in the navy, i believe, refused the army. there is medal of honor potentials resulted in the seven words jon mentioned said they're not doing that so they didn't. >> the next questions to your left about half way back. >> doctor chester have a two-part question. first of all, excellent job or. >> thank you separate. >> we all know the general sort of joke dorie miller manning the machine had an diving in the water part of one if you can fill it in a in these specifics known of exactly what he experienced that day? to the fact that his mother and family were very upset after words. can you tell us the details of why? what happened? >> like any sort of history that takes place in a big mess of fire and fury we are not one 100%. there are various accounts of doris' day. doris estate. [laughter] okay. [laughter] he was, as i understand it, below decks and a white officer sized him up he was a fig fellow. 200 pounds, 6 feet tall. he thought doris would be useful he says come up with me. and the captain of the west virginia who got

navy. now while amassing the fleet carries in one formation had unmatched defense will the japanese made no parallel advance in defensive capabilities. the penalty for this would come six months later off the island midway. now, at the tactical lever the japanese achieved tremendous level surprise also by developing air launch torpedoes that could be used in the shallow waters of pearl harbor. these would sink three of the five american battleships were sunk at pearl harbor. the british had used torpedoes against italian battleships in toronto harbored november 1940. but toronto was much deeper about twice as deep as pearl harbor. initially it was believed that to not indicate any vulnerability to pearl harbor. later there some indication that was sent to admiral campbell in pearl harbor in june that while he may have torpedoes that could operate kimball did not believe that was a serious threat. so it's on the surprise of the pearl harbor attack stem from three levels of war four distinct

going forward. >> the last thing i'm going to talk about is how big of a navy we need. if carlos was sitting up here talking about how much navy we need i would be upset but i do want to talk about the nature of the conflict we have with china and what it requires and i want to set the record straight abecause i've been misquoted a couple of times recently on this. we are in a race if you will with china. it's about military modernization and innovation and quality and the capabilities of the things we have it's not about quantity, it isn't a race to build more battleships in the navy for example. if they have come after our key assets and bought things designed to do that as efficiently as possible. we need to be just as thoughtful about what we buy to go after their vulnerabilities and it isn't a symmetric situation. one of the things they've been doing is experimenting with and starting to buy hypersonic weapons. they've already bought a great number of cruising ballistic missiles of various types so that alone is enough to give a serious challenge. we need to be tho

is how big of a navy we need. [laughter] if he was talking about how big of an air force, i would be upset, too. i want to talk about the nature of the conflict with china and what it requires. i want to set the record straight. i have been misquoted recently on this. we are in a race, if you will, with china, race about military modernization, about quality in the capabilities and the things we have. it is not about quantity. it is not a race to build more battleships. they have thoughtfully come after our key assets, and they have done things to do that is efficiently as possible. we need to be thoughtful about what we buy to go after their phone abilities. it is not a symmetric situation. one thing we have been doing is experiment with hypersonic weapons. they have already bought a great many conventional weapons. that alone is enough to give us a serious challenge. we need to be thoughtful about this. we need to respond intelligently. it is about modernization. it is not about quantity. we need to make that cl

a german navy chief had to resign there. he said the crimea is now part of russia and that the west should stop demonizing vladimir putin, but his words sparked a major diplomatic backlash with her on that. his aunt is peter oliver, vice admiral k. r. him shown by caused big shocks on saturday evening, as he stood down from his role as chief of the german navy. it follows comments that he made about the russian president vladimir burton and the ongoing tensions between russia, ukraine and nato. following this fall out from what he said and everything revolving around it, he felt his position had become untenable. i have just asked the federal minister of defense to release me from my duties as inspector of the navy with immediate effect. the thoughtless comments i made in a neon security and military policy are increasingly weighing on my office in order to prevent further damage to the german navy. i consider this a necessary step. the federal minister has accepted my request when it all relates the comments that shown by m

a german navy admiral step down after inc sponsor a diplomatic route, but publicly sank. drive me, it is now public for fresh molly to use for meeting with candid exchange of opinion that a critical moment that's out the russian and u. s. foreign policy case described around 2 of their talks in geneva, this week, which came amid rising tensions over ukraine and nato expansion. we recently notified congress of our intent to deliver and 17 helicopters. well, after the latest round of d escalation talks, the u. s. joined in other nato and the states in ramping up supplies of weaponry to key f. but tell russia to pull back its own tricks upon its own soil and a fight. in fact, checking russia lashes out of us officials and the media for pushing fresh and proven claims against moscow. published right ahead of those crucial security folks . construction from the start is up to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure none of the provisions stand. obviously, any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply a life with other very good morning. and thanks for joining m

