the pentagon says it is watching closely five chinese navy ships operating now in the bering sea off the coast of alaska. three chinese combat ships, replenishment, replenishment vessel and an amphibious ship have been cited moving toward the elusive license split between us and russian control. the presence of the ships marks the 1st time that the chinese navy has operated of the coast of alaska for pres. obama is right now marking -- wrapping up a three-day visit. china said to hold a massive military parade, the purpose to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. 12,000 chinese troops, 200 fighter jets, 500 pieces of military hardware on display during what is expected to be a 90 minute long spectacle in the nation's capitol of beijing. atty. spectacle in the nation's capitol of beijing. attorney general loretta lynch finally weighed in. the atty. gen. condemned those deaths at a housing conference in washington. >> we have seen the brutal police killings that are seeing an increase in violence . this violence against all of us regardless of what uniform any of us whe

five chinese navy ships were sailing in international waters off the coast of alaska yesterday. the move came on the last day president obama's three-day visit to this day. the white house and the intent of the chinese operation was unclear but the pentagon did not detect any threat and activities. we will have a live report from beijing later the hour. lauren: nicole, some folks in the cost of oil yesterday was because of their ships off the coast of alaska. more on the job market today pleaded not to tomorrow's monthly jobs report. it all starts at 7:30 eastern time of corporate layoffs and an hour after that jobless claims expected to come in at 275,000 from a slight increase from the prior week. the salsa stage for friday's job report. 220,000 jobs added to nonfarm payrolls. the unemployment rate expect it to go down to 5.2%. lauren: bring it on. let's get caught up on the global market this morning kicking it off in asia as we noted a couple asian stocks closing. we are looking at the nikkei and the cost becoming the only things open in asia and the nikkei up half of 1%. tr

a senior defense official confirms to fox news that five chinese navy ships have been spotted in the bering sea off the alaskan coast. the sighting coincides with president obama's visit to the state. in a few hours, china will also conduct a massive military parade in beijing, featuring 10,000 soldiers, hundreds of aircraft, and weapons not previously shown in public. defense officials say they're monitoring the chinese activity closely. meantime, the president isthe fy tour of alaska. and he's catching heat from all sides over global warming, the environment, and the state's biggest industry. correspondent dan springer in anchorage tonight on what appears to be a no-win situation for the president. >> reporter: president obama wrapped up his three-day trip to alaska by meeting with fishermen in dillingham, the launching point to bristol bay the world's largest fishing industry. park rangers say the ice bed has retreated 70 feet a year. and say we are losing 70 tons of ice. mr. obama's last stop is the tiny coastal town of kots abu e. but he is not meeting with a single person tied

. >>> just as the president toured alaska five chinese navy ships sailed off the coast in the baron sea and the ships and other vessels are carrying out routine exercises and it's sailing in international waters near the islands and not behaving in a threatening way. the nuclear deal with iran is set for a vote in the house next week when leader nancy pelosi are urging democrats to state opposition as soon as possible and congress will debate wednesday, september 9 and vote on it by september 11, senator barbara is the 34th senator to back the deal giving democrats enough votes to sustain the deal and senior advise of the senate committee on foreign relations if this is a win for president obama. >> i don't think it's a win for the president. in fact, what is also clear is that both the house and the senate will disapprove this deal by by partisan majorities and maybe not over ride a veto but will over ride it with by partisan support. >> it will go through and if he vetoes it it's over. >> that is right but what is interesting about that john is there an are by partisan on both houses

or is it impact the case and again the scope of this report to surface warfare for the navy, or chinese navy, does that already point in the way to russia's self-conscious limitations since it's not really to divide the door. these are precisely the capabilities that they don't mind china having to help counter the u.s. navy. so in a way russia is selling china the rope to help hang the u.s. navy. some assistance of course that rush is also working on to make the news are the one of the artist 26 for the land-based concerns, we think about those in terms of nato but, of course, if you are russia looking to your pc or think about those in terms of china. i think the question does russia just need the money that bad. paul, d.c., this is irresponsible and shortsighted sales, or is it a strategic partnership, admittedly limited one for these kinds of systems by the i think another take away from this report is that we talk so much about and that acts as a no, but going back to my larger trends, this is going to be a missile rich environment. so much of what goes into a2 ag is missile base.

