in fleet that has notmasterred the font.als, what confidence should the americans have that they fleet can handle this risk? >> these ships in the seventh fleet, we noticed some issues hat headquarters that may have set them up for that. we're correcting that quickly. steps in the seventh fleet out there doing their job. the ships are old since they've been built but also been some of the most modernized ships as well. so we continue to -- have been consistently sending our most advanced capability out to the seventh neat. >> admiral, dan from the weapons weapons. want to ask you about transparency. the report you released yesterday mentioned you were trying to balance the legal concerns for the country along with trying to get information out about the mccain incident and the fitzgerald incident. at the time the navy still withholding all documents from foia on the lake champlain. >> i will be looking at the request on the lake champlain incident there are legal concerns that have to be recognize expelled addressed but it has been a pretty consistents through through this effort, incl

ultimately, the british fleet would strike their colors, indicating the british fleet had surrendered important to remember at the same time, a british army was launching the land offensive against the american land forces in plattsburgh. when the british commander on land sought his naval partners strike their colors, he, too, ordered a withdrawal. this battle of plattsburgh or the battle of lake champlain was the last battle fought before the signing of the peace treaty that would ultimately end the war of 1812. with hostilities ended in the champlain valley, people began to return to thoughts of commerce. result, commerce began to explode in the lakes -- on the shore of lake champlain. we're really at the epicenter of burlington's commercial history. when lieutenant sylvester churchill built the battery atop what is now battery park, he was looking over expansive bay, with very little land below him. as commerce grew in burlington as to the waterfront, phil was brought in from inland to create more and more lakefront for gopping companies to get car for pioneer shops, essentially i

these two fleets would clash on october 10, 1776, where benedict arnold's navy fleet gave the britishall the good handle on that first day of what when turned out to be a three day running gunbattle, the. length of the lake wouldtely, arnold's fleet either be sunk, surrender or scuttled as he made his way back down towards the protection of a guns at crown point. the spirit of the mission was successful, as the commander of the british invasion force got down tours ticonderoga, took a look at the american defenses sore and decided that, being late in the season and the northeast with winter coming on, he did not want to get involved in a protracted siege of ticonderoga. he returned to canada. ings would result i in him be replaced with the gentleman johnny burgoyne, the famous british general who would come back down lack champlain -- lake 777,plain in the summer of 1 press through the american defenses and reach the south end of the lake where his soldiers began the long march to saratoga. as saratoga, they ran into an who-growing american army had been roused to action by the invasi

these standards must be embedded in our equipment, individuals, team and our fleet. the navy is absolutely committed to do everything possible to prevent a tragic loss like this again. we should never allow an accident like this to happen to take the lives of magnificent young sailors and inflect and inflict the grief on their family and the nation. we must get this right and we will. we own this and we are moving out. thank you for your time again. i look forward to your questio questions. >> admiral, this review was about seven fleet but as you look across the navy and the ships of the whole don't have these problems also exist and what are you doing to look at some of those and how do you replicate some of this across the other ships in your fleet or is it just the seven fleet and you need more ships there to get started we have to contain the scope of the investigation and we did concentrate on where we were seeing the problem which was the cruiser and destroyers out in the seven fleet. that is where we started, both the incident investigation into the company th

both trolley coach and motor coach fleet. we have executed agreements for replacement of the light rail fleet. we have six numbers of delivery and we know over a certain period of time physically with regard to space, we will return out of room at our existing yards throughout san francisco. you will see the number 77 vehicles by 2025. about 130 by 2030 and 46 light rail vehicles in the 2040 period. again, this is based on current capacity of the yards as we were designed and this is based on the delivery schedules that we anticipate. we have two options we are currently working off of. one assumes that the mta is successful at securing a new facility. a brand new facility to store and maintain its vehicles. in that case, we would expand the four acres that the mta has at the east facility for the growth of the light rail fleet. we would modern size the presidio yard both for motor coach, hybrid electric fleet, trolley coach and 40 and 60-foot vehicles. moving towards the convergence of both technology and the convergence of