ah, there's things we dare to ask in ah, personal views that can cost you a job, a german navy admiral steps down after he spoke to diplomatic round, but publicly sang. crimea is now part of russia while a useful meeting with candid exchange of opinions at a critical moment them saw the russian u. s. foreign policy chief described around to that talks in geneva. over the past week, they came in mid rising tensions of ukraine and expansion. we recently notified congress or intent to deliver and 17 helicopters, the latest round of the escalation talks, the u. s. joined other nato member states in ramping up supplies of weaponry to clear. but tell russia to pull back its own troops on foot, and a fight of fact checking russia lashes out to you as the officials in the media for pushing fresh approval claims against moscow. publish right ahead of those crucial security police both. it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure, none of the provisions stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply a lie, a hi there, it's me day here in the russian capital.

we had a conversation with the secretary of the navy earlier today. ethiopia is falling apart as we speak. we have americans there and we may need to get them out so that's going into a permissive environment . that's what i want the focus to be. i can't tell you into sentences here's the exact capabilities we need but i know the session with numbers is a problem. and i'll tell you we had this debate and someone kept saying we had more chips in the navy during world war i then we have right now. and i'm like, really? that's the point you're going to make? i could take 10 of the ships i have right now and blow that world war i navy out of the water so can we move on from a more intellectual point of what isthe capability we need ? i'm just trying to get us to i' the point of your question and i think by the way many people are very focused on answering it and it's good but all these reports kept coming outca what the hell was the number they cannot with a year ago? it was 500 or i forget what the number was and i know firsthand that was driven by the f

karen, can i still is surprised by the scandal around the now former german navy chief? it's a pity that there is simply no, was the ability to, to, to pronounce opinions, to have some sort of opinions. i don't see here that the, for the mistake the inside as it is pronounced by the german media buddy nationally, by and large. i mean, where is the crime scene to turn that into something like breaking international use that to turn it into headline in days like really, everybody, i would say a simply every flexion of a very cumbersome situation. earlier in the week, the top diplomats of russia and america held a 2nd round of security tool to switzerland. washington's now promised to provide moscow with a written response to the criminal concerns next week. here's some of the key points of those talks. ah, not here, any reasoning, justifying the american position on the russian ukraine border. only concerns, concerns, concerns with bush and officials. i've never threatened ukrainians of the nation, not even once. president zalinski, who has been under the wing of our weste

can i still is surprised by the scandal around the now former german navy chase? it's a pick except there is some to know what the ability of to, to, to pronounce opinions, some sort of pluralism of opinions. i don't see here before the mistakes to install as it is pronounced by the german media by the international media bar and larger me. where is the crime scene? to turn that into something like breaking international use to turn it into a headline in days like so. we're really, everybody i would say should have other priorities. simply every selection of very cumbersome situation. earlier in the week, the top diplomats of russia in america held a 2nd round of talks in switzerland. washington is now promised to provide bhaskar with a written response to the cremeans concerns next week. here are some of the key points of those talks. ah, not here, any reasoning, justifying the american position on the russia ukraine border. only concerns, concerns, concerns with russian officials have never threatened ukrainians as a nation. not even once president zalinski who

a german navy adam roll steps down offers spock the diplomatic route by publicly saying crimea, is now a part of russia. meanwhile, a quote useful meeting with a candidate exchange of opinions at a critical moment. that's how the russian and u. s. foreign policy chief describe. round to also talk in geneva this week, which do come in mid rising tensions over ukraine and the issue of nato expansion. we recently notified congress of our intent to deliver and 17 helicopters of the latest round of de escalation told the u. s. joins other nato member states and ramping up the supplies of weapons to kiev. it tells russia to pull back its own troops on its own soil. had a bite of fact checking russia lasted left out to the american officials now and the meter as well. the pushing of fresh and proven claims against moscow published right ahead of those crucial security tools. it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure, none of the provisions stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply aligned with what has been such a busy week for year worldwide headl

