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Harry S. Truman's Little White House : CSPAN3 : August 25, 2016 3:54pm-4:16pm EDT
house was built as the navy commander's home back in 1890. it served a number of various commanders over almost 100 year span, but it was slightly interrupted by presidents taft and franklin roosevelt and harry truman and dwight eisenhower and john kennedy and jimmy carter and bill clinton, and the department of state and the department of defense so we seem to have a continuum through american history. this building was the largest building on the naval base, this was 9,000 square feet. and consequently it was built originally as the pay master and commander's home but by 1911 our new base commander realized things were getting a little snug and so emerged it into a single dwelling of almost 9,000 square feet and at that time key west was the command headquarters for the 7th naval district which covered everything from key west to charleston, and admiral nimitz is here inspecting the base. and he finds that our base commander moved to smaller quarters because he's a bachelor and he doesn't want to bounce around in 9,000 square feet by himself. some left this large home sitting vaca
house was built as the navy commander's home back in 1890. it served a number of various commanders over almost 100 year span, but it was slightly interrupted by presidents taft and franklin roosevelt and harry truman and dwight eisenhower and john kennedy and jimmy carter and bill clinton, and the department of state and the department of defense so we seem to have a continuum through american history. this building was the largest building on the naval base, this was 9,000 square feet. and...
Newscenter 5 at Six : WCVB : August 31, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
the war hero who sacrificed and help to change the face of the u.s. navy. >> it's all about the tropics. very active but the real story now is hermine and the impact it could have on us before this labor day weekend is over. >> it was a grand day for hanley ramirez and the red sox at four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, sky and now only on 5, the passenger who survived this helicopter crash in chatham is talking about it for the first time. her injuries very severe. numerous broken bones. >> she even lost a finger. john atwater is live in cambridge right now where she's still recovering. john? john: it's been 2 1/2 months since the crash. she's still recov
the war hero who sacrificed and help to change the face of the u.s. navy. >> it's all about the tropics. very active but the real story now is hermine and the impact it could have on us before this labor day weekend is over. >> it was a grand day for hanley ramirez and the red sox at four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four...
Mayor's Press Availability : SFGTV : August 29, 2016 5:10pm-6:01pm PDT
like the rap he will or the navy cross recipient in iraq and lena the first woman awarded the navy cross during world war i also important i think to recognize and honor those who have fought in a different way and sacrificed sometimes in the same way by losing their lives those who have strived to fulfill the promise laid out in our constitution to form a more perfect union those who have fought for the ideals that we cherish as a nation justice, quality, freedom that's why in january, i name the first ship of a new class the john louis after the iconic >> (clapping.) >> after the icon dearth and risked his life for that justice and quality and freedom and the naming convention for this entire class of ships are civil rights leader which brings us to the reason we're here today to name a ship for a person who stood for and killed for quality justice, freedom. >> harvey milk >> (clapping.) >> and his career was known i want to start with the fact that he came from a navy family his father william was a sub marine his mother joined the group in world war i that evoked for the inclusion of
like the rap he will or the navy cross recipient in iraq and lena the first woman awarded the navy cross during world war i also important i think to recognize and honor those who have fought in a different way and sacrificed sometimes in the same way by losing their lives those who have strived to fulfill the promise laid out in our constitution to form a more perfect union those who have fought for the ideals that we cherish as a nation justice, quality, freedom that's why in january, i name...
Discussion Focuses on Undersea Warfare : CSPAN3 : August 1, 2016 6:47pm-8:01pm EDT
partners in the region. so this is sort of a snapshot of the russian navy today, looking specifically at its submarine fleet. the russian submarine fleet is considerably smaller than it was in the late 1980s and early 1990s. there were 240 submarines at the end of the cold war. there are roughly 56 in the russian fleet. looking at the russian fleet is always a challengie ining thingo simply because it's unclear what is and is not operational in the fleet. so what russia claims is often not what it actually can put to sea. that said, russia has been overhauling all of its modern core of attack submarines. diesel powered submarines. that core force is very capable, well trained and very proficient in undersea warfare. on the material side, there's a new generation of russian submarines coming out, a new blas tick missile submarine, a new attack submarine. from what we can tell from the open source reporting, they're fantastic submarines. however there aren't many of them and they're subject to extremely difficult procurement processes and it's unclear how many of them russia will be abl
partners in the region. so this is sort of a snapshot of the russian navy today, looking specifically at its submarine fleet. the russian submarine fleet is considerably smaller than it was in the late 1980s and early 1990s. there were 240 submarines at the end of the cold war. there are roughly 56 in the russian fleet. looking at the russian fleet is always a challengie ining thingo simply because it's unclear what is and is not operational in the fleet. so what russia claims is often not...
Declassified : CNNW : August 28, 2016 10:00pm-11:01pm PDT
understand the navy platforms. i'm always motivated to protect the navy's technologies. i have that advantage. >> so we learned that there was a leak inside a power paragon, which is a subsidiary of l-3 communications, a huge defense contractor. about 95% of their work is u.s. naval technology, most being electronics. the technology that was being leaked to china was navy destroyer information and submarine information. in the beginning we didn't know exactly who was the source of the leak at power paragon. we took a look at a number of factors. we'd look at travel. we'd look at access. after we'd sifted through all the information, it came down to one person. and it was chi mak. >> chi mak was born in china. he moved to the united states with his wife. he became an engineer in southern california in the 1980s. as an employee of power paragon. >> chi mak was a very good electrical engineer. he was the go-to guy in power paragon. >> chi mak had extraordinary access and was highly placed at work. he was trusted by the u.s. government experts. he worked with them side by side. >> chi m
understand the navy platforms. i'm always motivated to protect the navy's technologies. i have that advantage. >> so we learned that there was a leak inside a power paragon, which is a subsidiary of l-3 communications, a huge defense contractor. about 95% of their work is u.s. naval technology, most being electronics. the technology that was being leaked to china was navy destroyer information and submarine information. in the beginning we didn't know exactly who was the source of the...
