we understand the navy platforms. i'm always motivated to protect the navy's technologies.e that advantage. >> so we learned that there was a leak inside a power paragon, which is a subsidiary of l-3 communications, a huge defense contractor. about 95% of their work is u.s. naval technology, most being electronics. the technology that was being leaked to china was navy destroyer information and submarine information. in the beginning we didn't know exactly who was the source of the leak at power paragon. we took a look at a number of factors. we'd look at travel. we'd look at access. after we'd sifted through all the information, it came down to one person. and it was chi mak. >> chi mak was born in china. he moved to the united states with his wife. he became an engineer in southern california in the 1980s. as an employee of power paragon. >> chi mak was a very good electrical engineer. he was the go-to guy in power paragon. >> chi mak had extraordinary access and was highly placed at work. he was trusted by the u.s. government experts. he worked with them side by side. >>

they were really a brown water navy. a navy stable to operate in shallow water. mak chose the chinese efforts to be able to expand their capabilities into blue water. >> if she's technologies are lost, then it means we don't have that edge. so, god forbid, if there's ever a conflict in the pacific that involves china with us on the other side, then i believe lost technology will cost u.s. lives. and that's one of the things that makes me angry. >> in the fbi we have to follow principles, policies and laws. and one of those is we have to have the evidence. our greatest fear initially was, will we catch chi mak doing what we thought he was already doing? >> the thing that hit me hardest about this case was that we've got a man who came here for better opportunity and, in fact, was a spy. sent by china to come here, pledge allegiance to the united states. he took an oath with a full intention of betraying it. he lived in this country for decades and was able to put in danger members of our military. there was a lot of pressure on all of us. i wanted to stop that lea

part of war effort toe figure out and died at hiroshima and others ships like the rap he will or the navy cross recipient in iraq and lena the first woman awarded the navy cross during world war i also important i think to recognize and honor those who have fought in a different way and sacrificed sometimes in the same way by losing their lives those who have strived to fulfill the promise laid out in our constitution to form a more perfect union those who have fought for the ideals that we cherish as a nation justice, quality, freedom that's why in january, i name the first ship of a new class the john louis after the iconic >> (clapping.) >> after the icon dearth and risked his life for that justice and quality and freedom and the naming convention for this entire class of ships are civil rights leader which brings us to the reason we're here today to name a ship for a person who stood for and killed for quality justice, freedom. >> harvey milk >> (clapping.) >> and his career was known i want to start with the fact that he came from a navy family his father william was a sub marine his

navy. >> it's all about the tropics. very active but the real story now is hermine and the impact it could have on us before this labor day weekend is over. >> it was a grand day for hanley ramirez and the red sox at four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, sky and now only on 5, the passenger who survived this helicopter crash in chatham is talking about it for the first time. her injuries very severe. numerous broken bones. >> she even lost a finger. john atwater is live in cambridge right now where she's still recovering. john? john: it's been 2 1/2 months since the crash. she's still recovering at

little white house was built as the navy commander's home back in 1890. it served a number of various commanders over almost 100 year span, but it was slightly interrupted by presidents taft and franklin roosevelt and harry truman and dwight eisenhower and john kennedy and jimmy carter and bill clinton, and the department of state and the department of defense so we seem to have a continuum through american history. this building was the largest building on the naval base, this was 9,000 square feet. and consequently it was built originally as the pay master and commander's home but by 1911 our new base commander realized things were getting a little snug and so emerged it into a single dwelling of almost 9,000 square feet and at that time key west was the command headquarters for the 7th naval district which covered everything from key west to charleston, and admiral nimitz is here inspecting the base. and he finds that our base commander moved to smaller quarters because he's a bachelor and he doesn't want to bounce around in 9,000 square feet by himsel

it's not operated we the navy. but when you take a look at it, it's something that someone has to keep in the back of their mind. where do we think the russian navy is going? there are clear challenges. the sanctions that are a result of their activities in the u careen have hurt them, especially in terms of their ability to procure western electronics, machine tooling is a big one, their shipyards will likely face a falloff in trained personnel sometime in the near future simply because of demographic issues and a sort of lack of funding through the 1990s and early 2000s. what i refer to as the post-soviet naval platforms encountered problems, decades long. however, this is the key part to remember, what they do have is very good. the new submarines are technically excellent. the head of the naval warfare center had a model of the new ssn built in his office because he was so impressed with it. and we're going to have to -- this is something we're going to have to monitor. in the baltic, the deezen submarine fleet