-- a fleet of ten ships.this this is a model because acl ship was destroyed have to say this is what i the most important vessels ever to gracer the seas during the american revolution. when it was fully loaded it at 52 cannons, a a couple hundred thousand rounds of ammunition, lots of cannonballs, shovels, blankets, everything a good army on the march might want to the americans had almost none of it. there were ten ships that they put together, and many of them went first to the caribbean where they would exchange the munitions for m the products tht france wanted, and some went directly to the united states. when w it arrived which will ben the spring of 1777, it was exactly what they've been waiting 1 for. there were more cannonstl on bod that ship and with the entire american army had. so this was a big deal. this is 76, okay? nobody has come from anywhere yet.t. we're still doing with the united states which was just for a month or two earlier. after washington had his wonderful success in boston he the

what's your take on the age of the fleet and what's happening in the fleet in terms of the need to modernize given the number of threats we face from north korea to iran, et cetera. den rrp this is an important topic. dennis muilenburg: this an tornt topic. sequestration has harmed our national security posture. i think it's important that we find an alternative sequestration. i think both parties are coming together on the idea we need a long-term sustained defense budget and something that allowed us to invest in modernization. range of threats around the world are only adding to the importance that we make the right investments in defense. >> this week actually there was a report that said the accidents we have seen for our military were avoidable. >> i think it's important to understand the fleets we are asking our men and women to off rate are aged. you see that across all of the services. we have airplanes flying today that we support that have been in service for decades. it's time to modernize the fleet and provide the support to our servicemen and women for support and training oper

the american fleet got there first. commodore thomas mcdonough and, the american commander, was able to arrange his ships in a line of battle and awaited the arrival of the british invasion oh -- invasion fleet. on september 11 of 1814 and tax into cumberland bay and engaged the american line. the battle was her rent a sleep bloody -- was horrendously bloody. won thehe americans who day. this was in part due to mcdonough ends practices where he was able to rotate his boats by using their anchors, where he could bring a fresh side of guns to bear on a battered british fleet. the british flagship, the compliance with strike their colors, indicating the british fleet had surrendered. it is important to remember a british army was launching a land defensive against the american land forces in flux bird. when the british commander on naval partner strike their colors, he, too, ordered a withdrawal. this battle of plattsburgh, the battle of like champagne, was -- was theat'll flat last battle fought that would end the war of

what's your take on the age of the fleet and what's happening in the fleet in terms of the need to modernizeiven the number of threats we face from north korea to iran, et cetera. den rrp this is an important topic. dennis muilenburg: this an tornt topic. sequestration has harmed our national security posture. i think it's important that we find an alternative sequestration. i think both parties are coming together on the idea we need a long-term sustained defense budget and something that allowed us to invest in modernization. range of threats around the world are only adding to the importance that we make the right investments in defense. >> this week actually there was a report that said the accidents we have seen for our military were avoidable. >> i think it's important to understand the fleets we are asking our men and women to off rate are aged. you see that across all of the services. we have airplanes flying today that we support that have been in service for decades. it's time to modernize the fleet and provide the support to our servicemen and women for support and training operat

and the french fleet toulons will be lost to the nazis. much is at stakes. darlain stalls. he tells them, i have given my oath -- i cannot revoke this now. the premature action is not all of what we have been hoping for. murphy shoots back, french blood will be shed by senseless resistance to the american landings, which are already in progress and massive. darlain and jouin falls silent. finally after whispered consultation, they tell murphy, they could cooperate only with the approval of the marshall of vichy, and darlain now drafts a message to be wired to him to his quarters at the french admiralty located only a few , minutes away on the algiers waterfront. tents -- tense from the drama and lack of sleep, is beginning to wilt. at this point, darlain needs fresh air. he leaves the villa and walks into the villa garden, and he's shocked to see what he finds. jouin's home, the official residence of the french governor, is now surrounded by partisans. the doctor's men have struck. darlain rushes back to murphy. are we prisoners? murphy is aghast. and among these men as a 2

it becomes a complementary fit to the fleet. 787380 at the up and in the at the lower end.f: looking at new -- with the new planes, could you be looking at new destinations, looking at perhaps hiring more aggressively to service what you can see as new pockets of demand? >> this aircraft will be an enormous asset to us on existing routes, it allows us to open routes perhaps were a little bit compromised with the size of aircraft we have today. we can then institute far more city fares. you are right, we see this as a gross vehicle as well as a vehicle that better suits the demand as it would be today and the way we forecasted. yousef: you recently celebrated an aircraft. what will happen to the older ones? will you take them back, hand them out? talk us through your thinking. >> we had 100, it was part of an order for 142. -- aircraft is so flexible is successful for emirates. it carries our brand. we have done a great things and we will continue to innovate those. it remains a constant for us. in my view, as we go forward, the airline has capacity to take more of those on.

