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. >> reporter: if the helmets look familiar, that navy blue with the yellow horn, they're wearing losos, but in many ways they're world aways. but they are navigating a pathway to victory. they're one victory away to play in the nfl stadium. for 14-year-old johnny, it's the opportunity of a lifetime. >> i always dreamed about it as a kid. i don't have words for it. i imagine all the fans just standing up if i score a touchdown, throw a touchdown. get a sack, anything. >> reporter: this team is all about making those dreams come true, both on and off the field. >> round 25, slot reverse. >> reporter: and the coach's duties don't stop after the last whistle blows. that's because the team is coached by lapd cops serving the neighborhood of watts. they gear up to make one of their regular visits to the schools in the area. >> any other kids out there? >> reporter: but they're not here to make arrests. >> hello, mr. rodriguez. >> reporter: instead, they're checking on their players. >> how are you guys doing? >> we're visiting. >> hello, guys. we just want to say hello. how are you? >> rep

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. >> how much time do we have for that substantive discussion if china is building a blue water navy pretty fast and we are haggling over destroyer? >> we don't have a lot of time. that's why we need to get started, ok? >> the chairman is asking the question, which is how should the navy be sized and shaped. i think the answer begins with reference to the missions of the navy, which is to win naval battles and support the other services and preferably deterring them a bit if necessary, winning battles, but also being present in carrying america's credibility and presence around the world. if you want to have allies in the secretaries talking about integrated deterrence, secretary austin is correct. people need to see you, so you do need numbers. the chinese think numbers are important. naval intelligence estimates for 25 ships by 2030 -- 425 ships by 2030. if we don't take actions quickly, we will still be at 300. it may be lower because the navy wants to retire some. that is the same position secretary kendall is in, and that is a problem. generally speaking, at the end of the cold

. >> o'keefe: joy ride-- a blue origin rocket, paying customers blast off to the edge of space. later as army-navye it out on the gridiron, veterans in tennessee meet again to share war stories. >> it was my honor to have served. >> this is the cbs weekend news. >> o'keefe: good evening, i'm ed o'keefe. adriana diaz is off. mother nature has brutalized part of the country yet again as deadly storms scraped across at least six states overnight, causing what's likely to be the deadliest american weather disaster in more than four years. meteorologists haven't made final determinations, but by all accounts the dam is historic. look at this: the path of destruction stretches across parts of arkansas, mississippi, missouri, tennessee, illinois and kentucky. dozens are feared dead and debris in some places launched seven miles high. the bluegrass state of kentucky is among the hardest hit, so we begin there tonight with cbs' david begnaud in mayfield, kentucky. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. this is the downtown, and as you look right to left, just about everything has been hit, and most of ev

blue angels practicing every other day. it was amazing. >> reporter: also there, jessica pickett, a married mother of four, and 20-year navy veteran who worked as an administrative clerk. >> did it ever once cross your mind that that base could be the target of a terror attack? >> a threat in pensacola? like, this is where people vacation. >> 7:00 starts rolling around. officer alshamrani walks past. >> reporter: 22-year-old mohammad alshamrani, second lieutenant in the saudi air force, part of a pilot training program. >> i tried to say hello, good morning. he looks into the office, passes me, doesn't say a word, but a smirk. he continues to walk on. and as i'm waiting, i hear what sounds like a binder fall and hit the ground. like a loud clap. then shouting. "no, stop, stop." screaming. >> reporter: the first shots were fired at the watch station just off the main entrance where caleb watson and private first class cameron walters were posted. it was the 21-year-old's very first day on watch duty. both men were unarmed. cameron died immediately. caleb was badly wounded and left for dead. >> i went into my supervisor's office, i hid under h

blue states when this stuff starts to happen. >> it is a strong community there. mr. biden says everything possible from a federal level will be given. >>> the navy has tested a laser weapon and destroyed a floating target off the coast of yemen. the hope is that it could destroy floating bombs. they need to be cleared to the entrance to the suez canal. >>> how did you help, chris? >> we got her money back, sorry to give away the bottom line. abigail in san jose says she paid jc penney about $8,000 for custom window coverings in february 2020, pre-pandemic. she got some of the parts, but some were missing, including shades and shutters and curtain, installation incomplete. she complained for months. her calls and e-mails went nowhere, so she contacted us. lots of back and forth over the year, but in the end she got the parts back, a total of over $7,000. we asked jc penney why it took so long. it said it was sorry for the customer experience and thank you for your patience. stores have exactly one month to ship or else you can get your money back. we recently made a how-to video about it. you can watch on our nbc bay area website. our streaming c

