for an informed nation is a prepared nation. united states today is prepared against every form of aggression, from guerrilla warfare to ballistic missiles. an american desert. this is an early test, before our country, along with over 100 other nations, agreed to cease the use of nuclear weapons. today, our nuclear power is such that, in the words of our president, the combined destructive power of every battle ever fought by man, is like a firecracker against the sun. [explosion] [explosion] this is the awesome power. and the power we have today is more than that of any adversary or combination of adversaries. the fact that we have it is the greatest deterrent to nuclear war. helping to protect us against nuclear attack, our radar installations, networks of sensitive nerve ends, part of a ballistic missile early warning system called the news. a nerve center of our defense alert system is the underground headquarters of the strategic air command. no surprise ballistic attack could catch us unprepared. four in underground silos

restraints put on journalists simply where you have immediate information that could jeopardise an ongoing military operation. secrecy is part of national security. >> we are very aware of that. and there's an old adage in american journalism that we don't publish the sailing time of troop ships, that we don't publish information that would reveal important military information. we understand that we are caught in the middle between combatants. there's other solutions threatening that you might prosecute a journalist for being a spy is not a solution. >> the u.s. military, let's think about them, has been increasingly seeing journalism as more of a threat than perhaps we would wish or it might have at some other time. i spent a lot of time in afghanistan, and i can tell you from that, that the kinds of things that are stated in this manual, and kind of hardened up in the manual. this has grown out of what is happening in practice on the ground in these wars. >> there are some infamous cases in point. in 2006 bilal hussain, an a.p. photographer was arrested by u.s. forces in iraq, gaoled for two years and never charged. al jazeera camera

through with what france is saying, europe is saying would that be an infringement on our national security by having that informationi asking the question the right way? >> it can be. because certain things are out there, whether it be security information, and it's easily accessible through other countries, that can have an impact on our national security. that's why i think it's another reason why these search engines such as google and all these other big companies need to really be careful. because it can cause huge problems you know with security. >> look at the flip side too, though is you know what? we use the internet to find out a lot of information about what's going on all. >> it's nosy. >> that's a good place to end it. i hear that giant question mark about regulations? more regulations? >> right. i think that with the internet age, we see this all across the board in different ways. this is just the next step. >> right. >> thank you. that's a good way to end it. on nosy. >>> i'm going to be looking at your stuff. >> that is scary. >>> all right. a massive volcano erupting sending ash thousands of feet i

is that an appropriate response, to have a nation-state hack 22 million, the personal information of 22 million people and have no really direct response at all? >> guest: well, i can't, unfortunately, really comment about that because a lot of that is classified information. >> you concerned that -- are you concerned that countries might see the u.s. not responding as a way to open up and perhaps be more aggressive with their cyber attacks? >> guest: well, let me just say that even though the government is saying they're not responding publicly, i know that there are efforts to, to clearly identify and respond to those who were participating in those cyber attacks. >> host: representative -- >> guest: part of it, i think is making sure that we can do this in a way that will be effective for those who were, whose security was breached. >> host: representative diana degette, co-chair of the privacy caucus in congress and a member of the energy and commerce committee, thank you for your time this morning. >> guest: thanks a lot. great being with you. >> host: and up next we'll talk to

look, who among us have not accidentally sent an e-mail with national security clearance information inside of it? it is a human thing. she is a human being. >> that's where you are wrong. we don't know if she is a human being. i doubt she is a human being. she doesn't think this is a big deal, john. >> it has been more than 20-years. she is teflon. onspiracy is partly se. because of how sketchy she is. there are many reasons i like her many veins i want to vote for her. the scandals it sounds like noise to me. >> teflon is awful for your health. >> it is? >> yeah, teflon frying pans, yeah, it scratches and then it's bad for you. >> are you aware this show is sponsored by teflon? >> yeah, i am, i want to do something about it. >> you just killed this show. that was paying my salary. i have a theory. would you like to hear it? >> i have several theories already. >> you are not impressed by them are you? >> shut up and listen to my theory. >> you know who hillary is hillary is robin to bill clinton's batman. no one cares about robin. they go to see batman. when she has been hanging aro

reporter: transferring data over an unclassified e-mail account and an ipad may be violations of code on information relating to national defense. >> the fact that something is not marked or the person may or may not know it was classified would not be relevant at all in prosecution under the espionage act. >> reporter: brettler's warning was ignored and three marines were killed. >> i lost my son. i'll never be able to have him, never be able to hold him again. now they're taking this young man and ruining his career. >> reporter: in a new letter, a republican senator wants to know when hillary clinton's attorney got his security clearance and whether it was active when he took custody of her e-mails. >>> "the grapevine" is coming up next. and then a fight over frozen embryos and neither side can let it go. ♪ let it go, let it ♪ look how beautiful it is... honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know - and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical ex

