it's good hockey. >> at the sound of the closing buzzer, the hornets prevail winning 5-4. the final game of the season may be over, but the action on the ice is just about to heat up. >> at the end of every game, you have your hand shake which is a sportsmanship thing. nhl does it when they lose a stanley cup. everybody does it. and that's where everything changed. >> coach martin trumble of the hornets doesn't look like a man who just took the gold. instead, he seems to rush through the line of the children barely shaking hands. >> seems like he was on a mission trying to get at a certain boy. so when we saw that he sticks it foot out and trips my son and the other boy, they both fall down. >> outrage erupts. it appears the coach intentionally trips two players. elizabeth's son is one of them. >> i was so angry that he did that. my son, he was pretty shocked. he's a very sensitive boy. why would he do that? i don't understand why an adult would do that. >> the other boy whose family requested he not be identified breaks his wrist in the fall. according to witnesses, this

this time 2,000 marines were saved but it left the hornet as the only one left in the pacific. >> they could not lead american forces in the pasting. >> nemitz knew he had a leadership problem. he replaced him with william "bull" halzy. >> vandergrift said in one simple sentence the navy wasn't doing enough to support us. now, this was like a spear in halzy's hart because the one thing he could not tolerate was the notion that the navy was not holding up its end. he promised to support the marines, and that's exactly what he did. >> flying planes like this showed the japanese we also knew how to fight in the air. that's coming up on "war stories." and a father. chris is an athlete. chris is even an ironman. but 10 years ago, chris was facing a very different story because his kidneys were failing. - basically the doctor said, "if you don't get a kidney transplant and if you don't do dialysis, you are going to die." - fortunately, chris received a second chance at life made possible by an organ donor. - you know, your well-being changes, you know, from... from loss of hope... to hope...

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the navy plane an fa-18 hornet crashed near a golf course in smyrna.he elite highly experienced squad like this one was prepping for an air show this weekend. tonight, the navy confirms no parachute deployed. the pilot feared dead. two military planes going down in the same day as authorities began their investigation. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> there are stunning new twists tonight in the deadly shooting of a professor on the ucla campus. police now believe the shooter also murdered a woman he was once married to halfway across the country. and found in his home a quote kill list according to police with the name of yet another professor who is shaken but alive tonight. nbc's gadi schwartz. >> reporter: it was all hands on deck over 500 police, more than 60,000 students and staff. >> there is a shootout going on if you guys can hear that. >> reporter: frantic parents trying to reach their children. >> i don't know what's going to happen to me, that's all she said. >> reporter: today police identified the shooter, two guns, loads of ammo and tactic

. >> joe hornet loves donald trump. >> i've wanted mr.n for the presidency more than a decade ago. >> joe's had to deal with people stealing flags off his flag poles -- >> [inaudible] >> yeah, i put it back up. >> your 12th banner? >> this is number 12. >> making bacon pancakes. pop icon justin bieber has caught on to our favorite craze, bacon pancakes. he posted this video to his instagram page, and he even took it a little bit further by remixing it with empire state of mind by jay-z. >> making bacon pancakes -- ♪ muck. >> i don't think justin's had bacon pancakes yet, but we have, and i can tell him they're incredible. >> so today we want to wish my grandmother a happy 92nd birthday -- >> whoa! >> she was born in 1924, so that was the year calvin coolidge was president, first year of the macy's day parade, and ellis island actually closes as an immigration point to the united states, so happy birthday, grandma, from "chasing news" and your many, many, many grandchildren. >> it's amazing what you guys can do with editing. >> yeah, it's

thursday afternoon, only two days from the start of the popular airshow season, a blue farl f-18 hornetrom a field at a regional airport, sending a fire into the sky. and then i heard the loud noise. then i saw the fireball. i'mfirst thing i think, looking for a parachute, and i don't see it. jay: the pilot was killed. thursday, military officials identify the pilot is marine corporal jeff cuss from colorado. in theed the flight team fall of 2014 and had more than enough flight hours to be part of this unit before hundreds of millions of fans over the years. seenl of a sudden, i just one flyover by itself. jay: impossible at this juncture to know what happened. he is an appearance -- he is inexperienced airshow pilot. -- he isan experienced airshow pilot. it is possible was a bird strike or hit a power line or there could have been a pilot unconscious because of g forces. the cause is under investigation and likely will not be known for several months. jonathan: there was another accident involving a military precision flying team member. the pilot of an air force ejected safely6 before

