navy. it is always a pleasure to welcome our speaker back to the smithsonian, craig symonds has several outstanding programs in the past several years on topics related to u.s. naval history. craig symonds is professor of history emeritus of the u.s. naval academy, the first to win a naval academy excellence in teaching award in 1988 and excellence in research award which was won in 1998. in addition he served as the academy's history department chair from 1988 to 1992 and received department of navy's superior civilian service metal three in times. prior to coming from the naval academy was professor of strategy at the u.s. naval war college in newport, rhode island from 1971 to 1974 and royal naval college in dartmouth, england in 1994 to 1995. he is the author or editor of 26 books including prize-winning biography is the of josephine johnson and franklin buchanan has well as american heritage history of the battle of gettysburg published in 2001. his book decision at sea, five naval bat

the navy stood up in 2015. navy cyber security division to provide a strategic approach to the cybersecurity and oversee the cyber resiliency investments. this budget includes an increase of $370 million over the fit-up across a spectrum of cyber programs including to significant improvements in the department's cyber posture. to address the imperative to increase agility, the department proposes in this budget a single streamed line department wide approach to innovation in a rapid prototype program that will field urgent technological advances to the fleet within 24 months. we intend to work closely with the congress on a framework of governance and congressional oversight that ensures effective and efficient use of the rain id prototyping funds. budget provides $55 million in fy-17 for the rapid prototyping initiative. finally, the navy continues strong r & d investment in energy initiatives to provide a more energy efficient and operationally effective navy and marine corps. the fy-17 base budget request fu

they dominated the navy. the highest guy in the navy was a commodore. the south vietnamese army dominated. they used the river force for transportation. they did not use them for patrol or assault. they were misused, if you will. they fought long and hard. at the end of the war, the war was lost on land. both invasions from north vietnam. the rivers remained secure or almost until the very end. the mekong delta was secure almost until the very end. until saigon fell. we had a strong unions who provided destroyers for coastal bombardment patrol. that was about it for allied support, at least in the rivers. no other questions? >> thank you so much on behalf of all of us at the navy memorial. for your service and all you have done to record the navy history of the conflict in vietnam. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> since we do not have the book to sign, i do have some stickers we could have the author sign and you could paste them in your book. let me know. thank you. >> this weekend, the c-span cities to her takes you to greenville, south carolina.

navy in 2002. in this american artifact, we will observe the ceremony and learn the history of the monitor and the efforts to identify the remains of recovered sailors. we spoke after the burial with david hallberg, superintendent of the monitor national marine sanctuary. mr. alberg: i'm responsible for the daily management and protection and long-range preservation of the shipwreck that was 16 miles off of cape hatteras, north carolina. ultimately my job is about managing the sanctuary which protects the shipwreck, america's first marine section rate established in 1975 to protect the wreck of the monitor. today ceremony was a culmination of more than a decade's worth of work. it started in 2002 when the remains of two u.s. sailors were recovered from the uss monitor by navy divers. those remains of been in hickam air force base in hawaii at the joint pow mia accounting command. they have been working to identify these two men have returned to their families. although they got great information on

michelle kosinski has the story. 3 as a navy seal, edward byers jr. is no stranger to danger. the night of december 8th, 2012 brought plenty of it. (edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient): "the mission that night was a hostage rescue mission. so to us that means it's a no-fail mission. our objective - our goal - is to bring back an american hostage alive."and that, he and other seals did, rescuing doctor dilip joseph who the taliban in afghanistan had been holding captive for jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient): "it was at that point that i engaged the person i was on top of and jumped off the guy i was on and onto the doctor who was about three or four or maybe five feet away from me to my right."for his heroic effort, president obama is awarding byers america's highest military honor.(edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient): "it wasn't until he called and i got to speak to him thata& and he said, "congratulations. i looked at your reward and i'm approving you to receive the congressional medal of honor." that's when it's like - ok, this i