exercises every year and because of the large influx of russian technology in the chinese navy around systems that the bandstand radar system, many chinese warships use the same data links, data not works and management system and so during one exercise, russian and chinese naval ships paired off. like connection group of a few russian ships along with the chinese ship in a few chinese ships at the russian ships and they paired off to conduct anti-arab or for exercises. they were able to reconnect very quickly to interoperate. we haven't really seen that level to come up with true joining us. >> hello, good afternoon, everybody. i will provide you comment relief because it is my first time for this defense system. last year with the u.s. navy. my question is this. the simple question is i was interested in socioeconsocioecon omic sustainable development and stuff like that and i am a student so i can go back home and report. my question is that broke my heart for having one classmate classmate -- [inaudible] >> is there a question here? >> how do we know match these organized latinos

or is it the case of surface warfare for the chinese navy? point to russia's self-conscious limitations? these are precisely the capabilities they don't mind countering the u.s. navy. russia is selling china the rope to help hang the u.s. navy. some of the systems, whether it is the rs 26 for land-based concerns, of course you are russia looking to the east. i think the question does russia need the money that bad? do you see this as irresponsible and shortsighted? or is it a strategic partnership? admittedly a limited one for these kinds of systems. another take away from this is we talk about anti-axis air and denial. this is going to be a missile rich environment. is missile-based. of thesepursuing a lot things. it appears they are doing so for three reasons. being able to target u.s. allies and u.s. bases. this is admittedly getting beyond the scope of this report. the kind of systems paulist means of course the u.s. is going to have to invest in more standoff and penetration weapons. both presumably enough to saturate. this means the con

warship stomped an american neutral ship and took five people off and forced them into the chinese navy. that would be a major international incident. this was commonplace. the french impounded american ships, too. the united states wasn't getting a lot of respect around the world. to put a finer point on it, about an hour ago sailing up on the sailing ship the eagle by the united states coast guard. it's docked at the inner harbor. i was talking to a couple of coast guard admirals. we were looking at the american flag waving off the fan tail of the ship. he what's really powerful, especially for you veterans who have been in the coast guard or navy especially, that when you're on an american vessel at sea, that's american soil. it should be respected. the flag stands for that. well, what is it here in these early days of the young united states, where these vessels could be stopped at will by the british and people taken off? cargo impounded. even though we are neutral. the flag wasn't getting any respect. and the flag wasn't getting respect, did it mean anything? this is what's going

the chinese navy does not have a lot of supply ships. the chinese ships are continually showing up off of the coast of the u.s. >> this is the first time we observed the chinese ships in the bering sea. we respect the nations to operate military vessels in international waters. >> reporter: they had been exercising in the sea of japan. a strange a liiance of unnatural bed fellows. we saw this in the mediterranean. and chinese war size exercising far from home and a clear message of nato not to get involved in syria and the pentagon took note on when it saw the chinese ballistic missile and a challenge to the u.s. navy in the pacific. and the secretary was asked why the u.s. didn't have parades. >> people know the strength of our military and i think it is safe to say we don't need to display for people to understand what the united states is capable of. >> reporter: what caught people's attention was the presence of vladimar putin upon in the chinese military show of force. that alliance has concern here in the pentagon. china and russia

it is the first time they have seen the chinese navy so close. >> a helicopter falling out of the sky in colorado. twisted wreckage of the blackhawk helicopter was in a dense forest. two of the four soldiers on board injured. local police from fort carson initially having trouble locating that downed chopper. >> due to the very remote location of where the aircraft went down, our communication was extremely challenging. >> the cause of the crash is now under investigation. >> a soldier is badly hurt when a parachute training exercise went all wrong. he was practicing a free fall when his parachute became twisted. he landed on a street he has been hospitalized but he is in stable condition. >> there is a floating spoon on mars. they took this picture of a strange rock formation on the red planet. but our eyes may be playing tricks on us. it could be a case of paradolia a phenomenon monday when where familiar objects but they are not really there. >> it has a shadow underneath it. >> it looks like a wooden spoon doesn't it? >> heavy rain is possible for many of today. >> it will be very

