we needed a way to do that cap would be safe, the atlantic coast and pacific coast or not safe places to be doing training missions. the u.s. navy liked and ended up coming to the great lakes and purchased two passenger steamers and they transformed them into small, but training, aircraft carriers. the uss wolverine and uss sable. these are the only two side wheel steamers that were ever aircraft carriers also. to make the aircraft carriers was a significant process. they took the vessels into the shipyards, tore off their upper decks, all the passenger cabins, everything they needed, and lay down a 550 foot flight deck. every pilot had to have seven successful takeoffs and landings to be qualified as an aircraft carrier pilot. that is what they did all day long, take off and land. we trained in the great lakes probably almost 10,000 pilots. it is always exciting to say we trained president george w. bush. i hope people come here and realize that the great lakes are yes, a body of water, but something that has given life to, destroyed, and affected all of us across the country, across

. >> and check out the southeast radar, showing claudette near the atlantic coast prompting even moreches and warnings. i has already left behind a tremendous amount of damage, spawning multiple tornadoes. one is believed to have been responsible for damaging or destroying at least a homes in a community in alabama. the storm will bring heavy rain and possibly some flash flooding from florida all the way through the carolinas today. >> and this weather can be dangerous, and deadly. a rain slicked road in alabama is at least partially responsible for a highway crash that took a very heavy toll. >> ten people are dead, including nine children, after this horrific chain reaction crash on an alabama highway. responsible for a highway crash >> at least 17 vehicles involved in the pileup on interstate 65 near montgomery saturday afternoon, as tropical storm claudette moved through the area. the county coroner says a car may have hydroplaned on the rain-slicked roads, some of the vehicles involved burst into flames. among the victims, 29-year-old cody fox, and his 9-month-old daughter ariana

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now, 80 years ago in what is now canada's atlantic coast, in the midst of war, winston churchill and klin roosevelt signed the atlantic charter. tack due east and fast—forward eight decades and on england's atlantic coast, their modern—day successors borisjohnson and joe biden have signed anew. what the g7 leaders who convened on friday may not know is that cornwall, in england's far south—west, is a county of changeable weather. atlantic swells can go up without warning and through the surf is slight, the water may be turning underneath. henry, in terms of the relationship between the uk and the united states, first of all, since they were the signatories of the original atlantic charter, borisjohnson described it as being like a breath of fresh air dealing with the biden administration, but i wonder if the air is blowing hot and cold — hot or or cold at the moment between london and washington? well, i think this reminds me a little bit of when obama became president and all of europe gave a sigh of relief, basically because he was not george w bush. well, the same dynamic is happen

now, 80 years ago in what is now canada's atlantic coast, in the midst of war, winston churchill and r modern day successors, boris johnson and joe biden, have signed anew. what the g7 leaders who convened on friday may not know is that cornwall in england's far south—west is a county of changeable weather. atlantic squalls can blow up without warning and through the surf is slight, the water may be turning underneath. henry, in terms of the relationship between the uk and the united states, first of all, since they were the signatories of the original atlantic charter, boris johnson described it as being like a breath of fresh air dealing with the biden administration, but i wonder if the air is blowing hot or cold at the moment between london and washington?

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got tropical storm danny making landfall with a lot of wet weather down along the southeastern atlantic coast lester >> al roker, thanks. >>> in just 60 seconds, the $40 million settlement involving e-cigarette company juul allows for that up the hill type of homestead where you really feel that shaking. stay with me for a second. i want to turn it over to a reporter in san francisco. can you hear me? i understand you felt it in the city. >> yeah, i can hear you clearly. i'm off today in my apartment. i was watching tv. and i felt a jolt that was powerful at first i thought it was sa described earlier. something hitting the building. it was a quick jolt. i have been getting a couple calls from friends of mine asking if i knew anything about the quake. a friend of mine tweeted video from inside or sent video from inside his apartment. his chandelier is shaking from a significant jolt. it was very fast. i have been in a number of quakes before that are continue os rattling. this was one quick jolt. i'm on the third floor. i felt it sharply. >> we can get the different type. rolling and the slip

got tropical storm danny making landfall with a lot of wet weather down along the southeastern atlantic coast lester >> al roker, thanks. >>> in just 60 seconds, the $40 million settlement involving e-cigarette company juul >>> just breaking tonight, u.s. forces in syria coming under attack by multiple rockets. no injuries reported but this comes a day after american air strikes targeted iranian-backed militias in syria and iraq our richard engel has late details. >> reporter: the u.s. military says this compound near the syrian/iraqi border was used to transfer weapons to militias attacking american troops, until overnight when the u.s. struck back the pentagon says three locations were targeted in iraq and syria. this month, militias in iraq paraded what appeared to be new drones, likely supplied by iran the militias have been getting more sophisticated, dive-bombing the drones with small explosives on to iraqi bases housing american personnel, evading defenses it was the second time president biden has ordered a strike in his presidency >> we took necessary, appropriate, deliberate action