he's putin already financing parts of the navy. vice admiral k. r. cam shun bark must be recalled immediately. fire hen and navy chief must not play his own foreign policy game in a crisis. clearly vice admiral shamrock thought he was off the record, but he was also fundamentally wrong on prospects of appeasing russia. vice admiral playing down the russian sabre rattling this is a shocking statement since crimea was annexed by russia. it's all nice sounds like carte blanche happy 10 or ukraine are far from happy about these comments. either the foreign ministry in clear the said that germany must officially distance themselves from there for the navy chief and what he had to say. 3 they've said that what was said was an acceptable for ukrainian serenity. and they've also said that the foreign minister, while the foreign minister in care of is described them, is wholly inappropriate. but this is just the latest issue between keith and berlin . it follows on from a dispute last week, over berlin, deciding that it wouldn't be sending weapons towards

a german navy, admiral depth, down after he spun the diplomatic ground by publicly sang card beer is now on with me while a useful meeting with a candidate exchange of opinions at a critical moment. that's how the russian u. s. foreign policy chiefs described round to the talks in geneva this past week, which came a mid rising tension of youth crane and nato expansion. we recently notified congress of our intent to deliver and 17 helicopters. after the latest round of de escalation towards the u. s. join are the nato member states in ramping up supplies of weapons to care. that tells russia to pull back its own troops on its own soil. and a fight of fact checking russia lashes out it. u. s. officials under media for pushing fresh and proven claims against moscow. publish right ahead of those racial security discussions with both it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure, none of the provisions stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply align with either thanks for joining me this sunday afternoon. you're watching the weekly or not. now it l

why do you think there's so much anger at this navy chief? well, i guess, daring to state his opinion. well, it's not only that he did not even say that the crimea belonged to russia. he just said it will not be returned. and the respect that mister putin, i think, is just a fair level of respect. any leading off is the one power should should give to the command in chief of a foreign and maybe even all power. so it is definitely within common sense what he said, and that was probably that made probably his downfall because of course the, the leadership, the jump, political leadership and the media are concerned about the fact that within the rank and file of the government of the army and among the population, there is this common sense understanding that crimea will remain within russia and that there is, there is this common understanding that whatever mister put in did over the last 20 years, whether it's against us so far as whether we like it or not, demand deserves a certain level of respect. so i would say he is the fact that that pro

a german navy admiral stepped down off to respond to diplomatic route by publicly saying prime. mia is now a plot of russia with also a fight over fact checking here one r t international is russia, last year's alpha us officials on the media. pushing fresh unproven claims against moscow. publish bright ahead of those crucial security tool with it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure, none of the provisions stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply a loo. recently notified congress of our intent to deliver and 17 helicopters, often that his round of de escalation talks to us joins other nato member states and ramping up supplies of weapons to kiev. but tells russia to pull back its own troops on its own soil. with so i'd welcome to the weekly here with ality into national the sunday program where we highlight the top headlines over the past week. and we do start this our in brussels. it's where a huge march right now is underway against cove. it restrictions that have relentless government pressure to get backs and we're showing your life

monday, with the head of germany, navy stepped down after stating that crimea would remain part of russia, sparking a diplomatic ra russia lashes. ida u. s. official down the media for pushing on proven claims against moscow. published just ahead of friday, security talks with his enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure, none of the provisions stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply alive with what they tell stories from the past 7 days. and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly on rti cologne. welcome. a huge march against kobe. restrictions has wrapped up in brussels. at least $50000.00 people, took to the streets, and several dozen were arrested during flashes. ah, my right police were right in force, as you can see, to point tear gas on washer canon. dr. j. belgium, by the way, already requires buck seen certificates for public venues, including restaurants and bars. and the rules have just got even tougher with the cobra pass validity, period short into just a $150.00 days. meaning at millions of people who have to

the head of germany's navy stepped down after arguing that premier is now part of russia nodding that vladimir putin should be shown respect in the west and russia, lasha zion at u. s. officials am the media for pushing fresh young, proven claims against moscow. published right ahead of crucial security talks with it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure none of the provision stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply align with, with the top stories in the past 7 days. and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly an rti hello and welcome. a huge march against coven restrictions has wrapped up in brussels. at least 50000 people took to the streets . several dozen were arrested during clashes. ah, evidently cleared by these pictures. riot police were i'd enforce, deploying tear gas and water cannon. belgium already requires vaccine certificates for public venues, including restaurants and bars on the rules of just got even tougher. with the cobit pass validity period shortened to just a $150.00 days. that means million

