gilden, an ensign in the u.s. navy. with the monaghan, unfortunately, it did not make it to the end of the war. it succumbed to a typhoon in 1944 and unfortunately sunk somewhere in the pacific ocean. the other 2 ships, the uss chew -- that had been used for convoy action. the aylwin was also used in the pacific ocean, but as more of kind of -- they were stationed with the fleet itself and served as protection from submarines and aircraft attack. so next we will move to the uss maryland. battleship located at pearl harbor at the time of the attack. the maryland was lucky in that it did not suffer a lot of damage during the attack. part of the reason for that is they were in board of the uss oklahoma, meaning the only way the japanese could hit the uss maryland was via aerial bombs, whereas oklahoma suffered aerial bombardment and torpedo attack. so, luckily for the maryland, the oklahoma soaked up most of the torpedoes and was actually one of the 2 battleships we ultimately lost over the course of the battle, because th

all four were ensigns, roughly the equivulent of a second lieutenant in the army. the most experienced of them had only eight years of experience. so they actually kind of set sail without any tugs, any pilots on board to help them set sail. and they managed to make it out of the harbor and were patrolling for a day or two until they finally came back in the harbor and picked up everyone else, including their captain. one fun thing about the deck log is it actually mentions that the captain was trying to catch up to the ship as it was setting sail. but according to the orders of the commander of the destroyer squadron, they were not to pick up any paermg paermg passenge setting sail. ultimately was not able to until a day or two later. one entry of note in here, it actually does mention there was some damage because of the attack because at 0900, according to the deck log, bomb exploded on port quarter. throwing the stern against a buoy. and that's all they mentioned in their brevity, but obviously, there wasn't enough damage for them not to be able to set sail bec

ensign, dropping out of warp at this velocity could tear the ship apart. we're already falling apart. we're not going to make it to the class-y planet in one piece which means that ship is our only hope. think about it. what would captain janeway have done? computer, prepare to eject the warp core. authorization: seven of nine, omega phi nine three. warp ejection systems enabled. eject the core. we've lost attitude control and shields. hull integrity at 19%. reroute life support! hull breaches on decks nine, ten and 11. seven. seven! computer... how long until we're within hailing range of that ship? ( distorted ): f-f-f-five minutes and th-thirty seconds. f-f-f-five minutes and th-thirty seconds. range? five million kilometers. try hailing again. no response. captain, i've found the source of the distress call. it's coming from a vessel. can you identify it? no. the readings are erratic. looks like they've taken heavy damage. 400,000 kilometers. drop to impulse. are the rescue teams ready? bridge to sick bay: stand by for casualties. on screen. where's th

more like the garden of eden, ensign. of course, doctor. the garden of eden was just outside moscow. a very nice place. it must've made adam and eve very sad to leave. "just outside moscow." all right. there's a village about 17 kilometers away on bearing 2-3-2. captain. captain. dead. what did somebody say? that paradise must've looked like this? space--the final frontier. these are the voyages of the starship "enterprise." its five-year mission-- to explore strange new worlds... captain's log, stardate 3715.3. while making a routine exploration of the unexplored gamma trianguli 6, one of my men has been killed by a poisonous plant. as soon as we get out of the way, beam the body up. aye, captain. that's a shame about hendorff. eem to have a problem here, too. what is it? we're losing potency in our antimatter pods. i don't think it's serious, but we're looking into it. what's causing it? i'm not sure, sir. but we've run measurements on the electromagnetic field of the planet, and they are a wee bit abnormal. that might have something to d

ensign macalister you and i will aim for the head. sers to kill. not exactly the marquis of queensberry rules, now, is it? "set to kill"? that's not even starfleet. put down the weapons, son. tactical advice from an academy groundskeeper? we fire at your command, sir. give that order and you'll be out for the count-- the whole lot of you. lower your weapons. commander... om vegas mars and orion three. the odds are running 33:1 that he'll outpoint you 11:1 that you'll be kayoed by the fifth. subspace radio is calling it "the disaster in the delta." there's still time to scratch the card. i'll call the doctor; we'll get you out on a medical. boothby: he's trying to hornswoggle us. double-check those calculations. let me see that padd. no. fine. don't want to trust your friends? you're on your own. neelix: i'm filing a grievance with the delta quadrant boxing commission! this bout came out of nowhere! there's some scheduling mix-up. you haven't had time to train; you're not ready! if you fight now you'll be destroyed! i can't fight now. i'm not ready

