but now, he's turned on the navy, claiming cover-up. >> if the navy would have charged every officer or admiral that was involved with me, the navy would not have any more admirals. >> reporter: so far, there have been 27 guilty pleas, including one admiral. seven navy officers, including another admiral, are scheduled to go on trial next year. >> this was terrible for the navy. >> reporter: former navy secretary ray mabus insists admirals did not get off easy. >> i censored a vice admiral and two rear admirals, ended their career. later, six more rear admirals were censored. >> reporter: fat leonard is still awaiting sentences. he has pled guilty to charges that requires him to pay the navy back $35 million and could bring a maximum sentence of 25 years in prison. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> yuccas: important reporting, david. thank you. still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," we head to minneapolis, where the city is paying community members to fight crime before it turns deadly. >> yuccas: adding to the misery of the pandemic in 2020 was news from the f.b.i. that viole

navy, why does the navy keep seeing these things with the aircraft carriers?uclear powered. why do submarines see them? nuclear connection. this nuclear missile incident from the cold war, there is credible testimony from a great historian on this, robert hastings, who wrote a book "ufos and nukes," to suggest the soviets had similar incidents. something is going on, not america, not china, not russia, and we to take it seriously instead of laughing it off as an issue for crazy people. >> tucker: right, there are a lot of crazy people in this world right now. the people who take this seriously may be among the least crazy in our public const conversation. tom rogan, i appreciate you coming out tonight and covering this. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: bob salas is the name of another u.s. air force officer who spoke at today's press conference, we sat down with him on an episode of "tucker carlson today" called "ufo files," and here's what he said. >> in march 24th, 1967, i was based on air force base in montana. >> bob salas was a captain in a u.s. a

navy seal teams.o or they are going to have to leave.er mike berry is a marine reservist and general counsel at the first liberty institute. his group is representing more than 30 navy seals who object to the vaccine mandate on religious grounds which they thought were legitimate in a constitutional country. they are finding out otherwise. mike berry joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. what is the state of this? i think every american has an interest in knowing -- put so much in these seal teams and a lot of guys are going to be fired over this, this something that should be concerned for all of us, so where are they as of tonight? >> thanks for having me, tucker. just as you said, first liberty institute represents 40 u.s. navy seals, our nations -- one of our nation's mostre elite fighting forces, and right now, they are fighting for their careers and their livelihoods, and you would think that in this country, the department of defense would respect religious beliefs, but instead, the navy is u

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navy commander. sometimes that officer might the selected as captain if he or she is departing the camp but it's a job for the commander. the senior captain of the marine corps and for the white house communication detail that's their navy lieutenant colonel of the u.s. army. >> the last question this evening several viewers have asked this. why did you decide to write the book on camp david and what was one or two things that were fascinated that you learned while you were researching for the book? >> thank you. on the day of command there's a photo of my wife and two daughters ages seven and four and my wife michelle and she hands me this journal and the oeste thing in the journal are scrawled notes from my two daughters saying dear daddy please write stories about the president's. i had never thought of it so after every visit weekend or event i would sit down and write down what happened. i did it after the clinton administration and the inauguration and i put that away in my desk. i never though

december 71941 the navy attacks pearl harbor hawaii. the casualties total 2300 killed in 1177 aboard the uss -- it wasn't just four days later that the axis powers italy and germany declared war considered states and that happened on december 11. it's a little known historical fact that even though the germans and the japanese were allies they didn't necessarily share all the information. just like us they work unaware in a few days difference of the war declarations. to understand what kind of war the united states entered and again it was a global war and it's amazing to see how the united states could project its military prowess in the far pacific and atlantic in africa as well as asia. it's astounding so it shows how battles were fought on literally the other side of the planet. the most complex undertaken. we talked about the battle of the atlantic. the germans they needed to stop it. a month after germany were the first wave of u-boats arrived at these codes. operation drumbeat was the first of many operations that continued to l

