of this just to underscore are critically important it was, and how seamlessly and flawlessly the u.s. navy blended into the royal navy in 1917 and 1918. i think it had a lot to do with the individual personalities involved. a reason why avril robin and a consummate diplomat as well as being the consummate seaman was probably the best choice there was. also, admiral sims and they got along extremely well with his british counterparts. there is the grand fleet at anchor, i love this light and i will tell you why with a little personal story. my decision to become a member of the united states navy was made right there. i had just finished up at king's college as bob had mentioned, and i actually was going to start law school and i thought i was going to be a lawyer. but i was having some doubts, so i had driven up from london and turned in my rental car, and it was at night, and as i was coming across the fourth river bridge built in the 1890s, and still there and is a wonderful bridge, and i was looking out at the lights, and at that point, it struck me that i am in the wrong place and the

solar players the burke the sun did causing major problems in one nine hundred seventy two fourth u.s. navy sea to extreme weather events occurred first the sun expelled a series of solar flares the first set of them clearing the way up for a more intense blast the k. maxed the solar second solar flares cause rain. blackouts within minutes damage to solar panels on satellites an x. ray radiation emissions that stayed in the air for more than sixteen hours but the biggest impact happened under water see the solar flares caused sea mines the u.s. navy had dropped in the coastal waters of north vietnam to explode some pilots noted seeing upwards of two dozen exploding in just thirty seconds and a recently declassified u.s. military documents show that the detonated mines part of operation pocket money numbered not in the dozens as previously reported but upwards of four thousand that's right for cars in mines the bombs were set off by the sun essentially burping and if you're wondering what the president nixon's reaction was to the accidental explosion he had the navy put even more mines off t

according to a statement from the navy, a u.s. aircraft was flying over the black sea when it was intercepted by a russian su-27. the navy says that while the russian military is within its rights to exercise within international air space, this action was unprovoked and irresponsible putting pilots and crew at risk. >>> now for a look at florida and the big races there on this election day, joining us is andrew de sada r tallahassee. latest nbc news marist poll puts democrat andrewlu ahead of ron desantis by 4%. quinnipiac has gillum ahead by 7. is that enough to pull off the big question. gillum's goal is to mobilize enough voters so he'll essentially expand the electorate, turnout a lot of first-time voters for this i didn't tell calle alexis here. desantis folks are confident. president trump visited this state twice in the last week. he was in the ft. myers area. on wednesday night i was there for that. he also was in pensacola a few nights as well up in the panhandle. so, you know, both sides have a lot riding on this and it'

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kerry sanders, aboard the u.s. navy ship "comfort". >>> also tonight, the pregnant mom's plea for the life-saving gift and the incredible news you'll hear it first here. >>> the viral sensation that has folks everywhere saying holy cow. >>> harry smith goes behind the scenes of tonight's ent. >> there is a brand-new star in new york city, it's role to adorn the top of the rockefeller christmas tree. that story coming up. o the top the rockefeller o the top the rockefeller i've always looked forward to what's next. and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis

enterprise with the u.s. navy, i was deployed to 13 countries. i was also part of the iran hostage situation 1978-80. >> sergeant in the marine corps. i was an m-1-d-1 tank mechanic, and proud to serve. >> i served six years in the u.s. navy, the majority of which was on board the u.s.s. bunker hill. went onto deployment to the gulf. >> joined the united states air force right out of high school. went in as a generator mechanic, and then through that i've gotten placed in a civil engineering squadron. >> got drafted in february 1971. i was assigned to batallion in hamburg, germany, and i was in the u.s. army. >> veterans day today means a lot to me, especially since i served. >> it's not just a three-day weekend. >> we celebrate the participation and the historic role that the military plays in the security of this country. >> it's really great to take time out to recognize those who have served, those of us that like serving. >> it's a day to celebrate and remember what people have accomplished and sacrificed for this country. >> actually, i rec

