win of the season as well. they beat connecticut, 84-7-6. congrats to them. >> thank you so much. good to see you. that wraps it up for us this evening. if i can get my words out. "saturday night live" is next.

congress agrees to fund, told -- built up a navy and the french navy is now out of the equation, italy on top of that is with the axis. britain's navy is taking a pummeling. joseph kennedy is writing back from london. the assumption is the british are out of the equation. they vote the money for the two ocean navy act, to have a navy equivalent in size of both japan and germany. this is a formidable program, a which incidentally comes on tap really in 1943 in 1944, the enormous naval conglomerates which enables the americas to do well, because to build a big ship takes a long time. the american military is preparing for a really difficult scenario. counterfactuals play a role, hitler, as it were, how should one describe it? hitler, who is essentially a man, i might use the term "mad" but that would be unfair on the insane. apart from his brutal ideas of the racial recasting of the world, he also attacks the soviet union. people say, to attack the soviet , it is a terrible mistake. the attack on the soviet union that is the block formed and by that very act , weakens the opposition to t

as they pass by the sky tower.oe a navy parachuter us what it ist all about. i lived in a small town in michigan and never had an opportunity to interact with the navy. gives us a chance to l come to new york and tell them a a little bit about what we do. it gives us the opportunity to shed some light on our jobs.. they a new lightweight robot control robot.obo others had a chance to play ticktacktoe with navy deep see divers capable of staying underwater for six hours at at a time and then there are the marines. i tried on i held the m4 rival, marines are expected to fight with 115 pounds worth of beer. all ol those events highlighting hig memorial weekend a chance for ur to remember those who diedho serving our country and our military while honor those whoho continue to do so. in new jersey, bryan llenas, fox news. last week you can definitely feel the love in the air and the heart it was all towards a young classmate batting what is terminal cancer. low ''s special day. talk about a grand entrance. en that six year old low ' williams first time riding in a

congress agrees to fund, told above a navy and the french navy is now out of the equation, italy on top of that is with the axis. britain's navy is taking a pummeling. joseph kennedy is writing back from london. the assumption is the british are out of the equation. they for the money for the two ocean navy act, to have a navy equivalent in size of both japan and germany. , as is a formidable program program that incidentally comes in 1944,ally in 1943 the enormous naval conglomerates which enables the americas to do buildtly well, because to a big ship takes a long time. the american military is preparing for a really difficult scenario. counterfactual's play a role, hitler, as it were, how should one describe it? hitler, who is essentially a mad" i might use the term " but that would be unfair on the insane. [laughter] mr. black: the problem is his brutal ideas of the racial recasting of the world. he also attacks the soviet union. people is a two, and it is a terrible mistake, well, you have to be more careful. it in napoleon did it. the attack on the soviet union destroys the blocky

never had the opportunity to enter act with the navy as well as the military in general and the fleet week gives us an opportunity to come, talk to the citizens of new york, tell them a little little bit about our job and what we do as far as the rest of the navy. it just gives us that opportunity to shed some light in our jobs. >> reporter: meantime u.s. navy showing off their gadgets to kids and families like sub v a new remote controlled robot used for bomb defection and risky missions. other has a chance to play tick tack toe with navy deep sea divers capable of staying underwater for six hours at a time and then there are the marines. i tried on some of their gear as held. m4 rival marines are expected to fight with about 115 pounds worth of gear. all of those events highlighting memorial day weekend a chance for us to remember those who died serving our country and our military while honoring those who continue to do so. in new jersey, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> in less than nine weeks delegates will converge on philadelphia for the democratic national convention. >> that has o

navy has assets in the mediterranean. the sixth fleet is located in naples. and official tells me u.s. navy vessels would most likely be moving towards the area to help with the search and rescue effort. when you have so many militaries in the area, radars in the area it is likely once we start having some piece of evidence as to what happened, a piece of an aircraft, they will start to piece together using other levels, other intelligence, satellite imagery and other sources of intelligence. nicolmac what is the next step? we have the search and rescue underway, we looking at the data but what is the next step? >> to make sure we are securing any aircraft. make sure this is not something we could see more of. you want to try to prevent any future activity whatever this is, we don't know if it was terror related at this point and there is getting the search and rescue effort underway, if there might be survivors you want to find them but also figure out where the aircraft is and the investigation. also there may be witnesses, so many ships in that area, the c

navy federal credit union. >> welcome back to "defense news" and our innovation segment. sandbox is an android and i.o.s. app for service members, veterans and families that makes it easier for the military community to stay in ones.with loved i sat down with the c.e.o. a former marine to find out how off the grounds. >> really it started in the marine corps. hey were looking for family redness platform and general smith and i got together and how can we create a better solution for the entire community. >> from idea to actually getting off the ground you told me you are not a developer. how did you make this happen? was quite a crazy roller coaster and still is. trying to t understand what the key pinpoints were and build the around that. effectively it was taking the organizational structure of wrapping it in a secure user experience framework akin to the mobile user. development started initially looking toward development houses in new york overseas but what we realized is we needed to develop in-house