my dad was a navy corpsman.dad was a navy corpsman. and then when he finished the corpsman training he went into the -- he was assigned to the 4th marine division. he was a navy corpsman, fourth marine division. he did the assault landings at . he saw a lot of combat. grew up in somerville, massachusetts, graduated from high school and then from high school, went right into the navy to be a corpsman. my mother graduated from st. mary's high school in winchester, massachusetts, and she went into the navy, also in the medical corps, and served out of the hospital in seattle , taking care of the wounded coming back from the pacific. very proud of their service. both of them passed on, but that generation was very special. david: when i read about your background, i saw boston and a very fancy high school, belmont high school. and princeton, i figured he must be a boston brahmin, a wealthy boston family. is that right? gen. milley: not at all. neither one of my parents went to college. we grew up in a working-class

i'm seeing our navy seals specifically working with partners, able to train. but then also able to conduct another key mission of core activity which is strategic reconnaissance. they can get in places no one else can get. they can be in the subsurface that is really important to our nation, and continue to hone those skills. to the marine raiders, they build lasting partnerships and they remain engaged across the globe. we've been putting specific emphasis on them of late inside the indo pacific as a lot of places on the fringes where they can work. they are developing those, but they remain engaged across the globe. thanks for the question. >> while only -- we are only a few weeks past what was the end of the afghanistan war, which was a humiliating defeat for the united states in the end. given that sof were the key supportive element throughout that war, was specific efforts, if any, -- what specific efforts, if any, will socom undertake to assess the performance in the afghanistan war and any role that it might have played in that? gen. clarke: let me sta

mike is a f retired rear admira from the navy civil engineer corp. he servedld in a variety of assignments around the world and in his 29-year military career including asg commander of camp david. after military retirement in 2010, mike hashi worked in prive industry, and now is the chief executive officer of af buildin information systems technology company headquartered in his home town of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. in october of 2017, he published hisld first book, "inside camp david", the private world of the presidential retreat. he speaks often about the book and covered by the "wall street journal," the "today" show, smithsonian, npr, c-span and many. other print radio and television outlets.ue after our conversation mike will be a taking questions from our live audience. please put your questions foror mike in the chat and we will get to as many as possible at the end of our program. welcome tote white house histor live, mike. >> thank you, colleen. wonderful to be here. as most would say it is a great honor and privilege to serve our navy an

navy. admiral. >> hey, everybody. thank you so much. thanks to the mayor. thanks to these distinguished colleagues for letting me be up here. i'm honored to represent the sailors marines, coast guard men and women that i hope you get a chance to meet this week. i'll start out by saying wow. it's great to be here in person. i'm so happy fleet week was able to execute because of the city's preparations and for me, it feels a little bit like a homecoming because the last time i had a fleet week experience, it was here in 2014. and i was part of the crew on that. it was awesome. it was epic. probably second only to meeting my wife for the first time. sorry, that's just where things go. it's because of the hospitality of the city. i'm super excited to bring the young people and show them what fleet week is life for the first time in their careers. so this year, fleet week is going to be epic. we've brought a slew of ships. the u.s.s. john mccain. and we're going to have a pretty big amphibious assault ship, the mount rushmore. we're going to have aircrafts and b

hundreds of navy seals we estimate could soon lose their jobs. thousands of the army, navy.state level is a particularly painful. entire counties in the state of maine will lose paramedic services tonight because of the vaccine mandates. what does this mean for people to live in the state? happy to have her on tonight. thanks so much for coming on. give us a sense of what this will mean for people in the state of maine. >> thank you, tucker. yes. as he said tonight at midnight ems workers will no longer be answering calls.ls and we don't know at the state level how many have been let go. but there will be 911 calls that go unanswered in the state of maine. the difference here in maine that's to understand is we've already done away with all philosophical and religious exemptions and it is very difficult to get a medical exemption at all. these ems workers, they are faced with the choice of feeding their family or taking the vaccine. i have talked to many people throughout the state, they are deftly consequences coming and we are not sure yet what the impact over all is going

