when we try tell the story of the navy through the eyes of navy sailors, that really rings through. i think it sends a message that what they are doing is important. they are important of a -- part of a important world-class elite team. one of the other things we have done is leveraged, kind of popular do-it-yourself venues online. venues like youtube. we will take a navy musician and he will be in a drum contest with a famous band drummer andy -- in a famous band. we will take a navy construction force and have them with an engineer talking about what they do for a living in the western pacific building of a structure on remote islands. we try to make it real authentic, keep it real. that has been successful. the navy has been eating recruiting goals this year --meeting recruiting goals this year. we know we are in a pinch we are not resting on our laurels. we continue look for ways to get our message out in the eyes of sailors. brent: a question from the back and then we will go to you. >> what can you discuss about project over match? >> over match is a project, let me say this,

navy. now here are all of the details rated at the start of the work of this a very unique position, and actually is the military force, think about it, we saw the plans and the revolution it. in a smaller military force but this time the civil war naval warfare is stronger. and the u.s. navy is a figure, try to be bigger and stronger and have more people. and on the eve of the civil war, the u.s. navy turnout 7600 enlisted fellows and 1500 officers, 1554 pretty they will try to recruit more sailors, 18000 more men to the navy but all these men are going to have very minimal experience braided people were trying to workingman the boats. and at its maximum strength, that was 1862, the mate in the navy has over 50000 men, plus an additional 16880 laborers created an mechanics like people working on the ships. and people who work over the course of four more years, is over 100,000. 15 percent of those were actually african-american men who were able to enlist in the navy in 1873, about 18000 p

i navy together. get ships anyway that you can, buy them, build them, convert existing ships into war machines. do whatever you can. so, they will purchase a whole variety of ships, steam ships, cargo ships, ferries. they build boats, they buy boats from europe. they really have commercial vessels into war machines. the confederate war building shipbuilding enterprise is going to happen on two fronts. i think we have mentioned this before. the confederate naval war is very much an international war. they are relying on england and france to build boats that they are going to purchase. most of the confederate shipbuilding happens overseas. there is usually a middle man. if you were to buy the ship from england or france, they're going to pretend it's not confederacy buying it. once they have the ship, it's an international waters, they will rename it and raise the confederate flag. there is a plausible deniability. so, a lot of the shipbuilding happens in england and france. including in liverpool. in

and the navy concluded no. higgins amphibious. who in the navy makes these decisions?i'd like to introduce you to a fellow named commander george trifold. rifled, fell into an interesting position as an individual called a supervisor of shipbuilding. now we don't hear about supervisors of shipbuilding in grand tales of naval history and world war. two, we hear about battles such as midway or or the coral sea or or such, but profiled was ultimately tasked to a desk job stateside where he worked for the duration of the war and what his job was, was ultimately to be the liaison between, the bureau of ships and fmcsa and the other contractors, to actually build the amphibian tractor. his job was literally to translate the strategic requirements, such as we anticipate that we need 5000 of these or 10,000 of these these vehicles in anticipation of the next campaign season where we're going to rip into the central pacific or march from the southwest pacific, forward. we need a certain quantity and trifold would articulate that work with fmc and its designers, its corporate bo

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s navy has brought the navy week two second harvest of silicon valley, and we could not be more thrilledve them here to serve our communities by helping provide access to healthy food. during navy week up to 100 outreach events are planned with corporate government education and diversity organizations throughout san jose maybe week is designed to teach people about the navy, the people who serve and how it contributes to our overall success as a country , so if you see a sailor out in san jose this week, give them a wave and thank them for their service. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. the head of six flags, says the company's theme parks have become a daycare center for teenagers after offering too many discounts. so today, the ceo revealed the company's new strategy to keep rowdy teenagers from running amok. the plan includes raising prices in an effort to attract families and young adults who are willing to come and spend money. six flags operates 27 theme parks in north america, including six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo and hurricane harbor in concord. it's going to be i