what's your take on the age of the fleet and what's happening in the fleet in terms of the need to modernizeumber of threats we face from north korea to iran, et cetera. den rrp this is an important topic. dennis muilenburg: this an tornt topic. sequestration has harmed our national security posture. i think it's important that we find an alternative sequestration. i think both parties are coming together on the idea we need a long-term sustained defense budget and something that allowed us to invest in modernization. range of threats around the world are only adding to the importance that we make the right investments in defense. >> this week actually there was a report that said the accidents we have seen for our military were avoidable. >> i think it's important to understand the fleets we are asking our men and women to off rate are aged. you see that across all of the services. we have airplanes flying today that we support that have been in service for decades. it's time to modernize the fleet and provide the support to our servicemen and women for support and training operations. if w

we'll be applying for an and exemption to expand our fleet. i believe there are four that we felt are not really worth maintaining as a relief piece, but instead of turning in eight, we'll turn in four and add another four to our reserve pieces in the event of a large-scale disaster here or for wild land deployment as back-up-apparatus. al we'll let you know if there is any controversy on that. we understand that budget ininstructions will come out early part of december. i would recommend for your conversation, president cleaveland, that our meeting in december on the 13th that we would provide you the information that we received for our budget instructions. we can brief the commission then. i believe there is a meeting scheduled for department heads and for finance officers on december 6th we'll be prepared to present on december 13th. and we do anticipate before that meeting recon vining the budget committee. for those that are interested in continuing on the budget committee, we recently sent out a general order asking for new members to

which is part of the pacific fleet.s is the sixth major incident involving that fleet this year alone. matt gutman with details. >> reporter: that massive search in the pacific for those three missing sailors. at 2:45 local time, the c-2 navy propeller plane ditched into the philippine sea as it made its way to the aircraft carrier, the "uss ronald reagan." it was about 500 miles off the coast of okinawa. the navy says that within minutes, eight personnel were plucked from the sea in good condition. but a huge search involving the ragen and continued. >> the fact that we had so many people survive this mishap suggests that this was a deliberate act, that it was a ditching, some mechanical problem. >> reporter: this is the sixth major incident involving the seventh fleet this year. two previous collisions between navy stroi deer destroyers and merchant ships caused the deaths of 17 sailors. the captains of those ships and commander of the seventh fleet, vice admiral joseph aucoin have been relieved. they are saying engin

seventh fleet, with 17 sailors dying and two collisions involving other ships. the pentagon removing eight top naval officers from their posts. >> seventh fleet has been running at a high operational tempo for some time. we've only seen that exacerbated from the threat from north korea this year and the increase in exercises with both the south koreans and the japanese. >> reporter: it's not clear whether the age of the aircraft, mechanical failure or human error played a role in the crash, but tonight there's concern the seventh fleet's deadly year may have claimed three more lives. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> tonight, the holiday rush is officially on. nearly 51 million americans expected to travel for this thanksgiving, the most in 12 years. in a moment, al roker will have your forecast, but first we turn to nbc's blake mccoy with an eye on the roadways. blake, how is it looking? >> reporter: kate, good evening. you can see it is slow going here in chicago, like it is across much of the country. a good economy means more people are making the trek

this is the same seventh fleet, asian waters last year.n mccain, oil tanker, 10 us sailors dead, 7 died in june when the uss fitzgerald and a container ship collided off of japan, those incidents prompted removal of eight top navy officers including the fleet commander. this week an air force pilot died, another injured after their jet crashed in the us-mexico border. we will stay on top of this breaking news. heather: our prayers with those families, great to have you with us. 15 isil you recognize, partridge family star david cassidy has died at the age of 67. looking back at his legacy. >> former teen idol and partridge family star david cassidy died in a florida hospital of multiple organ failures, still performing earlier this year. ♪ best known for his role in the 70s series the partridge family with real stepmom shirley jones, cassidy thinks all his songs in the show, i think i love you became a hit. ♪ ♪ can make you go away ♪ >> reporter: recording five solo albums, david became a superstar selling out arenas around the world, admi