the f-18 hornet went down shortly a squad of blue angels were practicing for a show this weekend.ou can see the black smoke in the sky, the pilot was a marine captain, it's not clear why he was not able to eject in time. >>> another crash, this time in colorado, this time with the safe ending. an air force pilot was able to eject before his jet crashed on to that field. the thunderbird pilot had just been part of a fly-over, you see it there, to celebrate an air force academy graduation, attended by president obama. when the president heard of what happened he stopped to thank the pilot for his service and thank first responders that rushed to the scene. >> we broke the story and now sacramento is taking action. a bill to take steps for earthquake safety has been started. it's the south napa earthquake, you can see the damage. classroom contents, filing cabinets and overhead lights came crashing down blocking the exit. >> we knew that we had to do something, if that earthquake had hit during a school session, there would have been major injuries and perhaps deaths. >> today the st

to the talks and malachi richardson out of florida state kid from trenton new jersey going to the hornetsith the 22nd overall selection. it was a huge night in the nba draft and headliner is ben simmons. that is the story here from pcom. we're going right to break. we'll be b >> philadelphia movers and shakers were honored. cbs3 studios served as the back drop for the event which raises money for the revitalization of the hitter 86 up town theater. the 2016 inductees kenny gamble, jean car, billy paul, branch williams, and >>> our morning team is back tomorrow from 4:30 oh 7am. for kate don over at draft headquarters everyone i'm i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. the late show with stephen colbert is headed your way. >> good nig >> stephen: why am i watching congress on periscope? >> because paul ryan shut off the c-span cameras when the democrats started their sit-in. >> stephen: really? wow, what a petty son -- ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight, stephen welcomes senator bernie sanders, paul dano and a musical performance by rascal flatts! featuring jon batiste and "stay human"! and now it's time

graduation, these are the last ones for this year, alameda high school, the hornets, mostly cloudy and1 this afternoon, and we will head over to livermore, where the cowboys are graduating at 6:00, 72, and dropping to a cool 66, and just to your...west, foothills, the fall coulds and pleasanton, 69 degrees at 7:00 dropping to 63, and memorial high school, the cougars, 61 at 7:00, warming to 69 by 11:00. congratulations to everyone. be safe. temperatures are running in the low-to-mid 50s tomorrow, and a bit cooler than this morning. we will look at the seven-day outlook, where you really are going to see some of the biggest changes and they start mainly away from the coast tomorrow where the bay will top out at 80 and inland, 84 degrees. we getting become to average. notice the coast is ping to stay in the upper 60s and 70s and we hit the mid-80s to 90s inland for father's day and upper 80s to upper 90s monday, and tuesday, and a bit of a tapering on wednesday and thursday. and it looks like this dry and warm we than average pattern is going to continue through the rest of the month. it

the navy plane, an fa-18 hornet, crashed near a golf course in smyrna. an elite squad like this one was prepping for an air show this weekend. the navy confirms no parachute deployed. the pilot feared dead. two military planes going down in the same day. as authorities begin their investigation. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> we have confirmation from the minnesota examiner's report that prince died from an overdose of the powerful painkiller fentanyl. it is unclear where the musician got the drug, nor how long he was taking it. a source tells nbc news at the time of his death, prince was being treated for opioid withdrawal, anemia and fatigue. fentanyl is a synthetic opioid, 100 times more powerful than morphine. it's generally used to treat severe pain such as advanced cancerer. the dea says it's more dangerous than heroin. some 700 deaths were tied to fentanyl, as little as a quarter milligram of the drug can be fatal. >>> as we've mentioned, severe flooding continues to plague southeast texas after a new round of thunderstorms thursday. check out this

the navy plane an fa-18 hornet crashed near a golf course in smyrna. the elite highly experienced squad like this one was prepping for an air show this weekend. the navy confirms no parachute deployed. the pilot feared dead. two military planes going down in the same day as authorities began their investigations. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> we have confirmation the minnesota examiner's report that prince died from an overdose of a powerful painkiller fentanyl. it is unclear how long he was taking it. sources tell nbc news at the time of his death, treat was being treated. fentanyl is 100 more times than morphine and generally used to treat severe pain such as severe cancer. some 700 deaths from the late 2013 to early 2015 were tied to fentanyl. according to one medical a quarter of this drug could be fatal. >>> extreme flooding plaguing texas after flooding. a truck attempting here to make it across a fast moving creek before being swept away and pinned against a tree. >> get out! get out! >> get out! >> fortunately, the travelers and their dog were