navy. maybe you don't care about what the united states states navy is doing in the middle east but you like to watch u.s. naval operations, how the ship operates and what kind of tac c tactics they use. this is information they compile if you're goal is to push the united states navy out of the pacific. >> china has been pin the unite anti-piracy operations and china says this is one of the main reasons for this outpost to repair and resupply the ships involved in that effort. how important is china's participation this this anti-piracy mission. >> i don't think it's hugely important. these kinds of things wouldn't happen without the backbone of the u.s. navy. this is the only naval force that can operate in a sustained manner around the world. if anybody else does that you have to have the u.s. navy to operate with. the chinese are there but it gives them a lot of operational experience on how to operate a navy and that's very important for them. >> all right. it's interesting. thank you

navy ships and a kuwaiti navy ship.he iranians we're told were circling the navy ships, were coming close, they would not leave. at one point they came within 200 yards of one of the u.s. navy patrol craft. the navy, following standard maritime procedure, tried to call the iranian ship. they got no answer initially, they fired flares. they did then have, a u.s. official says, a brief radio-to radio conversation with the iranians. still the iranians did not leave. at that point we are told this u.s. navy patrol craft, the u.s.s. squall, then made the decision and fired three warning shots into the water to warn the iranian to pay attention and to back off. this is standard maritime procedure for the u.s. navy. it rarely happens. it has happened in the past. but this is standard procedure when a u.s. navy ship feels threatened and that threat does not back off. that is really the last resort before you take lethal action. you fire warning shots into the water. so just yesterday three warning shots fired at the iranians. t

navy federal credit union. jill: welcome back to "defense news." -- more with my interview from my interview with valeriy chaly about increased aggression from russia. i asked him what he thought russia was hoping to accomplish by accusing ukraine of a terrorist attack in primary -- crimea. mr. chaly: it is a continuous information work, continuous attempts to blackmail our partners, mostly not in the net states, but europeans -- the united states, but europeans. i remember the same situation before the negotiations. diplomatic ways to discuss this issue, and russia tried to avoid responsibility, and has not proposed other this to go to next steps for implementation of the peace plan. i think it is like -- it would be good if it did, but another expert says that russia is preparing its next full-scale operation. it is not only this information preparation -- i can remind you of the same situation when, unfortunately in the european territory of world war i and world war ii, they also went through such preparati

navy vessel. they did have we're told some communication with the iranians and told them to back off. but they eventually had to fire three warning shots into the water. now, this is at the same time the iranian defense minister, jen jenna, is saying publicly they will continue to do this to u.s. navy vessels. and the white house, as you mentioned today, called this harassment and very unsafe, and essentially said it can't continue to happen. we're at a point where it's very tense with the u.s. navy and the iranian navy. >> i only have 30 seconds here, bret. the timing of this, why does this all matter? >> reporter: because iran continues to thumb its nose at the u.s. even in the wake of the nuclear deal and all the money that has gone to iran and the payments the u.s. has given, yet this provocation by the iranian boats continues really day to day. >> have you talked to members of the navy, they say it's not unheard of to see iranian boats around our ships, but as bret points out, to have shots f

navy.aybe if we fought back, the iranians wouldn't be so bold and wouldn't threaten the streets as they do today. remember, almost 50% of the world's oil passes through that straight. it's time for the united states navy to stand up and thump these guys once and for all. >> let's switch geography a little bit. and i promise, general i won't drag you you into the political world. but donald trump has gotten a lot of criticism for even talking about let's see if we can have a relationship with putin. now we find out that john kerrie is meeting with the russian foreign minister about some joint agreement to work on syria, the middle east, what do you think? >> well, i mean this is important, tom. this could be a window of opportunity for the united states. several things are swinging our way. first of all, isis has been weakened particularly in iraq if not in syria. isis overreached in syria as you know with those horrible atrocities committed. this coup has made the president nervous about wh

navy's p-8 poseidon patrolled the area. and received this warning. this is the chinese navy, chinese coast guard, please go away armed services committee. he said the obama administration's policies have failed when it comes to china's militarization of the south china sea. do you agree with that? admiral mcdevitt: and so what would senator mccain have preferred we do? shoot them up? think those ships? blow up those dredges? i mean, come on. scott: mcdevitt says the rise of china's navy is inevitable, and right around the corner. admiral mcdevitt: so they're going to have the range of capability just like the us will ha but because the rest of world's navies have gotten smaller, it will be the second most capable navy in the world. scott: last month, president obama called for china to stop the construction. president obama: i reiterated the us will continue to fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows, and we will support the right of all countries to do the same. scott mcdevitt is confident that : china's bluster won't interfere with