the russian navy, the surface navy, at least, is out numbered for to one by europe's nate, nate as european members alone. and of course, by far more than that by the american navy. so in terms of numbers, there is really no contact where, of course, russia is the policy and i could states is been nuclear weapons, which is why president putin, you know, repeatedly emphasizes rushes missile technology. because this is the one area in which roger is still a super unlike the army, the navy has not for an equal. but we do know that he suffered heavy losses in the, in the black sea in the ukraine war. that may well simply illustrate the power of american weaponry which has been supplied to the ukrainian or russian navy has always been considered to us, had comparatively high morale and good commanders. but it cannot realistically like nature the area where the navy is actually in action is in the black sea. and russia can reinforce the, the navy in the black sea. so it's not really clear what the rest of the surface navy is. therefore, of course, the submarine navy is that to threaten american t

s. navy, in the dark days of the early 1900 seventies soviet navy, the u. s. navy came to an agreement called the incident see agreement in the agreement to prevent the risk of unintentional for possibly accidental harm between their ships. it was during the time of great hostilities in the eastern mediterranean, among the arab nations and israel. and we've had good relations, annual meetings and resolution at, at lower levels of possible conflicts. we, we have agreements that supplement the law to see. we have agreements at supper supplement, the rule, the road rules of the road, and we have fairly good relationships. when i was on the aircraft carrier limits that launched the raid to ran to try to rescue the american hostages. we always had a russian or then a soviet surface ship shadow up. we had some interesting communications at that time and got in trouble with president carter for sending hockey scores during the 1980 olympics. but they were professionally done. there were no real risks of collision, no real risks of weapons being fired accidentally

first ever navy week. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. is that a little bit of clouds overhead and that helps dull that intense sunshine. let's talk about eating right. what you eat. what you don't eat what you wish you could eat too much of we'll try to make smart food choices for the most part, but a new study shows many of us may have the wrong idea about what's healthy and what's not. researchers from tufts university developed a so called food compass to rank any type of food on a scale of 1 to 100. higher the number, the healthier the food. this is so interesting, though, when comparing the study gave an ice c

what we see with our navy now, we need a 355 ship navy.ou talked about ronald reagan earlier and talked about peace or strength. a 600 ship navy. no one dared to mess with the united states navy in those days. the navy wants a future force. dominant wars in 2030 and 2040. enough money to invest in the future. our best ships. our best cruisers that would hundred have a leash on them. america is not having enough. with the billions and trillions spent on covid, climate and every other project out there, we have to find enough money so the navy can keep the ships, maintain them and have the best ships necessary to deter the chinese today and solve enough money to invest in the future and build the future force that will maintain american security for the next 100 years. we have to do both. you have to find the money to do the both. the idea that we will divest, you know, shut down the navy today, at the very time china is talking about invading taiwan, it just makes no sense whatsoever. >> getting behind we better solve that problem. the demo

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

the navy. >> doesn't really have so much big influence out here as they should.so just coming back, let them know like a where the united states navy. we're here in the bay area. we support too. but for chief petty officer curry, let here sharing their experiences is only half the fun. part of the reason i joined the navy to be able to give back. >> 2 country and now getting back to my local community. so that's always a win in want to see camila barco kron. 4 news. >> and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. >> thank you for joining the news at 6 is next. missing it's lord lords. fishing. you're going to get into, you mel, like smell that. oh, yeah. look at their egos. >> it's very serious. you know what, how this is working out. this is great because it going to be watching he's got to catch a fish sooner or later. so work. he's going to wait until the end of the 6 o'clock. just wondering about the other people who trying to catch their fission. look, this guy is out there on the friday forces out there has no idea very here's what's coming up at 6 o'clock tonight.

the navy. >> doesn't really have so much big influence out here as they should.y. we're here in the bay area. we support too. but for chief petty officer curry, let here sharing their experiences is only half the fun. part of the reason i do it may be to be able to give back. >> 2 country and now giving back to my local community. so that's always a win in one of coming of kron. 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the forty-niners are all the way out in minnesota for a week of joint practices with the vikings ahead of tomorrow's pre-season game and of cash sticks to his plan. we're likely to see even a single starter in action. now, among those who definitely will not be playing in the game, starting quarterback trey lance for a lot of forty-niners fans. the jury is still out on whether lance can live up to the hype. his training camp so far has been a bit of a mixed bag. he still hasn't played a whole lot of football. so no guarantees that hill take the nfl by storm when they start playing for real on september 11 against the chicago bears. but even though lanc