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the navy plane an f/a-18 hornet crashed near a golf course in smyrna. they were prepping for an air show this weekend. the navy confirms no parachute deployed. the pilot feared dead. two military planes going down in the same day as authorities began their investigations. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> we have confirmation from the minnesota examiner's report that prince died from an overdose of the powerful pain killer fentanyl. it is unclear where the musician got the drug or how long he was taking it. a source tells nbc news at the time of his death, prince was being treated for opioid withdrawal, anemia and fatigue. it's a synthetic opioid, 100 times more potent than morphine. it is used to treat advanced can certain. it is more dangerous than heroin. some 700 deaths were tied to fentanyl. according to one medical journal as little as a quarter milligram of this drug can be fatal. >>> former colorado governor schwarzenegger schwarzenegger goes face to face with a wild elephant. >>> plus, a courtroom erupts as the dad attacks the killer of his daught

the clippers, heat, thunder, wizardss, hornets, back to the wizards and the nets last two years with the warriors. so what do we expect from sean in game two? >> game one, shots went in for me. game two, i may not get the same amount of shots or they may not go in. but i still have to find a way to impact the game and be aimpressive. >> you know, the funny thing, after game one, because the warrer i don'ts won by 15 and steph and klay did not play that well. so many people, we live in a world of over reaction and social media and they are like, this is going to be a sweep, this will be easy. nothing has been easy for the golden state warrior team. and you know the cavs will make adjustments coming in to tonight. >> they have to make adjustments, they are going to go more up tempo. they are the number one three-pointing team in the league. they didn't get their shots to go down. they are hoping for open 3s. hit 43% of the threes in the playoffs and made 27% in the playoffs. remember, this team hit 25 threes in a game against the hawks. so, they are not going to abandoned the style aft

the ruling liberal party government is look at the acquisition of 20 to 30 super hornets from boeing as an interim measure to deal with what it says is a gap in canada's fighter aircraft capability. now an interview with general mark welsh, outgoing airforce chief of staff who set down with defense news associated ed for. first question. how effective has the global air campaign against isis then? >> you can debate the strategy but the air campaign has been conducted phenomenally well. it's in line with the objective and the lines of effort. the performance of the airmen, coalition, the precision of the works that been done, the volume, all that's been done according to plan and exceptionally well. >> one of the criticisms we've heard is there is maybe too much restriction on the power. that is something you agree with? >> i think it completely depends on what you are trying to accomplish and within the objective of the strategy as adopted by the department of defense and 'commander in scheef we're following -- chief we're following the rules of engagement. >> one of things that happ

most famous flying squad in america was practicing for the great tennessee air show when the f-18 hornet crashed just after 3:00 in the afternoon near the airport in smyrna, tennessee. the five remaining jets landed safely. captain jeff kuss was killed. he was piloting plane number six. >> here we go. are you excited? >> a little bit. >> reporter: last year i had the privilege of being a passenger flying along with captain kuss. >> lift off. >> reporter: he was exactly where he wanted to be. >> i got my pilot's license when i was 17. i wanted to get in the military and fly the fastest, meanest thing they could give me and this is it. the hornet is it. >> reporter: early thursday the blue angels had a successful practice flight over nashville. but just hours later, tragedy. as night fell in smyrna, hundreds of people met at this park and held tribute to the pilot. >> i smite every time i get in the jet. >> reporter: captain kuss said he was proud to represent the navy and marine corps with excellence. >> i was once the the little kid we see at the crowd line 2 feet tall looking up at the