history but to connect the navy to america and to the american people so it is important to remember navel heroes sailors and marines that sacrificed for america that's why i named 8 ships for metal of honor recipients people like john thin and woody williams in are we there yet? world war ii and others for vietnam and just this morning alter camp pep it on the john a gunnery sergeant for a metal of honor for the canal and even though the mairpz were not in part of war effort toe figure out and died at hiroshima and others ships like the rap he will or the navy cross recipient in iraq and lena the first woman awarded the navy cross during world war i also important i think to recognize and honor those who have fought in a different way and sacrificed sometimes in the same way by losing their lives those who have strived to fulfill the promise laid out in our constitution to form a more perfect union those who have fought for the ideals that we cherish as a nation justice, quality, freedom that's why in january, i name the first ship of a new class the john louis after the iconic >> (

served as a secretary of the navy, the texas navy. [laughter] perhaps potter -- in 1842, the regulated moderate award, potter found home surrounded by enemy of regulators. he thought he could get away by jumping into a nearby lake and escape by swimming under water to safety but he came up for air and the minute he did he was shot in the head. he's buried in texas and has a

navy can operate. that military competition is huge because if the chinese win that, they could push us out of asia. the stuff in the middle east is interesting, but it's not the big fight. >> all right. meanwhile china is also reorganizing its military command structure. they're trying to rebalance their armed forces. how would this change the people's liberation army as we know it. >> china has two concerns with their military. one is essentially china has a alo long term strategy of a navy without america in it where the

and the british royal navy, still the greatest merchant navy in the world. , onfrom every british townreams, men have been to repeated twice, three times. one of the sailors has been torpedoed six times and still find on again. we never hear about these things because of ways that will never be understandable to an american. has an idea that he shouldn't talk about himself and what he does. he calls it bad form. spitfire, oh he is not exact type. but this band, the boss of the german air force, who is been the most deadly fighter in the world, and we certainly need an interpreter when this happens. spent twot that he days in the icy waters of the north atlantic after being torpedoed. see this man. or not, iselieve it the first man who flew the atlantic nonstop. in 1919, eight years before anyone else, he and another man flew nonstop from newfoundland to ireland. he went back into its security. there is nothing wrong with john britain that a course in showmanship wouldn't cure. for a moment imagine that you are not american, but british. you would still be in uniform. but in britain eve

navy to fire warning shots.ut the 2016 campaign and allegations of racism with democratic congressman gregory meeks. our correspondents, analysts and guests are standing by. first to pamela brown. she is covering hillary clinton's speech today. >> on the heels of a rocky week, hillary clinton warned voters that donald trump is not a conservative or republican. she says that he is practicing a different kind of politics that's driving a wedge between americans. >> thank you. >> hillary clinton taking direct aim at donald trump. >> from the start, donald trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. he is taken hate groups mainstream and helping a radical fringe take over the republican party. >> slamming him for embracing what she says are extremists and divisive use steeped in white nationalism and anti-semitism. >> the names may have changed. racist call themselves racialists. white supremists now call themselves white nationalists. the paranoid fringe calls itself alt-right. the hate burns just as br

a navy crew veteran.. by delivering a special performance right to his door. plus-- mike pence could be the next vice president.. but apparently that doesn't help his image.. jeremy roth has more.. on the awkward interaction... this one will give you all the feels.... dozens of navy officer marched to the home of a wwii veteran in gardena, california and honored him with the famous navy song- "anchors aweigh" (nats-singing) the 98-year old pearl harbor survivor stood in salute of his visitors and watched the performance from his porch. video of the surprise serenade was shared by the vet's grandson on facebook and has been viewed more than 4.5 million times! donald trump's running mate mike pence stopped by a pennsylvania barber shop for a haircut- slash- photo op tuesday, and the cameras were there to because.... you know...this is news. but despite the fanfare surrounding pence-- when the barber was finished, he revealed he had no idea who the vp-hopeful was. nats- awwkward. pence thanked the barber and gave him a generous tip. hey, here's a tip mike... mayb