including at navy r-o-t-c units on college campuses. sot shane condon/naval academy junior "i had never done it before, never seen it before, never imagined i would be doing it." these midshipmen told us they re on board. sot katie lazzeri/naval academy junior "you never know what )s going to happen. you want to be prepared for the worst case scenario." "q mark albert : is there ever a day in the future when you think the navy will eliminate it again? a caleb handy : i hope not. its a maritime tradition that could be a mark albert, cbs news, annapolis, maryland. a chilly start but a mild finish to the weekend....we re expecting quite a chilly start to the weekend. morning temperatures on saturday will be in the upper 20s and lower 30s. by afternoon, highs will only rise into the mid 40s. but on sunday, we )ll see a nice warm up. west- southwest winds will help boost our high temperatures into the lower 60s. the best part of the weekend forecast, though, is that we )re not expecting any rain! we )ll see plenty of sunshine on both saturda

he was a navy seal. let me guess. adam werner was, too. yeah. werner was the seal team leader, dolan was his number 2. their unit was part of jsoc. which missions were in 2000? uh, only one. operation dorado falls. see what you c find out about it. will do. definitely. that changes the profile. how so? navy seals are screened carefully for vulnerability to ptsd. they're resistant to it. so why would a trained navy seal kill his commanding officer and his own parents? i don't know, but it's gonna be a lot harder to find him. very few people on this planet are capable of stopping him. luke dolan just evaded a roadblock near his wife's house. they searched the surrounding area. there's no sign of him. did you notice any recent changes in luke's behavior? i saw him friday afternoon when he dropped ally off. he was fine. did he ever mention dorado falls? no. what is that? a mission he was on. he didn't share that part of his life with me. is that why you two separated? he's a good man and a wonderful father, but i always felt he was more married to t

--know the navy has a day the navy has a big fight. the secretary has come out and said we are only going to buy fewer of those. he said that could save billions of dollars, which would end up back in other naval programs. some of these things are being delayed, some of them are being cut. vago: what is the review from congress so far? there have some that expressed concern about this. aaron: you have members of the armed service committee, both house and senate, who are both in favor of defense spending. -- they areng fighting a couple of different battles. and there's a whole question about how much money is going to be put into it. -- under bb eight, the the act that was come out -- the act that cannot last year -- us about the -- are there any clear trends we can see? aaron: the thing we are watching to see is if anything in the base budget moves in. that has been in -- been an issue for a couple of years. interest with congress clearly seen more money, it will be interesting to see if there is r&d that is potential to get in there

commander mchale of the united states navy. i have just received word of japanese action at sucarra and i'm commandeering this boat, government orders. - step aside, buster. this is united stated navy. - didn't you hear? united states navy. - let's make contact in the pacific, sir. rendezvous is at 1300. - right. - how is mack? - fine, fine, just got a new hat. - board the boat. board the boat. - monsieur, i... - admiral nimitz sends his regrets. he cannot join us on this mission. he says keep your powder dry. - good old chester. - just a minute here, commander. - mchale, of the united states navy. now, don't interfere with invasion operations. - sir, british reinforcements are on the way. churchill sends you this. - stonewall jackson sends his best. - stonewall-- board the boats! start the engine. - but monsieur-- - give the orders not to start until after we leave. bye. - stonewall jackson? - wait for me! - it's all right, he's one of us. it's president roosevelt's special messenger. i'll see you get the [indistinct] - ok, ti

navy is open to the public and is located in the middle of the navy yard in washington dc, which is an active military installation, so there is an extra layer of security to go through. there are plans to relocate it to a more public place. next week on "full measure" -- we'll have results of a shocking investigation into the cost of medical services and how they vary wildly from place to place, even sometimes within the same city. the difference can be thousands the exact same procedure. with more patients paying out of pocket, we'll show you why it makes sense to shop around, but also reveal how difficult that can be. that's it for this week. thank you for watching. i'm sharyl attkisson. until next time, we'll be searching for more stories that and in depth look at the people and events that shape our community.this is iowa in focus.this week -- iowa's caucus winners get tested in experts say came out the strongest.we take a deeper look at the epidemic speading across the united states -- and the local effort to stop it. welcome to iowa in focus -- where we're giving context to what