u.s. navy said late today. >>> the terrifying moments as an apartment complex goes up in flames. more than 100 firefighters responding. many going door-to-door to get families out. then the mayday call. firefighters trapped. >>> the president and his new threat against gm. after general motors announces its cutting thousands of jobs in ohio, michigan and maryland, what the president is now warning unless gm changes course. does he have the power to do it? >>> the new and alarming numbers tonight. the faces of the children coming down with what seems like the common cold, but it can lead to partial paralysis. the polio-like illness, and where they're seeing cases now. >>> three american service members killed. an ied blowing up their armored vehicle. the deadliest day in afghanistan this year, and just months after our own team was with troops as they discovered one of those ieds. >>> the video just out tonight, the pit bull attack in a school. several young students injured. the first responder

sixteen hours but the biggest impact happened underwater see the solar flares cause sea mines the u.s. navy had dropped in the coastal waters of north vietnam to explode some pilots noted seeing upwards of two dozen exploding in just thirty seconds and a recently declassified u.s. military documents show that the detonated mines part of operation pocket money numbered not in the dozens as previously reported but upwards of four thousand that's right four cars in mines the bombs were set of by the essentially burbank and if you're wondering what the president nixon's reaction was to the accidental explosion he had the navy put even more mines off the coast of north vietnam. i clearly don't know clearly not just as a films that i would never have but i was just standing out from seventy to all they all blow up remind the area most of our minds about imagine somebody like sitting there not knowing that it's a solar flare or not and i mean killer vietnam was already in a pretty dire straits and subsequent messages without knowing that also just seeing the entire beach side explode. all right th

a u.s. navynaissance aircraft was flying in international airspace over the black sea according to the pentagon when a russian fighter -- and you see it there in the video, came up alongside at high speed in close range to the american aircraft. as you see the plane pass by, the americans reported that this encounter lasted for 25 minutes. on one pass the russian aircraft caused the americans to feel turbulence. on his second pass, vibration before the russians put on their after burners and banked away from the american aircraft. this is something that the u.s. does not like to see. obviously, the last such unsafe, unprofessional encounter by the russians was in january. the u.s. thought these were pretty much put to bed, if you will, but apparently the russians back at it. wolf. >> barbara, has the u.s. addressed this close encounter with the russians? >> reporter: we expect that they will. that january encounter, for example, got a very stern warning from the u.s. government. this is something

a russian fighter jet has flown close to or bars to a u.s. navy plane over the black sea the aggressive flight moves risks a mid-air collision military pilots are known to use that as a warning not to try to force other aircraft to change course the u.s. navy says the move was unprovoked lasted twenty five minutes and took place in international airspace south of the ukraine and west of russia the black sea is an area that seen previous tension between russian and nato forces. china's president has promised to cut and pour tower of sand allow more foreign companies to do business in the country and although she didn't pay him didn't refer directly to china's trade war with the u.s. he warned that free trade is under attack he made the remarks during the opening of a trade fair in shanghai from where our china correspondent adrian brown reports. it is only from the air that you get the scale of this vast event happening on the edge of shanghai china's commercial hub the expo is part of an effort to rebranding countries global trading image it was p

are known to use this tactic as a warning or to try to force other aircraft to change course the u.s. navy says the move was unprovoked while russia says it prevented violation of its a space the incidents last a twenty five minutes and happened in international airspace the black sea is an area that has previously seen tension between russian and nato forces. you know again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera polls open in just a few hours for one of the most divisive us midterm elections in years present donald trump ate three states in the final day of campaigning holding his last friday in missouri we democrats immigration policies are extreme danger is reckless and insane they support catch and release they want to free criminal allan's they want no pro tax for american workers and taxpayers and they want totally open borders which means crime will pour into our country. illegal immigration of course our country more than one hundred billion dollars every year and that's before them the butchers of missouri indiana and wisconsin combined meanwhile former us preside

