he was a navy s.e.a.l.ing ongoing missions that demanded a serious apartment of physical strength. >> the one constant when we would deploy abroad, there's no gym. >> a natural problem solver, randy came up with a solution. >> i accidentally scooped up my jujitsu belt. came up with an idea to tie a knot and laep back and try to copy the motion of climbing the ladder. except to do it using my own body weight against gravity. it worked. i can also do curls, flies and i ended up starting to make them for guys in the squadron. >> after 14 years of service, randy enrolled in stanford business school and people on campus started noticing his unconventional workout. >> just about every coach would end up walking over saying all right, i got to know. tell me what this is. ten minutes later they'd be asking me to make them some. >> he realized it might have the potential to become a lucrative business. he was will to make a bet on it. >> i think i had about $50,000 to my name. i spent that buying a 40-year-old sewin

a former navy s.e.a.l. is at the helm of this driving bland.opycats floded the market and randy faced battles he had never imagined possible. randy is the man behind trx, one of the most buzzed about brands in the fitness industry. his explosive success stems from a single concept, one strap, two handles, but the trx experience is anything but basic. trx's success didn't happen overnight. for over a decade, randy poured every last dime into building a pristine product and a standout brand experience and then just when trx started to take off, he was blind-sided. copycat and counterfeit products started to flood the ma marketplace. >> they multiplied like cockroaches. then you have to look at putting this genie back into the bottle. randy was serving in the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. >> the one constant was when we would deploy abroad, there was no gym. >> a natural problem solver randy came up with a solution. >> i had accidentally scooped up my jujitsu belt and came up with a crazy idea to tie a knot on the end, throw it over the door and try to cop

here now is david sears, retired navy s.e.a.l.nds like a thing from the future. the question is do we believe russia indeed has this, the ability to deploy this? >> i don't think they have the ability to deploy it right now. so it's always questionable what russia does have in terms of technology. they are very good at deception, that's just been part of their m.o. for years, going way back, and they are prone to exaggeration. it's also the timing of this is a little bit suspect, as we come to negotiating or pulling out of different nuclear nonproliferation treaties and things like that. always questionable. blake: the difference as we look at this graphic on the screen is a missile that would be fired goes from point a to point b, you know, precision to take it from one spot to the other but as you saw in that graphic there, the hypersonic missile can go up and down, side to side, all over the place and get to where it eventually wants to go, in theory. >> right. that's really the big difference. ballistic missiles, think of it l

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retired navy s.e.a.l. david is in our toyota green room.r >>> good morning everyone, silt is 8:25, i'm michelle griego. later today the east bridge center mall in san jose is holding a noon-years eve party from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., face painting and kid crafts and a dj. at noon the kids can enjoy their own balloon drop. bart will have expanded service tonight until 3:00 a.m. to help move large crowds to and from the midnight fireworks show on the san francisco water front. >>> church pastor craig gutil had a heart attack. celebration of life happens at 2:00 at the venture christian church on hicks road. we will have updates including our website at kpix.com. we have a trouble spot reported by chp, overheating vehicle, westbound 580, first reported as a car fire, looks like we are seeing smoke on the roadways. it is off to the shoulder, not blocking lanes. traffic is moving nicely out of the altamonte pass towards 680. we have an accident, eastbound 980, before 580, this is blocking the two right lanes, activity on scene, also. let's get

navy s.e.a.l. team deployed to iraq.commander in chief can declassify information, but the location would not be revealed while the unit is still deployed. >> it started when the president took a selfie with a navy lieutenant commander who said he was the chaplain for the s.e.a.l. team 5. after the president left iraqi air space, he tweeted a picture that included a member of the team. we are not showing it. such special operations information is almost always classified. revealing it violates security. >>> and day section of the partial government shutdown with no end in sight. the president digging in and vowing to keep the shutdown until he gets funding for the border wall. >> we want to have strong borders in the united states. the democrats don't want to let us have strong borders. only for one reason. you know why? because i want it. >> whatever it takes. we're going to have a wall. we'll have safety. we need safety for our country. >> the president has been demanding $5 billion for the border wall when asked if he

the former navy s.e.a.l. and former marine. together, we had this cumulative, amazing iq. i left the group, it would have gone down slightly. when the tough questions come, the right answers are back there. thank you guys for being here. thanks for being on the team. [ applause ] now -- >> what are the most prevalent myths about leadership? >> i want to start, the first myth is that we understand it. we study it, we have books on it, we categorize ourselves as leaders, but i went through a lifetime of trying to lead, trying to learn to lead as my co-authors did, and yet we never really thought we got it. so we went back to first principles with this book, "leaders," and we said all right, let's go back to first principles, figure it out. we started studying it and the conclusion we came to was a little upsetting. that leadership is not what we think it is, and it never has been. we have lived with this mythology about leadership. i grew up with a mother who loved mythology, so she read to me all the time. i have a little orange book that she got when she was 5 years old in