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navy seals charlie keating was killed during a battle with isis forces in iraq. and leicester city beat 5,000 to one odds to win the premiere league soccer title for the first time in 132 years. here are the sights and sounds of the past seven days. >> the u.s. navy seal killed in iraq identified as 31-year-old charlie keating iv. >> everyone here at the white house, include the first family, extends our condolences. >> parntsz in detroit could be scrambling for a stkd day after the union leaders called for the schools to be closed again. >> nobody should be asked to work and not get paid. >> the two last ones they're hanging by their fintertips. they're choke ago don't let me fall! don't let me fall!" >> we left it all on the field in indiana. we gave it everything we've got, but the voters chose another path. >> rose: obama takes on trump at the corresponds' dinner. >> and truch is here. and donald trump is here. still. >> are you ready for donald trump? i mean, he's unlike any other candidate? >> i think he is a loose cannon, and loose cannons tend to misfire.

petty officer nellsn was a navy seal who served a tour of duty in iraq. on his 2011 tour in afghanistan he was killed when his vehicle instruct an explosive device. friends and family remember him as a cherished teammate and loving husband and father. petty officer nelson made a great sacrifice by giving his life in the service of his country so i urge members to honor his sacrifice by naming a post office in his honor. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from michigan. mrs. lawrence: i would like to yield two minutes to the sponsor of this bill, mr. ashford. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. ashford: i thank my colleague and thank the chairman of the committee and rank -- and ranking member for helping us get this legislation through today. i would also thank my fellow nebraska congressman, congressman fortenberry and congressman smith, for their co-sponsorship of this important legislation. today i stand with a heavy heart and great pride to honor the life and legacy of omaha native caleb ne

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 right you have the detonator. on the far right we believe is the actual switch. so if they're able to bring down, if we tak

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they also had orders from the department of the navy they were to operate solely under navy beholdenhey were not in any way, shape, or form two orts worth or carberry anyone -- wadsworth or carberry or anyone else. it set up a command problem. flowed in,ne forces wadsworth decided to launch naval guns -- if you go to pattison park, you will see the naval cannons. it is half a mile off. it is closer to the seashore than the party position was. you had the naval guns, two big 18 counters. of course, wadsworth had no gunners. no one who knew how to handle cannons at all. he had to get john kagan to handle these guns. lieutenant kagan looked at the colonel and he said, sir, i'm not engineer -- an engineer. i'm a sailor. but when you put a gun on a slope and the gun is here and you shoot it, wouldn't it roll down the hill? wadsworth said, no, what it will do is give you more trajectory. leave them where they are. he said, sir, i really think they are going to roll down the hill. what's ritz said, i'm telling you, leave them where they are. okey-dokey. the hill goes down right down to the wat

they also had orders from the department of the navy that they were to operate solely under navy orders. in anyre not beholden way, shape, or form to wadsworth or anyone else from the army. it set up an unusual chain of command problem. as the reinforcements flowed in, wadsworth decided to mount several large naval guns on carriages at the top of the hill . in patterson park you will see a canon. it is .5 miles off. it is closer to the seashore than where the artillery position was. you have the naval guns, 18 pounders. wadsworth had no gunners. no one who knew how to handle a canon. he had to borrow sailors. 'se lieutenant from barney galley demanded these guns. they are positioned on the hill. he looked at the kernel and said .sir, i am not an engineer i am a sailor. when you put a gun on a slope, and the gun is here, and you shoot it, won't it roll down a hill?" wadsworth said it would give you more trajectory, leave them where they are. he said sir, i really think they are going to roll down the hill. wadsworth said, leave them where they are. okey-dokey. the marines but their guns

then is for all of the racist and ignorant people boycotting old navy. another one from our family to yours, thank you, families like ours will continue to succeed and grow in numbers. >> yes. >> well, a lot of people say turn me around, i've never been to an old navy store, this ad makes me want to go to one. >> i could put my family there, hello. i really thought, you know, i didn't think we were totally past it. >> no. >> and of course the negative haters will get more attention. >> yes. >> because it is so ridiculous. but here we are, 2016. >> you do you have us who wrote the negative stuff, old navy doesn't want you in their stores. >> yes and you won't stop what's happening. it would just be nice to say oh, look, there is a family, and not care what color they are. >> focus on the positive responses that it got. >> and not to the latest. >> can we see if jen, she really believes, a guy who chops on the tv foot ned work show. jen, what are you making? >> did i it once, i did it once. don't burn our butter, baby. me and big berry, we won't burn our b