navy is open to the public and is located in the middle of the navy yard in washington dc, which ian there is an extra layer of security to go through. there are plans to relocate it to a more public place. next week on "full measure" -- we'll have results of a shocking investigation into the cost of medical services and how they vary wildly from place to place, even sometimes within the same city. the difference can be thousands or even ten thousand dollars for the exact same procedure. with more patients paying out of pocket, we'll show you why it makes sense to shop around, but also reveal how difficult that can be. that's it for this week. thank you for watching. i'm sharyl attkisson. until next time, we'll be searching for more stories that hold powers accountable. ♪ >>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. battle for the bench. justice antonin scalia, conservative legend, dies at 79. the fight to fill his seat already under way. >> i plan to nominate a successor. >> it's up to mitch mcconnell and everybody else to stop it. it's called delay, delay, de

navy is open to the public and is located in the middle of the navy yard in washington dc, which is an active military installation, so there is an extra layer of security to go through. there are plans to relocate it to a more public place. next week on "full measure" -- we'll have results of a shocking investigation into the cost of medical services and how they vary wildly from place to place, even sometimes within the same city. the difference can be thousands or even ten thsand dollars for the exact same procedure. with more patients paying out of pocket, we'll show you why it makes sense to shop around, but also reveal how difficult that can be. that's it for this week. until next time, we'll be searching for more stories that alex: it's time to get "real green." in this episode, housing construction takes on a new vision. a newly built eco-friendly house is an example of using the latest green home technology and design. robert: everywhere you look, there are features that have carefully. it's like a museum. alex: and expanding the use of wood fuel as an alternative to gas and o

edward byers jr. , navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "nick was... he embodied what it means to be an american hero. he will forever be remembered in the pages of history for the sacrifices he made."plenty of people are calling byers a hero as well, but his young daughter might not be one of them. edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "my ughter knows that i daddy, and she loves me just for that. if you talk to her one- on-one she ll tell you the five different nicknames she has for me, and i don t think one of them includes hero."the magnitude of the moment isn )t lost on everyone though - especially mom. edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "when i called my mom that night and told

forecast ioc for the navy variance is fy 21. finally the procurement quantities for mq1 tritan reflect accelerated buys in 2017. in weapons procurement, a net increase of 53 weapons. the navy begins procurement in fy 17 of two new missiles, the joint air-to-ground missile and the long-range antiship missile. a multi-service air launch missile will be used with an ioc of fy 19. in other aircraft weapons the advanced extended range have been refined driving the addition of a technology maturation and risk reduction phase. this missile sl expected to be completed operational testing in early fy 24. in ship board weapons, tomahawk missiles were increased until the session in-line funding starts. the navy's initial buy of long boat hellfire begins in fy 17. overall while weapons procurement decreases over the fit-up this budget invests $11.5 billion over that same time frame to develop new weapons that place adversaries at risk including the next generation land attack weapon, the offensive antisurface weapon increment 2, standard mi

navy is open to the public and is located in the middle of the navy yard in washington dc, which is an active military installation, so there is an extra layer of security to go through. there are plans to relocate it to a more public place. next week on "full measure" -- we'll have results of a shocking investigation into the cost of medical services and how they vary wildly from place to place, even sometimes within the same city. the difference can be thousands or even ten thousand dollars for the exact same procedure. with more patients paying out of pocket, we'll show you why it makes sense to shop around, but also reveal how difficult that can be. that's it for this week. until next time, we'll be searching for more stories that man: around the world the lives of the poor are improved. in country after country, driven by their own initiative, ordinary people are rising out of poverty. disease, environmental harm, and deadly conflict. and in this age of information overload, dire forecasts are more likely to get headlines than any quiet revolution for the good. but what we are abo

