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navy fa-18s off the aircraft carrier "george h.w. bush."nows that politically it is unpopular to become engaged in the middle east. >> if you're going to get in, get in big and get in decisively now. >> i will not allow the united states to be dragged into fighting another war in iraq. >> he's been dragged into this. he doesn't want to do it. >> it is 1:00 p.m. on the east coast, 10:00 a.m. on the west and 8:00 p.m. in northwest iraq. that is ground zero for the ifrt u.s. air strikes in that country since ground troops left in 2011. any minute now, we're expecting live briefing ofs from the white house and the state department. we're going to bring you both as they begin. just this morning, less than 12 hours after president obama announced military operations, two u.s. navy fa-18s dropped laser guided bombs on isis artillery targets. they hit near iraqi curd stn's regional capital of erbil. this after they dropped relief supplies to try to help up to 40,000 civilians from the little known yazidi minority. they are stranded on a mountaintop

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navy fa-18s off the aircraft carrier "george h.w. bush" there in the persian gulf zeroed in on an isis artillery operation or piece that had been firing, according to the u.s. military officials, randomly toward peshmerga forces. we're told that peshmerga had tried to attempt to take it out but weren't in a position to do that. so the fa-18s came in, dropped two 500-pound bombs and instantly took it out. so how was that a threat to u.s. personnel in erbil? according to u.s. officials, the embassy and u.s. personnel were within range of that artillery piece. so if it was firing randomly there was always the possibility that american personnel could have been in danger and that gave green light to the military to take that artillery piece out. >> nick, we're looking at live images of these two briefings at the white house and state department coming up any minute now. what do we expect from those? >> i think what you are going to expect, there's a lot of tough questions, both at the state department and the white house as -- okay, we'v

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navy fa-18s struck first, taking out isis artillery that had been firing at kurdish forces at erbil. hours later, an unmanned predator drone hit an isis mortar position not once but twice with hellfire missiles, followed by four fa-18s that obliterated an isis convoy with eight 500-pound laser-guided bombs. in his nationwide address thursday night, president obama said the air strikes are necessary to protect american lives at the u.s. consulate in erbil. >> i've directed our military to take targeted strikes against isil terrorist convoys should they move toward the city. >> reporter: the air strikes are also aimed at supporting kurdish fighters, u.s. allies overrun by isis rebels this week. president obama cautioned, however, any u.s. air strikes would be limited. critics accuse the president of playing domestic politics and that limited air strikes will do little to stop the relentless advance of isis rebels. >> we're doing empty political gestures that won't have a significant humanitarian impact, won't prevent genocide. >> reporter: but the president is committed to doing just t

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getting word from pentagon it was a mobile artillery piece manned by isis outside of irbil and the two fa-18s off the deck of the carrier "bush" dropped laser-guided 500-pound bombs on the target, laser-guided, key words. that means they were directed very precisely to this artillery piece. they knew exactly what they were aiming at, and they were able to aim with precision as the mun i muniti munition, the bomb is guided by layser er ter t er ter t er te. that is the way they'll avoid as much as possible the potential for civilian unintended civilian casualties in the area. i think it's also important to note, and it's an extraordinary moment in military history, the man who authorized this, pardon me, who gave the order for the air strike after the president authorized it last night, the man who gave the order this morning was, in fact, the head of the u.s. central command. he made the decision to strike, that is general lloyd austin, an extraordinary moment, pause about two and a half years ago, lloyd austin was the general commanding in iraq. he was the last commanding general in iraq

navy fa-18s taking off from the deck of the aircraft carrier "george h.w. bush" in the persian gulf dropped 500-pound bombs on this position. but i want to tell everyone, not just any 500-pound bombs, these were laser-guided bombs and quite specialized to go after mobile targets, targets on the move. that's the kind of weaponry that isis has. the first time this particular kind of bomb was used was back in 2008 in iraq. so it comes full circle. we also know at this hour, this mission was likely videotaped, gun camera, nose cone footage by the fa-18. that footage has not yet been released. we know that people, military personnel are looking at it, seeing if they want to declassify it, what the video may exactly show. but all of these types have air drop, air attack missions generally are filmed by the gun camera in the fighter jet. should we expect more strikes? you bet. u.s. war planes in the sky conducting combat air patrols, looking for isis on the move. expecting more air drops. they did make some progress overnight with the first initial massive air dro