pilots on their own to use it as a warning or to try to force other aircraft to change course the u.s. navy says the move was unprovoked while russia says it was preventing preventive violation of its airspace it lasted twenty five minutes and happened in international airspace south of the ukraine and west of russia the black sea is now area that has previously seen tension between russian and nato forces. jury selection is beginning in new york for the trial of the man accused of being one of mexico's biggest drug lords known as el chapo guzman has been held in solitary confinement in the u.s. for the last two years gabriel and it's a wonder has what. for the last two years joaquin el chapo guzman has been held in solitary confinement in a new york jail after his extradition to the u.s. on an array of drug trafficking charges security for the trial be tight considering guzman famously escaped from prison twice in mexico once through an elaborate tunnel in his prison cell. even with guzman in handcuffs prosecutors and the judge worry his associates could still pose a danger to people invol

this is an example of what the u.s. navy gauges in, naval diplomacy. ports of call by u.s.ign that countries that may have a difference of opinion, not always agree, welcome each other's warships i ports. the fact this giant floating military -- piece of military equipment is being allowed here is a sign, perhaps, that the chinese are being more welcoming of the u.s. navy, despite the differences they have in other areas. i'll just remind you, this same ship leading a u.s. naval strike group was operating in the south china sea, the contested waters, just days ago. but now, it's being welcomed here in this chinese harbor. >> not every day you see ivan bobbing off of the coast of hong kong in a little boat. >>> the global police organization interpol has chosen its new leader. we're live from dubai with all of the details. ds that take care of you. that's me in back in 1987, when i gave isotoner gloves to all my teammates. now i have a different set of teammates. my family. and they all want isotoner gloves for christmas because they keep getting better. there's smartouch. f

the ,60 served in the u.s. navy also. >> i have also lost, rates.o you the sacrifice that veterans have made and the separation from family and the camaraderie that goes along with the experience. >> reporter: his wife is currently serving as a reservist in the navy. she spent nine months in afghanistan, using her skills to care for the wounded. >> devastating injuries and the bravery that people show is heartwarming. their commitment to their country and each other. >> we appreciate your service and thank you very much. >> i had little to give compared to a lot of the guys who ended up over in the middle east.>> reporter: three members of this family have served 75 years yet they are humble and say they are honored to serve the country. >>> the weather story is the smoke. there are fires up north and we are -- experiencing bad air quality in the bay area and sacramento. the winds are the whole component. you can see the smoke from the chico fire. the winds are lighter which allows for the fire to set down and hopefully the firefighters can get a ha

rothfus: this last june the u.s. navy identified burt's remains and last thursday, burt's family finally welcomed their war hero home. may god grant this son of western pennsylvania eternal rest. i thank the speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair -- for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. payne: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor mrs. alberta daniels of east new jersey for her lifetime of service. mrs. daniels is like a mother to many of us in the public life from essex county, new jersey. i know she has helped me learn to be a better public servant. mrs. daniels spent 25 years at r.c.a. in harris, new jersey. in her late 40's, mrs. daniels started a new chapter as a senior correctionals officer. she spent 14 years in corrections working for the state of new jersey and helping open the first halfway house for women

strategy on the korean peninsula the pentagon says a russian fighter jet has flown close to or buzz a u.s. navy plane over the black sea military pilots are known to use it as a warning or to try to force other aircraft to change course the u.s. navy says the move was unprovoked while russia says it prevented violation of its air space the incident lasted twenty five minutes and happened in international airspace the black sea is an area that has previously seen tension between russian and nato forces. jury selection is underway in the u.s. for the trial of one of mexico's most of tourists a drug lords harkin guzman also known as el chapo has been held in solitary confinement in new york for the past two years as security for the child is expected to be high especially for witnesses and jurors. thank you more news on our website at al-jazeera dot com we've got a special page on the u.s. midterm election with all the latest reports news at al jazeera dot com. they had lines on al-jazeera polls open in just a few hours for one of the most divisive u.s. midterm elections in me is present donald tr