the navy's blue angels return to the skies over san francisco bank.preparation for their air shows on friday, saturday and sunday, the blue angels made several passes over san francisco in the bay earlier in the day, we were able to get an up close look at the new f 18. a super hornets. this is the first time the blue angels have flown this particular aircraft in 2020 the blue angels did not perform any air shows because of the pandemic. they did several flyovers, but no air shows in 2000, 21 they're just now beginning to return to air shows and the san francisco fleet week is the largest show of the year. we also had a chance to talk to the blue angels lead pilot who says he's very happy to be back in san francisco. >> i'll tell you, i was was excited to be here. as you know, like i said before, is the first year of our super hornet super hercules come back out after pandemic year in 2020 to get out there to get in the community and do our mission is something we're really looking forward to do, especially here in san francisco in the bay area and no

the navy. the american navy cannot stand up to the british navy.the french navy is comparable and this will cut off a lot of the british advantage. as news of saratoga spreads, washington is at the darkest period of the war, at valley forge, in snow, short of supplies, clothing. meanwhile horatio gates has won a victory and gates is the hero of the north and he starts potentially conspiring. washington is just lost. washington allowed the capital to fall. maybe washington isn't right for the army, some say. this is going to be during this period of victory in the north and defeat in and around philadelphia will lead to an attempt to unseat washington. before we come to this, the winter in valley forge is crucial in one reason it is crucial his armies in the 18th-century don't fight in the wintertime. you have campaigning seasons, you fight in spring or fall or summer but not winter so it is during the winter that the army is able to actually train itself. they had a hard fight since the war began. and who helps train the army? washington is perform

hundreds of navy seals the estimate is could soon lose their jobs.n the marine corps, air force, army and navy. this is painful. entire counties in the state of maine, for example, will lose paramedic services tonight because of a vaccine mandate that takes effect at midnight. what does this mean for people who live in the state of maine. a state senator from the state, we're happy to have her on. thanks for coming on. give us a sense of what this will mean for the people in the state of maine. >> thank you, tucker. yes, tonight, as you said, at midnight, e.m.s. workers will no longer be answering calls and we don't know on the state level how many have been let go but there will be 911 calls that go unanswered in the state of maine. and the difference here in maine that's good to understand is that we've already done away with all philosophical and religion exemptions and it's difficult to get an exemption at all. they are faced with feeding their family or taking the vaccine. i have talked to many people throughout the state. there are definitely d

schmitz, lance corporal rylee mccollum, lance corporal dylan merola, lance corporal kareem nikoui, navy corps man maxton soviak, and staff sergeant ryan knauss. mr. speaker, as we recognize these extraordinary heroes and also understand that this honor cannot come close to filling the void left by their loss, i cannot think of anyone more deserving of such a distinction. these brave service members represent the very best of america. knowingly putting themselves in harm's way to help evacuate thousands from the region. a true embodiment of the american spirit. their legacies live on in the thousands of afghan refugees they saved who now have an opportunity to live lives free of violence and persecution. and so as we represent these extraordinary american heroes and recognize them with the congressional gold medal, let us all live lives worthy of their sacrifice and service to our great nation. i urge all my colleagues to vote yes and to join me in honoring these great american heroes. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california

navy recovered. the remains of 5 people and the wreckage of a navy helicopter. the crash off the coast of san diego this past august. the associated press reports 2 pilots. 3 other sailors were killed during that accident. the navy says a salvage team are covered the helicopter on friday and said the human remains to dover air force base in delaware for identification. they say the helicopter's rotor hit the flight deck on an aircraft carrier and fell into the ocean. one crew member was rescued immediately. the navy are searched for the missing sailors for a week before declaring them get the navy says it's continuing to investigate that crash. new video showing the moments before and immediately after a plane crash in san diego county on monday. you can see a neighbor, helping get a woman out of a burning home while look at this. 2 people were killed when that small plane crashed into a residential neighborhood and santi just east of san diego home. surveillance video captured the plane going down bursting into flames. and we're learning that air traffic contro