sudan is hoping to rebuild that shipping fleet after it was devastated by twenty years of u.s. sanctions it's now been a month since the sanctions were lifted but recovery has been slow morgan reports now from port sudan whenever he looks at the port has and says he remembers the days when his import business was still up and running but that was before the united states slapped sanctions on sudan. you would think. i used to bring in clothes for people to design and customise now the ships have to stop at other ports the goods are unloaded there and then when shipped here that has increased the cost of shipping so now i've been forced to close my business. as i am isn't alone the point is the country's logistic help and gateway to the arabian gulf it exports not just from sudan but also from landlocked neighboring countries like judd and south sudan all the ships at the port are now foreign but it wasn't long ago that sudan had its own fleet of fifteen ships which transported goods and passengers but one thing happened that slowly killed the industry until last month the u.s. h

navy carrier fleet. it goes back and forth, shutting people on and off the decks of aircraft carriers. it's an old model plane, but it's got a pretty good safety record of reliability. we don't hear about a lot of crashes of this, so there will be an investigation certainly into what happened here. it has been a very tough and deadly year for the seventh fleet, out in the pacific. of course, you'll recall that two of the navy warships had crashes, collisions with other ships earlier this year, the "mccain" and "fitzgerald," 17 sailors killed in those incidents and a total of five ship incidents out in the pacific fleet where all of this is happening. the aircraft accident, no indication it had any relationship to some of the causes of these -- background causes of these ship incidents, but clearly, right now, the main priority is to find the three missing. brooke? >> barbara, thank you. let's talk this over more with cnn military and analyst john kirby. admiral, i was just on this plane three, four weeks

a fleet thathrain is based there that provides very important presence in the middle east in the fleet based in japan and certainly covering its a huge single deployment of the u.s. navy. it's very important. there's also air bases. basey provided a critical for the u.s. to do the isis by moving up from our bases in the gulf it shortens time of travel and it allowed our air platforms to stay over iraq and syria for triple or more the amount of time. having these bases and having the platforms there makes all the difference in the world. host: andre is joining us from chicago. caller: good morning. i have to tell you respectfully i disagree with the last caller and the reasons behind the answer. my question is how does the rand corporation a private think tank with donors get to write and comment on foreign policy and inform hegemony for corporations? i'm just like -- i am offended by that. there is not naivete on my part about complexities about the world. i think this is part of the problem. that's all i would like to say. of manyrand is one research institutions. washington is full o

tough time for the seventh fleet and the u.s. navy. on the eve of the holiday, our great thanks to jill wine-banks, jeremy bash and julia. appreciate your contributions. >>> and still ahead, roy moore's democratic opponent doug jones out with a tough new ad using the names and faces of the women who have become accusers against moore. >>> and up next, why there was some mix-up about exactly where the president spent his time and more when "the 11th hour" continues. ♪ anyone who calls it a hobby doesn't understand. we know that a person's passion is what drives them. [ clapping ] and that's why every memorial we create is a true reflection of the individual. only a dignity memorial professional can celebrate a life like no other. find out how at sanfranciscodignity.com. >>> it's my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country strengthened by a shared purpose and very, very common resolve. >> president trump's thanksgiving message from 2016. he was, of course, president-elect when he iss

but for the navy's 7th fleet this is just the latest in a series of often deadly accidents. nbc's tom costello has more. >> reporter: the plane involved is a navy workhorse, a twin engine turbo prop c-2 greyhound like this one, used mostly to fly mail and cargo to ships at sea. the navy says the plane was flying from a marine base in japan to the "uss ronald reagan when it went down in the philippine sea. the eight people who were rescued were airlifted to the ship, reported to be in good condition. three others still missing. while the pentagon isn't commenting on the cause of the crash, the japanese defense minister says engine failure may have played a role. but the plane, known as a cod, has a remarkable safety record. in service for more than 50 years, it hasn't been involved in a fatal crash since 1973. >> i think it's done a stellar job. i can't think of any other turboprop that's had this kind of safety record, let alone a military aircraft. >> reporter: still this has been a deadly year for the u.s. 7th fleet with 17 sailors dying in two collisions involving other s

tough time for the seventh fleet and the u.s. navy. our great thanks to jill winebanks, jeremy bash, and julia. >>> and still ahead, roy moore's democratic opponent doug jones out with a tough new ad using the names and faces of the accusers. >>> and up next why there was some mix-up about exactly where the president spent his time and more when "the 11th hour" continues. >>> it's my prayer that on this thanksgiving message from 2016. he was, of course, president-elect when he issued that call for unity after a divisive political season. well, fast forward a year. he's president now, and here is how he started the day on twitter. marking this day the 54th anniversary of the assassination of president john f. kennedy. and we quote, it wasn't the white house, it wasn't the state department. it wasn't father lavar's so-called people in china that got his son out of prezzen sentence. it was me, too bad. lavar is just a poor man's version of don king just without the hair. just think, lavar, you could have spent another five to ten years du