. >>> some new information tonight in an attack at a national area movie theater. investigators say the attacker vicente david montano had propane, lighter fluid and a lighter. he may have planned to set off an explosive device yesterday. the 29-year-old was armed with a pellet gun. he was shot and killed by police after they say he pepper sprayed two women in the theater and also injured a man with an axe when he tried to intervene. authorities say montano had a long hit of mental illness. >>> there are conflicting messages in the piece of the 777 that washed ashore. yesterday malaysia's prime minister said investigators concluded the wreckage came from flight 370. but in france, where the debris is being inspected, they say there's only strong evidence it came from the plane. now australia and families of the passengers are weighing in. >> the french have made a more qualified comment. >> we lack a lot of confidence in the malaysian government. so whatever they say we just feel like well, they rushed it. >> malaysia also says a plane window and aluminum have been

reporter: transferring data over an unclassified e-mail account and an ipad may be violations of code on information relating to nationalfense. >> the fact that something is not marked or the person may or may not know it was classified would not be relevant at all in prosecution under the espionage act. >> reporter: brettler's warning was ignored and three marines were killed. >> i lost my son. i'll never be able to have him, never be able to hold him again. now they're taking this young man and ruining his career. >> reporter: in a new letter, a republican senator wants to know when hillary clinton's attorney got his security clearance and whether it was active when he took custody of her e-mails. >>> "the grapevine" is coming up next. and then a fight over frozen embryos and neither side can let it go. ♪ let it go, let it go, let it go, let it go ♪ before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can relieve ra symptoms and help stop fur

reporter: transmitting national security data over a unclassified e-mail account using an ipad not certified by state department, may be violation of 18 u.s. code 793-f . information we lates to national defense. harder case to make. >> fact that something is not marked or that person may or may not know it was classified would not be relevant, in a ross cusion under the espionage act. >> reporter: critics point to case of a highly decorated marine who faced discharge from military from sending classified respecreport from his yahoo! ac. >> the fa therefor father said e laws for the elite and laws for every else. >> i lost my son, i will never be able to hold my son again. but now they turn and take this young man, and ruining his career. >> reporter: in new letter republican senator chuck grassley wants to know when mrs. clinton, got his security clear answer -- clearance. that covered unauthorized removal of classified information and retention as well. lou: katherine, just astounding >> >> carl great to see you here in new york. clinton seems to be given the worst shape every week how long can this go one? >> it is hurting her deeply but it can go one for a whi

. >>> still ahead new information on drinking at an older age, the possible link between education and money. >>> pandemonium at the national zoo. . >>> the national zoo says the twin pandas born this weekend are doing well and panda watchers can't get enough of them. zookeepers in washington didn't know that the panda was pregnant with twins, the first couplearrived on saturday with a high pitch squeal, that's a sign of good health. five hours later the zoo staff jumped in to help the mother so they removed one for a few hours but that they'll continue to swap as long as mom allows. >> doing a great job one at a time. nursing cubs and taking care of them as she always does. >>> zookeepers they say won't know the sex of the cubs to three to four weeks. >> i love it! you say 100 days before they name them that's a tradition. >>> let's get a look at the weather. >> my mom had 8 cubs one at a time. didn't have to do the swapping out. >> good afternoon to you, let's see what the weather watchers are watching we watched a pretty interesting morning still lingering showers to the east, checking in with reliable charlie, 77, this

an hour. >>> time is 6:24. now we have new information about the deaths of two base jumper. they slammed into a ridge line going 100 miles an hour. the national park service investigators say their deaths were accidents. there are several possible contributing factors including indecision, being distracted, miscalculating, and air turbulence. >>> a hunter from idaho is responding to controversy over the killing of a giraffe in south africa. sabrina posted this photo on facebook during a legal hunt in south africa. she has been getting a lot of attention. despite the criticism she is defending her hobby. she told the today show everything done in south africa is legal so how can you fault somebody because of their hobbies? >>> delta airlines is banning the shipment of many big game trophies. effective immediately delta will banishment of all lion, leopard, elephant, and buffalo trophies as freight. >>> time is 6:25. the food and drug administration approved the first prescription drug made with a 3d printer. the drug is called sparatam. it's called for treating seizures. it makes the drug desolve faster. it's a big advantage for people with ep