the 18 hornet took down the plane, an eyewitness called the pilot a hero. >> that man was a hero.one completely down with the plane, he could have ejected and taken out neighborhoods. >> earlier in the day, the air force thunder bird crashed south of colorado springs, happening after a fly-over for the graduation of the air force academy. the pilot ejected safely and was unhurt. that incident happened shortly after president obama gave a speech at the academy, and the president took some time to meet with the pilot after the crash. >>> we now know what killed music legend prince. a report shows that he died from an overdose of fentanyl. prince was 57 years old. >>> and muhammad ali hospitalized for a respiratopir issue. he is treated and is in fair condition. the heavyweight champ has battled parkinson's for years. >>> and i'm back to "red eye." for all of your headlines log onto foxnews.com. >>> hollywood actor ryan gosselin is apparently taking no chances with his heartthrob status, he says that women are better than men. my home life now is mostly women, he said. they are bette

the hornet went down after the squad was practicing for an air show this weekend.moke and fire ball. it's not clear why he was not able to eject from his plane in time. >>> the crash of another air show plane had a safe ending. an air force pilot managed to eject just before his plane crashed yesterday. we are showing this video. he had been part of a fly-over to celebrate an air force academy graduation attended by president obama. when the president heard what happened, he stopped to thank the pilot for his service and thank first responders who rushed to that scene. >>. >> it was an accidental overdose of an extremely powerful painkiller. that is the official cause of death for prince. medical examiner's report says a lethal dose of fentanyl was in the singer's system. it is a synthetic opiod 100 times more potent. >> patients are playing with death using it out of a hospital setting. >> the dea and federal prosecutors continue to investigate that case. >>> muhammed ali is in the hospital this morning being treated for a respiratory problem. doctors expect ali's

this has always been the hornets nest of the sunni insurgency going back to 2004 where they waged twoevastating campaigns to liberate fallujah. i forget how many tons of ordinances were dropped on that city. the second symbolic victory is for the prime minister who needed something to really boost his esteem. there is a political crisis occurring there. there are many force beholden to iran. prime minister abadi backed by al sader. are trying to arrest control away. for prime minister abadi to declare victory is good for his political cache. >> we heard this from the president. if the administration claimed that fallujah is on its back foot in iraq, they are losing ground, they are squeezing them both in syria and in iraq. it's a matter of time before they are out. do you think that's an accurate assessment? >> it is a matter of time before they are out of iraq or syria as a traditional military force. we are already seeing the transition into a gorilla force where they sink back into the population just as they did when u.s. forces were inside of iraq. that's what the c.i.a. director

the hornet is it. >> reporter: early thursday, the blue angels had a successful practice flight over nashville. just hours later, tragedy. as night fell in south american -- in smyrna, hundreds met and held candles in tribute to the fallen pilot. >> i smile every time i get in the jet. >> reporter: captain kuss told me he was proud to represent the navy and marine corps with excellence. >> i was once the little kid that we now see at the crowd line standing two-feet tall looking up at the skies. to have that dream realized and be here for subcommittee an absolute honor. -- for me is an absolute honor. >> reporter: jeff kuss was just 32. according to the blue angels, the colorado native was a married fourth two of children. the u.s. military and faa are investigating the crash. >> so sad. normally we see the stories but don't know the people. you know him. >> makes a difference. >> it does. >> any idea what happened? >> no idea. i mentioned to him that lever -- that lever. he said, i would only eject if everyone on the ground was safe. so we'll see. >> 32. wow. >> thank you. >>> this

the fa-18 hornet went down yesterday shortly after a >>> a blue angels pilot is dead after that fieryrash in tennessee. the horpt went down shortly after the squad was practicing for an air show this weekend in colorado. you can see the fire ball. the pilot was a marine captain. it's not clear why he was not able to eject in time. >>> another crash at an air show in colorado had a different ending. an air force pilot with the thunderbirds managed to eject just before his plane crashed yesterday. that pilot had just been a part of a flyover to celebrate air force academy graduation you see here that was attended by president obama. when the president heard what happened, he stopped to thank the pilot for his service and to thank first responders who actually rushed to the scene. >>> this morning, the world's most famous art museum the louvre in paris is closed after deadly floods wreaked havoc in paris and western-up. >> the river seine is overflowing in paris. crews are working overtime to remove artwork as the flood waters rise. thousands of people evacuated in the worst flooding in