five chinese navy ships spotted during a trip to the states. it moved to the bering sea after participating in an exercise with russia. u.s. officials say they don't view the ship as a threat to the u.s. military. they have been tracking the ship's movement since they moved through international waters. i'm jackie ibanez, now back to "red eye." log on to fox news.com. >> welcome to "red eye. hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levey at the news deck. >> happy skyscraper day, tom. >> the day to appreciate and admire the world's tallest buildings. >> maybe in your household. but for the rest of america it is a day to celebrate the fact that tall buildings make it easier to spread the word that tom shillue should go to hell. >> it doesn't even make sense, andy. >> it is a little known fact that skyscrapers were invented by sy scraper so he could have a high window to yell go to hell tom shillue. >> these things get dumber and dumber every day. >> you get dumber and dumber every day. burn. >>> let's welcome our guests. she co

navy ships in the bearing sea off the coast of alaska knowing they are there protecting our president who is this week on alaskan adventure. he renamed mt. mckinley, learned survival tips from bear grylls, but jimmy kimmel poked a little fun about the president surviving in the wilderness. >> this show, i don't know if you have seen t celebrities eat mice and squirrels and drink bodily fluids n this one the president teaches us how to survive alone in the wilderness sur round bid 14 secret service officers. bear grylls and president obama will trek through the forest eating roots and berries which is what his wife makes him eat already so it should be okay. >> joining us now former miss new york u.s.a. joanne nosuchinsky and andy levy. joanne, what do you think of this? the president, survival test? >> i know that golf is played outdoors, but i never considered obama to be an outdoorsman. so this should be interesting. i know some people are outraged that our president is doing this, but he has set the precedent for future presidents and i think it's a good thing. we're moving in that

betty: when you look at the disputes in the south china sea, the chinese sending navy ships up the coast of alaska when president obama was there, and the military parade commemorating the anniversary of the ending of world war ii, some look upon that as increasing military aggression by the chinese. mr. yang: first of all, let me say that the anniversary of the chinese people's war of resistance against japanese aggression and against fascism has been welcomed by the world. the purpose of the celebration is to bear in mind history, to respect the fallen heroes, and to cherish peace and to open up a better future, so this kind of celebration is not directed at any government. his address at the commemorative event, the president actually mentioned peace in a very emphatic way, 18 times, and let me say that the military of any country should move according to international law, and that has always been china's position. of course, we have certain complaints, about what other countries have done, but facts are facts. facts speak louder than words. betty: with all due respect, mr. yang, we

. >> five chinese navy ships operating in the beijing sea off the coast of alaska. >> pentagon says first time the us military has seen them in that area. officials are tracking them, after the island split between the us and russian control. presence is in demonstration every how china's military rapidly expanding its operations far from its own coast state department says it will focus on reaching new level every peace with the country. china's president set to visit the white house later this month. of course we'll key close eye on that. coffee, soda, energy drinks. many of us use them, right, to stay up throughout the day, especially on this shift, lauren. well, potentially dangerous new caffeine product the fda is warning against this morning. >> and what's your secret to a long life? is it waking up in the middle of the night and coming to work. >> of course. >> what they're saying is the real key to longevity. >> but first, monkey keep you, right? in the hands of the best nurses and doctors. so if you win the lottery, could live an even longer life. here are your winning lottery nu

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the pentagon says five chinese navy ships are in the bering sea. it's the first time the u.s. military has seen chinese warships in the area. it follows a massive display of force by china's military at a parade in beijing. seth doane is in the chinese capital. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. china will reduce its military by 300,000 troops. that's the big news coming out of this massive military parade in beijing today. it marks 70 years since the japanese surrendered at the end of world war ii. ♪ against the backdrop of the largest military parade in modern china, president xi announced the troop redeteuctio and pledged peace saying the experience of war makes people value peace even more. xi inspected some of the 12,000 troops taking part. a traction of the 2.3 million currently serving in the people's liberation army. china wants to modernize and centralize its forces. defense spending has been growing by double digits in the last five years. china has been flexing its military muscle, particularly in the south china sea. you can see we are packed in here with m

betty: when you look at the disputes in the south china sea, the chinese sending navy ships up the coast of alaska when president obama was there, and the military parade commemorating the anniversary of the ending of world war ii, some look upon that as increasing military aggression by the chinese. all, let merst of say that the anniversary of the chinese people's war of resistance against japanese aggression and against fascism has been welcomed by the world. celebrationof the is to bear in mind history, to respect the fallen heroes, and and to open upe a better future, so this kind of celebration is not directed at any government. his address at the commemorative event, the president actually in aoned piece -- peace very emphatic way, 18 times, and let me say that the military of moveountry should according to international law, and that has always been china's position. of course, we have certain about what other countries have done, but facts are facts. cts speak louder than words. respect, mr.ll due yang, we saw missiles and nuclear capable warheads, and they saw the so-called air