blue. so what's driving the obesity epidemic? it's corporate. ah. when the stories that shake the way here in our te attention spar laughter, ukrainian navy ship approaches russian waters without authorization. something moscow has slammed as provocative and threatening also to come described as a dark day for journalism. junior sound support is lash out at the london high calls ruling to allow his possible extradition to be united states. yet another hearing is now needed to decide his fate. this is not a case that is being fought on the basis or tidmore. this is an absolute travesty of any legal process. and devastating tornadoes tear through parts of america with more than 70 people feared dead in the state of kentucky. ally ah hello, i just gone 6 p. m this sunday evening. here in moscow you watching the weekly anata international attentions over ukraine ran hi this week with russia criticizing the west for fueling, the escalation and voicing concern at native actions in the region. moscow says they could potentially lead to a large scale conflict with the escalation occurred after ukrainian navy ship approach russian waters without authorization on

secretary of the navy, is going to find out what the confederacy is up to because the former enslaved woman it by the name of mary is going to conceal the blue rents. she would steal the blueprints. and bring them all of the way to dc, she's a former enslaved black woman that and she is going to the u.s. capitol, she was never captured and actually she shows up with the blueprints. but the u.s. navy in the u.s. military knows what the confederacy is up to so there like we should have our own ironclad. so she will create a kind of a commission to come up with the various design ironclad and design one of the most famous and that is the monitor. so the battle will unfold over two days, there's a two day battle. and they had the confederate ironclad in virginia and it is good command of buchanan and i keep using the word she, because 19th century, that's what they did and so, buchanan is in control of virginia so this as vessel and going to. [inaudible]. in room 10:00 p.m. she runs right into the u.s. cumberland, this was a 1600-pound ironclad and this is a giant hole in her hall because of the slamming grade in next, another u.s. ship, the uss

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defense of the fleet in pearl harbor and it really blue that assignment big time, to the american people, the public perception was big culpability on the navyside a for than the army loss and the ships much more significant to the american people. the chief of naval operations was harold stark and by rights, if you assume that responsibility did lie heavily in washington which i believe was the case, then stark should have been terminated at that point. he was not. he was kept on chief of naval operations but brought in ernest j king until stark was eased out to go over naval forces in europe. now, the issue that comes up immediately is if stark should have gone, what about marshal? and very fortunately, you know, he was spared. but it is quite true that they really, in my view, how kimmel and short were treated, in terms of being made scapegoats and made to seem they were 99.9% responsible for all the devastation and lost was most unjust. i should add pearl harbor added the distinction of not producing one but 10 subsequent investigations about it. several during the wartime, big commercial hearing afterwards and finally in the 1990s furth

blues. today, mr. president, the citizens of lack charles, the state of louisiana and our country mourn the loss of this u.s. navy seal and commander of seal team 8. commander bourgeois died from injuries suffered during a training accident saturday. we lost a seal, a dedicated patriot, a son, husband, father, and hero. commander bourgeois was born 43 years ago in lake charles, louisiana. he dedicated his adult life to family and to service to our country. he began by enrolling in the united states naval academy from which he graduated in may 2001. commander bourgeois served honorably, led his men bravely and made our country proud. among the long list of honors and medals include a bronze star marked with a v denoting heroic acts performed during combat, two defense meritorious service medals, a joint service commendation medal, two marine corps commendation medals, two marine corps achievement medals, a combat action ribbon, a national defense service medal, an iraq campaign medal, and a global war on terrorism service medal. he was as decorated as he was loved. the annual army-navy game scheduled for this week

blue sky season we're ready to help. will: we appreciate every you're doing. pete: brian trasher, united "cajun navy" spokesman.s turn live to rick reichmuth who is live in mayfield, kentucky. his shot is up this morning. rick, glad to have you with us, what is going on, the sun is not up but you're taking more of this in? rick: we're about another hour or so from the sun coming up. we'll start getting light in half hour or so. we want to pop up. we got a picture to show what this building was before this tornado came through. it is the first presbyterian church. a big beautiful church right here in downtown mayfield, obviously now reduced to this pile here of rubble. walking around trying to take it all in. the one of the things always happens with the tornadoes, your brain can't fully grasp what you're looking at. you have to kind of dig into and look. right here you see this girl's bicycle here mangled up in the middle all of this pile. all of this didn't end up like this in the tornado. this right here on the street would have been fully covered. they got it fully cleared out the first thing they have to do