. >> it is our last round of graduations and we will start in alameda, the high school, the hornets at 2:00, 70, it will be 70 at 4:00, watch out for strong sunshine. heading inland into the east bay, in livermore, the cowboys are graduating and cool conditions at 6:00, at 72, to 85 , and to the west, in pleasanton, foothill high school, the falcon take off at 7:00, 68, and dropping down to 63, so sunny and cool but a last one temperature morning, newark high school, the cougars at 9:00, 61, warming to 6. congratulations to everyone involved. bay bridge surrounded by a item of gray this morning, and temperatures are in the 60 and 70s and we could get to 80 in a few neighbors, 70s and 80s tomorrow, 80s and mind on sunday, and knives and 100s in the seven-day forecast? i will show you where. >> we are going to the bay bridge toll plaza with the metering lights on at 5:35. it is gray. these are cash paying folks whizzing through and the fast trackers, not so much. with 15-20 minute from golden gate field westbound. 35 minutes from tracy to dublin/pleasanton, and a couple of problems heade

>> reporter: the hornet crashed on a golf course amid a practice flight for the blue angels for this upcoming weekend. >> you could tell it was trying slow. >> reporter: killed was marine captain jeff cuss. >> we've got a fireball at the golf course. >> reporter: the five other planes landed safely. the pilot did not make it out. the blue angels performed here in new york just this past weekend showcasing the talents of the naval and marine pilots. the thunder birds did their fly over as the president looked on. >> numerous callers reporting the aircraft is down. pilot ejected. >> reporter: the pilot made it out parachuting safely to the ground as the plane fell mostly intact in a field. the president met with the pilot to thank him for his service and first responders who helped. two military show planes going down on the same day with investigators now looking to find out why. >>> now at 5:00, investigators going through this leesburg home after a police raid leaves neighbors in disbelief. >> it was like straight out of compton. it was just like the movie. >> reporter: hear from a

a military fighter jet, the canadian air force's cf-18 hornet, is practicing a low speed, low altitude maneuver called an alpha pass, for the left bridge international air show in alberta. the air show doesn't officially start until the next day, but some eager aviation buffs are on hand to see the action. all eyes are on the plane as it swoops overhead. the spectators are about to get a show they'll never forget. two cameras are recording the well-trained pilot's tricky move. one camera zooms in. the other stays wide as the plane slows and starts to turn. suddenly, the pilot ejects. the plane wobbles, then dives nose first into the ground. the multi million dollar war machine explodes into a fireball. thick black smoke billows into the air. the twisted wreckage burns out of control. onlookers are horrified as emergency crews rush to the scene. dramatic close-up photographs show the pilot ejecting from the cockpit seconds from death. he's taken to the hospital. captain brian mews of the 425 tactical wing compresses three vertebrae in his back but incredibly, makes a full recovery and t

if you destroy the hornets nest where that ideology comes from, you gone a long way toward preventingattacks? >> i agree with that john. there's still going to be the ideological battle of islam which is islamism and it's obviously a big debate right now between the political sphere about the use of these terms but that's what we have to deal with and that's another challenge but getting at isis first will move it in the direction of eliminating this ideology or tamping down this ideology so that would be progress. jon: as you know, this president was elected in large part because the american people were tired of war in the middle east. are you saying we need more troops , of all essentially invasion of rocca or the other places where isis makes its own? >> are special forces can do it.they need the tools to be able to do it and some of these other things such as cider may be increasing the number of special operations forces. we don't need tens of thousands gathering our allies, providing leadership against isis. having a policy towards syria for afterwards so there are real challen

go hornets. i love that. i love saying that in front of all you guys. out there we'r t 81 degrees.inds at 8 miles an hour. 79 dulles. 80 degrees in warrenton. as we make our way through the next couple of days, we're not going to see any rain. we're not going to see any thunderstorms. if you have plans this weekend, they're looking perfect. a lot of us have plans this weekend. of course, it's father's day weekend. satellite and radar showing the storm system that moves down to our south. the same one that came yesterday is moving to the south and as it does, we've seen nothing but sunshine throughout much of the day here. the clouds have remained down toward the south. that's why places like richmond and raleigh have been much cooler than places like d.c. look at tomorrow. sunshine here. sunshine here. sunshine here and sunshine here. no matter where you go tomorrow we're talking all sun and low 80s. it doesn't get much better than that. taking the bike out and doing a little hiking? tomorrow is a perfect day. forecast. looking great. 72 on saturday. 75 sunday. a little cool in the

