the coastguard said it is evidence of an larging new drug route from south america. we -- alarming new route from south america. we will take a look at this alarming new bust. >> reporter: for the past three weeks there were fbi divers going out to a big stash of cocaine. >> apparently it's pretty big. i don't keep traffic pounds and that stuff, but chant of command is very happy about the -- the chain of command is very happy about the amount of drugs on deck. >> reporter: 7-tons is about 1/3 of what all the street cops on land in the united states will catch gavin year. >> this came off a. >> i -- a given year. >> this came off a semi sub vehicle intercepted. there was a vessel intire septembered and in july another one -- intercepted. >> these are the first three semi submersibles we've seen in the caribbean. >> reporter: what do you read into that? >> well, we've got a lot of worrying to do. >> until now the coastguard only found semi subs want in eastern pacific. now they are -- subs in the eastern pacific. now they are also being found in the caribbean. >> if y

the coastguard said that he radioed for help 400 miles east of hawaii. more with the officers on scene and the cool man behind the controls. >> reporter: when the coastguard received the call around 12:30 in the afternoon, the crew from the hercules was ready to spring into action. >> we just did a training mission yesterday, exact scenario. hey, you got a plane that was running out of gas before making it to the airfield. we're ready, we can do this. >> reporter: they intercepted the cessna off the northeast coast of the big island and followed it for about 90 minutes. they had helped pilot brian miller prepare for the water landing and the 65-year-old ditched his plane. >> he did it picture perfect. it was a text book landing, if there is such a thing for an airplane in the water like that. he came in wings level and running as low as he could and touched down. >> from our perspective, we could see him come out of the airplane moving, so we were overjoyed. he was good, airplane was intact when it landed. >> reporter: miller escaped through a window and

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coastguard helicopter about an hour after it flew into restricted airspace. that aircraft also eventually allowed to proceed to its original destination. >>> coming up tonight on 9news now. >> i saw these people who are really nice simple people that changed. i made a promise to myself that i'm not going to let this money ruin my life. >> behind the genius. some revealing new insights about steve jobs in his "60 minutes "interview. >> they had cars for me to wash and that's what i was doing, washing cars. >>> coming up next. a thief makes up with the one thing helping a local man turn around his life around and losing his own. >>> we will keep our winds calm to light overnight but that wakeup weather a bit on the chilly side. down into the 40s. outside the beltway. near 50 in town. definitely in for more sunshine tomorrow. i will let you know what to

week is of course paying tribute to the women and men and are proudly serving in our navy and our coastguard and our marines, and is remarkable that in recent years, this week has developed into a much more than just the sight and sound of the parade of ships and the blue angels. the newly established focus on disaster preparedness is an invaluable in addition to our city. since 2004, our city has conducted approximately 100 exercises with the leadership of our department of the marjah thing management. additionally, approximately 250 training exercises, workshops city-wide, have been conducted with first responders and other key city officials and many of these training and exercises have gone well beyond our government agencies. they now agree non-government, a eighth-based, and community- based organizations, businesses, and schools. we have revamped our city's outdoor public warning system, using homeland security funding. and today, there are 109 sirens with voice and tone capabilities located throughout the city. as part of our regular exercise on tuesday afternoons in our afternoon te

i knew that it would be something special, a fantastic showcase for the navy, marine corps, and coastguard in a city with a rich maritime and naval history. since that time, fleet week has continued to honor the men and women in uniform as well as provide an opportunity to demonstrate their expertise in humanitarian assistance and disaster response. i would like to welcome the visiting ships from the american and canadian fleets, particularly the uss carl vinson. i hope you enjoy your time in san francisco. as a senator representing california, please accept my best wishes for an enjoyable fleet week. sincerely, diane feinstein, united states senator. [applause] i am sure that she would be so proud of this year and especially the leadership of the general and the mayor. thank you also much. [applause] -- thank you all so much. [applause] >> representing all the military, we have the commander of the third fleet, vice admiral gerald beaman. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. the last few days have been very educational. we have learned a lot. i learned there is an insurance company that

teams from coastguard units from maryland and d.c. competing in this event. today's event took place at the coastguard station on thomas point road. >>> a new national museum one step closer to reality. the groundbreaking ceremony held this morning for the new american war time museum. this is in dale city, virginia. much of the visitor experience they say will be outdoors and what's more if you are up for it you will be able to walk through authentic war front scenes and will be able to take part in the enactment. the event scheduled to open veteran's day 2014. >> tens of thousands of d.c. public school students got a taste of something they probably never tried before. norway food. sign me up. it was all part of nordic food day. it is part of a cross cultural exchange. five nordic chef apprentices prepared the food. >>> sure you want your wedding to blow people away. watch what happened in arizona when a sand storm coming up. >>> looking back on the life of the of a man whose phenomenon has touched millions. when i come back you'll see how they are trying t