.> u.s. navy aircraft crashed in the philippine sea. that aircraft had some kind of type of mechanical issue during routine operations today. the two cwembers ejected from the plane. they were rescued. good news there. officials saying both of them are in good condition. the crash is being. investigat officials saying this aircraft in particular helped support the sebirity and sty in the indo-pacific. regi we'll bring you more details. >> a new promise fro democrats when they take over the house in nuary, protect robert mueller's investigation. >> how do they plan to protect this investigation? >> several different cmittees they're trying to sort out who is going to be in charge, what's their c agenda,ld all be taking a look into this mueller investigation. one of the key concerns is whether matt howhitakerd step back from overseeing the investigation because of comments he made publicly questioning the direction of this investigation.s whitaker so and the white house says no but democrats may have something to say about that when they

geurts, assistant secretary u.s. navy research, development and acquisition. vice admiral william merz, deputy chief of naval operations for warfare u.s. navy naval . and lieutenant. general david h. berger, deputy commandant of the marine corps for combat development . gentlemen i understand you have drawn straws and one of you gets to make an opening statement, is that correct?>> yes her. >> we will let you proceed and then we will take questions on a five minute basis and when my distinguish ranking member arrives, we may interject some opening statements for the record. you are recognized mr. secretary. >> thank you. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you to update you on the department of the navy ship building plan. i am joined today by vice admiral william merz, deputy chief of naval operations for warfare u.s. navy naval , and lieutenant. general david h. berger, deputy commandant of the marine corps for combat development , and integration. i would like to provide some brief remarks for the three of us and submit our formal statement for t

u.s. navy provided the surveillance video showing the russian fighter jet zoomed past a us recognisance plane. the russian plane flew so fast in front of the plane. they reported turbulence and vibrations as a result when that russian jet made a first and second past. >>> and san quentin prison is investigating the deaths of two inmates fond over the weekend. one was a serial killer convicted of killing five women in southern california. he was found dead in his cell on friday, and govin was sentenced for killing four people in 2004. both men were on death row. the incidents were not related and it is believed the men killed themselves. >>> our time is 4:46, the mayor said a campaign mailer sent to voters linking him to communism in vietnam is nothing, but dirty politics. it's printed in vietnamese and he told kt:vu ah's allison smith that it went to every voter in that city. >> they depicted him as one who likes to drink, they let him go but a mailer that called him a communist is a disgrace.

. >> reporter: there may , ot have been a gunmt there was fear, and anger when it u.s. navy sa was an ad hoc drill, someone writing ad hoc drill during which we all thought we were going to die. tonight the military bays this was not a drill, instead an alert sent out by mistake. sparking a very real response fro and a snapshot of our new reality. stephanie gosk, nbc news. ow >>> let's turno that head snapping new repo raising fresh questions about paul manafort, president trump's former campaign chairman and wikileaks founder julian assange. it's a story manafort stronglyenies, and it comes as his legal troubles have grown worse. we get details from justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: from his jail cell, paul manafort is pushing back against a report in london's guardian newspaper that he mere e times with wikileaks founder julian assge living in ecuador's london embassy, the paper citing unnamed sources said they met in 2013 and 2015 while manafort was helping thpro russian government of ukraine, and in march 2016, the moh the trump campaign chose him to mana

plane over the black sea the u.s. navy says the move was unprovoked while russia says it was prevented violation of its airspace it lasted twenty five minutes it happened in international airspace. cuba's president together diaz canel has met with north korean leader kim jong un in pyongyang as far to his first overseas trip since taking office in april both countries are under u.s. economic sanctions the two leaders vow to strengthen links between their respective countries which is a newcomer to use referendum have voted not to break away from france there were celebrations in the capital after the final results showed fifty six percent of voters chose to remain a french territory but there is concern it could really nice tension between europeans cannick people who are the original inhabitants of the south pacific nation mr max you make of thirty nine percent of the population want to split from france those were the headlines lifelines is next i see that half an hour. there are those who dream of the possibilities of a