gilden, an ensign in the u.s. navy. n, they did nota make it to the end of the war. it-in 1944 and unfortunately sunk somewhere in the pacific ocean. ,he other 2 ships, the uss chew that have been used for convoy action. was also used in the pacific ocean, but as more of kind of -- they were stationed with the fleet itself and served as protection from submarines and aircraft attack. so next we will move to the uss maryland. battleship located in pearl harbor at the time of the attack. the maryland was lucky in that it did not suffer a lot of damage during the attack. part of the reason for that is they work in board of the uss oklahoma, meaning the only way the japanese could hit the uss maryland was via areal bombs. whereas oklahoma suffered aerial bombardment and torpedo attack. so luckily for the maryland, the oklahoma soak up most of the torpedoes and was actually one of the 2 battleships we ultimately lost during the course of the battle, it is the oklahoma ended up -- because the oklahoma ended up capsizing. if you see any images of the whole of the ship durin

ensign. hmm? ( whispers ): the ring. oh. may this ring be a symbol of our eternal love. you stood by me... you were willing to see past my shortcomings... and to take all the bumps and bruises that came along with it. you made me a better person... even though i put up one hell of a fight. i look forward to our journey together. commander. may this ring be the symbol of our eternal love. not so fast. lieutenant thomas eugene paris... lieutenant b'elanna torres with the power vested in me by starfleet command and the united federation of planets now, tom. ( applause ) bravo. congratulations. for what? you may not want to know. [captioning sponsored by paramount television united paramount network captain's log, stardate 52586.3: we've had a lot to celebrate lately-- tom and b'elanna's wedding, ensign harper's new baby and the continued health of our enhanced warp drive which has taken us within striking distance of home. in this case the shortest path is a straight line. we'll pass right through the center of the milky way. and be in sector 001 within two years. more or l

eighth district, ross ensign.e district, michael banerian. 10th district, brian fairbrother. 11th district, ken crider. 12th district, mary vaughn. 13th district, jim rhoades. 14th district, william rotter dink -- rauwerdink. great, although there's -- all electors are present. the chief justice. [applause] chief justice: thank you. there are many occasions i have been blessed. none more poignant than this. will the electors please stand and raise your right hand? it looks like all of you figured out the right hand. good. [laughter] chief justice: now, do you solemnly swear you will support the constitution of the united states and the constitution of this state and that you will gratefully discharge the duties of the office of elector of president and vice president of the united states, according to the best of your ability? congratulations. [applause] >> i would now like to appoint the sergeant of arms for the 2016 electoral college. from the 11th congressional district, and from the six congressional district,

eighth district, ross ensign.e district, michael banerian. 10th district, brian fairbrother. 11th district, ken crider. 12th district, mary vaughn. 13th district, jim rhoades. 14th district, william rauwerdink. all electors are present. the chief justice. giving the oath of office. [applause] chief justice: thank you. there are many occasions i have been blessed. none more poignant than this. will the electors please stand and raise your right hand? it looks like all of you figured out the right hand. ok, good. [laughter] chief justice: now, do you solemnly swear you will support the constitution of the united states and the constitution of this state and that you will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of elector of president and vice president of the united states, according to the best of your ability? congratulations. [applause] >> i would now like to appoint the sergeant-at-arms for the 2016 electoral college. from the 11th congressional district, and from the six congressional district, from the f

and then i remember distinctly taking one man named flanagan, happened to be an ensign, i didn't know it at the time, took him down to the hospital, and when you get to the hospital, you, there was a doctor. and the first doctor would look the man over, and if he thought he could save him, he says go here. and if he thought that he couldn't save him right off, within a reasonable length of time, he went down to the second line, and that was the fellas that they didn't think was going to make it. the rule right now was that if you were physically aboard the ship on december 7th, your remains could be interred with the ship. we're working on a program so that anybody on the ship's crew on december 7th could have that privilege. that's number one. and the second thing is that way back in about 1981, or before that, my son was an ensign on a ship here in 1976. and i thought that it's just too bad that nothing has ever been done so that fellas that were on the ship december 7th couldn't go back here and have a memorial service or something like that. so, i worked on that and succeeded. in

earlier recall for shifter problems in fiat-chrysler jeeps was highlihgted by the death of -- >> ensign chekov. >> reporter: actor anton yelchin. his jeep allegedly rolled backwards at his home and crushed him against a fence. all electronics and some drivers finding them confusing. >> when controls are located in places that we don't expect or they're different, it's well-known that drivers are going to make errors. >> reporter: tonight's new investigation comes after the government has received 43 complaints, including 25 crashes and nine injuries. in 34 of those cases, it is alleged the shifter was in park. fiat, in a statement, says, "it's cooperating fully" and urging more drivers to use their vehic vehicles' parking brakes. the government says, in some of these rollaways, the engine was reportedly turned off. david? >> david kerley will stay on this. david, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the wimbledon star attacked in her home. the knife attack. and the details coming in. >>> the midair struggle onboard a passenger plane. the famous face jumping in to help. >>> and