. >>> so researchers say a truly massive shark is making its way up the atlantic coast. ight need a bigger boat on this one. >> they say praya is on the move and has been seen off the coast of new jersey, long island, and ma that's vineyard. over the past several days. her stats are impress ig. over 12 feet long and weighs over 880 pounds. >> first tagged in march ver north carolina and expected to continue north through the summer and the fall. it's a really interesting name. fraya. it either means noble woman, or hungry woman. >> which is fitting because if you're wondering why she is going north, it is because she is searching for food. >> all right. >>> and coming up, why a bar agreed to accept monopoly money. >> plus, taking reality tv to a whole new level. the summer crop of new tv shows that could make the bachelor look like mr. rogers. >>> but first, the latest addition to the las vegas strip, opening tonight. you're watching "world news now."

the hydra flail surfing off the atlantic coast in spain. the who's who of international surfing has gathered in theresa conditions here are ideal for tight surfers traditional surfers and wind surfers the whole year round. german professional surfers eco cream comes here regularly for a few weeks of practice. he is fascinated by one technique. in particular. i'm just covering over the water is really the best. it's also known as oil spare thing. i just boy with a front and rear wing is attached to the surf board on it. the server hovers about one meter above the water. that's why you could say the foils revolutionized windsurfing by just because it creates so much upper left comes country. that means that now we can surf incredibly steep courses into the wind moving very, very little wind and we speeds, we never used to be able to little wind on. that gives you quite a few more days in the water. that's hard out. the principle was 1st used in ship building around 1100. now it's appeared in sailing and surfing discipline. at 1st glance, the

>>> back now, some explosive testing off florida's atlantic coast.craft carrier "uss gerald r. ford" began shock trials friday. explosives with the force of 3.9 magnitude earthquake tested the vessel's response to a blast. more tests are planned for later this month. >>> now to the frightening details of a bear attack in one of the nation's most visited national parks. it happened in a remote area near the border of tennessee and north carolina, leaving a teenaged girl hospitalized. this morning a teenaged girl is recovering after authorities say a bear attacked her as she was sleeping in a national park. >> it attacked in the middle of the night with no known provocation. >> reporter: according to park officials in tennessee, the girl and her family were on a camping trip in the great smoky mountains last week. the teen was asleep in a hammock just after midnight when a bear approached the camp site and attacked. >> it attacked her, reached out and was able to lacerate both her hands and her head. >> reporter: the girl suffering multiple injuries be

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and such luminaries as thomas jefferson proposed exterminating between the atlantic coast and the mississippi. so there would be room for white settlers. now, this did not shock tom and i, the fact that there was a butcher's bill that ran on both sides. we knew that from the first moment they reached the shores of the new world there had been constant conflict between native americans and whites. it's no coincidence that for the jamestown colony with john smith and the plymouth rock pilgrims with myles stan dish hired soldiers of fortune to be there leaders and adversaries. but once again, i want to emphasize because i think there's been a bit of a dignified occasion and the savages as they would call them. the butcher's bill ran both ways so for every infant that was scalped and every white militia man that was made to dance for when his fingers were cut off -- so after flaying a man, a witness describes the brain bubbling in his nose until his nose starts whistling like a tea kettle. but once again, for every indian atrocity there was a wide white atrocity. you had them running down with pa

it will make a right turn for the atlantic coast.y can handle. you know the drill. stay informed. follow the calm. hopefully nobody gets hurt. everybody has been warned. the good news is, it's moving so fast, father's day should be beautiful in new orleans. if not, a little squishy underfoot. so, for us and for now, that is our broadcast on this friday night. with our thanks for being here with us. happy father's day to all the dads out there. on behalf of all of our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. >> she hugged me and she said she was sorry. and i burst into tears. i burst into tears. because that to me is a true example of humanity. >> two families torn apart by one devastating crime. >> there's a woman, she shot. she's laying on the floor in the garage. >> a young man one woman name crystal taylor, murdered on her way to work. five months. pregnant >> this is breaking me. >> she gave her whole life just trying to raise me ri