>> on the five chinese navy ships. >> that's great. they have taken over islands. china has gone rogue in my book. they have gone rogue. a lot of other people say, no. they have to cut down on corruption. as my nephew and head writer points out, corruption is the engine of the economy. because that's how you get things going. i am not always a fan of china. see the chinese buy program. when the stocks go down really badly, this ey hold it. that's not capitalism. it is some sort of late stage capitalism that mark has talked about. >> tough transition to make. let's get to bob pisani and see what's moving on the floor here. >> highs for the morning. everything is up two-thirds of a point. we are perceived to be dovish comments by gradraghi. germy moved to the up side. it put up germany. it didn't change the numbers on monetary easing at all. the important thing, the market perceived as dovish. germany is an export economy. anything there received dovish is going to help germany overall. sectors here in the u.s., everything is up fractionally. nine out of ten sectors

one expert said the chinese navy is taking on more and more of an expeditionary carketemplet the chinese are going global. he is correct. china has massively built up its military and use it is to protect its power in asia and other places. like russia's invasion of the ukraine, china is taking over territory while the united states just watches. there have been a fivefold increase in china's military expenditures since 1997. it is stockpiling nuclear weapons. a recent pentagon report revealed that china is upgrading its ballistic missile delivery systems with multiple independently targeted re-entry ehicles, or rirv technology. what that means in layman's terms, they can send one missile with several nuclear warheads. one could hit new york and one could hit texas. the beijing navy is taking control of disputed areas and intimidating other countries in the region who have rightful claims to the south china seas. this is a poster, mr. speaker, of 19 the -- 1999, this is beijing anti-south china sea area from australiaa to almost alaska, and east and west guam to indenoshea. 1999 military

five chinese navy ships sighted in the bering sea from begun their return home according to the chief of naval operations. they say they don't view that incident an apparent first for china's military as unexpected for alarming. >> the nfl says it will appeal a federal judge's ruling overturning tom brady's four game suspension for redeflagt footballs but the nfl did l. not seek to put a hold on the ruling while it appealappeals. >>> vice president joe biden meeting to talk about the iranian nuclear deal. he told them those in congress to oppose that deal with hurting u.s. foreign policy. >>> and a new report from the cdc says the use of cigars and cigarettes among high school athletes is lower than nonathletes, but athletes are two times more likely to use smokeless tobacco products and the reason, they are under the misconception that smokeless tobacco is harmless. that's the cnbc news update. back to you, brian t does contain nicotine. >> i just wonder if the cdc needed taxpayer money to discover that athletes might be less likely to smoke than people who sit on couches. >> apparen

. >> china clearly flexing its military mous pl number one, five chinese navy ships spotted off cost of alaska earlier this week. during president obama's visits to that state. they also rolled out a missile which we hear could take out an aircraft carrier in that big parade in beijing. joining america special operations advisor jason beardsley, this is a bit display of military might by china. what do you think should be america's response? >> well stuart, first of all thank you for having me on. what we see with china right now is a lot of posturing so been developing this weapon system and this missile program for a long time that had been ten years or more in the making. u.s. response has to be clear. it has to be also something well thought out it is about encountering measures that they're trying to keep our shifting back u.s. invested airkts carrier technology so to make sure that we can have our aircraft carrier safe within our region we need to invest in tmg to disable or cause them to blink from their side an by blink, i mean, their isr. intelligence surveillance platform t

in terms of rising navies, those are the two. they do the same thing the chinese are doing now. at the end of the day they probably could not have competed with the british. the germans make one major foray out in the first world war and they go back home, all the money was wasted. i don't think that lesson tells you how they are going to act on a political side but it tells you on the military side it takes a long time to catch up. of the the strength amount of money he has been able to amass there are going to be your credit competitions funding fornavy to be a real match the u.s. navy, even for the next one or two decades. >> somebody else who wrote a dissertation, let me just remind you that that conflict broke out of a thing in the balkans. yes, there is this larger naval dynamic going on, but if there is going to be a clash there are other factors that might go into it. it is hard to predict the future. thank you all for coming and grab a copy of the were on your way out. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its ca