navy fa-18s flying off a carrier in the gulf. they topped several 54s there, giant 500 pound j-dam bombs. there were two predator drone strikes earlier today as well. what they're taking out essentially are any kind of targets, weapons systems striking near irbil. so far, we're hearing from u.s. officials, military officials that they're not actually getting into irbil. these strikes. but they're going near. many of them are kind of errant strikes going near irbil but threatening just the same. you mentioned there was a humanitarian drop overnight, another humanitarian drop planned for this evening. they're sending in food and water to the yezidis trapped in the sinjar mountain range. there are tens of thousands of these people. so far, last night, at least, they sent in meals ready to eat, feed about 8,000 people and several thousand gallons of water. clearly for tens of thousands of people, that's not enough. the humanitarian effort is going to have to continue to help all those people. >> well, courtney, there are two sort of

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a piece of artillery was taken out by an fa-18.ar the town of irbil after president obama authorized airstrikes to protect our american personnel. pete will be good morning to you. i don't know what kind of access the islamic terrorists had to artillery in the area. but they had something here. the fact that you dropped two 500-pound bombs from fa-18s tells you what? >> that those sights for threatening u.s. forces in irbil. this strike was intended to deter against more action against isis in irbil which is more aligned with the united states. so this has a lot to do with mosul, with irbil and the kurds in the north and their ability to protect these minorities that are under siege. bill: mosul, the dam that was taken yesterday. mosul had a lot of christians. they have been driven out in huge numbers in the past two months. there is another religious sect called they did why is. the -- called the yazidis. there are 250,000 who need food and water immediately. how did the islamic terrorist.view these people? >> they don't look kind

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four more fa-18 strikes later today, and two from u.s. drones. the target was isis fighters moving towards irbil, the capital of iraqi kurds, u.s. allies, american diplomats, and military advisors are there. >> top priority of the wraits is security of our people. we have people in irbil, and if we see an advance, we're going to hit it. >> reporter: isis is now a big army, well armed and motivated. can some bombings make a difference? >> this is not decisive use of military power. we're not on the ground in the area. i don't think we know what we're doing. >> reporter: president obama promised no u.s. boots on the ground, but ok'd air strikes and ordered the airdrops west of irbil this morning to save the f- ya sdmr idi. >> america is coming to help. >> man, thank god. now we have hope. >> reporter: the yazidis here who live in texas came to washington begging for u.s. intervention. alan reached his family by phone today. up in the highlands where the yazidis fled isis last week with few provisions. the food was gone. >> there was some water. the

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pentagon press secretary john kirby said two fa-18 jets dropped laser-guided bombs on mobile artillery near the city of erbil. militants with the islamist group isil were using that weapon to shell kurdish forces in their main stronghold. u.s. officials say they'll launch more air strikes if militants threaten american citizens and facilities. the united states has diplomats in erbil. secretary of state john kerry justified the attack on isil. >> isil's campaign of terror against the innocent, including the izidi and christian minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence show all the warning signs of genocide. >> kerry said president obama approved the air strike to save innocent lives, and he said the world should join the u.s. in condemning isil's actions. security in iraq has been worsening since june when sunni militants seized the second largest city of mosul. >>> hope has faded for an extension on a temporary cease-fire between israeli forces and hamas fighters. the truce expired friday morning. and soon after, both parties resumed fire. israeli and palestinian delegat