leave today for nba chip to vine a, and loose had offer to become the head coach of the charlotte hornets development team h been coach for the sixers since 2014. >> just unreal. >> he played 12 years in the nba with dallas, minute society, a atlanta. both los angeles teams, new orleans and orlando. >> he was 46 years old. >> and the sixers had just told him that they weren't going toughie sign him to another contract, that's why he went to up new york to visit with the nicks, comes back on the train and now he's dead. >> while having dinner. >> all right, 6:12. >> sad. >> family speaking out about the horrifying night a five year old child was shot inside his home. their plea for justice, this morning. look around pennsylvania and it's not hard to spot winners. and with over 2 million winners match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single month, that's hardly a surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! >> burst night last night for hillary clinton. last big group of state contests, and now, cemented her position, as the presumptive democratic nominee for president, that's a fir

military and the federal aviation administration are both investigating after fa-18 hornet went down in a practice last week, the captain was in annapolis with the blue angels for the u.s. naval academy graduation. maryland bureau chief brad bell is there. what are people saying today about this? brad: you know what? they are saying they are saddened by this. it hurts them. it's almost like they have lost a star athlete from a favorite team. take a look at this. this is the static display, the blue angel plane that is at the navy marine corps stadium. it's a land mark in town. every year when these planes come soaring over town it's a tradition to go see them. they were just here. we were just watching them roar through cloudless skies. the stunned reaction in annapolis today to the death of blue angel pilot yesterday in tennessee. >> it's a terrible thing. people like that fight for our country. it's a tragedy. brad: a week ago, the pilot and the blue angels roared over the naval academy graduation after two days and rehearsal and shows over the severn river. >> they are the best. t

he floats like a butterfly and stings like a whole hornets nest, frankly but i think he's changing.on of a bat is when i asked him about trump university and i said look, nobody really cares about that. nobody cares about whether you're being treated fairly. they care about jobs, the economy and terrorism. he said you're right and you're going to see me for that very soon. he did that monday night, using a teleprompter which was the most substantive she's given so far. heather: you also said he's not going to reference it anymore but the issues that he had in terms of race and things like that, did he comment on that?>> we talked a little bit about school choice and i'm a strong believer in school choice. i think there are an awful lot of peopleparticularly in minority communities were tracked and failed government schools and do to a very bad future because they can't get out of them . i said george wallace, the former democratic governor of alabama in schoolhouse door to keep african-americans out in the 60s and now a lot of democrats are standing in the schoolhouse door eating a

the ideology i have been using is you have a hornets nest in the backyard.ou can poke it and do some damage. but you make them actually more dangerous. we have to take out the hive. we have to defeat isis and islamic terror once and for all. as a civilized world we need to remain committed relentlessly to defeating isis and al qaeda wherever it is found around the world. >> i know you have got to go but hillary clinton said he was investigated by the fbi and no problem going to a store and buying an ar-15 and another pistol s. that a problem you see out there? >> i spoke to a fbi deputy director. and basically, they did have a very robust 10-month investigation trying to track down whether any of the claims to co-work earls were true. they finally interviewed him and he basically said he made it all up. they cleared him. they took him off. he did commit a terrorist act. the enormous challenge we have, the vexing problem is what do you do with the not guilty yet? this is why we need to take a look at not only this situation but san bernardino, ft. hood, texas

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a few hours later a blue angel fighter jet, f/a-18 hornet crashed shortly after takeoff this time nearashville, tennessee. the blue angels taken off for practice flight around 3 p.m. as they were set to have a show on june 4th and 5th. the tragically the pilot died because of injuries sustained in the crash. the blue angels canceled their weekend airshow. the navy is investigating cause of the crashes, whether mechanical or pilot error we don't know. the makers of high performance jets react to situations. general dynamicses make thunderbird jet. he boeing makes the jet used by the blue angels. our thoughts and prayers are with the family. >>> breaking news on a largest foreign company attempt to buy a, secret meeting of buyer executives at four seasons hotel up the street from here trying to figure out how to make the monsanto deal work. charlie gasparino in the newsroom, what do you have on this? >> sources tell fox business, that ward bauman held a secret meeting with investors, 100 investors in new york at the four seasons hotel on thursday. the meeting was to address the issue eve