the navy won't let you. so let's check in now is a grant lotus. he was able to fly with the blue angels. so way, way, way, way back in 2012 back when i was in middle age just out what would it take for you to go let's >> i. >> i'm thinking about it. may put my name in and then of a chicken. now, lawrence, can go. all everybody wants to go right that. yeah, that's what's clear. just a matter of if you want to go enough. >> to go right. like you want to go. but do you want to i what this is video as i was. >> meaning the. show me. what's what got in the number 7 play. that's the one with 2 seats. lieutenant mark federal. he was up front and i took a spot of a tide royals there. i am. get my helmet tightened up there telling me here how injection see, right. so if we run into problems, there's the tenet head row. these guys are just so kind, so smart, so skilled. and we had quite arrived. had the chill. but i made it here we are on the ground. this back at sfo. what a right. and these guys aren't there to really make you pass out or lose your cookies

s navy seal from coronado, california he was. on a rooftop with some other seals, and, uh, our grenade got thrown under the roof. and he, uh, saw that grenade selflessly jumped on it and saved his teammates. uh, and subsequently lost his life and for that action, and he was awarded the medal of honor for that action, his legacy and sacrifice as a member of seal team three now lives on on board this ship and the more than 170 sailors who work on it. on a tour during san francisco's fleet week, you'll learn of his sacrifice while also learning about what it takes to be a sailor to interact with them and ask them questions about their service and their time in the navy. within the tour. you'll see some of how the sailors live and operate the ship. what you don't see are their living spaces like this cafe room or this boat bay. these boats are normally outside, but they're enclosed on this ship. to enhance its stealthiness. the last look of our exclusive tour was a glimpse of these gun bays. it's the ship's first line of defense when

that's the top navy officer for all of the navy.ting to see whether or not he learned things there as well or whether this was just nuclear engineering. . >> quite a story. david sanger, thank you so much for this. . >> 24thank you, john. >>> dave chappelle is responding to backlash over his new comedy special. >>> plus, kim kardashian west roasting her own family, but one joke doesn't sit well with her critics. ready for subway's eat fresh refresh™? that's the new and improved italian b.m.t.®, with new artisan italian bread, new black forest ham, and new mv- you gotta refresh to be fresh! hold up, false start on the spokesperson. save big. order through the app. ♪ we strip in the community garden. i've been stripping here for years. i strip before take-off. breathe right strips open your nose for relief you can feel right away, helping you take in air more easily, wherever you are. ♪ your new pharmacy is here. to make sure you don't run out of meds here. and with amazon prime, get refills and free two-day shipping. who knew it coul

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s navy is first and foremost, but it's way more than the navy, especially in modern times, says u c.me when there was a draft when almost every american and certainly every american family had some clear connection with military service. and after. the end of the draft in the 19 seventies that's changed significantly. these days. comparatively few of us know the fleet, let alone the military. the sense of the military as an institution has changed as a result, because of that lack of personal connection or knowledge. in terms of deterring aggressors from attacking or invading america. with the exception of 9 11, it has worked very well since pearl harbor now, while the fleet most of us know is the navy. the u s. marines and the coast guard also served vital maritime rules combined. these three services have some 890,000 active and reserve sailors, marines and coast is. as well as 202,000 civilian employees. they operate 1900 ships and boats as well as 4000 aircraft. annual cost $225 million. and with the entire defense budget, now consuming $733 billion a year, the age old argument o

s navy seal from coronado, california he was.ome other seals, and, uh, our grenade got thrown under the roof. and he, uh, saw that grenade selflessly jumped on it and saved his teammates. uh, and subsequently lost his life and for that action, and he was awarded the medal of honor for that action, his legacy and sacrifice as a number of seal team three now lives on. on board this ship and the more than 170 sailors who work on it on a tour during san francisco's fleet week, you'll learn of his sacrifice while also learning about what it takes to be a sailor to interact with them and ask them questions about their service and their time in the navy. within the tour. you'll see some of how the sailors live and operate the ship. what you don't see are their living spaces like this cafe room or this boat bay. these boats are normally outside, but they're enclosed on this ship. to enhance its stealthiness. the last look of our exclusive tour was a glimpse of these gun bays. it's the ship's first line of defense when needed, six inch di