navy. today, we saw a team of elite navy parachuters, known as the leapfrogs, jump from an mh-53 helicopter, or sea dragon, hovering 5,000 feet overhead. the parachuters, many navy smo that spectators can take in the spectacular falls. one even attaching an american flag in honor of those who serve and continue to serve in our nation's military. a pair of mh-60s also flying past the new york skyline. an incredible site as they propelled by the one world trade center. the marines roped down in full gear. >> i lived in a small town in michigan. never had an opportunity to interact with the navy, or the military in general. fleet week gives us an opportunity to talk to the citizens of new york, tell them a little bit about our job, what we do as well as the rest of the navy. it gives us that opportunity to shed some light in our job. >> reporter: in the hudson river, the coast guard came to the rescue, jumping in and demonstrating a mock search and rescue mission. unbelievable. the marines all

scott mcdonald from our new haven affiliate shares his story. >> flashlight reflected off the gold navy seal. >> reporter: it's been over a decade since anyone climbed into the attic at chris funk's home in seymour. >> then i opened up the box and found all the other stuff. >> reporter: letter, documents, pictures. >> i guess they give to the parents that he was accepted into the navy. >> reporter: a navy sailor's story. >> raymond frances harrigan. >> reporter: a plaque from time serving on board a submarine, the "uss hundley." he has letters back home to seymour. >> i'm up on deck, first time today. the water is as an ink blue, a grassy green where it's broken up by the screwsrd world war ii and korean war had ended and vietnam hadn't begun. >> out here the air is clear and everything just seems to stop. it gives you a chance to really think, think about the things that have happened. >> reporter: also tucked away in the box, family portraits, an acceptance letter to a choir school. >> really important pieces of one connecticut family a history. >> reporter: chris went to the town hal

when he joined the navy sea dad est program he wanted to be a navy seal one day. one day he came home and said mom i want to be a marine the best of the best. 10 days from graduating from high school he was gone he went into the marines. >>reporter: just months later transfers was on his way to the middle east. >> went straight over to iraq. >>reporter: she talked to him twice while he was gone. >> the last time i talked to him was on march 17th, st. patrick's day he called that was the last time i got to talk to him. >> what did he tell you was he happy? >> he was he loved it. he said mom you know things are scared he over here. he said i've watched a few of my friends being blown away. he said but i'm not scared and he said we've been giving kids candy in the marketplace. he said that's just so rewarding he loved doing that. >>reporter: then came that day in april of 2004. >> i get out of my car and i'm talking to a couple of neighbors and i look up and three marines came around the end of the building and i just lost it. i totally knew what they were there to t

an old navy ad sparks a twitter war. the reaction and why the bay area company is standing its ground. ,, months. now local scientiste scrambling to fight it. doctors have dis >>> some health officials predict zika virus could hit the bay area in months and now local scientists are scrambling to fight it. doctors have discovered fetal problems in up to 30% of pregnant women who have zika. and now researchers from uc- berkeley, ucsf and private companies are studying the virus in secure labs. one team produced a dna map of the mosquito that spread zika. another group is studying how it invades a pregnant woman's placenta. >> understand which cells are most infected and most importantly how we can prevent that infection. >> we all want to, you know, produce something that's very helpful to people. >> fortunately many experts believe the united states won't see a pandemic of zika, only localized outbreaks. >>> old navy isn't backing down after sharp criticism of their latest ad featuring a happy family which is interracial.

when he joined the navy sea cadet program, he thought, i will be a navy seal one day. when he got to high school the marines would come to recruit. one day he said, i want to be a marine, the best of the best. 10 days after graduating from high school, he was gone and went into the marines. >> reporter: just months later he was on his way to the middle east. >> he went straight over to iraq. >> reporter: she talked to him twice while he was god. >> the last time i talked to him was on march 17. that was the last time i got to talk to him. >> reporter: was a happy? >> he was. he loved it. he said, mom, things are scary. i've watched a few of my friends being blown away but, i'm not scared. he said, we've been giving kids candy in the marketplace which is rewarding. >> reporter: then came that day in april of then came that day in april 2004. >> i get out of my car and i'm talking to some neighbors. i look up and three marines came around the end of the building and i just lost it. i totally knew what they were there to tell me. they told me he had been killed in iraq an