. >> the show featured an f-18 super hornet with a number 6 painted on the side. >>> coming up, nasa is calling the plane of the future. we'll take a look at the plants for a fully electric plane. >>> and how dad celebrated father's day today at the downtown summerfest. >>> we hope all the dads out there had a great father's day. many of them showed up to the downtown summerfest with their families today. they were out in san mateo. kron 4's alecia reid was there, she has more from those fathers. >> reporter: the weather was perfect for families celebrating father's day in san mateo. >> it's beautiful. >> reporter: there was free entertainment all day long. >> we are having a great time. >> reporter: people store -- strolled along b street to take in the sights and sounds. >> enjoying the festival. >> reporter: whether it was shopping for the perfect bargain or shade from the sun, folks were out and about. we ran into one file that wasn't sure what he should be doing. >> it's the first time. told his family made their way to the downtown summerfest. but braden heinz and his dad ray k

plane number six, an fa18 hornet crashed in a huge fireball during a practice run yesterday, killing the pilot. the five remaining jets landed safely. fans of the blue angels are mourning that pilot today. >> i feel bad for the family and i will say an extra prayer for him tonight and his family. god bless them, god bless them, i'm so sorry. >> reporter: cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> and still no word on the cause of another military jet crash, the pilot of the air force thunderbird jet safely eject from the jet before it went down in colorado, yesterday. moments earlier, the pilot was flying the jet over a crowded washington president obama's commencement against to the air force academy. major alex turner met the president on the tarmac at a nearby air base. >>> the three remaining presidential candidates are hitting into the final weekend of campaigning before tuesday's primaries in new jersey, california, and four other states. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham reports that they are rallying supporters and trying to set themselves apart the on the issues

the fact you were in the navy, worked on super hornets, it's clear mike was proud to call you his brother. and obvious that you are one he looked up to as he was growing up. you are responsible for the making of this young man as well. when it came to april, there's two things that i learned. you are the ceo of the house, and that he loved you with all his heart. his sun rose and set with you. i heard how you two first met. the day he rolled up in his jeep near a group of young women at a mall in northern california. little did he know the captain of the cheerleading squad was in that group. and over the p.a. system he said, hey, ladies. and you were sold ever since. but no more than he was. i love the story when mike bought a street motorcycle and claimed he needed to train with it. when he brought it home, april wasn't pleased and wanted some answers from mike. mike then pulled out a helmet he had gotten for april, said i bought you a helmet, what's the problem? let's go for a ride. that's how mike was. whatever he was doing, he wanted april to be part of it. mike no doubt learned about

. >> roemer: l.a., san diego, that's really you know, the hornet's nest.ly the one that i continue to think about almost on a daily basis. >> kroft: during their first days in l.a., witnesses place the two future hijackers at the king fahd mosque in the company of fahad al-thumairy, a diplomat at the saudi consulate known to hold extremist views. later, 9/11 investigators would find him deceptive and suspicious and in 2003, he would be denied re-entry to the united states for having suspected ties to terrorist activity. >> roemer: this is a very interesting person in the whole 9/11 episode of who might've helped whom in los angeles and san diego, with two terrorists who didn't know their way around. >> kroft: phone records show that thumairy was also in regular contact with this man: omar al-bayoumi, a mysterious saudi who became the hijackers biggest benefactor. he was a ghost employee with a no-show job at a saudi aviation contractor outside los angeles while drawing a paycheck from the saudi government. you believe bayoumi was a saudi agent? >> senator

actors to see and hear from and there's always the costumes call it character watching from the green hornet to. >> i'm a mogul from final fantasy. it's a little furry creature. >> i am the mighty thor. >> i'm the joker. [laughter] >> reporter:. >> reporter: that you go. with the wizards, beer, your choice or maybe a little of both and life in spring garden, john rawlins channel6 "action news." charlie. >> a lot wrapped into that story there, john. thank you. >>> atlantic city's showboat hotel will reopen next month. developer war o bart blatstein d rooms will be opened to the public in july. the hotel is keeping the name but it will not offer gambling. the showboat was one of four atlantic city casinos to close in 2014. stockton university originally bought the property before selling it to blatstein for $23 million. >> we made it its friday afternoon and time to get you home as quickly as we can. >> as quick as possible, right. the guy who can do it matt pelman standing by in the "action news" traffic center. well, can't you? >> i can at least tell you where to go if you want to hit the de