FDR and Chief Justice Hughes : CSPAN3 : August 5, 2016 11:54am-12:24pm EDT
that's when franklin was now assistant secretary of the navy. he had consciously patterned his career on his distant cousin, theodore roosevelt. roosevelt had been elected to the state legislature, the new york legislature, as was franklin. and t.r. had become assistant secretary of the navy, as now had fdr. all that was left was for fdr to become vice president and president because that's what happened to tr, teddy roosevelt, after serving in the cabinet as assistant secretary of the navy, then went on to become vice president and president of the united states. and in 1916, roosevelt was assistant secretary of the navy. hughes had been appointed to the court as associate justice by president william howard taft. but he resigned in 1916 to become the republican candidate for president. and he ran against woodrow wilson. ran a dreadful campaign. he was the odds-on favorite, but he ultimately lost california by 4,000 votes and therefore the election. he went to bed the night of the election thinking that he had won. franklin roosevelt, who was a big wilson supporter, went to bed think
that's when franklin was now assistant secretary of the navy. he had consciously patterned his career on his distant cousin, theodore roosevelt. roosevelt had been elected to the state legislature, the new york legislature, as was franklin. and t.r. had become assistant secretary of the navy, as now had fdr. all that was left was for fdr to become vice president and president because that's what happened to tr, teddy roosevelt, after serving in the cabinet as assistant secretary of the navy,...
Recreation and Park Commission 8/18/16 : SFGTV : August 28, 2016 9:30pm-12:01am PDT
, the 75 secretary of the navy ray magnifying us >> (clapping.) >> leader pelosi and pastor, mayor ed lee and supervisor wiener poland as far as we're concerned milk and aaron kevin mayor of san diego and so many other distinguished guests here today and friends of in and of itself and the 4r6b9 community arm, navy and marine corp uniquely gives to america presence in around the globe around is clock insuring stability and deterring adverse and giving our leaders options in time of crisis we're americans is awaiting never a home game sailors and mairpz are not only in the right place at the right time they're in the right time all the time to get that preponderance you've got to have great halls on the horizon we've reversed the decline in shipbuilding 2001 to 2008 in those seven years the navy put 41 ships under contract i've been in this job nor seven years and in the at the same time we've contracted for 85 ships >> (clapping.) >> and one of the great privileges and great responsibilities that i have in this job is to name each of those ships each class of ship has a naming convent
, the 75 secretary of the navy ray magnifying us >> (clapping.) >> leader pelosi and pastor, mayor ed lee and supervisor wiener poland as far as we're concerned milk and aaron kevin mayor of san diego and so many other distinguished guests here today and friends of in and of itself and the 4r6b9 community arm, navy and marine corp uniquely gives to america presence in around the globe around is clock insuring stability and deterring adverse and giving our leaders options in time of...
NBC10 News Today at 4:30am : WCAU : August 24, 2016 4:30am-5:01am EDT
water has a bucks county family taking on the navy. >> we'll tell you what they want the government to do even if they don't get sick. >>> the smelly find has people in monmouth county why did all the fish die? we'll tell you how mother nature may have caused hundreds of thousands of fish to turn up dead in new jersey waterways. iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal at sandy hook school in newtown. she died that day protecting the young children in her care. when it came time to vote on background checks, pat toomey crossed party lines to do the right thing. that's who he is, and i'm grateful. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> 4:45. 69 degrees outside. a record-breaking 6,100 freshman will start moving into temple university today. class of 2020 will be the largest in temple's history. they come from the biggest pool of applicants the university has ever had. temple classes start on monday.ç meantime, 2,500 penn students are also moving in today. the new college house will be home to more than
water has a bucks county family taking on the navy. >> we'll tell you what they want the government to do even if they don't get sick. >>> the smelly find has people in monmouth county why did all the fish die? we'll tell you how mother nature may have caused hundreds of thousands of fish to turn up dead in new jersey waterways. iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal at sandy hook school in newtown. she died that day protecting the...
Lou Dobbs Tonight : FBC : August 27, 2016 3:00am-4:01am EDT
, during praying mantis, the iranian navy lost about half its strength over a couple of week period. and wants most americans are angry about is you have this little rat kicking the leg of the giant if the giant isn't doing anything. i don't know about the rules of engagement are, tom, but i would hope next time these little speed boats get too close to an american destroyer, they put about 20, 25-millimeter rounds into this thing, blow it up, take the iranian navy guys captured, put them on the decks of the america destroyer on their knees with their hands behind their heads just exactly like they did to our sailors a few months ago and even ask for a 400 million-dollar ransom, i don't know. but i think most americans are getting sick and tired of this fifth rate navy made up of a bunch of incompetence kicking our navy in the shin. i realize that the rules of engagement are ambiguous. but maybe it's time for us to act, tom. tom: and this is -- it's not just any water. we're talking about very important oil shipping lanes that would be critical to the world's oil supplies. but it was als
, during praying mantis, the iranian navy lost about half its strength over a couple of week period. and wants most americans are angry about is you have this little rat kicking the leg of the giant if the giant isn't doing anything. i don't know about the rules of engagement are, tom, but i would hope next time these little speed boats get too close to an american destroyer, they put about 20, 25-millimeter rounds into this thing, blow it up, take the iranian navy guys captured, put them on...
Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : August 25, 2016 10:00am-11:01am PDT
iranian boats and the american navy. the white house weighed in moments ago on this issue and why it matters. bret baier joins us, anchor of "special report." you have new information. >> reporter: it's coming from the pentagon, word from the navy and senior defense officials about another incident. we had an incident on tuesday, we learned about it just yesterday, with the video of four iranian fast boats, you're looking at it there, up against the u.s. navy destroyer, the "u.s.s. nitz." they got as close as 300 yards to the destroyer. now another incident yesterday, iranian fast boats coming up against the "u.s.s. squall," a coastal patrol boat the u.s. navy has in the northern persian gulf. and basically those boats, the ryan boats, got up to about 200 yards. and in this case, the u.s. ship fired warning shots in front of those boats. that essentially is the last movement, the last thing you do before you actually engage what you consider to be a danger, a threat to a u.s. navy vessel. they did have we're told some communication with the iranians and told them to back off. but the
iranian boats and the american navy. the white house weighed in moments ago on this issue and why it matters. bret baier joins us, anchor of "special report." you have new information. >> reporter: it's coming from the pentagon, word from the navy and senior defense officials about another incident. we had an incident on tuesday, we learned about it just yesterday, with the video of four iranian fast boats, you're looking at it there, up against the u.s. navy destroyer, the...