truitt were navy men and so after that he'd started coming in and talk.ir office and talked him over a cup of coffee about obviously war and life and all those kind of things but and white have passed but the blumber business has grown many family businesses run into a problem in the generation doesn't want to be part of the business, but the white family is very fortunate because they want to continue this legend that started in the navy dan and warren's sons. brian zach and jake have stepped in building on a foundation created by two navy buddies in berkeley david louie abc 7 news. we have a new fire to tell you about this one is burning in napa county. cal fire is responding to this. this is a time-lapse view keep that in mind. it's burning near newell road north of the high school. so it's far from the intersection of american canyon road and broadway cal fire is urging people traveling in the area to use caution and give way to emergency vehicles. always you need to do that and you can take a live look now, you can see some of that smoke in the cente

navy, is probably the first exhibition about filipinos in the u.s. navy.y people know they have served for 120 years this year. >> trinidad received a medal of honor in 1915, after rescuing crew members on a warship. there has yet to be a u.s. navy ship named after someone of filipino decent. >>> a procedure is giving hope to millions of scoliosis patients. >> that includes a one-time olympic hopeful. >> reporter: this is where michelle belongs. >> water is my element. >> reporter: an element that almost got her on the u.s. olympic team in 1980. >> awesome feeling. >> reporter: the feeling was taken away seven years ago when pain forced her to use a crane or a wheelchair at times. >> at the worst, i couldn't get in the pool. it broke me. couldn't swim. couldn't walk very well. >> it caused her daily pain. >> reporter: michelle had scoliosis. >> her chest cavity is on the left side. >> spine was so curved, it pushed on her lungs. >> she couldn't sit still. >> reporter: he talked michelle into surgery. >> many times when surgeons are doing the procedures, th

navy commander. sometimes that officer might be selected for captain as he is -- he or she is departing the camp. it's a commander villa. the senior marine is the captain, marine corps captain. he is the c.o. of the marine security company. and maybe lieutenant colonel typically of the army, u.s. army. >> and our last question this evening, several viewers asked this. why did you decide to write the book on camp david? and what was one or two things that were just fascinating that you learned while you were researching to write the book? >> thank you. wonderful final question. on the day of change of command, there is a photo of my wife and two daughters at the age of 7 and 4. my wife michelle. and she hands me this journal. and the first page of the journal is a scroll note from the two girls saying, dear daddy, please write stories about the president's journal some day our kids will read about it. i never thought of it. and so after every visit, weekend or vent, i would sit down and i would just k

navy arresting navy nulear challengeer jonathan toby and his wife diana for attempting to sell classified of a spy novel to pass the information to an undercover fbi agent. after messaging with agents for monthses, the couple left a memory card at a dead drop location in west virginia in june where the fbi found it wrapped in plastic and placed between two slices of bread on a half of a peanut butter sandwich. allegedly inside, details of militarily sensitive design elements operating parameters and performance characteristics of virginia class submarine reactors. virginia class submarines are some of the most advanced stealth submarines in the world, capable of staying under water for months at a time. they can engage targetsed sea and on land and gather intelligence and deploy navy s.e.a.l.s. they had a memory card in a chewing gum package that contained schem attic designs for the virginia class submarine. the fbi says that jonathan toby has been a navy employee since 2012. he worked at a lab in pennsylvania on nuclear propulsion where he maintained a top secret security clearance. his