and have the coastguard do an independent review of how our rules on their claim, 1500 people have done that and the coast guard has agreed with the gccf every single time so far. >> thank you. just to be clear, to whom the money would return if there was money left over, <$1 billion and fewer than $1 billion of claims remain they have no say in how it is administered so there's no hidden bias for them to hold onto it. >> absolutely correct. >> could be p, apart from the trustees ruling on whether there is outstanding billions of dollars could be pea voluntarily keep alive your function? >> i think they could. bp would technically need the support of the united states government to do it but that is up to b p. i must say as congressman markey whatever criticism one wants to level at bp i know of no case in history, i can't think of one where a company voluntarily put up $20 billion to resolve claims. i think the criticism ought to be tempered by the fact that this is a rather extraordinary -- i think the administration just as the bush administration was able to promulgate this 9/11 vic

the risk of the family was rescued by commercial boater in coastguard. >>> we're getting there rare glimpse at a powerful moment between the commander-in-chief and wounded warrior. president obama presented a purple heart yesterday to the marine corporal at walter reed national medical center. the 22-year-old lost part of both legs and several fingers when ied blew up in afghanistan back in august. this is a very rare look inside the ceremony at walter reed. the family posted a video on you too. president obama spent the afternoon yesterday visiting with several wounded troops. what an amazing and emotional video. nice to get a leg inside and see that he is doing well recovering. all right, turning to the weather. it has been so beautiful for so long. good things do not last. >> no, they do not. this time of year is a transitional time with the weather. warmth, cold. when you get the big fluctuations you get big changes to the weather outside in terms of showers and clouds. we're saying that now. here's a look at live super doppler 7. a little bit of green to the south. not all of that is t

coastguard was waiting when the plane splashed down 13 miles shy of its designation. >> it was picture. it was a textbook landing if there is such a thing. he came in and fly had n as low as he could and touched down. >> a lot of the plane was moving. we were like good. >> gregg: pilot hospitalized with minor injuries. always good to make sure you have enough fuel. >> heather: imagine this -- navigating through cyberspace while navigating through traffic. that is goal behind toyota's new car to allow drivers to search the web through the cellphones and it's raising safety concerns. live for us in atlanta to explain how in the world this would work safely. >> reporter: hi, heather, toyota is not alone. number of car makers are all starting to create a dash boards that have a wireless hot spots you can plug in your smart phone or laptop, check stocks to sports cores. weather and even get a dinner reservation all in response to customer demand. many of the systems are activated by voice and steering wheel controls. >> we're allowing the customer to interact with the content using the typi

the coastguard searched into the evening but say it is unlikely the man will be found alive. >>> a bizarre incident in vallejo. he was found yesterday after being stuck all night in a baby swing at blue rock springs park. the 21-year-old man said he climbed in on a bet with friends. firefighters had to use cast cutters to get him free. he was taken to the hospital but his injuries were not serious. >>> well, first he was labeled a liar by opponents now the re- election campaign for san francisco's interim mayor ed lee. charges of voter fraud alleged. >> reporter: the video is telling. supporters of ed lee placing stencils over absentee ballots so voters could only mark the spot for lee. and witnesses who said they don't work for any campaign saw some workers go even further. >> i noticed that one of the people wearing the ed lee shirts was actually marking in one of the ballots. >> reporter: interim mayor and mayorial candidate ed lee insists the people caught on video do not work for him and that he has already told them to stop. >> i think it is moronic for them to be doing things that w