ah, ah ah, the head of germany's navy steps down after stating that crimea would remain part of russia blocking a diplomatic route. russia lashes out to us officials in the media for pushing on proven claims. get them off. go of this just before friday, secure to talk with police, but is enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure. none of the provisions stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply a lie and chaos in the hearts of europe. a face stand off unfolds in brussels as anger boiled over against covey restrictions and government plans for vaccine mandate with welcome to the weekly here in archie international. my name's peter scott, and welcome to the program. now we start this hour with some braking use. the u. s . state department has ordered the evacuation of all non essential staff and the families of american personnel in the kia embassy to leave ukraine. the us sites russian military action as the reason for the move, the u. s. and russia remain at loggerheads after high stakes talks in geneva, over ukraine. nato unsecure to guarantees f

also ahead on the program, the head of germany's navy step star, and after arguing that crimea is now part of russia, sparking a diplomatic rod on russia lashes only that us officials. i'm the media for pushing on, prove in claims against moscow, published just before friday, security talks with is enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure, none of the provision stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply alive with the top stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly on rti hello and welcome her. i huge march against kobe restrictions. i was wrapped up in brussels. at least 50000 people took to the streets. several dozen were arrested during clashes. ah yes, you can see right in the heart of europe, riot police saw it enforced the following tear gas and warfare cannon fell. jim already requires. maxine certificates for public venues including restaurants, cinemas, and bars on the rules of just got even tougher with the cobit pos, validity period shortened. just a 150 days, meaning millions of pe

the head of germany's navy stepped down after arguing that crimea is not a part of russia, sparking a diplomatic ra russia lashes. i tend to us, so fish hills, i'm the media for pushing on proven claims against moscow. published just ahead of friday, security talks with police, but it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure. none of the provisions stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply aligned with the top stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly and r t. hello and welcome a huge march against kobe restrictions as wrapped up in brussels. at least 50000 people took to the streets. several dozen were arrested during clashes. ah. as you can see, riot police were out in force deploying tear gas and water. kellen belgium already requires vaccine certificates for public venues, including restaurants and bars. and the rules have just got even tougher with the cobit pass validity period shortened to just $150.00 days. meaning millions of people will have to tick boosters shops. some lawmaker

the head of germany is navy steps down, after arguing that crimea is not a part of russia, with russia lashes on it at u. s. officials, i'm the media for pushing unproven claims against moscow publish just before friday, security talks with it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure, none of the provisions stand up to any critical analysis. and in many cases, it is simply a line with bringing you the top stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly and archie, hello walker. a huge march against coven restrictions has wrapped up in brussels. at least 50000 people took to the street several dozen were arrested during trashes . ah, yeah. as you can see, their white police were light enforce, deploying tear gas, some water cannon belgium already requires maxine certificates for public venues into the restroom. some doors on the rules of just guard even tougher, but the covert pass validity period shortened to just 150 days. meaning millions of people will have to tick booster shots, and some lawmakers are pushing fo

ah, ah ah, the head of germany's navy steps down after stating that crimea would remain parts of russia, sparking a diplomatic brow, russia lashes out to us officials on the media for pushing unproven claims against moscow. publish just before friday, security tool to search for this. but it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure, none of the provision stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply a lie and chaos in the hearts of europe. a face stunned off unfolding. brussels as an give boils over against covert restrictions on government plans, vaccine monday. with welcome to the weekly here on our team to national. my name is peter scott and welcome to the program. now we start this hour with some break in use from ukraine, where the u. s. embassy in care has authorized the voluntary departure of staff and ordered the departure of family members. washington sites russian military activity, as the reason behind the move, the u. s. and russia remain at loggerheads after high stakes talks in geneva over ukraine. nate, so unsecure. it's a guarantee

navy disappeared by 1943, we won the war the navy and in some ways didn't even exist in pearl harbor pretty. >> i think that your original question with the japanese could've accomplished her admission, i think absolutely without pearl harbor and most prominent aspects of the initial opening of the japanese offenses is really are sort of plunging into the air in a lot of ways in our preparations for war were terrible as were the relations with the dutch and no position to defend ourselves and give the logistical difficulties of fighting in that neck of the wood in any case we won't protect our there effectively. >> and they had to go into the philippines though and they would be left. >> will they don't attack hawaii and really makes no difference to at least the first six months in the war probably the first year in war and you just look at what it took for us to actually push a fleet across the pacific when we eventually did that and you had to establish advanced basis with the ability to service the ships and that capability did not exist in 1941 and did not exist in 1942 and did