navy's ongoing patrols of the area. admiral mcdevitt: there's only one way china can prevent us from doing that and that's if they try to use force and shoot at us and try to attack us. in short of that, we can go where we damn well please, but where international law permits. scott: do you think that's a realistic scenario, that that would ever occur? mcdevitt: i don't think so. no. china's not stupid. they're not going to, why would they want to start a, a conflict with a nuclear armed united states. sharyl: sharyl: fallout continues over the april release of more than eleven million documents dubbed the panama papers. it was an unprecedented leak that exposed how wealthy individuals use anonymous offshore entities to hide their assets. a whistleblower obtained the documents from one of the the world based in panama, mossack fonseca. the group that broke the story is the washington based international consortium of investigative journalists. we talked to its director gerard ryle and started by asking what, exactly are

they want the navy to cover the cost of monitoring the family's future health. so far the navy has rejected requests by lawmakers, including governor tom wolf, to pay for large scale testing. >>> meanwhile, the site of an old waste water plant will soon be turned into a water front park in south jersey. it's in the kramer hill neighborhood of camden. since the plant shut down more than 30 years ago, the site is now filled with wildlife. there are plans for trails and a nature preserve, which will open next spring. >>> new at 11:00, the new jersey department of education is giving the go ahead to shut down an elementary school. the office of school facilities and finance handed down a ruling that florence evans elementary school will close next july 1st. the district put a transition plan into place. the school will stay open for grades one through five for this school year. >>> you've got to see this next story. the little boy making big history. we check in with zion harvey one year after he got brand new hands as the country's youngest ever hand transplant. >>

uranium vote dangerously close to our navy ships. these boats harassing our navy destroyer, some within 300 yards of the ship, lieutenant colonel ralph peters joined me on the ramifications of all of it, donald trump meeting with latino and african american activists in a short time in new york city before he made his way to manchester, new hampshire, trying to fine-tune his immigration policy asking voters to weigh in on his deportation plan and even seems open to the idea of legalization. can he walk this narrow line, keep his base while pulling independence on this one? hillary and bill clinton scrambling to defend their family foundation and the access donors had to hillary clinton when she was secretary of state. >> we provide life-saving work. i'm proud of the work my husband started, provided a massive amount of information. >> we try to do good things, there is nothing wrong with creating jobs and saving lives. the people who gave the money knew what they were doing and i am proud of what they have done. trish: this is after

navy ceremony. harvey milk the pioneering supervisor who was shot to death in 1978. coming from a navy family and served in the navy himself in the 1950s. >> he became a naval officer, came to san diego as a diving instructor. after the navy he engaged in numerous pursuits and became increasingly active in politics as a pioneer for the gay rights movement. >> a u.s. finest harvey milk was among six ships to be named after the navy refueling ship, set to be built in san diego in 2019. >> well stick with us, the fire that is burning out of control in san bernardino county east of los angeles. >> yeah, we are just getting word that it is now 6,500 acres. keep in mind folks that this fire just broke out at 10:30 this morning. and already spread across 6,500 acres. more coverage on this fire when we come back. the extra crispy colonel. my extra crispy, twenty dollar fill-up feeds a family of four. it's crunchy! juicy! and oh so tasty. kfc. it's extra crispy good. >>> welcome back to the 4:00 on 2 as we w

but because the rest of world's navies have gotten smaller, it will be the second most capable navy in the world. scott: last month, president obama called for china to stop the construction. president obama: i reiterated the us will continue to fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows, and we will support the right of all countries to do the same. scott mcdevitt is confident that : china's bluster won't ongoing patrols of the area. admiral mcdevitt: there's only one way china can prevent us from doing that and that's if they try to use force and shoot at us and try to attack us. in short of that, we can go where we damn well please, but where international law permits. scott: do you think that's a realistic scenario, that that would ever occur? mcdevitt: i don't think so. no. china's not stupid. they're not going to, why would they want to start a, a conflict with a nuclear armed united states. sharyl: that was scott thuman reporting. still ahead on full me sharyl: fallout continues over the april release of more than eleven million documents dubbed the panama papers. i

had become assistant secretary of the navy, as now had fdr. all that was left was for fdr to become vice president and president because that's what happened to tr, teddy roosevelt, after serving in the cabinet as assistant secretary of the navy, then went on to become vice president and president of the united states. and in 1916, roosevelt was assistant secretary of the navy. hughes had been appointed to the court as associate justice by president william howard taft. but he resigned in 1916 to become the republican candidate for president. and he ran against woodrow wilson. ran a dreadful campaign. he was the odds-on favorite, but he ultimately lost california by 4,000 votes and therefore the election. he went to bed the night of the election thinking that he had won. franklin roosevelt, who was a big wilson supporter, went to bed thinking that hughes had won. and the next morning the returns from the midwest and particularly california came in and it turned out that wilson won the election just barely. roosevelt continued as assistant secr