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delivered last year with some pretty major shall we say issues bloomberg is reporting that the u.s. navy's costliest warship ever was delivered last year without elevators needed to lift bombs from below deck magazines or loading on fighter jets and that my friends was just the latest in a rather long list of issues with the beast of a boat that includes longstanding reliability and technical problems with two other core systems the electromagnetic system the launch planes and the arresting gear to catch them when they land really think about that for a second we the taxpaying citizens of the united states of america all of us over here just ford over thirteen billion tax dollars are an aircraft carrier that has serious problems outfitting landing and launching aircrafts the one thing that basically is it exists to do because of an aircraft carrier can arm launch and land planes than what good is it for. i mean besides providing good photo ops for politicians who want to look macho independent contractors looking to line their pockets with go home and yeah i think i just answered my own qu

reporter: there may not have been a gunman, but there was certainly fear and anger when at first the u.s. navy said it was an ad hoc drill by tenant command. someone writing "ad hoc drill during which we all thought we were going to die." tonight, the military says this was not a drill but an alert sent out by mistake, sparking a very real response from police and a snapshot of our new reality. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> let's turn now to that head-snapping, new report raising fresh questions about paul manafort, president trump's former campaign chairman, and wikileaks founder julian assange. it's a story that manafort strongly denies, and it comes as his legal troubles have suddenly grown worse. we get details from justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: from his jail cell, paul manafort is strongly pushing back tonight against a report in london's "guardian" newspaper that he met three times with wikileaks founder julian assange, living in ecuador's london embassy. the paper citing unnamed sources as they met in 2013 and 2015, while manafort was helping the pro russian governme

the crew of a u.s. navy jet is safe after their aircraft crashed into the sea near the philippines.nducting operations when the crash happened. the two aviators were pulled by a rescue aircraft. they are in good condition. it is attached to the uss ronald regan. >>> the fight for a senate seat is intensifying in florida. the state is in the middle of recounting the vote because of razor-thin margins in both races. they have until thursday to recount 8 million ballots. there is a concern they won't be able to get it done. both republicans and democrats are accusing each other of voter fraud and suppression >>> a caravan of central american immigrants is on the move heading to the u.s. border. 5500 people is about 450 miles from the border. they say they are trying to escape the violence and starvatin in their homelands. president trump has ordered the deployment of over 5,000 military troops to the border to fend off the migrants. >>> happening today, the trial begins in a beer battle pitting pabst against miller coors. pabst is suing for more than $400 million. miller coors brews al

the suit was filed on the behalf of retired u.s. navy sailer. he was one of the hundreds of missing people. his remains were identified last week. the new port beach firm that filed the complaint list the history of safety failures dating back to 1981. including gas explosions. and sites the maintenance practice as a critical factor. >> tonight the i team investigates the story behind the video of a small car colliding with a bus. brace yourself. driver of the car wants to know why he's being blamed for causing the accident. when he had a green light. you see it there. he looks into it and shows you another video from on board the bus that helps tell the story. tonight at 11:00. >>> the smoke and the unhealthy air. that's leaving its mark on the bay area. >> the holiday tradition in the south bay that is scrambling tonight to reach the fund raising goal. >> are you getting a christmas tree in weekend? why you may want to wait. >> another look at the weather. >> another look at the weather. full on thousands of giftss this weekend at ross. most s

a russian jet buzzed a u.s. navylane without radio contact. >>> a high-speed chase in california ended with a splash and arrest. >>> display wall fell in the russian museum damaging art work. apparently knocking over by visitors taking selfies. ♪ can you tell me how to get >> a lucky visit to "sesame street" for "today" show mothers and their kids. >> calvin is so yummy. let's go back to wednesday. what does it feel like when you have the president of the united states insulting you in front of the country. there are so many people who said i would say this or that. what does it feel like? >> this was a moment where he was attacking jim acosta from another network. you can say anything about the questions or the way jim conducted himself. the bottom line, i was trying to cool the temperature to say mr. president, that is unfair. he is a diligent reporter. we are busting our alan butts o -- busting our butts out here. that's what we are there for, asking questions. asking him the tough questions. >> were you conscious