strategy will be successful, very critical of time to sit down and talk with the head of germany's navy dead down after stating that crimea would remain parts of russia, sparking a diplomatic route, russia lashes out to us officials on the media of pushing on proven claims against moscow, published just before friday, security talk with the school through a couple of random pages to be sure, none of the provisions stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply aligned with chaos in the heart of europe, the 5th standoff unfolds in brussels is i'm good. boils over against coven restrictions and government plans vaccine mandate with welcome to the weekly here on our team, the national. my name is peter scott. and thank you for joining now, the u. s. embassy in care who's authorized the voluntary departure staff and ordered the departure family members, washington sides. russian military action is the reason for the move. we stressed that the authorized order departure decision will in no way impact our commitment to finding a diplomatic solution to rushes deeply troubling b

on saturday evening, as he stood down from his role as chief of the german navy. it follows comments that he made about the russian president vladimir burton and the ongoing tensions between russia, ukraine and nato. following this fall out from what he said and everything revolving around it, he felt his position had become untenable. i have just asked the federal minister of defense to release me from my duties as inspector of the navy with immediate effect. the foulest comments i made in the neon security and military policy are increasingly weighing on my office in order to prevent further damage to the german navy. i consider this a necessary step. the federal minister has accepted my request when it all relates the comments that shown by made while he was in india speaking to a defense think tank. he was speaking about crimea, which he said would remain part of russia also about the russian president. vladimir burton, who he said only once, respect, and probably deserves respect, is following russia because he can do it. it is easy to give him the respect he

r. him shown by has stood down from his position as the chief of the german navy. it follows comments that he made about russian president vladimir putin and the ongoing tensions between russia, ukraine, and nate. so following those comments being made public, he said he felt his position had become untenable. i have just asked the federal minister of defense to release me from my duties as inspector of the navy with immediate effect. the thought was comments i made in india and security and military policy are increasingly weighing on my office in order to prevent further damage to the german navy. i consider this necessary staff. the federal minister has accepted my request. it all comes back to comments that show man made while he was in india, addressing a think tank though he was speaking about crimea, which he said would remain a part of russia. and also about the russian president vladimir putin who he said, demanded respect and probably should be given respect is probably putting pressure on that because he can do it. it is easy to get him. the respect he a

ah, dares sinks we dare to ask in ah, the head of germany's navy steps down after stating that crimea would remain parts of russia, sparking a diplomatic brow. russia luscious outside us officials and the media for pushing unproven claims against moscow. published just before friday, security talk with it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure. none of the provisions stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply a chaos in the hearts of your best standoff unfolds in brussels as anger boils over against kobe restrictions and government plans for vaccine monday, with the weekly here and off international. my name is peter scott, and thank you for joining. we start with news from ukraine, where the u. s. embassy in care has authorized the voluntary departure of staff and ordered the departure of family members from the country, washington sides. russian military action is the reason for the move. we stressed that the authorized order departure decision will in no way impact our commitment to finding a diplomatic solution to russia, is deeply troub

also add in the program, the head of germans navy, stamped on after arguing that try, mia is not a part of russia. i think that vladimir potent should be shown respect in the west and russia lashes. i said us officials, i'm the media for pushing thrash on proven claims against moscow. publish right ahead of crucial security and talk with it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure, none of the provision stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply aligned with with the top stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly rti hello and welcome a huge march against cobra restrictions house just wrapped up in brussels. at least $50000.00 people took to the streets and several dozen were arrested during clashes . ah right police were i didn't force the point tear gas, some water county belgium already requires vaccine certificates for public venues including restaurants and bars. and the rules i've just got even suffer with the cobit pass validity period, shortened to just 150 date. meaning millions of p

