. >> reporter: coast guard rear admiral matt bell stresses the need for u.s.igilance. >> their navy was operating in our water. that's kind of unheard of that's unprecedented >> reporter: the dilemma facing the coast guard, which has its largest u.s. base here on kodiak, is that it takes days to reach fishermen endangered along the u.s.-russia sea border >> here in alaska the coast guard is always at the ready to rescue in the harshest conditions even when that distress signal is brought on by a foreign power like russia >> reporter: russian military exercises will certainly continue will we be ready >> if you give them an inch, what happens next year? >> yeah, my plan would not be to give them an inch >> reporter: in this vast rugged new frontier an inch can be everything. kevin tibbles, nbc news, with the u.s. coast guard in kodiak, alaska >>> up next for us tonight, covid vaccine trials in young kids why getting the shots is crucial >>> let's circle back now on the race to vaccinate and when kids should receive the shot tom costello takes us inside the tria

, and that was the last radio transmission the coast guard heard at 9:53 p.m. observe the right of the wreck. with the search on the third day, families are restless and starting to get frustrated. scott daspit's son dilan is one of the missing. >> i have a boat coming here one of the missing. myself and i'm going out because who knows how far they've drifted now. >> reporter: he was not kidding. we were there when daspit got on that boat and went out to help to aid in the search to find his son. before he left, he told us this about dilan. >> he's got a one-year-old and a two-year-old, grandsons who love their daddy very much. >> dilan was on a ship that capsized in a storm with 90- mile-per-hour winds and waves of more than 10 feet. >> he's got the spirit to make it, but i'd just like to know if he's under water, i'm going to find him. >> reporter: tonight, scott is still on the boat out at sea, hell bent and determined not to come back here to this fire station to meet his family until he knows whether dilan is dead or alive. norah. >> o'donnell: oh, i am so

long power cable installed by the coast guard failed. this is really an emergency. you know, right now, the light that the coast guard operates is running on batteries, and they only last 72 hours. the lightened foghorns are the coast guard's responsibility, but it has not committed any money and could close it since 1979. the late station has been operated by the east brother light station non profit group that restored the property and formed a bedding. breakfast to underwrite the costs of operation. then this just just knocked us for a loop light station keeper desert. a hetero says without a permanent fix, the whole thing is in jeopardy. the generator that we have is from the thirties, so it's built to last, but it can only handle so much which i can only use one hour in the morning and one hour at night, but a permanent fix has a big price, but it looks like several $100,000 to replace the. able, the alternative we're looking at is to put in his toe turn the island into into him off the grid, solar project, but solar plus batteries to store power for nighttime

the spanish coast guard has rescued a group of migrants off the coast of gran canaria the 49 passengers were transferred to a hospital for medical treatment the italian coast guard rescued more than 100 people from a fishing boat adrift and rough seas. this is t w news from berlin you can get much more on our website at steve w. dot com. this can happen if you want to travel in a sustainable way for example in freiburg a city that likes to claim to be a leader in ecology and sustainability germany well let me start from the beginning this is the tree that takes me streets for freiburg. travelling and filming in a sustainable way that's what we're trying to do on checking this time we're paying special attention to our energy consumption for example taking the train instead of traveling by plane and it takes longer but it also means we get to see more of the countryside. i'm on my way from light to freiburg the city in the extreme southwest of germany is considered to be particularly eco friendly. freiburg it is also called the green city well what does that actually mean and what are th

and the waves, the coast guard's were undefined. >> california was the highest number in terms of state of residents. and you can clearly see this in the infographic. and this is readily a billable to anybody who asks for these statistical data. thank you. thank you for putting it up. >> you mentioned that the chinese american women's are predominantly in the woman's air corps. -- >> no. women's army corps. excuse me. >> only two women served in the