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"fa city under siege" [ explosion ] >>> ferguson, missouri - the spark for what would become daily street protests was the kit killing of an unarmed african-american teenager. 18-year-old michael brown was gunned down by a white police officer. in the days that followed police responded to the demonstrations with massive force. >> we are sick of being tear gassed and shot at. all the young people deserve justice. >> we will shot, kill if necessary. >> an autopsy will show that brown was shot six times, twice in the head. he was the fourth unarmed black man to be killed in the united states by police in the span of a month. street protests and police tactics brought ferguson into the national and international spotlight. things spiralled. reports of gunshots fired from the crowd. a state of emergency was declared. a national guard was deployed, and the u.s. attorney-general launched an investigation. "faultlines" was in ferguson to see how this sparked something bigger, something that had been below the surface for years. >> on your knees. >> hands up. [ gunfire ] >> this is more than mich

pastors and members of the congregation stood outside to make sure that no one beneathed the massive fa said that could giveaway. plaster from the ceiling fell on to the pews and piano. the building support structure has massive cracks. the organ pipes are scattered in a mess. >> they have a lot of cleanup to do. i'm glad i wasn't sitting at my desk when it took place. >> the church said the most important thing that no one was hurt or killed with all the damage. >>> the napa quake was the first major earthquake in northern california in 5 years. it may be an omen of things to come. it struck more than six miles beneath the earth's surface somewhere between two fault lines hayward rogers and concord green. there's a 10% chance this quake was merely a foreshock bigger quake that could strike within a week. we'll have more on the fault line on the live report at news at 5:00. >> you were following everything, including i saw the size moe graph you sent. >> yeah. anywhere from -- there was some other ones out there too. that was the further one i saw was in little rock, arkansas. let's giv

the test team learned a lot and wiwill be reducucing the data fa few weeks to underand continued maturationhe technologies of the control system, of the navigation system of the aircraft, and the ability of the ship cocost crew to be ae to do the ballet of unmanned and manned on the flight deck. >> the future of the x-47 programm is uncertain, but th little jet could c continue to e used as a test platform.. >> we continue to be able to characterize that and translate that into models and simulation that then benefits all aircraft that have come aboard an aircraft carrier. >> chris joins us today in the studio. >> any day at sea with the navy is a good day. >> paying on an aircraft carrier with a lot of hot airplanes -- talk little bit about it. you mentioned the future was uncertain. what'ss next? >> this was a test program, just to see if they could do this. next comes an operational aircraft, something called u-class, a strike and surveillance system. the navy wanted to issue an rfp, a call to industry for designs -- >> a request for proposal -- >> right now. they do not want -- they do

the fa team jet fighters returned to the carrier george h. w. bush in the persian gulf.er in the day, u.s. aircraft carried two more strikes against militant forces. in one, a drone hit a morter position. waited for the fighters to return and hit it again, killing the fighters. four teams dropped a bomb on a convoy, then came back for a second pass dropping four more bombs. the militants are known as isis. but, they are in essence the successors to al-qaeda in iraq. they have surprised every with the swiftness of their attacks. tens of thousands of civilians have fled their homes. the pentagon estimates 35,000 are stranded on a mountain surrounded by fighters. late tonight, the u.s. force made a second air drop of aid to those refugees. they pushed it right out the back of the plane. military has delived more than 5,000 gallons of water and 28,000 meals. >> the united states has no right and no moral standing in the world today. >> in san francisco's union square tonight, dozens of people protested the bombings in iraq. >>> still heavy rain and high rains in hawaii tonig

. >> the in the is coming from -- ntsb is coming from phoenix, arizona and work alongside the fa a and marin county sheriff's office to continue, frank, this investigation. >> pretty challenges just getting to that wreckage site correct? >> reporter: that's correct. the corner has been socked in with fog last night and again this morning. but a wildfire likely sparked that plane crash that helped crews eventually find the plane. that wildfire right now is now 75% contained. in the newsroom, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> breaking news now from st. louis. there's been an officer- involved shooting in the downtown area. according to information just released by the st. louis police department, officers shot a man armed with a knife who they say was acting erratically and threatened the officers, now st. louis is ten miles from ferguson, missouri. the new military presence there did not prevent another night of violence. susan mcginnis has the latest from ferguson ten days since the deadly police shooting of an unarmed teenager. >> reporter: national guard troops are on alert protecting the poli