NBC10 News at 11pm : WCAU : August 23, 2016 11:00pm-11:35pm EDT
nbc 10, a bucks county family takes on the u.s. navy over contaminated water that bleeds off local military bases and into their drinking water. toxic chemicals called pfcs linked to cancer were used in firefighting foam at the naval station. the giovanis lived across the street for 13 years. test results of their private well water revealed 40 times the amount safe over a lifetime. they want the navy to cover the cost of monitoring the family's future health. so far the navy has rejected requests by lawmakers, including governor tom wolf, to pay for large scale testing. >>> meanwhile, the site of an old waste water plant will soon be turned into a water front park in south jersey. it's in the kramer hill neighborhood of camden. since the plant shut down more than 30 years ago, the site is now filled with wildlife. there are plans for trails and a nature preserve, which will open next spring. >>> new at 11:00, the new jersey department of education is giving the go ahead to shut down an elementary school. the office of school facilities and finance handed down a ruling that florenc
nbc 10, a bucks county family takes on the u.s. navy over contaminated water that bleeds off local military bases and into their drinking water. toxic chemicals called pfcs linked to cancer were used in firefighting foam at the naval station. the giovanis lived across the street for 13 years. test results of their private well water revealed 40 times the amount safe over a lifetime. they want the navy to cover the cost of monitoring the family's future health. so far the navy has rejected...
TIDA 8/10/16 Treasure Island Devel Authority : SFGTV : August 29, 2016 12:00am-1:01am PDT
august 16, the navy will be having an event on the island to name new vessel after four first san francisco supervisor harvey milk. that will be the morning of tuesday, august 16. also, the department of environment will be conducting a workshop next week with our landscapers, i landscape contact with a con, as well as dpw. the developer staff, on cities integrated pest management program and ordinance. to help bring all of this up to date on those programs and requirements. the tida staff and pic staff will be meeting later this week with sfmta eight to begin planning for impact on muni treasure island 2025. locations. as we start moving into construction and how we will move those stops as we move through the construction. there was also a meeting held last week with san francisco dem, fire and police. to brief them on the upcoming opening of the ramps, westbound ramps, and what those traffic changes will have on the island. this last month, we also submitted reports to the state department of public health. complying with drinking water permit provisions. when we transferred th
august 16, the navy will be having an event on the island to name new vessel after four first san francisco supervisor harvey milk. that will be the morning of tuesday, august 16. also, the department of environment will be conducting a workshop next week with our landscapers, i landscape contact with a con, as well as dpw. the developer staff, on cities integrated pest management program and ordinance. to help bring all of this up to date on those programs and requirements. the tida staff and...
American Artifacts : CSPAN3 : August 24, 2016 11:40am-12:10pm EDT
war stanton and secretary of the navy wells arrived at the peterson house shortly after lincoln was taken here. they were first at the home of secretary of state seward. they had heard the secretary of state had been stabbed to death in his bed, and he almost was killed. he survived the wounds. when they got to seward's mansion near the white house they heard that lincoln had been shot here at ford's theater so they rushed over here in a carriage. by the time they got here, thousands of people had gathered at the corner of 10th and f streets and the carriage couldn't push through the crowd. so there they were, the two most powerful members of the cabinet commanding the entire united states army and the navy, had to disembark from their carriage and disappear into the mob and push their way through and come into this house. so stanton came through this door into this room and he saw mary lincoln here. and he decided he couldn't operate from here in front of the first lady. so stanton came through this room and into the back parlor here. which was the francis' bedroom. and it was here
war stanton and secretary of the navy wells arrived at the peterson house shortly after lincoln was taken here. they were first at the home of secretary of state seward. they had heard the secretary of state had been stabbed to death in his bed, and he almost was killed. he survived the wounds. when they got to seward's mansion near the white house they heard that lincoln had been shot here at ford's theater so they rushed over here in a carriage. by the time they got here, thousands of people...
House Speaker Paul Ryan Delivers Primary Night Remarks : CSPAN : August 10, 2016 4:13am-4:45am EDT
ago, in april, i met with the marine corps. a lot of navies in the north and south america regions have marine corps. they have a lot of disaster relief. because of the ecological thing that of happened, they have had earthquakes and tsunamis and volcanic directions. -- eruptions. we have had because of the services they have had down there, we have worked with the mexican marines in the things they do. we are just down there to try to engage with them and maintain a relationship in any way we can. this will be during a hurricane season. it will be a six-month deployment. we will hopefully have resources to send another group down there next year. >> long ago, you mentioned a new battlefield. can you explain what that looks like and how that relates to calls to rebuild the military to feed -- to defeat the enemy? thank you. gen. neller: when you look at even what is happening on the battlefield in iraq and afghanistan now, technology and the ability of vietnamese -- even these adversaries that we always considered low-tech, i thought it was a bad thing to underestimate the adversar
ago, in april, i met with the marine corps. a lot of navies in the north and south america regions have marine corps. they have a lot of disaster relief. because of the ecological thing that of happened, they have had earthquakes and tsunamis and volcanic directions. -- eruptions. we have had because of the services they have had down there, we have worked with the mexican marines in the things they do. we are just down there to try to engage with them and maintain a relationship in any way we...
Know Your Ally : CSPAN3 : August 13, 2016 10:03pm-10:46pm EDT
. judges have never been conscripted for the service in the army and navy. from 170,000 to the outbreak of war to a million and a quarter today. and on the subject of india, listen to the words of field marshal. he fought against the british 40 years ago and became the leader of one of the british commonwealth of nations. prime minister of south africa. will, can beshe free in the same way and by the same means as canada and australia, and new zealand. those people worked out the constitution for themselves. the same course is open to india if the peoples of india will agree to the terms of a free constitution. freedom is not a thing that can be imposed from without. it can only be created from within. >> the indians have a responsibility to reconcile the indian population with its hundreds of different languages. the 11th, 1942, the british government promised full self-government to india if india will work out a constitution that will satisfy its people after the war is over. during this word military leaders agreed that troops are needed in india to keep the not these and japs from
. judges have never been conscripted for the service in the army and navy. from 170,000 to the outbreak of war to a million and a quarter today. and on the subject of india, listen to the words of field marshal. he fought against the british 40 years ago and became the leader of one of the british commonwealth of nations. prime minister of south africa. will, can beshe free in the same way and by the same means as canada and australia, and new zealand. those people worked out the constitution...