watch as a navy air crew struggles to lock on to a mysterious fast-moving object off the atlantic coast! >> roger. >> reporter: former navy fighter pilot alex dietrich told anderson cooper about seeing one off the coast of san diego. >> enter stage left, the tictac. that's what we affectionately refer to it as. >> reporter: it was about the size of an aircraft fuselage. >> it was white, like a matte finish just like a tictac. and it behaved in a way that we were surprised, unnerved. it accelerated. it almost didn't accelerate, it sort of jumped from spot to spot and tumbled around in a way that was unpredictable. >> reporter: former navy commander david fraver was on the training mission and remembers how the object quickly maneuvered. >> like a ping pong ball bouncing off a wall. the ability to hover over the water and start a vertical climb from basically 0 up to 12,000 feet and then accelerate in less than two seconds and disappear is something i had never seen in my life. >> reporter: so what was it? the government won't say or maybe doesn't know. for decades, the pentagon's researc

launched operations southern cross to combat illegal and unregulated fishing in the southern atlantic. argentina's coast guard say the main task is to control the movements, so they do not cross into argentine territory from this home, argent time authorities can money for what's happening is economic to fit those. but what a 40 here are saying is what's important is to regulate what's happening in international waters. the this is al jazeera. ah hello there. i'm associate, hey, this is the news i live for about headquarters here in durham. coming up in the next 60 minutes. yeah, oh, a veteran out there, john. this stuff is a french and hand after being beaten and arrested by israeli forces and shake jara and occupied eastern marks of.

ports and they are working in a variety of types including the interstate commerce along the atlantic coast and so, you have primarily from new york and massachusetts who end up on their ships in places like charleston and new orleans because they are in the industry picking up goods in those places and shipping them back to new york or boston and sometimes taking them across the atlantic. but south carolina, louisiana, alabama, ultimately all of the slaveholding states passed laws directly saying that coming into the southern ports they had to either spend their time in jail i'min a basically be arrested ad go to jail or they had to be kind of quarantined on their ships. or at best, they could come onshore but they were always vulnerable to being asked by white people and for lease or just regular everyday people let me see your papers, show me that you are free. there was all kind of abuse. then he says here's my paper we are free i'm a citizen of massachusetts. they could say tear up your papers. what papers, i didn't see any, and car to the person off to jail and then if nobody came and

i don't know what is going on underneath the ground along the atlantic coast and i'm sure you are asding in bar harbor in this area are generally built very well. this changed the paradigm. we never thought any of these issues you heard of, any of the buildings could result in the total collapse of a building. obviously, even though we don't have all of the facts, we know it is possible and we have to take measures to make sure it never happens again. >> reporter: what are you hearing right now from families and the search-and-rescue team, what else do they need right now? >> the family members are asking as much as possible for more people to be on the site. it is hard for them to understand the maximum amount of people are on the site. and miami-dade fire-rescue, we have the best team in the country around the state working on the site with international partners and friends. of course, if you are the family it is never fast enough. they just need answers. >> reporter: when you speak to the family members, i know several of them were reassured by what they heard from the israelis,

we saw at a reception last evening, queen elizabeth flew here to cornwall on the atlantic coast of englandnd met with these leaders. in pictures, we frankly don't see all of that often, particularly in the wake of the global pandemic. she largely has been held up for the last year plus not leaving windsor castle but she is here in cornwall. you can see these images here mingling with president biden, first lady jill biden and other world leaders so interesting sights there. they will have a private audience with her tomorrow in windsor castle and it's leading into the summit with vladimir putin in geneva on wednesday. the white house is saying that president biden will be holding a solo news conference after a series of meetings on wednesday in geneva, will not be hold, at least as of now, a joint news conference with vladimir putin. this is why this is significant. we all remember these images from three summers ago july 2018 in helsinki, finland, and president trump met with him and then sided with vladimir putin on the russian interference in the election. being in helsinki then, i reme

watch, as a navy air crew struggles to lock onto a mysterious, fast-moving object off the atlantic coast>> whoo! >> oh, my gosh, dude. >> wow. >> reporter: former navy fighter pilot, alex dietrich, told anderson cooper about spotting a strange-flying object in the sky, back in november, 2004, off the coast of san diego. >> enter stage left the tic-tac. that's when we affectionately refer to it as because that's what it looked like. >> reporter: it was about the size of an aircraft fuselage. >> it was white and sort of matte finish just like a tic-tac. and it behaved in a way that we were -- we were surprised, unnerved. it accelerated -- it almost didn't accelerate, right? it sort of jumped from -- from spot to spot and tumbled around, in a way that was unpredictable. >> reporter: former-navy commander, david, was on the training mission and remembers how the object, quickly, maneuvered. >> the ability to hover over the water and then start a vertical climb from basically zero up towards about 12,000 feet. and then, accelerate in less-than-two seconds and disappear is something i had neve