the world famous navy blue angels are considered the best of the best for 75 years. the blue angels have been thrilling crowds with their mid air maneuvers and high flying demonstrations. well, kron them a call came in the studio yesterday. he talked about this on the morning show. but now we're going to get a chance to see that right along with them at g force. pete, take a look. >> really excited, really pumps just ready to get it done. a once in a lifetime opportunity getting a chance to ride shotgun with the world famous navy blue angels and you just a before the flight. there's plenty of preparations first instructions on how to avoid blocking out inside the cockpit. >> which but i could and could not touch what to do. just in case of emergencies. >> after that, it was go time jumping into my jumpsuit. the same size from when i was from there. it was a short walk to the flight line. the climb inside of an f 18 super hornet fighter jet. this blue angels flight all brand new. in fact. >> just the second person in the bay area to write one after popping my helmet o

worked with toxins, including novi, chalk ah, some nato countries of working with substances called navi, chuck. i recall the statements of the check president who said in his country there were la bora trees, where work is carried out with a substance called a tooth rio which can be attributed to navi chuck. the pretty sight admitted that in their porton down laboratory work was carried out with substances from the family of navi choke. the united states is the only country that is not freed itself from chemical weapons. 140 peyton's had been developed there for the use of ammunition that contains chemical warfare agents such as navi, choke. the british government is using the army to keep petrol stations supplied and made a severe lack of truck drivers. it's a problem that's causing havoc throughout the supply chain and isn't just limited to the united kingdom. as europe emerges from locked downs at now news and estimated 400000 more heavy goods drivers, a poland has the big a shortfall and it's relying on his neighbors to keep fuel and goods moving. while germany has at least 50000 dr

navy ships. we will take you inside in a live report. this is another day in >> and sun is trying to peer through that blanket of cloud cover. you can see a little brightness reaching its way down to the tarmac at sfo after a cool and cloudy morning a cool and cloudy afternoon for sticking with that today. pretty solidly as fall settles in your forecast is ahead. >> and traffic has been busy on this wednesday morning. we have an update to that hot spot in san jose. we've been tracking along 6 80. look at that when we get back from >> 8.13 right now. and the breaking news has been a hot spot all morning long. a person was hit on the highway in the south bay kron, four's reyna harvey keeping us updated that's always incredibly sad. so we do know a fatality for sure. there. >> they've opened up 2 lanes, 2 lanes currently still closed northbound 6.80, north of jackson avenue. again, we have another accident just adjacent those other accidents have been cleared. so you're just looking at the one northbound 6.80, north jackson avenue to lane s

a navy engineer and his wife under arrest. what we're learning this morning. >>> holiday weekend travel chaos. nearly 2,000 flights canceled with little warning. weather and staffing levels getting the blame. why is only one major airline affected? >>> body cam backlash. officers are seen dragging a paraplegic out of his car. was this justified? we hear from the driver and from police. >>> marathon disaster. a freak blizzard hits during the middle of the race. runners describe being stranded and nnouncing changes. how the company says it will protect teens. >>> and the real reason why the beatles broke up. to the free meals offered at mcdonald's, to something unexpected at a meeting of "star wars" fans. it's monday, october 11th. >>> good monday morning, everyone. we begin with a story that could be straight out of a james bond movie. >> a marine is accused of selling navy submarine information to a foreign nation. an officer for the navy faces espionage charges about selling secrets about the most sophisticated submarines. >>

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have been developed there for the use of ammunition that contains chemical warfare agents such as navi choke. you could look it up today just about wrapped up a news program for this half hour here on our t international that was turned into such a busy friday. we got a big program for you again at the top of the next hour. that'll be noon moscow time. hope you can join us that ah long no one else. so the wrong one i'll prove, just don't hold any rules yet to see how does the become the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will to part, we choose to look so common ground. these are the full people who pulled the trigger and survive something on survival worth law. harness things that i had to face was not having a face at a low expectation. a life i accepted death, accept the fact that my dad's work. we had no fears. dal changed pre fast. 4 shots . different stories behind the bullets. join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. but i'll be speaking to guess with the world politics sport. business. i'm show business, i'll see you then. mm. ah, ah.

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