even with adverse conditions the coast guard arrived on scene within 30 minutes. multiple people in the maritime industry are now offering to join the search efforts has been tremendous. >> both on the surface surface as well as their assets. the weather is still dangerous. rescue crews are navigating 8 to ten-foot seas. i will tell you that those challenges. >> those conditions can be challenging. >> but what we are out there. we're committed to the search and rescue effort. >> crews are focused on a fixed location because the vessel is not drifting. we are. >> searching in that area and in the success of pattern out from that area. give the you know, the uncertainty as to where these folks may or may not be. >> drew simon was on a ship 7 miles away from the sikh or power and heard the distress calls caught everybody on expect. you know, you haven't made a mayday mayday. >> we're taking a water or made it made it made it one simon says the thought of people still missing. >> it's haunting. >> keep all these families in their prayers well, hope everybody safe. >>

coast guard still searching for 12 people after their large ship capsized off the coast of louisianadivers from reaching the 129 foot boat. officials say it's possible they're trapped. it's been two days since the coast guard received the distress call. 8 miles off the tip of lafourche parish they have rescued six and recovered one victim's remains sam brock is following operation in port fourchon, louisiana. >> reporter: shep, good evening, if we were waiting for a breakthrough so far that hasn't happened we have seen major developments in the last couple of hours. the last 20 minutes or so, the u.s. coast guard tweeting they have deployed divers into the water, and the divers knocked on the hull of the boat and got no response. other things we're following, the ntsb has gotten involved with this information. we have also learned from the u.s. coast guard they had thermal imaging dating back to tuesday of five people on the hull of the ship, two of whom shipped off and were rescued one by a u.s. cutter, a third person is unaccounted for and the two others, did retreat for shelters i

this coast guard -- the coast guard is working on some of that and obviously, protecting the coast guard edwards as well. the previous administration had a plan that we are continuing to implement. tsa is not only focused on airports but it has some important responsibilities with respect to service transportation and cybersecurity . cisa is the top priority as far as focus but there are a lot of sectors that we try to empower. >> at think it is important as well, i'm not sure that people don't understand that cisa is not just a cybersecurity agency. congress very intentionally left the all hazards mission for cisa . . it is responsible for both physical and virtual threats to our infrastructure. that is important given the convergence between physical and cyber. as you prioritize risks and reduce those risks. you need to look at both the physical and the cyber. i know that you get that and chris understood that from day one as well. tim, i want to jump into the secretary's speech. you talked about some sixty-day sprints. i think we want to jump on that. mr. daniel: this idea of the seri

navy and coast guard ships. the u.s. navy firing warning shots. and martha raddatz standing by with late reporting. >>> in this country, several states bracing for damaging winds, hail and possible tornadoes tonight. and the wildfires. one fire exploding in size. hundreds of evacuations under way. >>> in new york city tonight, the arrest in a brutal and unprovoked attack on an asian man. >>> the desperate search for a 40-year-old mother of three from houston. tonight, the fbi now called in on the case. >>> and the genetically modified mosquitos. tonight, why some scientists in florida are set to release the mosquitos and what they hope this does. >>> and america strong tonight. the boy and the entire community saying, "welcome back." >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with this new chapter in this pandemic. one more step toward some sense of normalcy again in this country. president biden and the cdc today relaxing guidelines for fully vaccinated americans when it comes to wearing mask

many were assigned to the coast guard and did everything from making seaborne house calls to supportingous landings. perhaps one of the most fundamental changes brought about by the war was in nursing. the strain of war on country's health care system made it clear that something had to be done to increase the supply of nurses. the answer was the cadet nurse corps which was formed to meet the need. women enrolled in nursing schools and received a free education. they were paid a salary by the phs and were obligated to perform military or federal service and return for their education. 85% of the nurses graduated in the years 1943 to '46 were in the cadet nurse corps. the quality of nursing education was changed forever. as a result of phs policy and funding, nursing schools were no longer in the shadow of hospitals, which had previously been their sole sponsors. it was a tremendous boost to the profession. the phs's most important legacy from world war ii was the atlanta-based malaria control in war areas program, often referred to as the mcwa. malaria control was a major activity in th