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world, i can tell you the type of hacking by nations like china represent an unprecedented new method of operation, especially talking about the type of information they are stealing and taking data. it is the largest wholesale transfer of wealth in human history in what is going on with cyber attacks. we don't hack into different companies and corporations around the world and then exploited. china is doing it. it is outrageous and it has to stop. this is one of the reasons we need international rules of the road about what is allowed and what is not allowed area china and russia are way out of bounds on these things. we need to have these international rules that will prevent it

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nations special in the security council? thank you. >> again today was an important step. it's an informal meeting of the security council but in seven years no such meeting had happened before and we heard most of the countries who spoke made a point of noting how important it was that this conversation continued. ngos were present in the meeting. of course we would have also open to meeting up to the press but for the issues of security related to one of our witnesses and so again the precaution was taken to keep television cameras , and the press out of the meeting. within the general assembly with only i think was back in 2010 you might recall the general assembly passed a resolution in which sexual orientation was initially omitted from the general assembly resolution, banning extra-judicial killing on a number of grounds in the general assembly voted to take out references of sexual orientation. a number of other countries fought to get a pack -- put back in. i was not long ago and that was deemed one of the first successes of integrating this issue. already mentioned the two resolut

information, we'll pass that along. >> thank you, brian. >>> two children were killed this morning at yosemite national park after an oak tree fell on them in the tent they were sleeping in. it happened at 5:00 in the upper pines campground in yosemite valley. the names and ages has not been released. park rangers say this remains under investigation. the. >>> the tesla plant stall and stopped in fremont alarms went hoff an employees were evacuated after a crane brought down a power line cutting power to the car plant. tesla now says pg&e is at the site and that power should be back on soon. fortunately no one was injured but factory injures were all sent home for the day. >>> an early-morning fire in oakland burning through a pair of apartment buildings. and now this noon families are left looking for new homes. but as alex savidge tells us, at least one family is walking away relieved from a tiny rescue. >> reporter: flames poured from this two-story apartment building and the large fire spread to a duplex right next door. this foe foe was snapped by a neighbor a right after the fire started around 2:30 in the morning at the corper of

information, please contact police right away. >>> now, to campaign 2016, news, new jersey chris christy made an official appearance on "face the nationng. while christy has had trouble gaining traction in the polls, he took on for immigration. >> in many ways he said too simplistic the idea of building a wall, kicking everybody out, and birth right citizenship. it's a very complicated problem and needs someone who understands how to do a complicated nuance solution to that to that problem. >> christy is trying to stay in the top ten of republican candidates so he can appear in the next republican debate which happens on september 16th. >>> he might not have governor christy at that support but you will soon be seeing donald trump on it cover of a very popular magazine, rolling stone will use trump as their cover man on an issue due out early september. last week trump grade of the cover of time and was also recently featured on the hollywood reporter. >>> democratic candidate bernie sanders was on the campaign trail at a town hall in new hampshire, sanders said people should support president obama iran nuclear deal. >> i can't guara

you the type of hacking right now nations like china quite frankly represent an unprecedented new method of operations especially talking about the type of information that they are stealing and corporations that they are hacking and taking data. if their largest wholesale transfer of wealth income in history in what's going on with the cyber attacks and i can tell you we don't hack into the different companies and corporations around the world and steal their data. the united states does not do that. the question is who would you give it to first of all? china is doing it. it's outrageous and it's got to stop. this is one of the reasons why we need international rules of the road about what's allowed and what's not allowed and china, russia our way out of bounds on these things and we do have these international rules of the road. and it would also impose consequences on nations that do it. guess i want to turn quickly -- cohost guy apologized that we are out of time. dustin fultz we'll have to have you back as a question and jim langevin is head of a homeland security committees and cochair of congressional cybersecurity caucus. thanks for being w