now with high-tech threats, the navy is bringing it back. a sextant unlike gps cannot be tampered with electral in this age of cyber attacks and cyber warfare? >> i wouldn't call it a fear but i would say it is a potential threat. >> it is not just the naval academy. the navy is bringing back celestial navigation, fleet- wide. including at navy rotc units, at college campuses. >> i had never done it before. i never seen it. i never imagined i would be doing it. >> these midshipmen told us they are on board. >> you never know what will happen and you want to be there for the worst case scenario. >> is there ever a day in the future you think the navy will eliminate it again? >> i hope not. >> it is a maritime tradition that could be a life saver in this brave new world. mark albert, cbs news, annapolis, maryland. >> now the naval academy midshipmen get three hours of instruction and classroom in the lab and get to practice on the water. they will be loaned the sextants to use. they won't have to buy their own. the quality sextants can cost ab

navy is open to the public and is located in the middle of the navy yard in washington dc, which is an active military installation, so there is an extra layer of security to go through. there are plans to relocate it to a more public place. next week on "full measure" -- we'll have results of a shocking investigation into the cost of medical services and how they vary wildly from place to place, even sometimes within the same city. the difference can be thousands or even ten thousand dollars for the exact same procedure. with more patients paying out of pocket, we'll show you why it makes sense to shop around, but also reveal how difficult that can be. thank you for watching. i'm sharyl attkisson. until next time, we'll be searching for more stories that ouncer) >>from the nation's capitol, "eye on washington with marilee joyce." a weekly discussion about the federal issues most important to nevada. and now, here's marilee joyce. >> and good day to you. i'm marilee joyce and this is "eye on washington," the only statewide nevada news program produced in washington, d.c. every week "ey

navy is open to the public and is located in the middle of the navy yard in washington dc, which is an active military instataation, so there is an extra layer of security to go through. there are plans to relocate it to a more public place. next week on "full measure" -- we'll have results of a shocking investigation into the cost of medical services and how they vary wildly from place to place, even sometimes within the same city. the difference can be thousands or even ten thousand dollars for the exact same procedure. with more patients paying out of pocket, we'll show you why it makes sense to shop around, but can be. that's it for this week. thank you for watching. i'm sharyl attkisson. until next time, we'll be searching for more stories that >> dickerson: welcome book i'm john dickerson in greenville, south carolina, where a republican debate was held. beer back now with more from senator bernie sanders on the democratic race. senator sanders before we get back to the political questions president's replacement for antonin scalia what do you think will happen? he's going to nom

navy is open to the public and is located in the middle of the navy yard in washingtgt dc, whichchs an acacve military installation, so there is an extra layer of security to go through. there are plans to relocate it to a more public place. next week on "full measure" -- we'll have results of a shocking investigation into the cost of medical services and how they vary wildly from place to place, even sometimes within the same city. the difference can be thousands or even ten thousand dollars for the exact same procedudu. with more patients paying ououof pocket, we'll show you why it kes sense to shop arnd, but also reveal how difficult that can be" that's it for this week. thank you for watching. i'm sharyl attkisson. until next time, we'll be searching for more stories that >> today, a l lend returns from retirement. a world champion bucking bull's back. >> do you wt to see explosive? >> best season is young. >> he steps up. >> the risk remains the same dangerous gameme the challenge is a world title. >> j.b. mauney mauney, you need to take notice. >> the world's top 15 cowboys face-