yesterday and proposed a summit weeks after biden called the russian president a killer. >> trace: coast guardr more on these and other stories download the fox news app. scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. >> we recognize this couldn't have happened at a worse time. we're devastated. >> dana: minneapolis reeling after the police killing of daunte wright with demonstrators taking to the street for three nights. the derek chauvin nears its conclusion. martha maccallum was in minneapolis for the beginning of the chauvin trial. you set the scene for us what you think the community is going through right now. >> i think this is heartbreaking. it is heartbreaking for daunte wright's family and everybody who knew him. we were in north minneapolis 10 miles away from where this happened in brooklyn center. but it is a heartbreaking situation for the entire community because they want so much to restore it. they want safety. these neighborhoods are incredibly unsafe. there is a lot of gang activity in them. we spoke with families who had experienced gunfire coming into the back o

the coast guard vessel received a message from a russian ship around two nautical miles from here. russians asked the coast guard to identify themselves because they are concerned so they say about collisions in these foggy conditions. we approach one of a number of larger ukrainian ships monitoring russian naval and commercial shipping movements. name your flag and your route says the voice on the radio. russian flag coming from the caucuses is the reply. russia is also announcing the closure of the straight to ukraine and foreign navy ships for the next six months because of what it describes as military exercises. it says commercial shipping will not be affected. the waterway, which is 60 nautical miles from here connect to the black sea off crimea, which russia illegally annexed in 2014. key have has accused moscow of provocations and trying to take control of its maritime borders. the 2003 agreement is between ukraine and russia. they have rights under that agreement to be closed. when the agreement was signed, there was no conflict between us. >> despite moscow announcing a g

coast guard, which faced conditions it had not anticipated about eight miles south of port fourchon >> 80, 90 miles per hour were the winds, seven to nine-foot seas and extremely limited visibility >> reporter: authorities won't confirm if weather caused a 129-foot vessel to capsize tuesday. but they did reveal recovering one body from the gulf today. after a combination of u.s. cutters and good samaritans miraculously saved 6 of 19 crew members, but not among that group -- >> oh, god please let him be one of the ones. >> reporter: dara morales's 37-year-old son chas, a father of three. >> i'm scared and i'm devastated and i'm broken >> reporter: her latest text to her son so far unread. >> kids going bananas. they need their daddy to come home i want him to come home i need him to come home >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard says it's possible some of these crew members could be in an air pocket underneath the water in the ship. as for dara morales she says the last text message she sent her son, "i love you" at 2:00 a.m lester >> all right some tough hours ahead. thank you, sam >>> h

to officers and enlisted men of the coast guard.assistant keepers of the lighthouses. to immigrants detained at the immigration stations. to seamen from vessels belonging to the united states army. to beneficiary of the united states employees compensation commission. to members of the civilian conservation corps. in various sections of the country. to patients of the united states veterans administration. and to persons afflicted with leprosy. this is a national leprosy hospital. officers must pass an examination conducted by officers of the health service. these examinations are provisions for color-blindness and for hearing. the service must also pass upon the physical availability of sailors qualifying as able-bodied seamen. regulations require all ship's officers to be versed in first aid. therefore, the public health service has organized courses of instruction for such candidates in a number of the larger ports. not only does the service furnish medical aid to the coast guard, it sends its medical officers with the cruising c

and although technically not coast guard, they were coast guards men and they aided in the rescue. we are eternally grateful for their efforts, hard work and the risk they took to themselves to bring those members back and were returned safely. this not only affects we in louisiana but in a sense affects us all. any loss of life is heartbreaking, but there are some who may not be found, and we pray their family finds closure. to date six have been confirmed dead, including anthony har ford of new orleans, james tracy wallinsfer of gilbert. earnest williams of arnoldville. lawrence warren of tarry town. seven are still missing. each day that passes, the prognosis, the chance of finding them obviously decreases. i'd like to take a moment to recognize those still missing. jay garava, dylan duspit. jason krell, darrin oncloty and chris rosans. our thoughts and prayers are with the crew members of the capsized vessels, loved ones and communities. while we mourn this loss we rise to recognize the heroic efforts of the coast guard, good samaritans and all involved in the search and rescue