milley: my dad and my mother -- they were both in the navy actually. my dad was a navy corpsman. and then when he finished the corpsman training he went into the -- he was assigned to the 4th marine division. he was a navy corpsman, fourth marine division. he did the assault landings. he saw a lot of combat. grew up in somerville, massachusetts, graduated from high school and then from high school, went right into the navy to be a corpsman. my mother graduated from st. mary's high school in winchester, massachusetts, and she went into the navy, also in the medical corps, and served out of the hospital in seattle, taking care of the wounded coming back from the pacific. very proud of their service. both of them passed on, but that generation was very special. david: when i read about your background, i saw boston and a very fancy high school, belmont high school. and princeton, i figured he must be a boston brahmin, a wealthy boston family. is that right? gen. milley: not at all. neither one of my parents went to college. we grew up in a working-class neighborhood, and my dad neve

my dad was a navy corpsman. and then when he finish training, he went to the fourth marine division. did the assault landings in sigh pan. iwujima. grew up in somerville, meat from high school went right into the navy via coreman. and my mother, she garage wayed from st. mary's high school in winchester, massachusetts. and she went right into the navy as well also into the medical corps. and she served in seattle taking care of the wounded coming back from the pacific. very proud of their service. both of them passed on but that generation was very special. refer when i read about your background, i saw boston and a very fancy high school, belmont high school and princeton. i figure you mouth must be a boston braman. is that right? >> no, not at all. neither one of my parents went to college. we grew up in a very working class neighborhood. and my dad never made much money at all. and they emphasized sports and education. and i was very fortunate. i went to a catholic grammar school which emphasized some really

this is that sound believable is already financing part of the navy, vice admiral k. all come shown. bark must be recalled immediately. fire him. a navy chief must not play his own foreign policy game in a crisis. clearly vice admiral schon box thought he was off the record, but he was also fundamentally wrong on prospects of appeasing russia. vice admiral playing down, the russian favor rattling this is a shocking statement since crimea was an x by russia. it almost sounds like carte blanche pretend you're going an official, as i've also left out of his remarks, the countries foreign ministry, the morning. the government officially reject what was said, insisting such was undermined, declining sovereignty, and encourage vladimir putin to attack he of foreign minister also condemned the comments as inappropriate and the current security crisis. while the navy chief, though is now calling his statements a mistake, while germany's defense ministry has rushed to assure his, was in no way reflect this official position from you is still part of the crane. a treadmill cons

and, ah, a with a german navy, admiral steps down, 1st about the diplomatic ra by public. a stay in the crimea is now part of russia. also coming up we recently notified congress of our intent to deliver and 17 helicopters. after the latest round of the escalation, thought us joins all the nato member states in ramping up weapon supplies here. but tells russia to pull back its own troops from its border with ukraine. rallied against the cobra, restrictions of breaking out across europe with anger in front of a back to the mandate and across the tunnel in britain, there are process again, mandatory jobs for health care workers. medical expert appeal to the international olympic committee to open rules about transgender athlete thing. they have an unfair advantage in women sports. we speak to one of the scientists behind the complaint. the ios is trying to do is focus on inclusion. and i think that is fine, but they are all way. if you are archiving collusion, then you won't have famous from las go to the world, you're watching r t international live. my name is peter scott

the the, the, the, the, the reading you, this, our, all teens, an actual, a german navy, admiral steps down off the wall to diplomatic robes, publicly saying from me it is now part of russia. we recently notified congress of our intent to deliver and 17th helicopters. although the latest round of de escalation talks, the u. s. joins other members sites in ramping up supplies of weapons. the key of but tells russia to pull back the own troops from its border with you frame roddy to get covered restrictions are breaking out across europe. with anger in front of acting, minus and across the channel, and which in the narrow protests against monitoring jobs, the health work medical experts field reads rational olympic committee to toughen roles about transgender athletes. bang they have. what i'm saying is in women's sports, we speak to one of the scientists behind the complaint. what he's trying to do is focus on inclusion, and i think that is fine, but they are support way if you are pies, inclusion, then you won't have famous the blood from oscar. thanks for joining us on our actual list

it was not a warning for ireland's navy. but it really was was a warning for these guys, fishermen from county cork who say they plan to disrupt russia's war game exercises next week which are scheduled to take place in the waters where the fish, where they make their living. to say these fishermen are undeterred by russia statement about the war games, that would be an understatement. listen to this. >> are you aware of that, that the russian embassy is saying, well, the russian embassy is saying your behavior is reckless. >> how is it reckless to go out and about and protest peacefully to say we -- you are not welcome in our waters. how is that reckless? >> they're saying it's not your -- >> house that reckless? i'm not even going to entertain any russian embassy or any ambassador whatsoever, joe. i'll tell you -- this is directly to that gentlemen there. >> yeah but -- >> if anybody tries to impede my freedom of movement in irish waters -- >> while their international waters -- >> they're going to be in trouble. >> i come