Defense News : WJLA : August 21, 2016 11:00am-11:30am EDT
training. open to the armed forces, the dod and their families. navy federal credit union. jill: welcome back to "defense news." -- more with my interview from my interview with valeriy chaly about increased aggression from russia. i asked him what he thought russia was hoping to accomplish by accusing ukraine of a terrorist attack in primary -- crimea. mr. chaly: it is a continuous information work, continuous attempts to blackmail our partners, mostly not in the net states, but europeans -- the united states, but europeans. i remember the same situation before the negotiations. diplomatic ways to discuss this issue, and russia tried to avoid responsibility, and has not proposed other this to go to next steps for implementation of the peace plan. i think it is like -- it would be good if it did, but another expert says that russia is preparing its next full-scale operation. it is not only this information preparation -- i can remind you of the same situation when, unfortunately in the european territory of world war i and world war ii, they also went through such preparation to
training. open to the armed forces, the dod and their families. navy federal credit union. jill: welcome back to "defense news." -- more with my interview from my interview with valeriy chaly about increased aggression from russia. i asked him what he thought russia was hoping to accomplish by accusing ukraine of a terrorist attack in primary -- crimea. mr. chaly: it is a continuous information work, continuous attempts to blackmail our partners, mostly not in the net states, but...
America's Election HQ : FOXNEWSW : August 20, 2016 1:00pm-2:01pm PDT
facility there allows them to have a naval presence. when the navy gets there it needs gas and food and fix stuff and so having a permanent base allows you to keep a sustained presence there and it can be for all kind of things. you might have to do an evacuation of employees if something happens or somebody that gets sick or other reasons. there's lots of reasons why you would want to do things in a region and if you have a navy there to do that and this allows you to do that. the other thing that's big for the chinese is they're gaining operational experience at how to operate navys at long distances. this started with the anti- anti-piracy. that's valuable experience for them. >> they're not calling it a base. they're calling it a support facility on the order which you just zrudescribed, but the depu chief said that one of china's top priorities is steadily advancing overseas base construction. is this a base and are more coming? >> yeah, i think so. it's part of china's ability to demonstrate political power and if you want do with that naval forces you have to have bases around th
facility there allows them to have a naval presence. when the navy gets there it needs gas and food and fix stuff and so having a permanent base allows you to keep a sustained presence there and it can be for all kind of things. you might have to do an evacuation of employees if something happens or somebody that gets sick or other reasons. there's lots of reasons why you would want to do things in a region and if you have a navy there to do that and this allows you to do that. the other thing...
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news. >>> a historic ship unveiled right here in the bay area. still to come the first u.s. navy ship to be named after an openly gay american harvey milk. >>> coming up next two devastating fires in the lake county area. we'll speak to an expert on how residents can move forward with their lives and speaking of fires we're going to continue to monitor that fast moving wildfire that is now consuming so many acres and homes down in southern california and san bernardino county. more coverage of that coming up. our partnership with habitat for humanity at pg&e, we believe solar should be accessible to everyone. allows us to provide the benefits of solar power to the types of customers who need it most. pg&e provided all of the homes here with solar panels. the solar savings can mean a lot, especially for low-income families. with the savings that i am getting from the solar panels, it's going to help me to have a better future for my children. to learn how you can save energy and money with solar, go to pge.com/solar. together, we're building a better california. >>> the clayton fi
news. >>> a historic ship unveiled right here in the bay area. still to come the first u.s. navy ship to be named after an openly gay american harvey milk. >>> coming up next two devastating fires in the lake county area. we'll speak to an expert on how residents can move forward with their lives and speaking of fires we're going to continue to monitor that fast moving wildfire that is now consuming so many acres and homes down in southern california and san bernardino...
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. only from centurylink. the navy is getting new uniforms for some of its members in the navy twitter posting this picture let's take a look shows the uniforms which are the normal green camouflage before members of the navy used to wear blue and white apparently they weren't super popular because they say they were too heavyweight the primary sure uniforms will be issued to new recruit october 1 of the 2017 they kind of look like army uniforms. >> and they do with the camera for sure but their dress uniforms at sharp if you use air pmb there's another for you today is about using wi-fi when you're in one of those rentals cyber security experts say when you log in to a private home at rentals wi-fi to infect the internet connection and spy on future guests meaning to if a previous wanted that they could possibly get access to your bank info or e-mail info everything really they suggest using a protective service like a bpm a virtual when you're staying at an air bmp if you get a smartphone for internet hotspot to get yourself the internet access so that thing as the person who owns th
. only from centurylink. the navy is getting new uniforms for some of its members in the navy twitter posting this picture let's take a look shows the uniforms which are the normal green camouflage before members of the navy used to wear blue and white apparently they weren't super popular because they say they were too heavyweight the primary sure uniforms will be issued to new recruit october 1 of the 2017 they kind of look like army uniforms. >> and they do with the camera for sure but...
1998 at philadelphia veterans stadium. that occurred during the army/navy game. now, a cadet almost died in that disaster. we'll be here for the news conference and have the outcome for you in our later newscast. live for now along market street, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> it is 5:35. a man wrongly convicted of murder and rape is enjoying his first morning as a free man after being locked up for 25 years. >> this is pretty amazing. nbc 10 was there as anthony wright left the fromhold correctional facility in northeast philadelphia yesterday. the jury acquitted the 44-year-old after dna evidence proved his innocence in the death of a 77-year-old woman in 1991. that evidence linked the crime to a man who died in 2013. wright thanked the innocence project for helping him win a new trial. >> i feel like i'm the luckiest guy in the world. i feel like they're my guardian angels and saved my life. i want to do whatever my granddaughters want to do. i want to do whatever my grandson want to do. i just want to be grandpa. i just want to be dad. >> later today, wright will meet the jur
1998 at philadelphia veterans stadium. that occurred during the army/navy game. now, a cadet almost died in that disaster. we'll be here for the news conference and have the outcome for you in our later newscast. live for now along market street, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> it is 5:35. a man wrongly convicted of murder and rape is enjoying his first morning as a free man after being locked up for 25 years. >> this is pretty amazing. nbc 10 was there as anthony wright left...