. >> here is coastguard video of the incredible landing. >> it was textbook landing if there is such a thing in the water. >>> he just touched down. >> we were overjoyed. the airplane was intact. >> he was flying in t-310 twin cessna. he radioed the faa that notified the hilo coastguard to tell the pilot was low on fuel and would soon run out. >> it was perhaps the headwinds or something else. >> according to the flight specification the plane has maximum range of up to 2300 miles distance from monterey to where the piloted was heading to hilo he was able to ditch 13 miles short of his destination. >> i would have been a little more freaked out. >> it was surreal the kind of thing you think you would ever see. >>> people are talking about a desperate life and death struggle between a police officer and a transient. it happened yesterday morning as the officer was investigating a report of suspicious activity on lee avenue. jason evans attacked the officer and cannot his gun away. the officer drove after the suspect and ran into him knocking the gun out of his hand but nobody was hurt

we had to go backwards and get the coastguard to get the things they are needed and they are doing pretty good. you make a good point. i want to thank all of you. i have another hearing with fed chair ben bernanke. thank you for what you are doing and we will do everything in our power to bring light to what you have done. we really do appreciate it. >> i recognize myself for five minutes. thank you for the work you have done. i want to explore recommendation number 9 preventing a permanent office of inspector general for operations. it seems to me to be a very negative consequence of what is happening at state, department of defense and usaid in that they are failing. on page 17 of your report united states is a engage in 56 centers abroad for other than normal peacetime purposes in 1962. this isn't brand new. united states has always been engaged in two or more overseas. the question it begs to me is you are recommending we create another ig. but they are failing. three of the five we are supposed to have in place have not been recommended by the president or confirmed by the senate so

the pilot crawled out and stood on the wing so the coastguard could rescue him. his cessna sank. >>> navy vessels sailing in for fleet week's parade of ships much the ship getting the most attention. the uss carl vincent used to dispose of osama bin laden's body in the ocean. you can't go onto the carl vincent but tours are available on some of the other ships docked in the bay. >>> hand is the first of two performances by the navy's blue angels in survive this weekend. in case you missed today's show it continues along the waterfront tomorrow afternoon. draws about 1 million people to survive. >>> gorgeous day for spectators. let's check in with jim to see if folks coming out tomorrow will be blessed as well. beautiful day out there? >> another beautiful day on track. blue skies out there today. patchy fog up to the golden gate and along the coast but i don't expect it to come very far inland as it didn't this evening. as we see the fireworks out across the bay bridge here. no fog in sight. lit bit of smoke and haze but again it will keep the fog confined mainly

this great opportunity during fleet week to work with our various military forces, including our coastguard, that does it every single day with us in different aspects. but also, i think the relationships that we would have with the navy and marines and the expectation that if in the event of a very large disaster, wherever it might be in the bay area, that we can actually start building expectations that would help us with logistics, help us with a lifeline, recovery, help us with moving heavy equipment and materials on the whole bay area and how to do it and how to communicate at different levels most efficiently. and then have our own residents in every neighborhood understand that all of our areas, federal, state, local, are working together to build those relationships so that their confidence. they are in the best shape in their region when we expect a major disaster to come. there should be less fear about earthquakes and more about getting better prepared for it to and finding new partnerships all the time. that is what comes to mind. i want to exhibit that and reinforce it in the m

coastguard took this dramatic video as he landed the twin engine cessna on the water. 65-year-old pilotwas not seriously injured. a helicopter crew pulled him to safety minutes before his plane sank. >>> and speaking of planes, fighter jets, everything is going to be okay? >> the fog will scour out and mostly sunny but everybody is waking up to reduced visibility. napa, santa rosa but we're beginning to see clearing in concord. forecast for the rest of the weekend and rain for tomorrow and warmup all next. >> and the reaction to oakakakak [ female announcer ] these are the grands! biscuits you love with dinner. and these are the ones you'll love as dinner. grandsmini pizzas. grands! biscuit dough... plus 3 ingredients make an easy dinner everyone loves. grands! mini pizzas... from pillsbury. ♪ start your morning a whole new way! ♪ ♪ pillsbury grands! biscuits ♪ filled with breakfast ingredients ♪ ♪ ready in minutes! ♪ you gotta taste...mmmm a brand new morning ♪ [ female announcer ] new pillsbury grands! biscuit sandwiches. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> w

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our coastguard is in the persian gulf. where are the national guard when we need them to help us? they are in afghanistan. i would say you can cut hundreds of billions of dollars out of the military budget. you can cut programs that have no constitutional authority. where does the authority come to have a department of energy or a department of education or a department of commerce, a department to pass out subsidies to farmers? will they not existed we have free markets and sound money? we have to understand how the markets work and have confidence but the cuts can be there and hopefully in due time, this the service will be there and you can look at every line item we will cut. s canlash the budget 7 -- new canslash you -- ccan slash the budget by 70% if every item is not paid for. whether it is going to war or institutionalizing prohibition, these things we have gone so far from what was originally intended by the founders of this country. >> just to follow up -- when you have specific ideas of where to cut? when would you have those specific? >> in a couple of weeks, i believe