. >> well, it is actually a navy command nearby. i was operated and maintained by president roosevelt. civil engineer officer -- so 1998. possible officers being considered with the white house and interviewed with the executive director. interviewed by the camp, by the staff. >> amazing. first a little bit about your own personal history. >> i visited it once in the early nineties. i want to visit that day, talking about the next assignment. it's really a difficult place to work. they say put it away and go on fracture tours. it was shortlisted and selected towards the end. near the end of president clinton -- >> how long were you there? >> just over two years. >> the last year and a half, again very fortunate on timing to work with 2 presidents that support the family and events that occurred there. >> let's talk a little bit about the history of camp david. if the history begins with franklin roosevelt, why did fdr select that site? what did he like to do? i was uncalled camp david at that point in time. >> very good, very good,

, the glory of the navy, the courage of the navy, the calmness of the navy, the justice of the navy, the hearts of the navy, the navy of the armed forces of ukraine, because of the brutal war that was unleashed on the russians in ukraine, all the gymnasiums fell silent applause after performances and victories is no longer heard here. ukrainian gymnasts had to leave their homes and practice to save their lives, but for the sake of their family, the talented gymnast from mariupol, katya dyachenko, was unable to save herself. died as a result of the collapse of a house after being hit by russian shells. russian gymnasts are also taught to be silent. records and titles are more important to them than peace. however, we athletes of the world should not remain silent. i call on everyone to support the boycott of russian national and team athletes. support ukraine on the sports front. you can stop the silence. kills, share your videos and publications, publish them on social networks and with the hashtags of the company, with the support of the ministry of youth and sports of ukraine, in t

s navy has brought the navy week two second harvest of silicon valley, and we could not be more thrilled to have them here to serve our communities by helping provide access to healthy food. during navy week up to 100 outreach events are planned with corporate government education and diversity organizations throughout san jose maybe week is designed to teach people about the navy. the people who serve and how it contributes to our overall success as a country , so if you see a sailor out in san jose this week, give them a wave and thank them for their service. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. doing? political leaders from california, nevada , once again, stressing the need for urgent action due to the impacts of climate change. california senators, then feinstein and alex pdr attending this year's lake tahoe summit, which attracts tribal and political leaders from both states as well as federal officials. this is the 26th annual summit, and this year it's focusing on the impact of climate change on the tahoe basin now and in the future. climate change is impacting the tahoe basin. a

navy. this is critical. you can't have an empire in this period in world history and not have a powerful navy. you could argue that congress started laying the ground work for a u.s. empire in the 1880's when they started to rebuild their navy. this will be critical success. no powerful navy, no empire. and then real briefly as we all know, how is colonialism justified? with the civilizing mission. so the people that are colonized are supposedly what? lesser civilized. lower in the hierarchy. and then the racial hierarchy. and also some people were supposedly less fit to survive based on -- social governance. ok. so you are going to see all of those same justifications used here. so here is my first example of this colonial period. we'll start with hawaii. you haven't seen a map lately, it's still in the same spot. halfway between the pacific coast of north america and the pacific coast of asia. hawaii. native hawaiians were excellent farmers. ok. native hawaiians were excellent farmers. they were highly pro

navy week is designed to give people an opportunity to learn about the navy.the people who serve and how it contributes to our overall success as a country, so if you're in san jose, and you see a sailor wave at them and thank them for their service, mike thank him indeed. no doubt very interesting to see the navy out there in cities all across the country. where really there's not a huge military presence. alright lamonica. peter is live tonight in san jose lamonica. thank you. great advice there. lamonica hey, there, guys. welcome glad to have you in town here. too bad the weather is not conducive. it's pretty hard and even in the centers, a area temperatures are well above average, and you're probably noticing this as well. some smoke in the atmosphere. did you notice that brown tinge today? i always say it's not a good thing to see the air that you breathe the and that is all from smoke to the north of us about 400 miles away. from the sixth rivers complex lightning fire and because of that the bay area air quality district has issued a spare the air alert