Politics and Public Policy Today : CSPAN3 : August 26, 2016 12:53pm-2:54pm EDT
. >>> the head of the navy's air forces, vice admiral mike shoemaker, spoke recently about the future of naval aircraft. he talked about the f-35 fighter jet, unmanned aerial drones and cockpit oxygen problems in naval aircraft. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to csis. i'm dr. kathleen hicks, i direct the international security program here. and it is with great pleasure that i'm introducing this morning's event on the future of naval aviation. before we begin today, i'm just going to give our usual safety reminder on our precautions, we feel very safe and secure in our building, but should a fire alarm or something of that sort go off there is doors behind you in the audience and, of course, to my left and right there are exits for the back of the building. so you just make sure that you're paying attention to csis official who will stand up in that case to lead you through the room. the maritime security dialogue is a product of csis and the u.s. naval institute coming together to highlight the particular challenges facing the navy, marine corps, and coast guard, from national l
. >>> the head of the navy's air forces, vice admiral mike shoemaker, spoke recently about the future of naval aircraft. he talked about the f-35 fighter jet, unmanned aerial drones and cockpit oxygen problems in naval aircraft. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to csis. i'm dr. kathleen hicks, i direct the international security program here. and it is with great pleasure that i'm introducing this morning's event on the future of naval aviation. before we begin today, i'm...
LIVE: Fire Commission : SFGTV : August 24, 2016 5:00pm-9:01pm PDT
secretary of the navy ray magnifying us >> (clapping.) >> leader pelosi and pastor, mayor ed lee and supervisor wiener poland as far as we're concerned milk and aaron kevin mayor of san diego and so many other distinguished guests here today and friends of in and of itself and the 4r6b9 community arm, navy and marine corp uniquely gives to america presence in around the globe around is clock insuring stability and deterring adverse and giving our leaders options in time of crisis we're americans is awaiting never a home game sailors and mairpz are not only in the right place at the right time they're in the right time all the time to get that preponderance you've got to have great halls on the horizon we've reversed the decline in shipbuilding 2001 to 2008 in those seven years the navy put 41 ships under contract i've been in this job nor seven years and in the at the same time we've contracted for 85 ships >> (clapping.) >> and one of the great privileges and great responsibilities that i have in this job is to name each of those ships each class of ship has a naming convention a th
secretary of the navy ray magnifying us >> (clapping.) >> leader pelosi and pastor, mayor ed lee and supervisor wiener poland as far as we're concerned milk and aaron kevin mayor of san diego and so many other distinguished guests here today and friends of in and of itself and the 4r6b9 community arm, navy and marine corp uniquely gives to america presence in around the globe around is clock insuring stability and deterring adverse and giving our leaders options in time of crisis...
Know Your Ally : CSPAN3 : August 14, 2016 4:00pm-4:44pm EDT
little thing called the british navy. it went against the spanish armada. in 1940 it is moving on a two ocean navy. that too is manned almost entirely by men from britain. a little island in the atlantic. and the british royal navy, still the greatest merchant navy in the world. men from every british town, on ice coated darks, in grimy into dreams, men have been to repeated twice, three times. one of the sailors has been torpedoed six times and still find on again. we never hear about these things because of ways that will never be understandable to an american. he has an idea that he shouldn't talk about himself and what he does. he calls it bad form. he say of a spitfire, oh he is not exact type. but this band, the boss of the german air force, who is been the most deadly fighter in the world, and we certainly need an interpreter when this happens. all, except that he spent two days in the icy waters of the north atlantic after being torpedoed. see this man. this man, believe it or not, is the first man who flew the atlantic nonstop. in 1919, eight years before anyone else, he an
little thing called the british navy. it went against the spanish armada. in 1940 it is moving on a two ocean navy. that too is manned almost entirely by men from britain. a little island in the atlantic. and the british royal navy, still the greatest merchant navy in the world. men from every british town, on ice coated darks, in grimy into dreams, men have been to repeated twice, three times. one of the sailors has been torpedoed six times and still find on again. we never hear about these...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN2 : August 19, 2016 2:00pm-4:01pm EDT
in fallon. legacy f-18s. five left in the navy. general davis has more on the marine corps side. very capable but we have some red e readiness challenges as we stretch them beyond their 6,000 hour flights. we have talked strike fighter management over the years. we'll continue to do that for a few more years as we sustain the platforms in the navy side and the same thing for general davis. our ryan rhino fleet, the work horse of the force. i call them a four and a half generation aircraft, very pink partner f-35. orbited we mod concernize the rhino and keep them up to speed and queen it relevant, looking out toe 10 to 15 years they'll make up three-quarters of the strike fighters so it's important we do that. i've been advocating for more and look ahead to when that platform will reach its service life of 6,000 hours which is not too distant future so we have to plan for that. take a lessons learn from legacy and do that right so we keep them relevant and as part of the air wing moving forward. using the assets when they're flying forward deployed and track that closely but we'r
in fallon. legacy f-18s. five left in the navy. general davis has more on the marine corps side. very capable but we have some red e readiness challenges as we stretch them beyond their 6,000 hour flights. we have talked strike fighter management over the years. we'll continue to do that for a few more years as we sustain the platforms in the navy side and the same thing for general davis. our ryan rhino fleet, the work horse of the force. i call them a four and a half generation aircraft,...
WLFL (CW)
Full Measure With Sharyl Attkisson : WLFL : August 21, 2016 11:00am-11:31am EDT
by WLFL
push back. last may, the u.s. navy's p-8 poseidon patrolled the area. and received this warning. this is the chinese navy, chinese coast guard, please go away armed services committee. he said the obama administration's policies have failed when it comes to china's militarization of the south china sea. do you agree with that? admiral mcdevitt: and so what would senator mccain have preferred we do? shoot them up? think those ships? blow up those dredges? i mean, come on. scott: mcdevitt says the rise of china's navy is inevitable, and right around the corner. admiral mcdevitt: so they're going to have the range of capability just like the us will ha but because the rest of world's navies have gotten smaller, it will be the second most capable navy in the world. scott: last month, president obama called for china to stop the construction. president obama: i reiterated the us will continue to fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows, and we will support the right of all countries to do the same. scott mcdevitt is confident that : china's bluster won't interfere with
push back. last may, the u.s. navy's p-8 poseidon patrolled the area. and received this warning. this is the chinese navy, chinese coast guard, please go away armed services committee. he said the obama administration's policies have failed when it comes to china's militarization of the south china sea. do you agree with that? admiral mcdevitt: and so what would senator mccain have preferred we do? shoot them up? think those ships? blow up those dredges? i mean, come on. scott: mcdevitt says...