danny before the day is out or the next couple of days it will likely impact the southeastern atlantic coast. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we'll see our temperatures today reach into the mid to upper 80s and it's going to be a little bit hotter tomorrow with a lot of sunshine continuing, but our fairly mild weather will continue for the rest of the week into the fourth of july weekend. still looks pretty nice. while we are going to keep the cool weather near the coast and in san francisco, upper 60s to 70 degrees tomorrow but then the fog will keep those temperatures cool each and every morning. weather. >> mr. roker, thank you. >>> we're going to take you inside wimbledon's return. >> cannot wait the iconic tournament getting under way this morning had to be canceled last year because of covid and the virus is causing problems, unfortunately. molly hunter has a live report but the tournament is going on we'll find out more after this d, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming, temperature-balancing, recovery-assisting, effortlessly life-changing proven quality night sleep we've ever m

watch, as a navy-air crew struggles to lock onto a mysterious, fast-moving object off the atlantic coast deitrich told anderson cooper about a strange object in the sky, back in november, 2004, off the coast of san diego. >> the tic-tac. and that's what we affectionately refer to it as because that is what he it looked like. >> reporter: it was about the size of an aircraft fuselage. >> it was white. it was sort of >> and it behaved in a way that we were -- we were surprised, unnerved. it accelerated. or almost didn't accelerate, right? it jumped from spot to spot and tumbled around in a way that was unpredictable. >> former navy commander was on the training mission and remembers how the object quickly maneuvered? >> the ability to hover over the water and then start a vertical climb from zero to 12,000 and then accelerate and disappear is something i had never seen in my life. >> so what was it? the government won't say or maybe doesn't know. for decades, the pentagon's research has been kept under wraps, along with the images and now defunct $22 million program designed to investigate

it'll make a right turn for the atlantic coast.all the rain they can handle. you know the drill. stay informed, follow the cone. hopefully nobody gets hurt. everybody's been warned. the good news is it's moving so fast father's day should be beautiful in new orleans if not a little squishy under foot. so for us and for now that is our broadcast on this friday night with our thanks for being here with us. happy father's day to all the dads out there on behalf of all our colleagues at the networks of nbc news. good night. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. it has come to my attention this is friday, which is profoundly excellent news. that makes me all the more happy that you are here, happy friday. thanks for being here. today marks 150 days since president biden has been president biden, sworn into office, january 20th, 150 days ago. in terms of understanding what's happened since then, over the course of these 150 days, there's two things external to president biden's election that have really made all the differe

of the port and they are working in a variety of industries including the commerce along the atlantic coast and so primarily from new york to massachusetts. but south carolina, louisiana, alabama, ultimately all of the slaveholding states passed laws directly saying that they are coming into southern ports and had to either spend their time in port in jail basically be arrested and go to jail or they had to be kind of quarantines on their ship. or as best they could come on shore but they were vulnerable to being asked by white people the police or regular everyday people show me that you're free. so say in new orleans here's my papers hearing free, the authorities could say tear up your papers and cart the person off to jail and they could be literally sold into slavery and never really heard from again. what ends up happening in massachusetts in particular is people get galvanized by these stories. some managed to get out of the jails and they start telling people this is what's going on. it's bad if they have to deal with sailors getting arrested and eventually so back to the privileges

the hydra flail serving off the atlantic coast in spain and the who's who of international surfing have gathered into refund. conditions here are ideal for tight surfers traditional surfers and wind surfers the whole year around german professional surfer, nico pri comes here regularly for a few weeks the practice. he is fascinated by one technique, in particular. just hovering over the water is really the best. it's also known as oil star thing i just boy with a front and rear wing is attached to the surf board on it. the surface hovers about one meter above the water. that's why you could say the foils revolutionized when searching by just because it creates so much overdressed gums. country. that means that now we can surf incredibly steep courses into the wind moving very, very little wind speeds. we never used to be able to, but little wind on that gives you quite a few more days in the water. the target and the principal was 1st used in ship building around 190-0100. now it's appeared in sailing and surfing discipline. at 1st glance, the board looks much the same as a conventional