also, artifacts from the uss los angeles, a navy cruiser. we have a yearbook on loan from the navy. given out at the end of the ploy meant about the ship. we have a sailors swimsuit that korea.d wear in this is to give you a taste of what is to come throughout the exhibit as you go through. some of the key things that happened, that are synonymous with the war. have a lot of art featuring helicopters and fighter jets. the u.s. was really far behind the soviet union when the korean war broke out. we were using a lot of planes that were used in world war ii. they really do move quickly to catch up with the red army. we have a lot of focusing on new planes that were invented, making debuts in korea. the helicopter was widely used as well. it is large-scale for the first time. there are a lot of famous people who fought in korea in the fighter jets, including a of the original astronauts like neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, john glenn, and the baseball hall of famer ted williams. you have all of the amazing men who were known and unknown to the families who fought in this new way of fighti

navy is there' uss gerald r. ford, a new class of aircraft carrier, which goes and the dramatic launch of the new uss sioux city two weeks ago. s global presence of late in the strait increasingly in the south china sea. but we noticed one thing that hasn' t changed for a half century -- ships go to sea painted battleship grey. so we asked a few questions and met one man who introduced us to some ships of a different color. jim: as a young boy, i had a poster from world war one that hung in my bedroom and it showed a destroyer coming to the rescue of a merchant ship and the destroyer was painted orange and blue andll kinds of different colors and i thought, "this is so ridiculous -- they would sharyl: but that' they did. jim bruns is the director of the national museum of the u.s. navy in washington, d.c. he tells the story of the art of war. in order to evade the german u-boats, the u.s. and british navies took a page out of the sketch pads of picasso and the cubists, hiding their ships in plain sight -- with pa

navy is open to the public and is located in the middle of the navy yard in washington dc, which is an active military installation, so there is an extra layer of security to go through. there are plans to relocate it to a more public place. next week on "full measure" -- we'll have results of a shocking investigation into the cost of medical services and how they vary wildly from place to place, even sometimes within the same city. the difference can be thousands or even ten thousand dollars for the exact same procedure. with more patients paying out of pocket, we'll show you why it makes sense to shop around, but also reveal how difficult that can be. that's it for this week. thank you for watching. i'm sharyl attkisson. until next time, we'll be searching for more stories that >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for derm exclusive instant anti-aging, brought to you by beachbody. >> hi, everybody. i'm deborah norville. and i've got breaking news from the world of skincare. this time, there's a celebrity twist. keep watching. you are not gonna want to miss this. [ cheer

navy. for the duration of the war. it was a navy cruiser. we have a year book here on loan from the navy. they were given out at the end of deployment about life about the ships and a sayilor's swimsuit who would wear in korea and this to give you a taste what's to come throughout the rest of the exhibit as you go through it. and highlight some of the other artists that we have included. we have a lot of art featuring helicopters and fighter jets. so they really do move quickly to catch up with the red army and here we've got a lot of images to focus on some of the new planes that were invented particularly the f 86 saber which makes its debut in korea and helicopters are used wildly as well. and also a lot of great famous people who fought in korea including a lot of the original astronauts, kneel armstrong and buzz and john glenn. ted williams. you have these amazing men both known and unknown other than to their families. this is my favorite portion of the exhibit. we highlight jesse brown. he was from mississippi and one of the first afr

larger navy vessels. and normally if they're larger navy vessels, there are other small vessels that can go rather quickly. and if you have the navy vessels there, there's a good chance there's a carrier nearby, an air strip, where jets could be there in no time whatsoever. and it used to be, under other commanders in chief, not this one, but other commanders in hief, that if we had sailors who were in danger of being captured by a country, particularly the largest supporter of terrorism in the world, our jets would be put in the air, they would get there immediately, they would keep flying overhead, and protecting those sailors until the navy itself could get there to rescue them. for some reason, this administration thought it was a tter idea not to put our aircraft in the air, kind of reminisce ebt of benghazi, we're -- reminiscent of benghazi, we're not going to send aircraft that could have been there in minutes. heck, i was asking a former commander of ramstein air force base clear up in germany, he