Wolf : CNNW : August 25, 2016 10:00am-11:01am PDT
breaking news, an incident between the u.s. navy and the iranian navy, a close call with warning shots fired. cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr is at the pentagon. tell us the latest. we're just getting this information in, barbara. >> we're just getting this in. u.s. officials are telling cnn there was a very serious incident with the iranian army yesterday. this is one day after the video everyone saw of a different incident. but yesterday in the northern end of the arabian gulf there was an iranian fast attack craft that came out into the water and began harassing two u.s. navy ships and a kuwaiti navy ship. the iranians we're told were circling the navy ships, were coming close, they would not leave. at one point they came within 200 yards of one of the u.s. navy patrol craft. the navy, following standard maritime procedure, tried to call the iranian ship. they got no answer initially, they fired flares. they did then have, a u.s. official says, a brief radio-to radio conversation with the iranians. still the iranians did not leave. at that point we are told this u.s. navy p
breaking news, an incident between the u.s. navy and the iranian navy, a close call with warning shots fired. cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr is at the pentagon. tell us the latest. we're just getting this information in, barbara. >> we're just getting this in. u.s. officials are telling cnn there was a very serious incident with the iranian army yesterday. this is one day after the video everyone saw of a different incident. but yesterday in the northern end of the arabian gulf...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : August 18, 2016 10:00am-12:01pm EDT
particular changes facing the navy, marine corps, coast guard from naval concept development and program design. we are fortunate to have this series sponsored by huntington ingalls industries and lockheed martin and today will be focused on the future of naval aviation. our discussion today is with vice admiral mike shoemaker, commander of naval air forces and commended naval care forces in the past and the event will be moderated by p daly, the ceo of u.s. naval institute. my job is to get off the stage so they can begin the discussion, so join me in a round of applause for our speakers. [applause] vice admiral shoemaker: pete, thank you for the invitation. huntington ingles, thank you for sponsoring. what a great crowd. last time we did this was about one year ago. and my counterpart and i were appear and we look forward to coming back to talk about a couple of things. i have been in their boss for about 1.5 years now. it has been an honor and privilege. know,mportantly, as we they are wearing uniforms and they are clearly the folks that are really doing the heavy lifting day in and d
particular changes facing the navy, marine corps, coast guard from naval concept development and program design. we are fortunate to have this series sponsored by huntington ingalls industries and lockheed martin and today will be focused on the future of naval aviation. our discussion today is with vice admiral mike shoemaker, commander of naval air forces and commended naval care forces in the past and the event will be moderated by p daly, the ceo of u.s. naval institute. my job is to get...
American Revolution and the Hudson River Valley : CSPAN3 : August 7, 2016 1:00pm-2:01pm EDT
medal from the 20 12th george pendleton prize. it was selected for the navy's reading list. "the forging of the american navy" won the 2008 samuel alito marston award. -- the 2008 samuel eliot morrison award. in 2018 he received the samuel eliot marston award from the constitutional museum for his body of work. for this evening, george will speak to us for about 30 minutes. then we will invite numbers of the audience to ask questions. please note that c-span is your taping our author event, so speak into the microphone clearly. they will be taping this presentation as well as the q and a. we invite everybody to come on up. if you have a book, george will sign it for you. we have some of his back lists here as well. we have to 1812 book that i spoke about, as well as the fic book. please join me and welcoming author george daughan. [applause] george: thank you for hosting this event. thank you to all these wonderful people who have come here. this book is entitled "revolution on the hudson." new york city and the hudson river valley in the american revolution. its objective is to
medal from the 20 12th george pendleton prize. it was selected for the navy's reading list. "the forging of the american navy" won the 2008 samuel alito marston award. -- the 2008 samuel eliot morrison award. in 2018 he received the samuel eliot marston award from the constitutional museum for his body of work. for this evening, george will speak to us for about 30 minutes. then we will invite numbers of the audience to ask questions. please note that c-span is your taping our author...
The Communicators : CSPAN2 : August 1, 2016 8:00am-8:31am EDT
the don and the navy. you can see right here -- >> host: what does it dosome. >> guest: we're aiming to take a lot of the navy's current paper product systems and put them digital. be so tomorrow morning, right, hundreds of thousands of sailors are goingto wake up and start their day by printing out their schedule on a sheet of paper and putting it in their pocket. crossdeck solves that problem by keeping it in their pocket but allowing that to be updated as the ever-changing needs of our military and armed forces happens. so another feature we have is personal qualification systems. today's military, a lot of their training is peer peer-to-peer. so, you know, i might have a qualification that you need, you might have a qualification that i need. and in order for us to both get qualified, we train each other. and the navy says they carry around these big 3-ring binders with hundreds of pieces of paper and thousands of signatures, and that's how they get qualified. there's no way to track it other than i hand you this binder. it's at 0%. you hand it back to me, it is now at 100%. we a
the don and the navy. you can see right here -- >> host: what does it dosome. >> guest: we're aiming to take a lot of the navy's current paper product systems and put them digital. be so tomorrow morning, right, hundreds of thousands of sailors are goingto wake up and start their day by printing out their schedule on a sheet of paper and putting it in their pocket. crossdeck solves that problem by keeping it in their pocket but allowing that to be updated as the ever-changing needs...