and have the coastguard do an independent review of how our rules on their claim, 1500 people have done that and the coast guard has agreed with the gccf every single time so far. >> thank you. just to be clear, to whom the money would return if there was money left over, <$1 billion and fewer than $1 billion of claims remain they have no say in how it is administered so there's no hidden bias for them to hold onto it. >> absolutely correct. >> could be p, apart from the trustees ruling on whether there is outstanding billions of dollars could be pea voluntarily keep alive your function? >> i think they could. bp would technically need the support of the united states government to do it but that is up to b p. i must say as congressman markey whatever criticism one wants to level at bp i know of no case in history, i can't think of one where a company voluntarily put up $20 billion to resolve claims. i think the criticism ought to be tempered by the fact that this is a rather extraordinary -- i think the administration just as the bush administration was able to promulgate this 9/11 vic

and have the coastguard do an independent review of how our rules on their claim, 1500 people have done that and the coast guard has agreed with the gccf every single time so far. >> thank you. just to be clear, to whom the money would return if there was money left over, <$1 billion and fewer than $1 billion of claims remain they have no say in how it is administered so there's no hidden bias for them to hold onto it. >> absolutely correct. >> could be p, apart from the trustees ruling on whether there is outstanding billions of dollars could be pea voluntarily keep alive your function? >> i think they could. bp would technically need the support of the united states government to do it but that is up to b p. i must say as congressman markey whatever criticism one wants to level at bp i know of no case in history, i can't think of one where a company voluntarily put up $20 billion to resolve claims. i think the criticism ought to be tempered by the fact that this is a rather extraordinary -- i think the administration just as the bush administration was able to promulgate this 9/11 vic

and have the coastguard do an independent review of how our rules on their claim, 1500 people have done that and the coast guard has agreed with the gccf every single time so far. >> thank you. just to be clear, to whom the money would return if there was money left over, <$1 billion and fewer than $1 billion of claims remain they have no say in how it is administered so there no hidden bias for them to hold onto it >> absolutely correct. >> could be p, apart from the trustees ruling on whether there is outstanding billions of dollars could be pea voluntarily keep alive your function? >> i think they cou. bp would thnically need the support of the united states government to do it but that is up to b p. i must say as congrsman markey whatever criticism one wants to level at bp i know of no case in history, i can't think of one where a company voluntarily put up $20 billion to resolve claims. i think the criticism ought to be tempered by the fact that this is a rather extraordinary -- i think the administration just as the bush administratn was able to promulgate this 9/11 victim compens

if i come up with this attachment that shows these are the exact questions would that be against coastguardpolicy? if there is an attachment to this e-mail from mr. obama the last person that attacked it that have the specific questions with the areas to be discussed would that be against coast guard was? >> not providing question we ask that the hearing is according to the policy. we do not provide the answer to the witness or coach them on how to answer. witnesses will be under oath and they definitely do. i do not believe that compromising the integrity of the investigation. >> i want to thank the captain mr. chairman. this is kind of a troubling development. >> with the gentleman yield? we can work together and dig into the sola but more and maybe from a document standpoint but certainly if you eat the west point to make is to certain questions is general areas something that needs to be pursued and i would be more than happy to work with you on that. >> recognize the jindal and's florida. thank you. i know early in the year we were presented with a president's commission on their findi

the coastguard investigation focused on factors on the deepwater horizon that might have contributedessel. we examined the evacuation and search and rescue efforts. by the beginning of january of 2011 members began to conduct cause analysis. .. >> our investigators get to exercise a judgment. once the reporter investigation is complete it is transmitted to headquarters for the final agency action. jit members participate in the government of the commandants final agency memorandum. again, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today, i am pleased to answer your questions. >> thank you very much, captain nguyen, for your testimony. i will recognize mr. david dykes who is co-chairman of the jit. the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. members of the committee, and for the record my name is james david dykes. for the last 17 months i served as co-chair for the joint marine board investigations. my written testimony presented am i oral statement given you this morning is from my very best recollection of the facts as i know them. in preparin

week is of course paying tribute to the women and men and are proudly serving in our navy and our coastguard and our marines, and is remarkable that in recent years, this week has developed into a much more than just the sight and sound of the parade of ships and the blue angels. the newly established focus on disaster preparedness is an invaluable in addition to our city. since 2004, our city has conducted approximately 100 exercises with the leadership of our department of the marjah thing management. additionally, approximately