just the latest incident for the seventh fleet still reeling from a series of deadly accidents. nbc's tom costello has the latest. >> reporter: the plane involved is a navy workhorse, a twin engine turboprop c-2 greyhound like this one, used mostly to fly mail and cargo to ships at sea. the plane was flying from a marine base in japan to the "uss ronald reagan" when it went down in the philippine sea. the eight people who were rescued were airlifted to the ship reported to be in good condition. three others still missing. while the pentagon isn't commenting on the cause of the crash, the japanese defense minister says engine failure may have played a role. but the plane, known as a cod, has a remarkable safety record. in service for more than 50 years it hasn't been involved in a fatal crash since 1973. >> i think it's done a stellar job. i can't think of any other turboprop that safety record let alone a military aircraft. >> reporter: still, this has been a deadly year for the seventh fleet, with 17 sailors dying and two collisions involving other ships. the pentagon removing

major accident to strike that very fleet this year. here's abc's senior national correspondent matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, that massive search in the pacific for those three missing sailors. at 2:45 local time, in the midst of a huge u.s./japanese exercise, the c-2 navy propeller plane ditched into the philippine sea, as it made its way towards the aircraft carrier the "uss ronald reagan." it was about 500 miles off the coast of okinawa. the navy says that within minutes, eight personnel were plucked from the sea in good condition. but a huge search involving the "reagan" and multiple air craft continues tonight. >> the fact that we had so many people survive this mishap suggests that this was a deliberate act. that it was a ditching, that there was some mechanical problem. >> reporter: this is the sixth major incident involving the 7th fleet this year. two previous collisions between navy destroyers and merchant ships caused the deaths of 17 sailors. the captains of those ships and the commander of the 7th fleet, vice admiral j

way to the aircraft carrier ronald reagan which is currently in the philippine sea the japan based fleet says a search and rescue operation is taking place seventeen sailors have so far died in two accidents this year whilst working for the fleet. the u.n. war crimes tribunal is set to deliver its verdict in the trial of former leader that comal adage he was the commander of the bosnian serb army during the conflict in the early ninety's the lie that she is charged with genocide over the genocide that strive a need so where more than eight thousand muslim men and boys were killed surely will cross over to david chato is in trouble need seven first let's get the latest from leave barca he's at the hague where the verdict will be read so nieve take us through what has to happen in court today. well first and foremost what we are expecting here is a truly historic moment blandish has been on trial for four years here the hague he was arrested back in two thousand and eleven his trial didn't start until year after that in two thousand and twelve came to an end in december last year what we a

of self driving vehicles with no personnel costs none of the usual fleet management costs. as to drones we are deploying them in a city and i don't see all those possibles being delivered by apple would cost there are legal issues about flying of other people's property who owns what piece of real estate is always very complicated in cities and in rural areas it's often much simpler as you see the pilot projects usually take place out in the country because . and. so while city folk may not have to listen to the drone of drones in the near future country folk should be prepared. for more from the world of science and technology visit our website or get in touch on twitter or facebook we love to hear from you. that's it for now but join us again next time when looking at the future of traffic what doesn't autonomy vehicle do when it gets confused researchers are looking to another planet for answers to the rovers on the surface of mars which also have to cope with the unexpected more on that next week on tomorrow today. with the simplest of agreed. unconventional cooking met

ahead on the news hour including sink or swim saddam sails ahead with the rebuilding its shipping fleet to turn decades a few west sanctions plus. only ten minutes away by boat from that and these villagers here are drowning because of the affects of global warming on stuff ice and reporting from because in west java. and south africa. and senegal are getting a replay of a world cup qualifier from a year ago. the details and sport. human rights activists are demanding australia immediately was all the worsening conditions of the man present can they say the cannes closure ten days ago has left refugees without fresh water food or power. ports. protesters in melbourne and human rights activists want global leaders to pressure australia's government to move refugees and the menace island prison camp to the mainland activists are concerned over deteriorating conditions at the camp and pop on new guinea even for somebody who knows the situation intimately. i was utterly shocked at what i saw human rights activist and attorney shannara yana saw me was part of the team that filmed the footage