>> caller: ensign. conservative guy from michigan. my wife is her liberal and myself. to be fair and balanced, she makes me watch these liberal channels which i do. i guess my question or my comment is i've seen since the election that they just seem -- the other side seem to just scrutinize everything that donald trump does -- it's not a good dating. i was wondering if they are just going to slam everything this guy does for the next four years. >> guest: well, i think we'll have to see. one of the things that has been unfair if they have to own a little bit of this. additionally right out of the gate, and the transition from one of frustration to the next. they did basically move chris christiaan on a bear, put pants and then you had all these stories as saying at the transition was in total disarray. there was a little unfair. barack obama did not even nominate somebody until november 28th of that month. donald trump has plenty of time to make some good decisions. i think a surprise then that he met with nikki haley who initially was for marco rubio. and then you ha

bringing things to life that perhaps ought not be brought to life, from icaruss a waxed wings to frank ensign but eastern cultures are not burdened with that. in japan, where 80% of the population practices shin toe,toe, there's a belief that all objects have soles. so what is interesting is that there are innovations taking place there that we would -- that would have more of a head wind in the united states. so one of the examples i write about are care-giving robots. japan i have the oldest citizens globally and they're growing older. and because of the relatively small number of young japanese and fairly restrictive immigration practices, there literally are not enough young japanese people to take care of the grandparents as they age and become teenle. so one of the -- teenle. -to feeble, so atold about toyota and honda creating robots that do things like lift up aging parents. play the vie violin. get food, it's remarkable. on the opposite end of the suspect trump is what saginaw sub saharan africa. most people think of subsaharan africa is a the center of development assistance or conf

there is a wood ensign saying there is no access to this area.with the wet weather coming in, this could continue to be a problem. there is no word when they are going to reopen this area. live in pacifica pete suratos. >> the highest tides of the year will hit the bay area known as king tides. they will bring sea levels higher by more than a foot. this means flooding in low-lying areas in the north bay and flooding along san francisco embarcadero. track the forecast on our nbc bay area app. use our live doppler radar when out and about. >>> politics. it could be a pivotal week for president-elect donald trump. his pick for secretary of state comes as mr. trump and congress are asking to the obama administration investigation whether or not russia tried to influence the election. tracie potts joins us live from washington, d.c. the intelligence community seems to be in agreement on this. good morning. >> right. certainly not what the trump transition and president-elect has been tweeting about that this morning saying if it was the other way arou

çááádaryaáááÑçááádouble boxáááÑ kron 4 >>jackie sissel: you receive a huge police press since and he san jose and the ensigng him to come out and not harm himself there may have been some people inside the we have not confirmed rather not there was anyone inside with that person but members of the swat team are here right now this area is completely corn crop as the continue to negotiate that pull out the blaze about 10 ministers video from the scene with abc seven new the fire started in the attic of this one story home no one else was in the home of the time of the fire. >>darya: flooding concerns and parts of the north bay because of rising tides some of the highest in the year are expected to that and tomorrow yes to name it did look like that but the polls are pretty high. >>james: dry conditions because of head no storming weather yet we will expect delays of as ahead to tomorrow especially into thursday that is why we want to keep it tone that has a developing here is the time in the future tasks at the clock said were on to one forward in time the kids getting out of school important time for you it

ensign joe, officer of the deck, pulled the alarm bell. he shouted over the p.a.again, all hands, general quarters, air raid. this is no drill. on the west side of ford island, a young african-american mess attendant from the u.s.s. utah named clark simmons, a friend of u.s.s. win why's dory miller, heard about then witnessed the attack. simmons recalled, there were several of us in the compartment. i looked out on the port side toward pearl city, and as i looked out the port, i saw a plane making a run for the utah. and as she dropped the torpedo, the wing dipped and then straightened up and the torpedo headed for the utah. another one right behind it did the same thing. and as it hit the ship, we felt the jar. at that time the bugler sounded, man your battle stations. well, our battle stations were below deck. when i first went down to what they called battle station, we were frightened. there was water coming into the ship. it was knee deep. it is just as vivid in my mind today as it was on that day. a few miles from pearl harbor a young woman, a young nurse, a