she wants unified chinese army, navy, air force, and missile corps under single demand. fewer officers, and the number would be britney spears samsung will come out with a challenge to the apple watch, the new smart watch will allow mobile payments, smart car keys, and home devices. users will be able to send text messages. mercer mayer is expecting twin girls. she wrote on the company blog that the twins are likely to arrive in september. she said just that she did with the birth of her son three years ago, she will take limited time off and be working the whole way. those are a few of your top headlines at this hour. let's talk about oil's rally. something of a halt this morning, trading down almost 2%. that is after the oil's biggest two-day rally in 25 years. crude is close to $48 per barrel. peter, it is still way off the lows of last week. let's talk about today for the moment. do you get a sense of why it is pulling back? peter cohen after a move of this magnitude, it is natural for the markets to recoup. you're talking about a three-day move equivalent to the 199

navy in the pacific. they were on full display with the j-31 fighter jet which is remarkably similar to the american f-35, plans of which were reportedly stolen by the chinese. pentagon press secretary was asked about the chinese parade. >> people know the strength of the united states, the strength of our military and, i think it's safe to say that we don't need to display it at parades necessarily for people to understand what the united states is capable of. >> reporter: what caught really people's attention the presence of vladmir putin in beijing yesterday. gregg? gregg: jennifer griffin. thanks very much. martha: a gunman in california is still at large after one person was killed and two why were injured in a shooting at sacramento city college. will carr live in los angeles with the latest on this will, what do we know how these students were shot on campus? >> reporter: well at this point, martha, police say this was an isolated shooting incident instead after campus shooting spree. it all went d

navy and the chinese navy to the establishment of new redestruction mechanism such as engagement rules for air and maritime safety, our efforts to date do not seem to have had an impact on china's aggressive tactics in the south china sea. i would like to hear from the witnesses what the department feels is the direct force is and de-escalate tension and convince the chinese government to pursue legal and diplomatic ak acquisition. and i'm also concerned with north korea, further contributing to the heightened tensions in the region. ed a admiral harris, you would like to get your assessment of the north korea ans and how we are addressing it. >> i welcome the witnesses. secretary shear, it's nice to see you again. thank you for your continued outstanding service including as our ambassador to vietnam. and admiral harris, i know that you are relatively new in your job and we thank you for the great job you're doing. and we look forward to your testimony. begin with you, mr. secretary. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you, ranking member reid, and all the members of the commi

navy is changing procedures used in training exercises to try and protect whales and dolphins. in an agreement, the navy says it will limit the use of sonar and explosives explosives around california and hawaii. thanks for joining us. the news continues next live from london. and, remember, for the latest headlines, you can go to our website at al jazeera.com. l jazeera.com. >> the crack down on the finlandle construction group. partly blaming the firm for friday's crane collapse in mecca. >> this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up. >> stopped at the border, hundreds of refugees stuck in serbia. as hungary closing the crossing into the european union. dozens injured as israeli forces storm the mosque in jerusalem. and could this be the foundation for a drug free treatment for motion sickness?

navy is retreating in the city. a pacific fleet spokesman said the navy will cut back on training and explosives. sonar can cause whales, dolphins and others to go deaf. in 2011 an explosives training exercise killed four dolphins. i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us, for the latest news head over to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with "inside story". have a graght night -- great night. night. blocked a majority attempt to >>> when senate democrats blocked a majority attempt to derail the iran nuclear deal, one part of the iranian story ended and another began. the shia majority islamic republic of iran is involved in iraq, syria and lebanon, riling and frightening the sunni neighbours and rivals throughout the region. iran shares america's goals and continues to call the u.s. the great satan in others. what is iran's next