navy s.e.a.l. team deployed to iraq. the commander in chief can declassify information, but the location and identity of the operations unit would not be publicly revealed especially while the unit is deployed. >> it started with the selfie. when the president took the selfie with the chaplain. after the president left iraqi air space, he tweeted a video of the members of the s.e.a.l. team. we are not showing it to protect their cover. such special operations information is a violation of security. >>> we are entering day six of the portion government shutdown with no apparent end in sight. speaking to reporters and u.s. troops, the president vowing to continue the shutdown until he gets funding for his border wall. >> i don't know if you are aware of what is happening. we want to have strong borders. the democrats don't want to let us have strong borders. only for one reason. you know why? because i want it. >> whatever it takes. we're going to have a wall. we'll have safety. we need safety for our country. >> the presi

and a navy s.e.a.l. today when the president announced this on twitter, he confirmed just about the same time officials were gives us this news. this was something that the white house had expected, in part because there's so much criticism coming zinke's way. the officer of inspector general federal investigations -- how he has used his traveling with family members. lots of the ethical questions that have come up where he's denied in any wrongdoing. those who have liked what he has done in office, that's been about the fact he's been trying to protect federal lands, trying to expand exploration for oil and natural gas on federal lands. that kind of thing, but in terms of the help wanted sign, add another one to the north lawn, because now the president has to fill that vacancy. he says through his twitter, he will do so in the next week. we don't know who is on the short list, but that's a position that we are not surprised to see there's a vacancy. it was the kind of thing predicted, and certainly the

navy s.e.a.l. was charged with murder and shooting at civilians while serving in iraq. .e.a.l.s and member of an elite corps unit were charged in the murder of an army green beret in mali. >>> family and friends and fans around the world mourning the death of penny marshall. she shot to stardom earning three golden globe nominations for playing laverne in the classic sitcom "laverne & shirley" before going on to direct hits like "big" starring top hanks. ♪ [ applause ] marshall then found huge success with the women's baseball comedy "a league of their own." in an interview, marshall explained why she wanted to make that film. >> no girl wanted to write it. they don't like baseball. >> marshall grew up in the bronx. the sister of legendary producer and director garry marshall. a family spokesman says penny died in her hollywood hills home of complications from diabetes. she was 75. >> finish the sentence, schlemiel schlimazel -- >> that's all you -- >> hosenfeffer, inc. >> there's no way i would stick that ending. a disaster. >>> it's been revealed, george herbert walker

navy s.e.a.l., surprised me. >> admiral, thank you. coming up, walled off. as congress comes back to town, the president keeps up those attacks on democrats. what are the chances a door's going to open before the new year? spoiler, not great. that's next. at that's next. hey kurt, are you watching the best of geico ? i sure am, linda. they've been saving folks money for years. and now they're re-airing some of their all-time greatest hits. with classics like... hump day. caveman airport. and even... celebrating squirrels. this crudité is great, but those geico ads are even better. but that's not all. vote today and you can enter for a chance to appear in an upcoming geico commercial. just visit geico.com/bestof. oh, geico. so we improved everything. we used 50% fewer ingredients added one handed pumps and beat the top safety standards the new johnson's® choose gentle we've shown just how far love can go.e the love event, (grandma vo) over one hundred national parks protected. (mom vo) more than fifty thousand animals rescued. (old man vo) nearly two million

navy s.e.a.l. team was deployed to iraq after the president's secret trip and notes a report saying details of the troop were embargoed until the finishing of the remarks. the pool report went on to say trump paused to take a selfie with a u.s. navy lieutenant commander who said he was a chaplain for the s.e.a.l. team five. the chaplain said let's take a picture. after trump left iraqi air space the president posts a video showing him posing for pictures with service members that appear to be from s.e.a.l. team five. in your view, is this compromising operational security and how does this happen? >> well, it happens because donald trump says it happens. donald trump is compromised operational security of many missions. the thing is there are so many, it occurs almost weekly. when he compromised a covert operation that the israelis were carrying out in syria to their enemies, to the russians, the people who would be there helping assad thwart that operation. it is just mindless. representative joll