still ahead an al-jazeera sink or swim sedan sails ahead with rebuilding its shipping fleet after two decades of u.s. sanctions. we'll tell you how new york plans to bring more cultural programs to low income communities. and the stars come out to play find out who's the center of attention ahead of the a.t.p. tour finals details in this sport. from the waves of the self. to the contours of the east. hello we have yet another tropical spinner in the south china sea formed of the philippines where it of course caused a lot of rain and flash flooding is down over open season it looks a little follow the flow of the wind towards the coast of vietnam with us not a guarantee anyone any course take it through to sunday it will increase the onshore breeze for china southern china including hong kong potential drop in response to the sun disappearing the cloud increasing it will probably stay dry will some absolute guarantee there is rain internally in china for the most part is now dry now given what's happening at pe you think it wouldn't be quite so wet for the south but through malays you

shipping industry the news authorities say with the sanctions lifted they'll try to rebuild their fleet but it won't be easy on the docket for years building ships takes a lot of time making one from scratch takes at least two years so we don't expect it to happen in the near future only after quite a while will students shipping fleet again its strength the port is becoming more active though hopefully by next year we will have more development in the industry analysts say the government should focus on modernization and. lifting the sanctions gives us a chance for the government to bring in new technologies to make the port and its industry able to provide better services for now but won't help the economy maybe in two or three years it will especially through transit services to the neighboring landlocked countries. as and knows his days of bringing in goods by sea are over but he hopes with a new post sanctions era the younger generation could export trade beyond the harbor he now only visits he morgan and is there port sudan. pollution is causing severe health problems in india's c

tough time for the seventh fleet and the u.s. navy. our great thanks to jill winebanks, jeremy bash, and julia. >>> and still ahead, roy moore's democratic opponent doug jones out with a tough new ad using the names and faces of the accusers. >>> and up next why there was some mix-up about exactly where the president spent his time and more when "the 11th hour" continues. take-off. we're invested in creating the world's first state-of-the-art drone testing facility in central new york and the mohawk valley, which marks the start of our nation's first 50-mile unmanned flight corridor. and allows us to attract the world's top drone talent. all across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. >>> it's my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country strengthened by a shared purpose and very, very common resolve. >> president trump's thanksgiving message from 2016. he was, of course, president-elect when he issued tha

sudan sales ahead with rebuilding its shipping fleet after two decades of u.s. sanctions plus. only ten minutes away by both. the effects of global warming. and reporting from in west java. and south africa getting ready to play a world cup qualifier a year ago when have the details and sports. human rights activists are demanding a strange immediately resolve the worsening conditions at the man a silent prison camp they say the comes close to ten days ago has left refugees without fresh water food or power. and reports. protesters and milburn and human rights activists want global leaders to pressure australia's government to move refugees in the menace island prison camp to the mainland activists are concerned over deteriorating conditions at the camp and pop on new guinea even for somebody who knows the situation intimately. i was utterly shocked at what i saw human rights activist and attorney shannara yana saw me was part of the team that filmed the footage inside the camp she says conditions are worsening every day since australia cut off power water and food supplies you

to come up and knock the of british out and to come back down with the spanish fleet fleet, and they will go to yorktown because it is easier and it is isolated and not a peninsula. how stupid can you get? they said don't go there. for you get trapped. so now they cross the hudson and then comes out. -- south so he will not come to meet them. but meanwhile they can cut south. so they employed with those parties that have been stealing and then to work out a plan. and that point of inflection. so how did they get did general? and then by all love that you can find. and then also carry a couple votes are things like that and then it worked like a charm. and then to tell cornwallis but we don't know where he is so in the meantime he has come ahead and is aiming for the yorktown peninsula and then goes right into the bay lafayette's is there and then everything is hunky dory. and then to bring the canon and other things. but the tide does not turn about 11:00 in the morning and then getting ready for three hours that is a very narrow channel. then the british are coming down from york in

but the navy's seventh fleet which operates in the western pacific has an atrocious safety record so far this year. collisions involving the destroyers "fitzgerald" and "mccain" caused the death of 17 sailors, and in each case, the crew was at fault. the cause for this accident is under investigation, but earlier this month the navy said the high tempo of operations in the pacific has led to reduced safety margins. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> there's a new clue in the search for an argentine submarine. an unusual noise was heard before it disappeared last week. the argentine navy did not say if the noise indicated an explosion or another emergency. the search for the "san juan" is entering a critical phase because oxygen may be running low.