Treasure Island Development Authority 8/10/16 : SFGTV : August 19, 2016 2:00am-3:31am PDT
prepare to move forward without demolition. on august 16, the navy will be having an event on the island to name new vessel after four first san francisco supervisor harvey milk. that will be the morning of tuesday, august 16. also, the department of environment will be conducting a workshop next week with our landscapers, i landscape contact with a con, as well as dpw. the developer staff, on cities integrated pest management program and ordinance. to help bring all of this up to date on those programs and requirements. the tida staff and pic staff will be meeting later this week with sfmta eight to begin planning for impact on muni treasure island 2025. locations. as we start moving into construction and how we will move those stops as we move through the construction. there was also a meeting held last week with san francisco dem, fire and police. to brief them on the upcoming opening of the ramps, westbound ramps, and what those traffic changes will have on the island. this last month, we also submitted reports to the state department of public health. complying with drinking
prepare to move forward without demolition. on august 16, the navy will be having an event on the island to name new vessel after four first san francisco supervisor harvey milk. that will be the morning of tuesday, august 16. also, the department of environment will be conducting a workshop next week with our landscapers, i landscape contact with a con, as well as dpw. the developer staff, on cities integrated pest management program and ordinance. to help bring all of this up to date on...
NBC10 News Today at 6am : WCAU : August 24, 2016 6:00am-7:01am EDT
stadium during the army/navy game. we're going to be at the news conference that's scheduled for 10:00 and have the outcome for you in our later newscast. live for now, along market street, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> monique, thank you. and a montgomery county community is being warned about west nile after mosquitos were found with the disease. officials in abington township say an advisory was e-mailed to residents warning them of the potential of west nile in the area. the county spokesperson saying spraying has been scheduled for tomorrow night to combat the threat. residents we spoke to say they appreciate the quick action. >> glad they're taking care of it. it is scary. and eventually it would have come here anyway. i'm glad they're trying to nip it in the bud. >> so far, there have been no reported cases of west nile in the abington area. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 6:09. cape may marina is looking for sunshine. you'll find it today once the sun comes up, the temperatures will be climbing into the upper 70s and low 80s at the shore. you won't see any cloud
stadium during the army/navy game. we're going to be at the news conference that's scheduled for 10:00 and have the outcome for you in our later newscast. live for now, along market street, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> monique, thank you. and a montgomery county community is being warned about west nile after mosquitos were found with the disease. officials in abington township say an advisory was e-mailed to residents warning them of the potential of west nile in the area. the...
KPNX (NBC)
12 News Today : KPNX : August 29, 2016 5:30am-6:00am MST
by KPNX
have been rescued from a desert island in the pacific after a u-s navy helicopter spotted a message in the sand. you can see a big "s-o-s" written in the sand. the couple's boat was reported missing a week ago. the navy spotted the pair on an island in micronesia and alerted the coast gaurd. the two had no emergency equipment and limited supplies. ?? ad lib ?? now time for your juicy question of the morning... if some if some surveys are true... 15 to 20% of men have not bought this for over ten years. there really is no good explanation for why men let's get to your 2nd juicy question of the day.question of the day.the average woman will do this two to three times today.what is this.use hard to believe, but it has been 11 years since this happened.a look back at hurricane katrina in 15 minutes. ear buds...seems like most people can't live without them. and while they may seem like a good thing, that's not always the case.we're taling ####break#### ####break#### it's time for your morning mix... and our first topic... bringing food to school a school district in illinois is celebration
have been rescued from a desert island in the pacific after a u-s navy helicopter spotted a message in the sand. you can see a big "s-o-s" written in the sand. the couple's boat was reported missing a week ago. the navy spotted the pair on an island in micronesia and alerted the coast gaurd. the two had no emergency equipment and limited supplies. ?? ad lib ?? now time for your juicy question of the morning... if some if some surveys are true... 15 to 20% of men have not bought this...
Lou Dobbs Tonight : FBC : August 27, 2016 7:00pm-8:01pm EDT
the face of provocation after provocation? tonight we learn the iranians harassed our navy in three separate incident. the uss tempest, squall and stout all in close calls with iranian ships and boats yesterday in the northern persian golf. the uss squall forced to fire three warning shots after the iranians sailed within 200 yards of the large american coastal patrol boat. tuesday four iranian boats conducting high speed intercepted our destroyer, two of them coming within 300 yards of the uss nitzi. it comes as they are forced to defend its $1.3 billion payment to iran facilitated by an unnamed central bank and broken into 13 payments of just under $100 million each. the obama white house reasoning the same as, well, all of its actions in the iranian nuclear deal, its negotiations and costs to be hidden from the american people no matter what, no matter the illegality, no matter the consequences. those 13 payments came just two days after the $400 million cash payment of ransom by the obama administration to the iranians for release of four american hostages, which the administrat
the face of provocation after provocation? tonight we learn the iranians harassed our navy in three separate incident. the uss tempest, squall and stout all in close calls with iranian ships and boats yesterday in the northern persian golf. the uss squall forced to fire three warning shots after the iranians sailed within 200 yards of the large american coastal patrol boat. tuesday four iranian boats conducting high speed intercepted our destroyer, two of them coming within 300 yards of the...
American Artifacts : CSPAN3 : August 24, 2016 9:55pm-10:46pm EDT
able to use their large navy to block the east coast of the united states turned the chesapeake bay into a british lake. it was important for a lot of reasons. one pennsylvania, maryland, delaware and virginia were the bread basket of the united states. you bottle up the chesapeake bay and a lot of the goods, the wheat that was exported that does not get to sea. in addition, uch the important sea ports and cities of indianapolis and baltimore and the new capitols, washington dc. alexander and virginia. the british with blocking the bay hope that we would pull our troops out of canada and using them closer to home and recognizing the war being unpopul unpopul unpopular amongst our people. the economy was not doing so well, that may help end this war of 1812. for the british, the war of 1812 is a distraction. all this is but a side show. they want to bring the war of 1812 to a conclusion as quickly as they can. the world of 1812 here on the chesapeake bay sees the world navy against a number of small town and americans living over the bay. however, even a small resistance that town wo
able to use their large navy to block the east coast of the united states turned the chesapeake bay into a british lake. it was important for a lot of reasons. one pennsylvania, maryland, delaware and virginia were the bread basket of the united states. you bottle up the chesapeake bay and a lot of the goods, the wheat that was exported that does not get to sea. in addition, uch the important sea ports and cities of indianapolis and baltimore and the new capitols, washington dc. alexander and...