as a navy seal, edward byers jr. is no stranger to danger. the night of december 8th, 2012 brought plenty of it. edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "the mission that night was a hostage rescue mission. so to us that means it s a no-fail mission. our objective - our goal - is to bring back an american hostage alive."and that, he and other seals did, rescuing doctor dilip joseph who the taliban in afghanistan had been holding captive for about four days. navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "it was at that point that i engaged the person i was on top of and jumped off the guy i was on and onto the doctor who was about three or four or maybe five feet away from me to my right."for his heroic effort, president obama is awarding byers america s highest military honor. edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "it wasn )t until he called and i got to speak to him that... and he said, "congratulations . i looked at your reward and i m approving you to receive the congressional medal of honor." that )s when it )s l

sadly the navy did go through such a thing for rail and september twenty thirteen the washington navy yard and fatally shot twelve people and injured three others in a mass shooting at the headquarters of the naval sea systems command nothingness and send sponsor but something that we today's drill was part of the annual exercise solid curtain citadel shield twenty sixteen held at navy installations throughout the us through february twelve. mike getting thirteen years now there's a push to bring a new indoor sports facility to chesapeake the ideas in the very beginning stages how you can get involved in the process i am a wife he's got the price of admission. a look at the super bowl commercials going viral days before the big game you use them to keep a close eye on your kids but thirteen years now investigation shows that you may not be the only one watching the live feed to call security cameras and some just aren't secure a slow moving system is still sitting over hampton roads and is bringing lots of rain with leather authority is cool down so let's go to jeff for an update yet

edward byers jr. , navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "nick was... he embodied what it means to be an american hero. he will forever be remembered in the pages of history for the sacrifices he made."plenty of people are calling byers a hero as well, but his young daughter might not be one of them. edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "my daughter knows that i )m daddy, and she loves me just for that. if you talk to her one- on-one she ll tell you the five different nicknames she has for me, and i don t think one of them includes hero."the magnitude of the moment isn )t lost on everyone though - especially mom. edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient : "when i called my mom that night and told her - got to love my mom - she... first question out of her mouth was, do you think i )ll be able-to come to it? and i was like, "of course mom. i m pretty sure doctor joseph later said byers gave him - quote - "a second chance in life." byers will be the 11-th living service member to receive the these creamery shakes are so ric

navy is a battle force of 308 ships. in that 308 ships, there's a requirement for 88 large surface combatants like a class cruiser or a guided missile destroyer and there was a requirement for 52 lcss. for a total of 140 surface combatants. if you take a look at last year's plan, the navy was going to build up to 321 ships and then come down. and we asked ourselves, what can't we buy? because we are going from 308 to 321. we said, well, we can't buy lot of capability. and so, it was a very -- this is not an indictment against the lcs. if we didn't like the ship, we would stop buying it. but those 12 ships would take us from 321 to 309 ships. and it allowed us to put more money into torpedoes, p-8s and tactical aviation, so it was more about achieving that balance between size, readiness and modernization. we think the navy is much stronger because of this decision. and, the plan we will get to 300 ships in fy-'19. we'll get to 308 ships in fy-21 which is the requirement and say above 300 ships through fy '30. this was th

navy federal credit union. the battle over access to a dead terrorist's iphone is more complicated than a privacy versus national security debate. the justice department wants apple to create a key to bypassing corruption. apple counters it's not that easy. it deliver early engineered its new encryption without master keys or back door so that only customers can access their data. whether theis government wants to unlock only one phone or build a more permanent back door. terrorists are increasingly using widely available encryption to secure information from governments and hackers alike. the encryption cat is out of the bag, changing the security game. turning back the clock is not an thoughtfully. wouldng encryption backfire by making u.s. products less appealing globally. many years ago, washington limited high-speed computer exports, which helped spread technology worldwide. are hardrts say keys to safe guard. more realistically, the government must invest in better intelligence, partner with toustry,