and so, you know, for us, most of the money went to security which was an ex- navy s.e.a.l., you knowsically to keep them -- keep them safe in these places. >> seth: and i want to ask about this, is a bit of a coincidence. you and your husband were married a day before in 2013. you were married a day before -- >> what is your date? >> seth: we're september 1st, 2013. >> okay. >> seth: 2013. you are? >> we're august 31st, 2013. >> seth: you're august. okay. >> yeah. >> seth: so there we are. so you were a day before? >> yep. >> seth: and i did not -- your husband got the date tattooed? your -- the date of your wedding? >> he did. >> seth: this bums me out. because i did not. [ laughter ] where did he get it tattooed? >> he got it tattooed right here. >> seth: okay. was there a reason he got it there? >> he got it -- yeah, he got it there. because about three weeks of seeing each other, he -- i had signed a card for him -- >> seth: wait, three weeks after meeting? >> well, yeah, of -- >> seth: of dating? >> of dating. >> seth: okay. so you're three weeks in, okay. >> yeah, we're three w

amount of attention paid by a lot of folks to perhaps the president reviewing the identity of a navy s.e.a.l on his visit. what more do we know about that? >> so the general rule is that anyone that's in the special forces or special operations community, you can't show their faces. we all know this because if you ever deploy with them, there are strict rules about putting their photographs out into public, especially when they were deployed. having said that, there are a lot of exceptions. you will recall we saw some of the faces of those guys that were in neejar when they were filming a documentary beforehand. it's not a firm and fast rule. the men were gathering around, trying to get their picture taken with him and he put that picture on a very public plat form. it was clear they were navy s.e.a.l.s and team five, which everybody knows is serving in iraq. which is generally a violation off the op-sec, operational security. that said he can declassify what he wants and it's not a firm and fast rule of never showing faces when they're deployed in a war zone. craig? >> hans nichols for us.

this past weekend emily took part in a 24-hour race to support veterans he honor of fall opinion navy s.e.a.ly killed while fighting isis back in 2016. former federal attorney and race car enthusiast emily joins us now with an incredible story. hey, emily. >> thank you for having me on to talk about it. first of all it was a blast but more importantly it was honor to race on behalf of the u.s. veterans court and how it worked is that this charity started by two paratroopers they have a newspaper different arm and one for example is building homes for wounded veterans. so this race are was raising money on the house of individual fallen soldiers and s.e.a.l.s.. >> we should point not like you were dropped behind a race car but you with own a muscle car. >> 72 mock one getting engine rebuild not like that but check out my package here. ♪ it is race day in georgia we're here at road atlanta for 24 hours of the race and my team is pus veterans. as you can see i'm a little nervous but i'm honored to be a part of something raising money to these special forces. let's get started. he's the founder o

. >> reporter: the 25-year-old apologized to the former navy s.e.a.l., who made a surprise cameo on "ed, causing many to think the worst after his instagram post on saturday, which read in part, i don't want to be on this earth anymore. i'm doing my best to stay here for you but i don't know how much longer i can last. >> you don't want to see somebody in that position, to the point where they're actually putting on a cry for help on social media. >> reporter: that cry for help prompted the nypd to conduct a wellness check, as words of encouragement poured in, including from his ex-fianfan-f ariana grande. while davidson did make a brief appearance -- >> once again, miley cyrus. >> reporter: he was a matter of concern for friends and confidants. >> everybody has a purpose in this world. but it's your job to find that purpose. >> reporter: crenshaw's full conversation is sed to air on knbc. we didn't get a statement from pete davidson or crenshaw. when i heard he made this phone call, it was not surprising. that's the kind of guy he is. >> congressman-elect crenshaw, as classy as funny

now, the man he once mocked, a republican congressman-elect and retired navy s.e.a.l., says he calledirlfriend ariana grande rush to his aid pete davidson finds himself with another unlikely ally, representative-elect dan crenshaw, a republican from texas who he famously lampooned on "snl" back in november. >> you may be surprised to hear he is a congressional candidate from texas and not a hit man in a porno movie. i'm sorry. i know he lost his eye in war or whatever. whatever. all right. >> reporter: crenshaw saying he reached out to davidson following the "snl" star's candid confession over the weekend, on instagram, that, i really don't want to be on this earth anymore. >> we don't go back very far. we're not good friends but i think he appreciated hearing from me and what i told him was this, everybody has a purpose in this world. god put you here for a reason, but it's your job to find that purpose. >> reporter: the two men had publicly reconciled on air a few weeks after davidson's initial joke prompted an outcry for an apology. >> and i'm sorry. >> thank you, pete. i appreciat