navy s.e.a.l.s under investigation tonight. the new report alleging widespread use of performance-enhancing drugs among trainees, months after a s.e.a.l. candidate completed what's called hell week. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight, the navy's elite unit, the s.e.a.l.s, rocked by allegations that candidates trying to complete its infamous hell week are using performance-enhancing drugs. the investigation beginning after 24-year-old kyle mullen died just hours after finishing the grueling course last february. "the new york times" says in the course of the investigation, the navy "discovered syringes and performance-enhancing drugs in his car," and later "discovered about 40 candidates had either tested positive, or had admitted using steroids or other drugs in violation of navy regulations." mullen's autopsy concluded he died from bacterial pneumonia and did not have drugs in his system at the time of death. his mother regina mullen adamant that while he'd considered it, he did not use drugs. >> it could have been fr

navy so somebody is not telling truth lawrence and it is not us.e video. they are expected to defend the first amendment. right, what force, against foreign and domestic and they're abusing our sailors something has to be done about that and audience will be fired up about it. thank you so much for joining the program. >> thanks for having me. you have it still ahead after years without a trace, richard simmons breaking his silence as new documentary explores his mysterious disappearance from public eye. don't go anywhere. so after years of silence following a mysterious sphearns from public eye fitness icon richard simmons appears to have reemerged rep telling new york post this week that simmons is, quote, happy healthy and living the leaf he's chosen to live. to update come on heels of a new tmz documentary that explores simmons life and bizarre withdrawal from the spotlight. join manager mow to discuss entertainment reporter and host of the lauren interview podcast lauren thank you so much for joining me in studio so i want to go straight to th

today's event included a flyover of navy f-18 jets. what a site the hornet is a decommissioned aircraft carrier. that's now a floating museum. well just ahead a successful launch for spacex. ripped off the drone the intent of this mission is to better connect people around the world. and heading outside for a live. look it is a warm weekend and the mercury will keep rising abc 7 news meteorologist francisco coming up next with your accuweather forecast. and would you believe it's been a decade since the giants won it all in 2012 time to talk about those champs and trade agree with the 49ers are saying about their big play connection last night's preseason win over the packers. we'll see you in sports. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the pr

navy commander. sometimes, that officer might be selected for captain, as he or she is departing the camp. but it is a job for a commander. the senior marine is a captain. the ceo of the marine security company -- for the white house communication agency detail that is there, maybe a lieutenant colonel, typically, in the u.s. army. >> 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 just fascinating that you learned while you are researching to write the book? >> thank you. wonderful final question. on the day of change of command, we have a photo of my wife and two daughters, aged seven and four. and she hands me this journal. and the first page of the journal is the scrawled a note from the two girls are saying, if your daddy, please write stories about the presidents journals so their kids will write about it. it was humorous. i never would've thought of it. after every visit weekend or event,

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navy responding. and you'll see the images tonight. and the u.s. army now grounding its chinook helicopters. >>> first tonight, millions on alert from virginia, washington, d.c., up through pennsylvania, new york to maine. the potential at this hour for damaging winds after a young girl is electrocuted and a woman is killed by a tree all by the same system. senior meteorologist rob marciano standing by. >>> also, the state of emergency. the water emergency in jackson, mississippi. 160,000 people without any water at all. trevor ault in jackson. >>> also, the news coming in now, the u.s. army grounding the entire fleet of chinook heli helicopters. why they're so concerned tonight. >>> also this evening, the images, that u.s. navy ship confronti ing an iranian ship trying to steal an american drone. the standoff lasting hours. how this ends. martha raddatz with late reporting. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. and new images online this evening. the smoke rising from southern ukraine, as president zelensk

navy responding. the dramatic images. martha raddatz standing by on both developments. >>> but we do begin tonight with the severe storms now moving through the northeast, on alert from washington, d.c. up through pennsylvania, new york up to maine. the system already deadly in the midwest. tonight, the radar showing the system on the move, heavy rain, high winds for the nation's capital, new york to new england, after slamming the midwest. the images from lexington, kentucky, tonight. the same system bringing severe thunderstorms there. straight-line winds in richmond, michigan, damaging homes and businesses. and as i mentioned, it's been deadly. a toledo, ohio, woman killed by a falling tree. and a 14-year-old girl dying in monroe, michigan, when she touched downed power lines from this storm. we have the storms covered and the worsening water crisis in mississippi. let's track the storms first, senior meteorologist rob marciano takes us through the next several hours. rob? >> reporter: hi, david. this is obviously prov