fighter ace of making dangerous passes at a navy plane over the south china sea. you did talk about this being a tense relationship as rewards to the south china sea. are these military confrontations alarming? >> i would say they are rather dangerous, because an accident can trigger a situation where things escalate very quickly, so this is certainly an area that i think president xi and obama need to discuss and see if they can come up with some kind of solution to avoid a potential military confrontation. >> let's listen in to what is happening on the south lawn of the white house, some of the porch and circumstance if we can take that live picture again. mike viqueira, will you join us and tell us what you are seeing. >> i certainly will. i am hearing the 21 gun salute now, directly in front of the two presidents as they stand in attention. we are going to get the national anthems here in just a moment. ♪ >> just most that this is something we did not see with pope francis' visit. the 21 gun salute pretty typical for a state visit. >> that's right. you see t

being of chinese descent myself. >> how did she look? how did she wear it? >> she wore it perfectly. astute andvery confident. >> will color was it? navy, as a metallic navy combination ensemble. >> the honorable madeleine .lbright an robinson. mr. james gorman. >> the honorable senator jerry tappanau. >> good evening, nice to meet you. it is my daughter-in-law, yeah. good to see you. mr. tim cook and mrs. lisa jackson. mr. shervin pishevar. mr. john lasseter and mrs. nancy lasseter. mr. william neville and mrs. connie neville. mr. jeffrey gettysburg. senator bob corker and miss emily corker. mr. david taylor and mrs. marcia taylor. the honorable sonja stottlemyre and judge josh colton. mr. darren walker and mrs. spencer. mr. robert eiger's. mr. rick stangl's and mrs. mary stangl's. the honorable jacob liu and dr. ruth schwartz. mr. mark zuckerberg and miss priscilla chan. the honorable henry olson junior and mrs. wendy holsten.

furthermore, those five chinese war ships that were seen? the bering sea while president obama was visiting alaska, they have since reversed course. we're told by pentagon officials, bret. >> and jenn, what about these new attacks by isis using chemical weapons? >> reporter: bret, new evidence tonight that isis has launched more attacks using mustard agents. in response the pentagon has ordered its 3500 troops in iraq to dust off their chemical suits and refamiliarize themselves with their protective equipment. isis has fired more shells at kurds, causing painful blisters and a rocket near the mosul dam which left a mysterious yellow cloud in the air, bret. >> jennifer dwrgriffin at the pentagon. >>> a county clerk in kentucky is ordered to jail over her refusal to grant same-sex marriage license. fox 8 in high point, north carolina where the fatal crash of a marine corps helicopter. it happened last night at camp lejeune. one marine was killed, 11 injured. fox 25 in boston as police in milles say an officer's story yesterday after being fir

an historic opportunity for the chinese to remember the many millions who died during world war ii. they haven't seen this sort of parade since 2009. it is only the fourth since 1960. 12,000 military personnel representing all of the chinese armed services marched to precision timing. more than 80% of the military hardware on show was unveiled for the first time. tanks, armored vehicles, drones, and dozens of aircraft entertained large crowds. >>> a huge security operation surrounds the event. and not everybody wants to watch the parade from home, so many people have come to vantage points like this to see the parade, not necessarily passing them on the road, but up in the sky. >> translator: i have watched past parades on tv. i feel this is the most spectacular. it is the biggest in terms of the size. this is an historic moment for china. >> reporter: many waited for a much-anticipated speech from the chinese president, including delegations from more than 100 countries. >> translator: people's liberation army of china is the people's army. it's duty is to protect the nation's secu

is there any reason to think the chinese will be leaders who change their stripes? >> this agreement from what we heard from the white house is very long on rhetoric, but short on specifics and very short on policy. unfortunately that's something that we're seeing more and more from this white house as it pertains to national security. >> from a former national security council expert, what china said in the past is a lie. it is entirely possible that this is a lie, that was a source talking to me on friday in the hours after this announcement. the question is, forget whether the white house will do anything to the chinese if they don't live up to this commitment. will we actually know if they don't live up to this commitment? >> i agree with that entirely. will they live up to the commitment, no. there is no way with this agreement we can monitor it, no fact checking, no -- >> no concrete things to actually do. >> no nuclear reactor that we can go and poke or test. this, you know, everything is -- it seems to me chinese premier xi has gone in there, pinkie swore an