navy, the u.s. marines and the u.s. coast guard. incredible day of events. today a team of elite navy parachuters known as leap frogs jump from an mh-53 helicopter, known as sea dragon, hovering 5,000 feet overhead. active navy s.e.a.l.s using smoke grenades and one even attaching an american flag in honor of those who serve the country and continue to serve in our nation's military. a pair of seahawks also flying past the new york skyline today. an incredible sight as they propel by 1 world trade center. marines roped down in full gear. a navy s.e.a.l. parachuter telling us what fleet week is all about to him. listen. >> i lived in a small town in michigan. never had the opportunity to interact with the navy as well as the military in general. and fleet week gives us an opportunity to come, talk to citizens of new york, tell them a little bit about our job, what we do as well as the rest of the navy. it just gives us the opportunity to shed some light in our jobs. >> reporter: meantime, the u.s. navy showing off their gadgets to kids and families like a sug

i mean just got that sweet ride with a great rate from navy federal. i was not about to let anything happen to her. just looking out for my wingman. he's still in training. open to the armed forces, the dod and their families. navy federal credit union. >> welcome back to defense news. i wanted to continue. i know you attended the special operations forces exhibition and there was a lot of talk about cooperation in the region. >> everyone wants to cooperate. was the theme of the conference and a lot of cooperation is going on not only in the overt battle, but covertly. and with covert partners, i might add. cooperation is key . how effectively this can be implemented is an open issue. >> challenges and information sharing, can that really unite them in terms of the fight? >> they train a lot of special forces at a special training site. as you suggested, it is very difficult. not only operationally, but politically. today's friends can be tomorrow's foes. ago, the syrians were considered allies and a common fight against terror and of course the jordan

navy but other militaries. it will take a couple days to look what they have from satellite imagery and sensors and signals intelligence and what they can share they will. bill: it is still a big ocean out there and locating this and trying to pinpoint is not easy. but the p-3 orion, that has the ability as you describe it to look down through the depth of water, correct? >> it is an excellent for platform for looking for something in the water and excellent platform to try to find this debris and try to assist in locating it. but again, you know there will be a number of different assets in the area. i believe that if, asked the u.s. navy will support with air assets as well. we saw a lot of this in the support for the missing malaysian aircraft. u.s. navy is almost always willing to help and assist in search-and-rescue effort. bill: one more question, as a pilot, when you hear there are numerous assets in the area, radar assets, what does that mean for this search? what does it mean for trying to find and ans

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in the end, the navy rescues almost everyone it finds. this afternoon, the rescue ship arrived here in sicily. the survivors of the shipwreck are lucky to be alive. they will believe that they owe their lives to the italian rescuers who picked them from the sea and who have now brought them to dry land. the captain led the rescue. i asked him to describe what happened. >> we needed to throw into the water as much things as we could. whatever was able to float, we sent it into the water, so that people were able to catch it and grab on it and stay alive. james: italy will question the survivors further. who, if anyone, was steering the migrant boat? might anyone still be missing? the country's navy is still at work in the mediterranean. these pictures shot earlier today show migrants waving for -- wading for their lives from a half submerged craft. at least 30 bodies were recovered. james reynolds, bbc news, sicily. laura: for more on how to crack down on the smugglers and contain this crisis, i spoke a brief time ago with an admiral, form

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navy commander says the u.s. will challenge what it considers to be excessive maritime claims in the south china sea. the u.s. navy's seventh fleet flagship, "uss blue ridge" made a port call in shanghai on friday for military exchange. fleet commander joseph aucoin spoke to the navy about operations in the south china sea. >> we will sail and operate wherever international law allows. we do challenge excessive maritime claims. >> his comments were apparently in response to china's increased maritime activity in the region. beijing officials last month rejected a u.s. aircraft carrier's request to make a port call in hong kong. the commander said the navys of both countries will not let that minor disagreement damage their relationship. aucoin stressed the importance of deepening u.s./china military exchange. the chinese navy plans to participate in a massive u.s.-led multinational drill this year. china took part in the exercise two years ago. >>> myanmar's defacto leader, aung san suu kyi, has visited neighbori