beach navy seal today. plus -- think your kids aren t getting enough exercise? how one school is using technology to make kids get up, and move. and-- a popular book collection--- that )s probably in your kids bedroom right now-- could be worth a lot of money. then -- are you tired of your phone running out of juice, or constantly searching for wi-fi? thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast four students are recovering in today at a high school northeast of cleveland-ohio. witnesses say someone opened fire inside madison high school )s cafeteria. a local sheriff s official says two male students, were hit by bullets. another two were hurt trying to escape. all four are expecte

it's good when your trainer is a navy seal. [laughter] we also welcome ed's mom peggy who had one question when ed told her about the ceremony: do you think i can come? [laughter] yes mom, you're allowed to come when your son gets the medal of honor. ed's brothers and sisters are also here as are about 50 cousins from all across the country and dozens of friends, many who served alongside ed. some who have traveled from around the world to be here today. that's the brotherhood, the debt of loyalty to service and missions that binds these team . looking back, it seems ed byers was destined to serve. his father served during world war ii and now rests in arlington. as a boy, growing up in grand rapids ohio, ed would be in the woods in camouflage playing military . and i suspect the other kids did not stand a chance to go a boy scout who loved adventure, and saw a movie about the navy seals and fell in love with the idea of deploying by sea, air and land. i believe that man will not merely indoor, he will prevail, william faulkner

yeah, we were in the navy together. they let people like jack in the navy? people like what? you know... what? what's happening? oh, oh, mr. roper has one hand on his hip and he's tinkling with the other. not me, jack. oh, hi, mr. and mrs. roper. dinner's almost ready. we'll start on the salad. mr. roper, right over here. oh, my goodness the table looks just lovely. you sit right here. oh, thank you, jack. oh, isn't mr. walsh joining us? no. i'm waiting for jack to hit me. what? we were playing blackjack. i don't see any cards. no. they're in the kitchen. the kitchen. my lamb chops. i'll still be here, jack. say, jim, you know, i was just wondering if maybe you'd leave before you spoil jack's dinner party. yeah. can't you tell when you're not wanted? what kind of friend are you? you broads really... we're not broads. you ladies really look out for him. well, of course. we're roommates. roommates? you mean, you all three live together here? it's not what you think. oh, yeah? no. stop. come on, jack, you going take a poke at me or not? what's he talking about? nothing. nothing.

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as a navy seal, edward byers jr. is no stranger to danger. the night of december 8th, 2012 b bught plenty of it. (edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient): "the mission that night was a hostage rescue mission. so to us that means it's a no-fail missio our objective - our goal - is to bring g ck an amamican hostage e alive."and that, he and other seals did, rescuing doctor dilip joseph who the taliban in afghanistan had been holding captive for about four daysys(edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor point that i engaged the person i was on top of and jumped off the guy i was on and onto the doctor who was about three or four or maybe five feet away from me to my right."for his heroic effort, president obama is awarding byers america's highest military honor.(edward byers jr., navy seal, medal of honor recipient): "it wasn't until he called and i got to speak to him thata& and he said, "congratulations. i looked at your reward and i'm approving you to receive the congressional medal of honor." that's when it's like - ok, thi

every navy s.e.a.l. says this. i do not advertise the nature of my work for seek recognition for my actions. which is another way of saying that standing here today in front of the entire nation is not senior chief ed buyers' idea of a good time. like so many of our special operators, ed is defined by a deep sense of humility. he doesn't seek the spotlight. in fact, he shuns it. he's the consummate quiet professional. i imagine there are a lot of other places he'd rather be than in front of all these cameras. back in covfor another hell wee holding his breath under dark, frigid water, spending months being cold, wet, and sandy. i'm sure there are other things he'd rather be doing. but the metal of honor is our nation's highest military decoration, and today's ceremony is truly unique, a rare opportunity for the american people to get a glimpse of a special breed of warrior that so often serves in the shadows. we're a nation of more than 300 million americans. of these, less than 1% wear the uniform of ou