an international dispute between the u.s. and china. at the heart of it is a chinese national who may have some highly secretive information. >> reporter: media is seeking out this home. the new york times report says the man who lives here is a rich and powerful chinese national who is possibly defecting to avoid a chinese government corruption organization. >> the first you heard of this name is in the new york times? >> yes it is. >> reporter: she says she has never seen her neighbor. >> i'm shocked that here we have something like this going on. but, i don't really want to have an opinion about them because i don't have an opinion. i have never met them. >> reporter: the case of international intrigue starts in the shangzi province of china. lingwongchan is possibly defecting and holding embarrassing chinese secrets. he is wanted in a corruption investigation after his brother was arrested on corruption charges as a top aide to the president. the new york times is reports china is demanding the u.s. extradite him as part of their ongoing corruption investigation. the u.s. attorney issued a statement reading the united states is not

host: ben geman covers all these issues for the national journal as an energy and environment correspondent there. always appreciate all the good information. guest: thanks for having me on. i enjoyed it. host: and we're asking our viewers to weigh in as the president makes this trip to alaska. what do you think his legacy will be on the issue of climate change? our phone lines are open, if you want to started dialing in. we'll start on our line for republicans in spring, texas, where john is waiting. john, good morning. you're on the "washington journal." caller: good morning. good morning. i think he's done -- hasn't done all that great of a job considering the temperature of the planet. it's at a record level. he hasn't really done very much. and on the s.e.c. issue coming up, i would like -- the stock market issue coming up, i'd like to you ask the gentleman why we don't tax these stock transactions and use the money to eliminate the debt. that's more important to me than just about anything. host: john in spring, texas. john, thanks for the preview of some of our later segments today. yes, we'll be talking about several economic issue

an hour, setting up to land when the drone appeared just 100 feet away. nbc's tom costello has late information. >> reporter: it's happened again in the nation's busiest air space. this time new york's jfk airport. just before 5:00 this afternoon delta flight 407 arriving from orlando was preparing to land when it suddenly had a very close call with an unmanned drone just 1,700 feet in the air. >> delta 407. >> delta 407. >> yeah, about a mile back there was a drone flying just under the southwest side of this abandoned airport here. >> what altitude would you say that was? >> i would say probably about 100 feet below us. just off the right wing. >> reporter: just 100 feet below an aircraft is considered a very close call. normal separation between an aircraft should be at least 1,000 feet. the tower quickly notified other pilots. >> jetblue 958, use caution for this arrival. the one that's ahead of you reported a join at the floyd bennett field over there. so you might see that. >> reporter: the concern, a drone could cause a serious threat to an inbound plane, potentially strike the windshield or getting sucked into the engine. >> the thing we're most c

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an inquiry in the matter. during the senate's recent consideration, the national defense authorization act, i filed an amendment to require the department to post information on federal and state investigations and lawsuits against schools on its online education resources for service members. as part of the tuition assistance program, the department of defense has created what it calls t.a. decide. this allows service members to find information about specific schools when deciding where to use their tuition assistance benefits. it includes information like graduation rates and default rates. and you know why? because once that service member has used up that g.i. bill, it is gone. and if they waste it on one of these for-profit colleges and universities, it gives them little or nothing for their g.i. bill. they don't get a second chance. now of course service members need access to this information. publicly traded companies like the university of phoenix have to disclose the information to the s.e.c. when they're under investigation. members of the military should know that as well as the general public. it only makes sense. my amendment wasn't taken up

bearing nations with satellites going at very high speeds and every agency and country has an interest not having the satellites collide. you're giveing away either sensitive security information or national security information. how do you share information about your satellites without giveing away those kinds of secrets? where the research has gone is from that very condition drived millionaire's -- contrived millionaire's problem 30 years ago to something that could help the national space agencies and companies and share their information without revealing private information. this is obviously exciteing because these are not trivial problems. for the math geeks these are 200 degree integrals over space and time for objects going at nearly relevant. speeds, a heart problem and computation alley very difficult. it's just software after 30 decades of investment that gets us closer to that problem. it's not hard to see how this maps to shareing problems within the cyber threat world and has a very important privacy component, too. to conclude it's very fitting the ingenuity of the american economic system that created many value world changeing ideas could be at the end of t

national constitution center. tickets for that event become available in september. tap the nbc 10 news app for more information. >>> to decision 2016. donald trump says he deserves an apology. the republican candidate for president continues his offensive against what he believes were unfair questions in last week's gop debate. trump launched a barrage of complaints against moderator megyn kelly. today trump said it's kelly who should be saying she's sorry. >> she should really be apologizing to me. >> trump wasn't happy with debate questions from the fox news moderators. today, democratic frontrunner hillary clinton condemned trump but said he's not the only problem. >> while what donald trump said, what the republicans are saying about women is also outrageous. >> she's looking forward to debating her colleagues on the democratic side. >>> voters in philadelphia will head to the polls tomorrow. they will ee lkt a candidate to finish the term of a state representative who resigned after a corruption investigation. three candidates are vying for the open seat. she's not seen here but there's a write-in candidate. a special election for the 195th legislative distric