coast guard is that it takes days to reach fishermen endangered. >> here in alaska the coast guard is always here to rescue the hare muchest conditions. people say this is brought on by a foreign powe russia. russian military exercises wil will we be ready >> if you give them an inch, what happens next here >> my plan would not be to give them an inch. >> in this fast, new rugged frontier, an inch can be everything >> reporter: as a result of these altercations, alaska senator dan sullivan is now calling on the united states to beef up its presence in the arctic phillip? >> our thanks to kevin for that exclusive report >>> turn now to nbc meteorologist janessa webb with your friday weather. what have you got? good morning >> good morning. still cold we're going to see a change happen slowly but surely this morning we're waking up to below average temperatures once again for the mid-atlantic to sections of the east coast new york city, 41 for overnight lows it's going to be gradual but even kentucky in the upper 20ed. it's going to collide with warmer air out and about, going to be dea

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the coast guard and good samaritans saving six people from the rough seas, finding one other person who did not survive. families of the missing anxiously awaiting word tonight. >> we're trying to be positive and stand on faith. >> reporter: the coast guard telling me moments ago, efforts will continue throughout the night. >> elwyn, thank you. >>> we learned today that bernie ma madoff has died in prison. whatever happened to the billions? did investors get their money back? here's whit johnson tonight. >> reporter: the mastermind of the largest ponzi scheme in american history, dying behind bars in north carolina at the age of 82. bernie madoff's health deteriorating in recent months. in a wheelchair, suffering from kidney disease. >> he was an aging, debilitated man who was in many ways broken at this point in his life. >> reporter: madoff died 12 years into a 150-year sentence. the disgraced financier defrauding thousands of investors. pleading guilty to the scheme, the 2008 financial crisis. >> he nt only destroyed my life but he's destroyed the lives of thousands of people. >> rep

. >>> new coast guard video shows the rough conditions where a ship capsized in the gulf of mexico. efforts to find 12 missing crew members continued through the night. six others were safely rescued and one body was recovered from the water. some family members of those missing say their loved ones tried to contact them while the ship was sinking. >> getting a call around 4:30 something and then at 5:54, but i couldn't like answer it like there was no one there, so i don't know if he was trying to tell me what was going on, but i didn't get to speak to him at that time. >> and both of their phones -- >> yeah, both of their phones -- >> -- go straight to voice mail. >> for sure are in the ocean somewhere. >> heartbreaking. since tuesday the coast guard has searched an area bigger than rhode island. >>> turning to the pandemic, a top expert is speaking out criticizing the cdc advisory committee for saying it needs more time to decide whether to unpause the johnson & johnson vaccine. meanwhile, these 22 states are reporting a significant increase in covid-related deaths in the last we

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the coast guard is scouring the gulf of mexico for any sign of the 12 crew members still unaccounted for after their ship capsize instead a storm. the body of one person recovered, six others rescued. nbc's sam brock joins us now with more. sam, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. i spoke with the u.s. coast guard, which said there has been no material developments overnight, but right now there are cutters in boats about eight miles off the coast from where i'm standing in the gulf of mexico searching for survivors, and i am told it is possible there could be pockets of air where they are right now in that partially submerged ship. with 12 people still missing this morning, coast guard rescuers are in a race against time to find survivors as families on the nearby bayous brace for possible heartbreak. >> oh, god, god, please let him be one of the ones. please let them get him out. >> dara morales says her son chaz is the ship's crane operator. she's praying her three grandchildren will get to see their dad again. >> what kind of a father is chaz? >> unreal. he loves

the ross and also the coast guard so i think that by themselves because they concern so they say about conditions in these conditions . we approach one of a number of large enough training ships in the area monitoring russian naval and commercial shipping movements. you. name your flag and your route as the voice on the radio. russian flag coming from the caucuses is the reply russia has also announced the closure of the curch straight to ukrainian and foreign navy ships for the next 6 months because of what it describes as military exercises it says commercial shipping will not be affected the waterway which is around 60 nautical miles from here connects the as off to the black sea off crimea which russia illegally an extent 2014 kiev has accused moscow of provocations and trying to take control of its maritime borders. almost a little over 2003 as of sea agreement is between ukraine and russia they have rights under that agreement to be closed but when the agreement was signed there was no conflict between us despite mosco announcing on thursday a gradual troop withdrawal from the ar