it was a little swat to the hornet's nest. >> you really took them on. argued that they have a flimsy ideology. >> my argument was that they don't really have legitimacy in terms of islamic tradition. every religion creates sex. it's a natural outcome of any revelation. the kkk swear an oath on the bible. he was a student justifying his actions. so i think religion goes wrong, and it's very important for voices out there to direct people to the normative tradition. in other words, the main -- >> explain what you mean. >> -- the mainstream tradition. what the religion and those who understand it best have articulated about it. for instance, catholicism is not pedophilia. >> that's what the majority of the mainstream -- >> exactly. in islam, you're looking at 1.3 billion people that the vast majority, the overwhelming majority have nothing to do with violence. there was a book called our muslims distinction, who argued that stable muslim societies were less violent than unstable western societies. i lived over ten years in the muslim world. i found by and

>>james: and kaftan one of those planes taking off piquancy the hornet flying low that is not the jet that crashed the this is near national tennessee river into a free video and you perceive the jets in question is just a little speck off on the horizon. >>james: you could hear them talking on the video he was killed in that crash will have the video from florida were a vigil was held to honor that pilot this was a his home base of the vigil include the six minutes of silence. >>gabe slate: the software is running on the smart phone the attached sniffs out the wireless bridge between the dawn go in the wireless mild that means someone else can pretend to be viewed through your computer center of the males pull social media anything you can do when a computer they can do a mouse jack and also be done through a laptop. >>james: are you vulnerable to mouse jacking you can visit the web site. >>james: oakland police chief will be relieved of his duties today according to our resources in maybe for medical reasons he became a chief of police become oakland's fourth sheep and five- year no

saying, yeah, that's not the plane we want, we want the supperhornet and you want to give us the hornett sunday. it was exactly that. maria: thank you, lea gabriel, thank you. major league baseball brightest young star is taking a play out of donald trump's book. ♪ ... >> happy tuesday. welcome back, i'm maria bartiromo. it's tuesday, june 7th. your top stories 8:30 a.m. on the east coast. primaries in the 2016 race for the white house. polls have been open in new jersey since 6 a.m. some are telling hillary clinton has secured the nomination. it's not that simple. bernie sanders says he's not giving up. >> anyone who supported me or supported senator sanders has a lot at stake in preventing donald trump from being our president, which i can barely say. >> we are in private coughingses and we've seen a little bit of momentum i think there are four superdelegates in three or four states who have come over to us. maria: the state of the game. major league baseball commissioner rob manfred with me, a look how the league is modernizing america's pastime. would you eat chipotle each and ever

unfortunate incident today involving two f-18's, somebody told me as an example, only about 37% of super hornetsur mission capable. more broadly, can you talk about the challenges you face with readiness and what you need to do to fix the issue? admiral richardson: sure. gordon, we are coming out of a time of incredible operational tempo, and the entire joint force. we are not alone there. the joint force after a decade or more of war -- has been first very hard. one is we have had to adapt and make sure we can address the conflicts and the wars we are involved in right now, while also maintaining ourselves ready for higher-end conflicts should does arise. as i go back to the idea of deterrence, the surest way to deter conflict would be to make sure it does not begin. i want to ensure everybody listening that those navy forces that are forward deployed are fully ready for the challenges they could face. i will not deploy forces that are not ready for all the challenges. that would be irresponsible. now, so where there is the readiness debt, and that comes in the navy context from those reinforci

navy fa 18 super hornet taking off from the uss harry truman leading air strikes in iraq and syria.ed from an aircraft carrier in the mediterranean sea. for the past two years u.s. and allied air strikes have launched from the persian gulf or from land bases in countries like bahrain and turkey. we're hearing syria troops backs by russian troops are closing in on isis and their capital of raqqah. it marks the first time that government troops have entered raqqah province since they were ousted by isis back in august 2014. >>> retired air force lieutenant general richard newton joins us. it's good of you to join us to give us a perspective of what's happening there. as i mentioned these are the first air strikes by u.s. navy carrier group in this part of the world since the iraq war began in 2003. what impact will these air strikes being launched have on the isis strongholds in fallujah, iraq? >> good afternoon, it's great to be with you this afternoon. i think the american people can certainly be proud of our men and women in uniform. and their family members. and particularly the s