. >> the nave of a he man in charge of protecting our navy fired. >> the navy saying it no longer has confidence in him. >> the new developments that are coming in. >> this comes nearly four months after this incident which was an embarrassment for the u.s. command der eric rash was head over the crew that drifted into the waters after they had issues. they were taken prisoners. you remember this video they were taken by iranian forces showing american forces on their knees with their hands behind their heads. this interaction with one of the guards once they were taken to a prison on farsi island. >> we apologize for our mistake. the iranian behavior was fantastic we thank you for your hospitality and assistance. >> we had no problems, sir. >> rash was the executive officer of the group at the time. he has been relieved of duty and reassigned after failing to provide effective leadership which the navy said led to complacency and failure to have standards in the unit. others are likely to follow as the navy completes it goes investigation expected at the end of this month. >> garrett

so far, old navy's post generated tens of thousands of likes, retweets, and trolls. one person tweeting absolutely disgusting. what's next? gender neutral bathrooms? pedpedophilia prop propaganda? others posted love and support showing pictures of their own interracial families. >> if you fall in love with someone of a different color, it doesn't matter. >> reporter: in san francisco, cate caugurian, kpix5. >> so we talked to an old navy rep who says the clothing chain has a proud history of championing diversity. >>> tonight, the fda is warning about a prescription drug that can cause uncontrollable urges like gambling, eating, having sex, shopping. it is called abilify. the fda says the impulse reactions are rare, but they do happen. >>> scary new prediction tonight about the zika virus. it could be here in the bay area in a matter of months. only on 5 tonight, allen martin finds out how bay area scientists are racing to stop it. >> reporter: spread with just a bite or through sex, the notorious zika virus may be more dangerous than we imagined. just ask the scient

the death of a navy s.e.a.l. recruit. the incident happened during a pool exercise in the recruit's first week of training. trace gallagher joins us now live with more on that tough story, trace. >> very rough. this happened at the navy s.e.a.l. training facility off the coast of san diego. 21-year-old james derek lovelace who went by derek was doing a pool exercise where you tread water in camouflage uniform with a dive mask. as fox news documented a few years ago, we all know s.e.a.l. training is extraordinarily rigorous. but what's unusual in this case is that this was simply meant to get students kind of familiar with the pool, kind of a confidence building exercise. the navy says the safety observers actually saw that derek lovelace was having trouble so they pulled him over to the side of the pool and they noticed that he passed out. they called 911, tried to resuscitate him but they could not. he was taken to a hospital off the navy base where he was later pronounced dead. lovelace graduated from boot camp

navy, coast guard, and the marines. today a team of elite navy parachuters known as the leapfrogs jumped from an m-853 helicopter or sea dragon, hovering overhead. the parachuters using smoke grenades highlighting their spectacular falls. a pair of m-860s or seahawks also flying past the new york skyline today, an incredible sight. the seahawks landing in front of the crowd asthma rihanna -- as parachuted. >> i never had the opportunity to interact with the navy, as well as the military in general. and the fleet week gives us an opportunity to come, talk to the citizens of new york, tell them a little bit about our job, what we do, as well as the rest of the navy. it gives us that opportunity to shed some light in our jobs. >> reporter: the marines allowed the crowd and myself to hold the m-4 rifle. its new lightweight bomb detection robot while others played tic tac toe with navy deep sea divers. a spectacular memorial day weekend honoring those who died and those who continue to serve in our nation's military. laura?

to put us on a path to a 308-ship navy. we need to do more to ensure we have the capability to keep pace with the going and changing threats. this bill adds three new ships, a thirdly toreal combat ship. funding to have a destroyer and resources to add an amphibious ship. the bill has another area of good bipartisan work is in the area of our underseas' forces. it includes a measure that i pushed forward to continue a build rate through the 20 20's to provide the capabilities that our leaders are pleading for. and funds the ohio replacement submarine and continue our bipartisan work to strengthen the fund to support this program outside of the regular ship building account. we provide this fund with new authorities to save additional funds during the course of building the ohio class program, perhaps as much as 10% on components like missile tubes on top of the billions of savings that were shown to garner in the congressional budget research office. this is a downpayment on the additional naval capabilities and capacity th

one is a air force fighter pilot, one is a navy seal my husband was in the navy. my father-in-law was major jenna the marines. so i look at this as to what we need to do to be sure we continue to have the strongest military in the world, and one thing is we have to integrate women into each and every place within our military. i went to what's called the fob, forward operating bases in afghanistan, iraq, a lot of the places where there was -- when you go to a ford operate -- a forward operating base you were out where the ie ds and you we are in the throes of war, and i talked to a number of women, talked to female translators, and what is difficult if you were one of two women on a forward operating base, or one woman on a forward operating base, it's something i think we really need to have focused on in a better way to be sure -- you need to have that -- 20% but you're not going to get 20% but you need more than one or two. i can remember people that i talked to quite a bit, one woman in particular that said when she was on a forward operating base she would le