national and homemade and security. the d.c. circuit not too long ago found a chinese company was entitled to additional information as an opportunity to be heard. and in the immigration n area there are recent cases expanding the due process rights to individuals at various stages of the removal process that reflects a general frustration with the many dysfunctional aspects of the immigration system. so it with a more meaningful due process so in an international dimension to big data right we need dash so that means many international data. but also the closest neighbors and the mexicans to allow us access to it with social media information and to get the international partners to share critical data will require us to raise certain extent that privacy and other laws are a foreign concept to us. so to recognize last year when he did not like his name was googled first was of a total article of his personal bankruptcy was truthful but he thought it was hurting business development effort so he sued to take down the link and p1. said that it was excessive to maintain a link to personal information about the lawyer that was 12 years

just before we came to air tonight, an unnamed state department official telling fox news that some of the nation's most sensitive, top secret informationmunicated on mrs. clinton's server. it was highly classified at the time. contradicting one of the key arguments in team clinton's defense. also another big development. this state department source suggesting to fox that a clinton insider must have been the one to actively strip the classification markings off of the information before sending it which is a felony potentially punishable by serious prison time. judge andrew napolitano is our fox news senior judicial analyst. judge, i want to clear it up for the viewers. the state department official is saying we now know at least one email was top, top, top secret. >> right. >> that the state department doesn't have the capability to mark a document that way. to -- so it had to come to state from someplace else in the intelligence community. >> if i may, the email that we now know about, a state department source speaking to fox news indicated that it contained satellite imagery and signal intelligence. now, the state department is not

in a more formative way within the united nation organization, especially within the security council? ms. power: today was an important step. it was an informal meeting. but in 70 years, no such meeting happened before. we heard most of the countries who spoke made a point of noting how important it was that this conversation continued. ngo's were present in the meeting, of course, would have also opened the meeting up to the press but for the issues of security related to one of our witnesses. taken the precaution was to keep television cameras and press out of the meeting. within the general assembly was in 2010, you may recall the general assembly passed a resolution in which sexual orientation was initially amended from the general assembly resolution banning extra judicial killings on a number of grounds. the general assembly voted to take out reference to sexual orientation, the united states mission and a number of other countries fought to get up and back in. as of now long ago. that was deemed one of the first successes of integrating this issue. i already mentioned the two resolutions that have been passed at the human rights counci

nationally and you may now be covered. contact your health plan for the latest information. >>> in an earlier interview this week, asked about the black lives matter movement and you called it silly. why did you call it silly? >> i don't recall calling it silly. what i called silly is political correctness going amok. that's what is silly. when, you know, i guess it was martin o'malley who said black lives matter, white lives matter, he got in trouble for that and will to apologize. that's what i'm talking about is silly. >> on sunday's "meet the press," dr. ben carson, the only african-american candidate from either party appeared to walk back comments he made last week to the left leaning news outlet think progress about the black lives matter movement. in the 360 days since mike brown was killed by darren wilson, the spraenlt essentially gave rice to the movement, a growing number say it needs to change. a new "washington post" poll finding 60% of americans believe that to be the case. that marks a shift from the pew research poll. back then more than 50% said it needed to change. the question is whether the black lives m

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the news is filled with questions about whether or not she's put some national information in jeopardy. >> and already a story having an impact. the latest cbs news poll shows 55% of overall voters think clinton is untrustworthy. that number up seven points since may. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> the clinton campaign faces new trouble in the key state of new hampshire. for the first time a poll shows vermont senator bernie sanders leading hillary clinton in the first in the nation democratic primary state. the survey shows sanders in front by 44% to 37%. back in march hillary clinton had a 39-point lead. >> the same poll showed donald trump is the top republican candidate in new hampshire. he is now five points ahead of jeb bush. ohio governor john kasich is in third. another new poll shows trump holding a lead in iowa. scott walker is in second place. major garrett is in birch run, michigan, where he spoke to trump after a rally on tuesday. >> good morning. the sign still reads sold out and donald trump did pack the house here. you had to pay to get in. $125 for the best seats. $25 to the rest. all the proceed