i've worked especially with john ensign when he was here, major land bills, carson city, and we were able to do a lot of good things to bring land into -- we put -- because of him, he was a real conservative guy, i had to make deals for 87% land private. i was able to do that. and he was able to work with me to create more wilderness. we worked together to get that done. i created the first national park in nevada. it's wonderful. everything within the great basin is in that park. we have a -- hard to believe now -- in nevada we have a glacier. we have the oldest living things on that mountain. those oacialtiond old pine -- those old, old pine trees. they're there. they're there -- they're 6,000 or 7,000 years old. they're there. a beautiful, beautiful park. basin range national monument. i worked with president clinton on this, more than 700,000 acres in a remote place of nevada. and it's done -- it's a place where john mayer came as a young man camping there and talk about how beautiful it is in his diary. now everybody can see that. part of that wonderful place is a man most a wor

ensign officer of the deck pulled the alarm bell. he shouted over the p.a., air raid. this is no drill. on the west side of ford island, clark simmons, a friend of uss's dory miller heard about and witnessed the attack. sim obstacles recall there were several of us in the compartment. i looked out on the port side toward pearl city. as i looked out the port, i saw a plane making a run for the utah. and as she dropped the torpedo, the wing dipped and then straightened up and the torpedo headed for the utah. another one right behind it did the same thing. as it hit the ship, we felt the jar. at that time the bugler sounded, "man your battle stations." well, our battle stations were below deck. when i first went down to what they called battle stations, we were frightened. there was water coming to the ship. it was knee-deep. it is just as vivid in my mind today as it was on that day. a few miles from pearl her better, a young woman, a young nurse, anna busby, found herself in a unique position. she was in the army nurse corps, but on this particular day she wa

earlier recall for shifter problems in fiat chrysler jeeps was highlighted by the death of -- >> ensignhekov. >> reporter: anton yelchin. his jeep rolling back and crushing him against a fence. all these shifters are new and electronic and some drivers finding them confusing. >> when controls are located in places that we don't expect or they're different, it's well known that drivers will make errors. >> reporter: this new investigation comes after the government has received 43 complaints including 25 crashes and 9 injuries. in 34 of those cases, it is alleged the shifter was in park. fiat in a statement says it's cooperating fully and is urging all drivers to use their vehicles' parking brakes. there are some reports that the cars were actually turned off when they rolled away so investigators will be looking at the human interface with these new gearshifters and, amy, they want to know if there's any underlying mechanical or electronic issue as well. just an investigation at this point. >> i hope we get answers on that. >>> michael, you have something really scary rocking the sports

eighth district, ross ensign. district, michael banerian. 10th district, brian fairbrother. 11th district, ken crider. 12th district, mary vaughn. 13th district, jim rhoades. 14th district, william rauwerdink. great, although there's -- all electors are present. the chief justice. [applause] chief justice: thank you. there are many occasions i have been blessed. none more poignant than this. will the electors please stand and raise your right hand? it looks like all of you figured out the right hand. good. [laughter] chief justice: now, do you solemnly swear you will support the constitution of the united states and the constitution of this state and that you will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of elector of president and vice president of the united states, according to the best of your ability? congratulations. [applause] >> i would now like to appoint the sergeant of arms for the 2016 electoral college. from the 11th congressional district, and from the six congressional district, from the fourth

i've worked especially with john ensign when he was here, major land bills, carson city, and we were able to do a lot of good things to bring land into -- we put -- because of him, he was a real conservative guy, i had to make deals for 87% land private. i was able to do that. and he was able to work with me to create more wilderness. we worked together to get that done. i created the first national park in nevada. it's wonderful. everything within the great basin is in that park. we have a -- hard to believe now -- in nevada we have a glacier. we have the oldest living things on that mountain. those oacialtiond old pine -- those old, old pine trees. they're there. they're there -- they're 6,000 or 7,000 years old. they're there. a beautiful, beautiful park. basin range national monument. i worked with president clinton on this, more than 700,000 acres in a remote place of nevada. and it's done -- it's a place where john mayer came as a young man camping there and talk about how beautiful it is in his diary. now everybody can see that. part of that wonderful place is a man most a wor