and what the u.s. navyd late today. >>> the terrifying moments as an apartment complex goes up in flames. more than 100 firefighters responding. many going door-to-door to get families out. then the mayday call. firefighters trapped. >>> the president and his new threat against gm. after general motors announces its cutting thousands of jobs in ohio, michigan and maryland, what the president is now warning unless gm changes course. does he have the power to do it? >>> the new and alarming numbers tonight. the faces of the children coming down with what seems like the common cold, but it can lead to partial paralysis. the polio-like illness, and

retired u.s. navy admiral william mcraven. he led the planning and execution of a secret raid that eliminated osama bin laden in 2011. he led a force of 69,000 men and women and was responsible for conducting counterterrorism offer -- operations worldwide. a former navy seal and white house national security council advisor to president bush. he service chancellor of the university of texas system from 2014 until retiring in may. stellar in a leadership program. mym proud to say one of colleagues at boeing. as a senior manager for boeing, he is responsible for creating and executing our engagement strategy for veterans at boeing. he is a graduate of the u.s. military academy at west point. while deployed to afghanistan in 2012, he was wounded by an ied. he medically retired from the army with the rank of captain. his awards and decorations include the bronze star and purple heart. moderating the lecture is harris faulkner. cohosted outnumbered and host of outnumbered overtime on the fox news channel. she is the author of nine

. >>> we're back with video showing a russian fighter jet flying dangerously close to a u.s. navy spy plane over the black sea. the pentagon says the navy plane was in international airspace when the russian jet pulled up close and banked sharply. u.s. officials call it unsafe and irresponsible, and it happened twice. >>> a major shake-up in one of the most popular olympic sports, the u.s. olympic committee has taken the first step to remove usa gymnastics from its role as the governing body of the sport. the organization has been accused of turning a blind eye to sexual abuse by the former team doctor, larry nassar, who was sentenced to 175 years behind bars. the organization has been in turmoil and is currently looking for its fourth leader in less than 20 months. >>> a split decision from amazon. the company has reportedly chosen two locations for its second headquarters. "the new york times" says one is in queens, new york. the other is in crystal city, virginia, a suburb of washington. each location will house about 25,000 employees. having two locations could give amazon a b

pentagon says a russian fighter jet has flown close to or buzz a u.s. navy plane over the black sea pilots and then to use it as a warning or to try to force other aircraft to change course the u.s. navy says the move was unprovoked russia says it prevented violation of its airspace it lasted twenty five minutes and happened in international airspace south of the ukraine and western russia the black sea is an area that has previously seen tension between russian and nato forces israel is attempting to bolster relations with some gulf arab states prime minister benjamin netanyahu is among a number of high ranking israeli officials to visit the region in recent weeks experts say policy alignment particularly on efforts to contain iran have emboldened both sides to go public with their recent talks honeyed reports. it was a picture does surprise some shocked others and left many wondering so. meeting and greeting israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu and his wife sarra the first visit by an israeli leader to a man in more than twenty years. perhaps this vi

in order to try to force other aircraft to change course the u.s. navy says the move was unprovoked while russia says it was preventing prevented violation of its airspace it lasted twenty five minutes and happened in international airspace sounds of the ukraine and west of russia the black sea it's now area that has previously seen tensions between both russian and nato forces. jury selection is beginning in new york for the trial of the man accused of being one of mexico's biggest drug lords known as el chapo guzman has been held in solitary confinement in the u.s. for the last two years gabriel and it's under has more. for the last two years joaquin el chapo guzman has been held in solitary confinement in new york jail after his extradition to the u.s. on an array of drug trafficking charges security for the trial be tape considering guzman famously escaped from prison twice in mexico once through an elaborate tunnel in his prison cell. even with guzman in handcuffs prosecutors and the judge worry his associates could still pose a danger to people inv