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they want the navy to cover the cost of monitoring the family a future health.y rejected requests by lawmakers, including governor tom wolf, to pay for large-scale testing. the navy won't pay because experts haven't found any value in the test. >>> our extreme heat is being blamed for a massive fish kill in north jersey. hundreds of thousands of dead bunker fiah were spotted floating in the raritan bay area. it's the second fish kill in the waterway this week. environmental experts say it's a common problem this time of year. >> the temperatures here have been sweltering. you can imagine what it's like in a smaller water body like the streams, especially that aren't moving that quickly. >> officials say there is no risk to the public. the fish should all be washed away within two tide cycles. >>> an atlantic county girl, her family has spoken out for the first time and another person that was also struck by a ball. the 9-year-old doesn't want television to show her swollen, stitched lips and her broken teeth on television. i foul ball struck ciena saturday night

and then there's a little thing called the british navy.nst the spanish armada, to 1940 when we got onto the two ocean navy. that too is manned almost entirely by men from britain. the little island in the atlantic, and island [indiscernible] and the british royal navy, still the greatest merchant navy in the world, despite all hitler's can do. men from every british town, on the stoke holds of every ship, on ice coated darks, in grimy engine rooms, men who have been torpedoed twice, three times. ♪ there is one english sailor has been torpedoed six times and still signed on again. >> but we never hear about these things because of a curious character whose ways will never be completely understandable to an american. john britain himself. he has an idea that he shouldn't talk about himself and what he does. he calls it bad form. we call it damn silly. he say of a spitfire, oh he is -- she is not a bad little kite. but this band, the boss of the german air force, can tell us the spitfire has been the deadliest fighter in the world. and we cer

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big navy conversation at end of the show.andra: let's get started donald trump facing a backlash over his years, when the gop nominee how hillary clinton is given the chance to name picks to the supreme cut could undermined gun owners rights. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. [applause] but i will tell you what, that will be a horrible day. sandra: democrats have been quick to pounce on those words. connecticut senator chris murphy, a staunch gun control advocate from a state where emotions remain raw over sandy hook school massacre tweeting this. don't treat this as political misstep this. is assassination threat, seriously upping possibility of a national tragedy and crisis. on "hannity," trump was saying it was obvious to everyone he was referringring to the power f the ballot box and not violence. >> this is political movement this is a strong, powerful movement, the second amendment. you know, hillary wants to take your guns a

navy personnel taken hostage by the iranian navy in january and now this. and so that continues a pace and then just like week iran revealed a nuclear defense shield and in the face of, you know, international pressure they continued to do this. they have 100,000 troops in iraq and now we pay them $1.7 billion, think of what that money can do for the veterans administration, iran put a lot of our veterans in the hospitals and we are giving iran $1.7 billion for nothing, for a deal that went bad 40 years ago almost and our veterans need that and the iran was the number one manufacturer of the foreign penetrators, ied's that killed so many of our people, let's give that money to the va to we can take care of our wounded and not state-sponsor of terror. sandra: i want to talk about the most recent incident, the four ships that belonged to iran islamic revolutionary gulf core. >> right. >> they harassed, but they stated that these iranian ships carried out a high-speed intercept within 300 yards of this destroyer. the navy called it unsafe and unprofessional. w

they needed every sailor they could get to man that royal navy. british were dominant at see, the french were dominant on land. they had to maintain sea lanes. there were thousands of british sailors who were jumping ship and trying to melt into that american melting pot. though were only getting their own people back. as far as the native american issues on the frontier, the united states didn't always live up to the agreements they made with some of the native american nations out there. and so they -- the native americans, a lot were angry at the united states. there were some hot headed american states men who wanted an excuse to take over british canada. and so for some even francis scott key himself said i will not harm the poor unoffending canadians. and key really epitomized many americans, they said, you know what, i don't like what the british are doing. but invading canada is wrong. and so really to this day, the war of 1812 was the most narrowly declared of any american war in which our congress sat to vote to declare that war. here th