an official with the national police confirming that they have reached out to interpol for assistance in tracking down this key suspect in the deadly bombing on monday evening. they say they have given them informationhis suspect and they haven't heard back from interpol yet, but they are looking for their assistance in tracking down this one individual. we know there are also two people they are looking for to question. they were revealed in these closed circuit television camera footage from the blast site on monday evening. they are interested in speaking with them. we also know, coming out over the last several hours on thursday and also on wednesday, that the administration here in thailand as well as the police don't believe this attack has any direct connection to an international terrorist organization. they say there is no evidence to prove that. but again we're at the early stages of the investigation, but they say at this stage there's no connection between what happened here in thailand and international terror groups, but they believe there was a network behind this attack, and they are seeking out other individuals who might be involved. >>> three firefighters have been killed as they

nation eager for information. >> i'm competitive. i'm a newsman. shock's over, shooting's over, do your job. >> this is an news special report. >> we have just received videotape of the circumstances outside the washington hilton hotel. and here's president reagan waving. >> while the footage of the shooting airs on televisions across the country, feelman and brown continue working at the scene. they're also eyewitnesses to history. >> next thing you know, cameras are pointed at me, asking me, can you explain what happened? >> how far was he from the president? >> he was about ten feet from the president. he was in the press line. he penetrated the press line. the press covering the shooting now becomes who the press are now taking pictures of. >> though the photographers didn't know until later, the man captured in the picture behind feelman is john hinckley jr., later identified as the shooter. and his proximity to feelman during the assassination attempt may have saved hinckley's life. >> the secret service agent who was here was going to shoot him. and i stepped in front of him. and he told me that la

information tonight on an ex-cop charged with trying to make meth in a federal lab. today christopher bartly pleaded guilty and now faces up to 20 years in prison. bartly was an officer at the national institute of standards and technology, also known as nift. he admitted to going into a lab to try to make meth but instead aused an explosion. nobody was hurt. >>> too bad it wasn't a welcome sound today on wall street. the markets took a nosedive over fears about china's slowing economy. the dow plunged more than 530 points, the nasdaq slid by 171 points. analysts call this the worst week for the dow 27 -- since 2011. >>> a great weekend on tap in our weather department. topper shutt has the a plus forecast for all the kids who want to enjoy their last couple days of freedom before school comes back. >> it's our fourth really fantastic weekend in a row and yet another weekend that is not very augustlike. we are talking low humidity. good deal. let's tart with temperatures because that really is the story. already 79 in gaithersburg and baltimore, 81 downtown d.c., that's just fantastic. the temps run a little bit below average and as we mentioned earlier, it's a dry air mass so when

information. the plane that crashed on the long island railroad tracks nine days ago killing the pilot, he was directed to an air strip that closed in 1990. those are the shocking preliminary findings of the national transportation safety bored. cbs 2 reports from bethpage. >> reporter: behind us, the nonexistent bethpage landing strip, the former grumman airfield. the pilot crashed less than a quarter mile away after being directed mere by an air traffic controller. the 59-year-old pilot, joseph mila, was killed when his small plane crashed august 16, slamming onto long island railroad tracks in hicksville near south oyster bay road. audio of the conversation was recorded by a website tracking aviation activity. >> i'm having a little bit of a problem. i may have to bring the plane down. >> just let me know what you need. >> i'm going to have to take this down at the closest spot. farmingdale is the closest, is that correct? >> there is a strip at your 10:00 in five mills, bethpage airport there. if you want to try to that one. it is a closed airport, but i know there is a runway there about 11:00 in about a mile and a half. >> reporter: radio and radar contact was then lost. it is unclear whethe

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and now we're hearing that the national parks and lied life management authority is actually releasing this information that another lion has been killed. by an. that's your understanding? >> yes, that is correct. >> okay. >> yes, that is correct. and we let the justice take its course. >> and in your view i mean you have already criticized i think you're criticizing the zimbabwe government for its lack of enforcement to protect the animals against poachers how much confidence do you have at this point that whether it be jericho, the remaining very famous lion and the cubs are going to be protected? or how much concern do you have that the zimbabwe government is going to do all that it can to protect the lives of the wildlife there? >> i understand. you know with cecil -- the killing of cecil, it's actually awoken a time bomb all over the world. the whole planet. everybody knows. so the thing is the laws are going to be enforced because zimbabwe is going to be under the watchful eye of all these passionate people around the world. >> johnny rodriguez, thank you so much for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> and we'll be right back. no