KTVU FOX 2 News at 6:30pm : KTVU : August 16, 2016 6:30pm-7:01pm PDT
and served in the navy himself in the 1950s. >> he became the naval officer, came to san diego as a divingstruck -- enstructure. he engaged on numerous pursuits and became increasingly active in politics as the pioneer and the gay rights movement. >> and the uss harvey milk is among six ships to be named after the civil rights pioneer, construction of the navy refueling ship that is set to begin in san diego in just about three years. >>> still ahead tonight, the unexpected discovery in the south bay. >> if we get in to the trench in the north to get into the resources. >>> up next what they found in a site named for the new solar panel project. >> they were tracking the warm up. they ended up being the warmest day of the week so far. that we'll talk about that with cooling weather that will come towards the end of the week. >>> a new solar panel project in the south bay right now is on hold as we are not talking because of the lack of sunshine. >> that's right as the south bay reporter tells us that the new energy project was being built on their ancient burial ground. >> oh, by th
and served in the navy himself in the 1950s. >> he became the naval officer, came to san diego as a divingstruck -- enstructure. he engaged on numerous pursuits and became increasingly active in politics as the pioneer and the gay rights movement. >> and the uss harvey milk is among six ships to be named after the civil rights pioneer, construction of the navy refueling ship that is set to begin in san diego in just about three years. >>> still ahead tonight, the...
Erin Burnett OutFront : CNNW : August 25, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm PDT
confrontation at sea. tonight, u.s. officials say the navy fired three warning shots at an iranian patrol boat after it repeatedly harassed american ships. this comes just a day after four iranian vessels conducted a high-speed intercept of an american war ship. you can see those ships in this i haved wvideo closing in on a destroyer that was filming the incident throughout. barbara starr is out front from the pentagon. just how dangerous are these encounters becoming? >> well, jim, tensions are definitely rising. this was just yesterday when there were actually three encounters in a 24-hour period between the u.s. navy and the iranians. one of them leading to warning shots being fired. it was at the northern end of the gulf and two small u.s. navy patrol boats got harassed continuously by an iranian boat and the iranian boat wouldn't back off at one point, coming within 200 yards of one of the navy ships. they fired flares and they sounded warning horns and they even tried to call the ship and they had a brief bridge-to-bridge conversation with them and the iranians still did not back of
confrontation at sea. tonight, u.s. officials say the navy fired three warning shots at an iranian patrol boat after it repeatedly harassed american ships. this comes just a day after four iranian vessels conducted a high-speed intercept of an american war ship. you can see those ships in this i haved wvideo closing in on a destroyer that was filming the incident throughout. barbara starr is out front from the pentagon. just how dangerous are these encounters becoming? >> well, jim,...
The Lead With Jake Tapper : CNNW : August 9, 2016 1:00pm-2:01pm PDT
wheel days after a boy died on a rollest coaster. >>> and the navy seal that fought off the taliban with his bare hands. fighting terror in the shadows. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the lead, i'm jake tapper. starting with donald trump and him saying things that leaves us asking did he really just say that. trump said something that has to many democrats and republicans aghast. >> hillary wants to essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, if she gets to pick, that's it, folks. she said that hillary wants to essentially abolish the second amendment, the right to bare arms. maybe second amendment people, maybe there is, something i don't know. is that an inkll conceived jokee didn't mean anything by it, or is that a joking suggestion that someone should try to assassinate his rival from stopping her to being able to select supreme court judges? we're waiting for comment from the trump campaign. this is simple. what trump is saying is dangerous. a person seeking to be the president of the united states should not suggest violence in any way. sarah murray is travelin
wheel days after a boy died on a rollest coaster. >>> and the navy seal that fought off the taliban with his bare hands. fighting terror in the shadows. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the lead, i'm jake tapper. starting with donald trump and him saying things that leaves us asking did he really just say that. trump said something that has to many democrats and republicans aghast. >> hillary wants to essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, if she gets to pick,...
Know Your Ally : CSPAN3 : August 20, 2016 8:00am-8:46am EDT
money systems, their own tariffs, which often work to the disadvantage, their own armies and navies. narrator: britain could not even take them into war if she wanted to. each one of the british commonwealth of nations declared war on germany of its own free will. >> no one ever talks about the british empire today without mentioning india. and men of goodwill in great britain as well as other countries have been outspoken in their demand for indian freedom. no man who believes in democracy four can support the foreign rule of any people. but there are things that many of us do not know about india. for instance, that india pays no taxes to britain, either directly or indirectly. that the indians fix their on -- their own tariff laws frequently to britain's , disadvantage. of the council 11 of the 15 , members are indian. and in the courts, 10 of every 11 judges. furthermore, no indian has ever been conscripted for the service in the army and navy. it was voluntary enlistment that raised the indian army from 170,000 to the outbreak of war to a million and a quarter today. and on the
money systems, their own tariffs, which often work to the disadvantage, their own armies and navies. narrator: britain could not even take them into war if she wanted to. each one of the british commonwealth of nations declared war on germany of its own free will. >> no one ever talks about the british empire today without mentioning india. and men of goodwill in great britain as well as other countries have been outspoken in their demand for indian freedom. no man who believes in...
American History TV at National Parks : CSPAN3 : August 21, 2016 2:00pm-4:01pm EDT
. the navy took this as an indication the president was returning, so they painted the building all white, so it is no longer navy grey. it is all white, the little white house. i would like to welcome you to the harry s truman little white house. it is florida's official presidential museum and has been used by seven american presidents. it is camp david south. the little white house was built as the navy commander's home back in 1890. it has served a number of various commanders over almost a 100-year span, but it was slightly interrupted by presidents taft and franklin roosevelt and harry truman and dwight eisenhower and jimmy carter and bill clinton and department of state and the department of defense, so we seem to have a continuum through american history. this building was the largest building on the naval base. this was 9000 square feet. and consequently, it was built originally as the paymaster and commander's home. by 1911, army commander realized since we are getting a little snug, emerged it into a single dwelling of almost 9000 square feet. and at that time, key west w
. the navy took this as an indication the president was returning, so they painted the building all white, so it is no longer navy grey. it is all white, the little white house. i would like to welcome you to the harry s truman little white house. it is florida's official presidential museum and has been used by seven american presidents. it is camp david south. the little white house was built as the navy commander's home back in 1890. it has served a number of various commanders over almost a...