that the russian navy has already been accused of messing with. ireland is not happy about these russian war games planned for next week, particularly onrything else that is going withrl russia right now, the irh prime minister has said that should call off the war games, russia says it will not and will do as its, pleases but this small fleetwi of fisherman they say those russian war games are planned right in the middle ofar where they fish this time the yer t for mackerel and for prongs, and frankly they get their new prong quote on tuesday of next week and whether or not war games are going on at the time, they are going to head out there and fish and the russian navy better get out of their way. as i said, we covered this story a couple of nights ago here on the show, we've heard from more of you guys about that story than we have heard from you on almost anything we've covered in the last year. we got a huge response to that coverage from you guys. we continue to have eyes on that story. today the irish fishermen actually went to the russian

ireland, no offense, but they do not have much of a navy. they don't have military radar in the entire country. they have navigational radar. ireland doesn't have a ship that's capable of launching a helicopter. they just don't have that kind of military capacity. so what can they do? well, you know what ireland does have? to defend itself in this instance? it has very annoyed fishermen. irish fishermen who are so mad about what russia's going to do with these war games off their coast next week, that they, the fishermen say that they personally have a plan to stop it. >> fishermen say they're considering plans to peacefully disrupt russian naval exercises off the southwest coast next month. >> decision by the russian navy to conduct live gunnery and firing exercise 160 miles off the coast next month is causing concern at the pier. >> doing an exercise. >> the russian military exercise is due to take place over five days near the porcupine bigrt. giving rise to fishing grounding and life. fishermen say up to 60 crawlers will fish in the area

navy has it. both those countries are going to want to get a hold of this wreckage. >> reporter: the nearly $100 million fifth-generation stealth fighter, one of the most sophisticated as sets in the u.s. arsenal. >> it's almost invisible to radar. >> reporter: david, the u.s. navy has specialized equipment to salvage aircraft and submarines for incredible deaths. recently bringing up a helicopter from 19,000 feet. but analysts say the chinese have similar equipment, which is why they say the race is on to get to that wreckage. david? >> fascinating. we'll see who gets to it first. matt, thank you. >>> here in new york city tonight, we have learned a second nypd officer has now died after that deadly shooting during a domestic call in harlem. wilbert mora, just 27 years old, he was a four-year veteran of the force. his partner, 22-year-old jason rive rivera, died on friday. members of the force and the community standing vigil outside the precinct. >>> tonight, we have hering from capitol officer

this was, as the chief of the navy stood down, and the controversy was after with caught on camera. while speaking out an event addressing a think tank in india in which she said that crimea would remain part of russia and vladimir putin. the russian president deserved respect that prompted him to step down quite dramatically on saturday evening. i think there's probably putting pressure on it because we can do it. it is easy to get him. the respect, he also gives us the caught me up and got another come. this is i have just asked the federal minister of defense to release me from my duties as inspector of the navy with immediate effect. the thought was comments i made in india and security and military policy are increasingly weighing on my office in order to prevent further damage to the german navy. i considered as a necessary staff. the federal minister has accepted my request and they're all split among those countries that have committed forces to send east. as part of this, nato moved to spain has said that it would send to navy vessels into the black sea while madrid is comm

i have spent about 27 and a half years in the navy. a lot of hard work has gone into it. >> reporter: in addition to the endless duties of running a warship three times longer than a football field, she will also serve as a role model for women under her command. it happened on her previous tour aboard the "lincoln" when jordan gould asked bauernschmidt to perform the honors at her reenlistment. >> i think it's because i can see a little bit of myself. it's okay to be assertive. it's okay to be in control... sorry. >> oh! >> with each of those of jobs, i've also been able to lead sailors, watch them grow, typically better, faster, and farther than i grew, and being able to lead them in all these different environments has been the greatest honor of my career. >> reporter: there are women in the navy who outrank bauernschmidt, but none who have ever held such a high-profile job as commanding officer of one of the most prominent symbols of american military power. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> sargent: leading and inspiring so