. >> china's navy is going to be operating as it increasingly as blue water navy around the world. and the united states will just have to get used to it. >> the ceremony did not mention the u.s. chinese company produced this video showing chinese attack on forces very much resembling american ones. with an overwhelming chinese victory. >> tim chuto with our story here. coming up, the little boy whose body washed up on the shores of turkey is making his way home it syria for burial. we look at the war who forced his family and many others to leave in the first place. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... right now all beds are on sale. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale. save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. i'm a gas

has not sailed within 12 nautical miles of the chinese artificial islands at this point, so i think they get it both ways. they're saying we're saying one thing but we're certainly not willing to address where we have a free right to navigate, so i hope that we follow-up with our actions and our words on this. otherwise i fear that the chinese will continue their actions, because otherwise they think, hey, why not. and my time is up. but i'm going to submit for the record, admiral harris -- >> senator, if you'd like to take some more time. >> thank you. i had a follow-up on a totally different topic. thank you, i appreciate it. i wanted to ask both of you on a different topic which is about our p.o.w./m.i.a.s and our recovery efforts. and this is a very important issue, i know senator mccain and senator mccaskill have been very focused on this as well and i've been appreciative of their work. but obviously the department of defense has reorganized its recovery efforts and stood up the new p.o.w./m.i.a. accounting agency the dpaa in january of 2015, just the beginning of this year. a

russian navy has 40 icebreakers to deploy to the arctic. the united states knave has none. many of those troops will come from alaska. if you go back to remember the last debate with mitt romney when he was asked about the greatest geopolitical threat to the united states of america, he said russia. the president laughed it off, saying '80s wants foreign policy strategy back. we see russia, china, make be inroads to the arctic where you have 30 to 35% of the oil reserves in the entire world. neil: he said, allen, these are international waters. we can do what we want. this is not military target move against the united states. you don't believe that? >> no, i don't believe that. as a matter of fact. 4th of july, vladmir putin made a call to president of the united states of america to wish him happy independence day while russian military aircraft, bombers flu along the -- flew along the west coast of the united states of america. which have now a russian research ship dangerously close to a united states naval submarine base and it is being followed. you see all of these d

that's changing in the buildup of the naval capabilities, the blue water navy that china is building in a very aggressive and respected manner is a power projection around the globe. that is a complete turnaround from what we thought of when we think about chinese military power. neil: they feel emboldened to do. this russia did this off the coast of georgia, not our georgia, the country of georgia. i wonder with the chinese thing, if you think about it, the president was there looking at melting glaciers, right? >> president obama was staring down a glacier, commanding it to stop its retreat. and meanwhile, five chinese naval ships are sailing off the coast of alaska. the chinese authorities don't do anything randomly. there is a message to be delivered. and we have a cottage industry in the u.s. of government experts and pundits trying to pars what all that means. essentially, we have to focus on the reality is that the chinese have been expanding their activities everywhere from the philippine sea to the mediterranean, the south china sea, buildup from carriers to diesel and nucle

how large is the chinese military might and its projection across the pacific? >> at this point it is a growing regional power. it does not have a blue water navy that can sale to various parts of the globe and affect actions on the water, in the air or on the land. they will develop into a blue water navy and will have a global presence which is something we have to anticipate and find ways to manage its impact with countries that do not wish to be dominated. tom: are we budgeting the navy at an appropriate level given the perceived threat of china? >> we are not only budgeting the level of threat for china but the effective use of our military. it is down to some of the lowest levels in recent history and it will have a major impact on morale. if we have to ground planes because we cannot fly them. if the commander in chief called them into action. we have some serious problems that have been inflicted already under the hammer of sequestration. to the extent that we will really start deteriorating and dropping to a second level of capability over a period of 1

chinese companies have been making more forays into the u.s. one of the other best performers also has a big relationship with the worst performer. stephan larson who heads up the old navy brand is moving over to ralph lauren to succeed ralph lauren himself as the ceo of the company. investors seem to be happy about this. --ph lauren shares down folks are looking for a change. gap is down. old navy has been the outperform or. interesting change their for that company. we are watching advance auto parts, one of the other best performers today, up 12% after starboard said it will be continuing talks with the company. confirming an ownership stake of the company at 3.7%. he wants to help improve the margins. this is the operating margin of advance auto parts. you are looking at a couple of its peers. autozone in orange and o'reilly in yellow. their margins are well above that of advance auto parts. ,hen starboard gets involved everything from darden to other industries, they make things happen. looks like margins is one of the things they are focu

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