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>> first, navy sailors going out of their way to thank an elderly veteran.pecial moment straight ahead. ♪ >>> of course, that is anchors aweigh, the official song of the united states navy. it was written by the naval academy's bandmaster in 1907. >> it's the fight song. it was part of a special serenade for an elderly veteran. >> reporter: this quiet street in california suddenly quiet no longer. all of them gathering in front of one house. ♪ >> reporter: and why were they there? these sailors came to salute a world war ii veteran who couldn't make the trip to see the uss iowa. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he heard them. ernie thompson, on his porch, saluting back. ernie, proudly served his country in world war ii. >> the battle ship missouri -- >> reporter: he was on the uss missouri ending the war. one by one the next generation of sailors lining up to personally thank ernie for his service. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: and ernie with a message for them. >> i'm very proud to have served the navy and served my family and my country. >> reporter:

new details about an exchange between a u-s navy ship and an iranian vessel. why the military says the u-s action tonight! a preview of the packers preseason game - coming high pressure moves ne across our area today and into canada. as it passes over wi, we enjoy partly sunny conditions and stay dry. highs will be cooler today, hitting the upper 70s. dewpoints will be in the upper 50s to near 60. however, a love moving our way tonight will push temps into the 80s again and take dewpoints into the upper 60s to near 70. rain and storms are likely saturday and may linger into sunday morning b slight chances for storms linger early next week but well be mostly dry. highs will stay in the low 80s until midweek when we drop into the 70s. today: partly sunny. cooler and less humid. high: 78 dewpoint: 60 wind: ese 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with a slight chance of rain and storms after midnight. low: 66 dewpoint: 61 wind: se 3-5 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no deadly...after the co

history but to connect the navy to america and to the american people so it is important to remembernd honor navel heroes sailors and marines that sacrificed for america that's why i named 8 ships for metal of honor recipients people like john thin and woody williams in are we there yet? world war ii and others for vietnam and just this morning alter camp pep it on the john a gunnery sergeant for a metal of honor for the canal and even though the mairpz were not in part of war effort toe figure out and died at hiroshima and others ships like the rap he will or the navy cross recipient in iraq and lena the first woman awarded the navy cross during world war i also important i think to recognize and honor those who have fought in a different way and sacrificed sometimes in the same way by losing their lives those who have strived to fulfill the promise laid out in our constitution to form a more perfect union those who have fought for the ideals that we cherish as a nation justice, quality, freedom that's why in january, i name the first ship of a new class the john louis after the ico

a birthday surprise for an implementable navy captain. -- influential maybe captain -- influential navy captain. maria: five for good tonight. a birthday salute for a navy man who changed our country. [singing] ed: let's give you the back story in december of 1950 he took off with five other pilots including the first african-american pilot jesse brown. when brown was shot down, hunter crash landed his own plane. brown did not survive but his actions were a big statement two the way he thought about it was on popular at the time. he was the one who was wrong. >> he shook the hands of the sailors. >> this is chronicle on wcvb channel 5. >> shayna seymour is on a mission. >> from the high line to harlem. >> from the hot neighborhood. >> this is an oasis. one stop away from manhattan. >> it has a stately home of feel to it. >> a surprise in central park. the whitney museum's new home. place one of the greatest collections of american art anywhere.

lauren: for iranian navy ships could wait until you hear the audio. nicole: shares of computer and printer maker hp was 6% in premarket trading. lauren: suspended for something she said during the olympics. david ortiz makes history despite a losing cause last night. nicole: 5:01 a.m. your first look at today's markets come in the latest breaking news and what to expect the day ahead. lauren: donald chow clarifying his position on how to deal with illegal immigrants in the united states at a town hall event by sean hannity last night. >> no citizenship in >> go a step further. they have to pay back taxes. they pay taxes. there's no amnesty. lauren: the nominee is open to soften a month estimated 11 million people in the country illegally. drunk previously said he would create a deportation course. president clinton dismissed in a paper plate after an associated press found more than half of the nongovernment officials who met with her while she was secretary of state gave money to the clinton foundation. >> my work as secretary of state was not influe

he does a great job and working with the navy. as an aside to give historians in the room an occasion to think about, the chief of naval whattions -- imagine would've happened if somebody else had been in that naval said, asin and had not he did, "we are going to fight a he saidon war." says that, there is a tremendous amount of supplies a and material that flow in the pacific. oferal macarthur would not said that king was one of his strongest supporters or allies but let me suggest that by promoting a two-ocean global war and pouring resources into the pacific like king and the joint chiefs did, that macarthur is a beneficiary of that kind of strategy. let us talk at some length about the evolution as a military commander. in case there are some people new to macarthur, here is the 62nd bio to get us to december 7, 1941. centuryfinitely a 19th ma'am. you need to remember that when you start with general macarthur. he was born in 1880. his father won the metal honored for the charge of missionary ridge in the civil war. he went to