ukraine's handful of coast guard vessels are hopelessly outnumbered in this war with russia controlling access to the see the sea of ukraine or its allies can send in. for all the military and diplomatic posturing every day life goes on can often seem oblivious to all the attention being paid to this region by the outside world. we did leave i have no idea if that will be a war or not but it definitely doesn't depend on what we do here. that both of them yes they're raising tensions now but i still think this is all about political bargaining let's just get. everybody here in marion paul has a sick case packed with money at the same channels in case they need to leave in a hurry everyone does. we're tired of being afraid that something people here in eastern ukraine tell you time and time again desperate for a chance to live a little even if that would stop them preparing for the worst as they like the rest of the world try to understand what it is like to move putin and his troops have in store for them. ben hodges was a 4 star general with the u.s. army and now with the center of euro

coast guard cutter. the navy responds with a warning. tensions on the high seas. >>> billionaires battle. tim cook versus mark zuckerberg, and your digital life in the middle. >>> plus a test concert in covid. the coming cicada swarm. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good even, americans will remember this day as a turning point. a key step toward getting things back to normal, or something like it, and the most significant shift? covid guidelines yet fully vaccinated americans do not need to wear masks outdoors anymore, unless you're in a big crowd. that's the updated guidance from the cdc. the agency suggests people who are not vaccinated can go outside without masks in some situations president biden said the new recommendations underscore the progress we have made as a nation, all of us, in beating back covid >> the cdc is able to make this announcement because our scientists are convinced by the data that the odds of getting or giving the virus to others is very, very low if you

greece's accusingly turkish coast guard of helping people smugglers greeks coast guard say that they've seen the turkish counterparts escorting boats filled with refugees and migrants several times in the past 2 days has been the reaction from turkey but they've been previously accused of illegally sending people back without allowing them to apply for asylum it's more of what greece's government had to say. apologies for that let's just move on to a mother in the u.k. who's helping fellow immigrant families overcome the stigma surrounding special needs children and lena d. whose son is autistic found attitudes within their own community were some of the biggest challenges that they faced jessica baldwin met her in the city of bristol. i mean a son manasseh her is now calm a lanky teen's smiling down on his mother but it wasn't always so from birth he cried endlessly didn't sleep at night and was nothing like her other 3 children at 2 his diagnosis was autism leaving ameena devastated i don't understand when my son is not talking you not use bain and you see. i don't know that's probabl

right now, the light that the coast guard operates is running on batteries, and they only last 72 hours. since 1979. the light station has been operated by a nonprofit group that restored the property and formed a bed and breakfast help for the costs of operation in this year. account trends. use explosives to clear boulders that were blocking highway 50 this morning. 321. rockslide happened near echo summit, closing both directions of the round to south lake tahoe. one driver crashed into the boulder shortly after the slide happened around 5 45 this morning. fortunately nobody was seriously hurt. the highway is now under one way. traffic control from slide. park road echo summit while crews continue to clear that slide are still ahead tonight, more fall out from the mayor of windsor amid allegations of sexual assault steps being taken to strip him of power as one of. his accuser's speaks out, you know, trying to kiss my neck and i would kind of brushed him away and hey, put his hands on my waist. and i was like oh, you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that.

of helping people smugglers greek coast guard say they have seen their turkish counterparts escorting boats filled with refugees and migrants several times in the past 2 days there's been no reaction from turkey but they previously accuse greece of illegally sending people back without allowing them to apply for asylum is more of what greece's government had to say. if you beyond doubt that these migrant departed that is short and given the fact they were supported by katie we're not at that we call on dead people stand down and stop this on 100 provoke asian route then these migrants stay for the dedication and live up to the 2016 if you take a joint statement on migration. lots more still to come here not just there including the u.s. lefse trump era sanctions against the international criminal court's top prosecutor and vaccination struggles and to germans frustration and confusion we look at what's gone wrong with the coronavirus response more in that status. for the perfect. sponsored point qatar airways how i once again welcome to look at the international forecast has been a lo