eric came thirteen years now to assess a court martial for a sailor convicted in a homicide the navy says it will try austin greeting for the murder of another sailor and twenty thirteen and off the court convicted greening of murder but he got a new trial and pleaded to involuntary manslaughter he serve six months in prison well now the navy is making its own case and double jeopardy doesn't apply since the new charges a federal offense if convicted green could face life in prison also know i think the suspect in a two thousand a bit more of a homicide will face a grand jury next month. a today from michael brown on his second degree murder charge police arrested brown last year in north carolina and extradited him to virginia. police say brown killed angela left lightning or a worker and norfolk botanical garden whole body was discovered in her home and she for st. six years ago a virginia beach middle school student known for his big smile and personality disappears one day there was no word of him for more than ten years until his decomposing body was discovered in the trunk of h

now the navy could put him on trial for murder. my coding explains how this could happen. well most the least of navy sailor previously tried in civilian court he served his time but now he could face trial again here in the navy's judicial system operations specialist third class austin greening could go on trial for murdering his best friend and uss carter hall ship mate christopher clobbered at his off base apartment in march twenty thirteen at an article thirty two hearing today at naval station norfolk the government stated the greening shot clobbered in the face following an argument over a video game training previously served six months after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter but now the navy is trying to try him again this time for murder and the constitutional prohibition against double jeopardy doesn't apply because the first charges were in state court and the new ones are in federal think this is mark ii's going through this i think the navy is wrong with what to do it to this young man to justice has already been served in this case yes or a sentime

to receive the medal of honor in four decades only five other navy seals have ever received that award affordable supersonic air travel is one step closer to reality. nasa is designing the first in a series of so called x planes. here's a look at the low boom aircraft right there this is what it will look like nasa administrator charles bolden says it will make slight faster greener safer and quieter. this project is in the very early stages nasa doesn't expect to start test flights until twenty twenty and that also depends on funding a beautiful evening course we had a nice weekend lol chilly saturday nice yesterday but today even warmer tomorrow we start to slip back the other direction terms of our aiden pictures here over at least the next week anyway as you can see there's nothing showing up on radar so what's that green was actually a warning for out of some of the rivers out west of franklin and the same thing down in north carolina waters to whittle the high out there. meanwhile right now sixty nine does that feel good to calm conditions rising arab air mattress pressure twenty

on the navy site, slightly towards the navy site from where we were. but if you look at historically where there were budget gyrations up or down, procurement in particular is the most volatile. that is true historically and the reason that is true historically is relevant to the situation as well. was adget deal we got feel for 2016 and 2017. we're talking about the fy 17 budget here. that deal gave us zero guidance as to what would happen on into the future. we know that the budget control act caps off still the law. consistent that we cannot live with those caps and we do not support living with those caps come in the budget profiles has been consistent, probably as consistent as any administration has been looking at our 2015 budget, 2016 budget, 2017 budget. where we need to go over the next five years has been remarkably -- we are talking .bout one billion difference opposition has been consistent. then you get the short term budget deal and you get less money. it will get much of what you want but not all of it. how do you react to that, how do

the navy is bringing it back. a gps that can't be tampered with electronically. >> is there a fear of hacking. >> i would say it's a potential threat. >> they're bringing it back -- including -- i >> i never imagine i would do this. >> they're onboard. >> you never know what's going to happen. you want to be there for the worst case scenario >> is there a day you think the navy could eliminate it again? >> mark albert, cbs news, maryland. >> the navy gets 3 instructions in the class and practice in the water. it could cost a couple of thousands dollars. >>> kohl's department start stores will close. they'll make the announcements on the closing at the end of the march. jc penny is going to slash prices ask clothes and clothes on sale for a penny. they have a new slogan called get your penny's worth. it will include the arizona line products. it's penny's latest efforts to turn around slower sells. happy friday. 30 degrees in denver and we're going to warmup from here. >> here's what's still ahead in the cbs 4 morn