french speaking majority the pentagon says a russian fighter jet has flown close to or buzzed a u.s. navy plane over the black sea pilots unknown to use it as a warning or to try to force other aircraft to change course here is they we says the move was unprovoked russia says it prevented violation of its aspace at last to twenty five minutes and happened in international airspace. thousands of people have rallied in support of shoreline because it nearly appointed prime minister mahinda rajapaksa to rally and colombo president sarah santa told crowds he filed runaway crossing as prime minister because he was neglecting local people the speaker of sri lanka's parliament says sarah santa has repeatedly misled him over the constitutional crisis. jury selection is underway in the u.s. for the trial of one of mexico's most notorious drug lords. chapa has been held in solitary confinement in new york for the past two years security for the trial is expected to be high especially for witnesses. and to avoid says journalist a seventy. appeal against their convictions while an inch or so who was

mitchell: the u.s. navy has representation. host: every branch of the military was represented in the parade. mitchell: right. we didn't have an independent u.s. air force. they were part of the army. but it would have been the navy, marine corps -- the marine corps being part of the navy as well , plus the army. host: there's obviously a reviewing stand in downtown washington, d.c. mitchell: right. it looks so much different. almost looks like a village in france. host: is that pennsylvania avenue, do we know? boy, it almost is unrecognizable to me what part of town that is. that's interesting. allison: it's important to know that the navy and the marine corps were there, because even though it's called the tomb of the unknown soldier, the term "soldier" was meant to represent every member of the military, not just those in the united states army. host: and the parade continues in downtown washington from the u.s. capitol, and there is the casket of the chosen unknown soldier representing fallen in world war i. allison: i think

i served alongside some of the most amazing folks in the u.s. navy.e had a joint unit. >> jimmy: i remember once we were talking and it may have been after your inauguration and you had to go, like, the next weekend to go do your reserve duty and there's no two ways about it. >> you're mayor and you're in charge of everything, and i'd go, and i'd go and have five guys in charge of me. it keeps you humble and directed. that's what i love about the military. >> jimmy: boy, i wish we'd had some video of that. >> wives and the military do that to you. >> jimmy: yeah, well, sure. wives in any area will do that to you. eric garcetti is here. he's the mayor of los angeles. we'll be right back. and all thro' the house. 'twas the night before christmas, not a creature was stirring, but everywhere else... there are chefs, bakers and food order takers. doctors and surgeons and all the life savers. the world is alive as you can see, this time of the year is so much more than a bow and a tree. (morgan vo) those who give their best, deserve the best. get up to a $1

. >>> breaking news, a u.s. navy fighter jet crashed in the philippine sea after experiencing mechanical trouble. this was during routine operations early this morning. both pilots were rescued and taken on board the "uss ronald reagan." the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> now to week ten action in the nfl. we begin in philadelphia, where former president george w. bush and first lady laura bush were on hand to honor america's veterans. president bush would flip the coin to get things going. second quarter. first and goal cowboys. dak prescott with a keeper. dallas is up by ten at that point. second half, the eagles fight back. carson wentz with this laser to zach ertz to tie it up. and in the fourth, zeke elliott puts the dagger into the eagles, winning with this game-winning touchdown. dallas 27-philly 20. >>> to the saints and cincinnati. drew brees threw three touchdowns in the first half to put him ahead of brett favre for second on the career list as the saints rolled the bengals for their eighth

the pentagon says a russian fighter jet has flown close to or buzz a u.s. navy plane over the black sea to pilots and then to use it as a warning or to try to force other aircraft to change course his navy says the move was unprovoked once russia says it prevented a violation of its airspace it asked a twenty five minutes and happened in international airspace south of the ukraine and west of russia's black sea the black sea is an area that has previously seen tensions between russian and nato forces. present miguel diaz canel has met north korean leader kim jong un yang as part of his first overseas trip since taking office in april both countries on the u.s. economic sanctions two leaders vowed to strengthen their country's links to. visit russia where he discussed a nearly fifty million dollars arms deal with president vladimir putin jury selection is underway in the u.s. for the trial of one of mexico's most notorious drug lords. be held in solitary confinement in new york for the past two years security for the trial is expected to be high especially witnes