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before that can happen the stadium will host a couple of fa kwaer well events. tomorrow from 11:00 to 3:00, a free community open house. carnival rides, food trubs and also, stadium tours. candlestick will go out in style with a sold-out concert. no doubt, featuring paul mccartney and that will happen on august 14th. >>> and the stick lives behind a lot of memories. the beatles gave their final concert there in 1966. as for sports, tons of that. the 9ers hosted eight nfc championship games at candlestick including the catch in 1982. dwight clark and joe montana to lead the 9ers to their first super bowl. and who can forget the earthquake in 1989, i was there for that one. minutes before game three of the world series between the a's and the giants and here's something to show the nation. the 9ers needed a new stadium. monday night football game in 2011, the power went out twice at candlestick. >> that will do it. >> and be sure to stay with us for continuing coverage of opening night. nbc bay area is your official broadcast partner of the san francisco 49ers. >>

dozens of passengers were left when they were waiting on one plat fa platform. they took to social media. >>> and a boat up in flames. the burning 25-foot boat sank. but the coast guard helicopter got him to safety after he was found clinging to a lifeboat. he was hypothermic, but able to walk. >>> and sports, we have a little bit of everything this morning. >> from the racetrack to the gridiron. >>> welcome inside "sportscenter." dale earnhardt junior never won a sprint cup title. 2014 could be his best chance yet. he took the lead with three laps left and won sunday to complete a season sweep at pocono raceway. third win this year. he's the first driver to sweep both since 2006. with the win, junior takes the lead in the sprint cup standings. >>> tiger woods hurt his back on sunday and wit drew after hitting the tee shot. he jarred it, meaning his back, when he went into a fairway bunker. >>> and the giants and bills opening up the pre-season. canton, ohio, hall of fame game. giants down 3-0, and three-yard touchdown for williams. and the giants win the game,

pentagon press secretary john kirby said two fa-18 jets dropped laser-guided bombs on mobile artillery near the city of erbil. militants with the islamist group isil were using that weapon to shell kurdish forces in their main stronghold. u.s. officials say they'll launch more air strikes if militants threaten american citizens and facilities. the un s

yemen fas an uncertain future. >> afghanistan's election commission counted morning two-thirds of ballotsresidential polls, the country is under international pressure to inaugurate a new leader by early next month. jennifer glasse explains from the election headquarters in kabul, the review process has faced challenges. >> in warehouses like this one on the edge of kabul, afghans and international observers are trying to figure out who won afghanistan's presidential election. former finance minister ashraf g ghani or abdullah abdullah? they argue over which ballots will counts like this dispute over a ballot box from eastern afghanistan. >> we have 568 here 568 votes. when we open the box, there was nothing. >> so he wants the votes thrown out. >> will ultimately be the decision of the election commission, it's deputy chief is satisfied with the progress here. >> i am confident that such a thorough review has never been done anywhere in the world. it's 100% ordered by afghans and international observers. this is the only one. >> neither candidate won a clear majority during the first rou

. >>> today na fa pennsylvania county will catch up on a backlog of calls from people in the community. it has received at least 600 phone calls and messages from people with questions or requests for help. people are invited to gather on the front lawn of the first united method church in napa. it was damaged in sunday's quake, but church members will coast a picnic. red friday, they're all survivors nap refersed to the red tags hanging on the many buildings that are deemed unsafe. >>> meantime, growing concern about the safety of more than 200 inmates now being held at the napa county jail. the jail is yellow tagged. that means the building ask damaged, but cannot -- building is damaged, but cannot be used. loved oneses are asking for inmates to be evacuated. the jail is providing video conferencing for families and inmates. our coverage of the earthquake continues on our website, nbc basis area.com. there we have more information about at it building's damage. we have tips on how you can prepare yourself no matter where you live in the bay area. we know it's going to happen. again t