the aircraft was based at camp pendleton about 160 miles to the west. the osprey can take off and land vertically, but there have been questions about its safety record after numerous accidents over the past 30 years. >>> and now to the debate on gun control. last night the house passed a wide-ranging bill to toughen laws in the u.s. it would raise the age limit for buying a semiautomatic weapon from 18 to 21. it would also ban the sale of ammunition magazines of more than 15 rounds, and civilians would be prohibited from buying bump stocks. the measure, though, is likely to be rejected in the senate. >>> last night's vote came hours after gut-wrenching testimony on capitol hill. a fourth grader talked about surviving the mass shooting in uvalde, texas. skyler henry reports. >> reporter: 11-year-old miah cerrillo told house lawmakers he show survived the massacre in a robb elementary classroom. >> he shot my friend. i thought he was going to come back to me to the room. i grabbed the blood and put it all over me. >> reporter: miah's father was in tears

aviation mishap during a training mission and it involves the third marine aircraft wing based in camp pendleton and people who live nearby say they are saddened to hear about this. >> my nephew was in the navy. and even when he was out at deployment, you always feel like you are with them so i can't imagine what the families are going through. >> an investigation and equipment recovery efforts are now underway. >>> we are looking live outside over san jose with the sun up and sunshine and beaming and warm. how hot will it get? >>> it will warm up at least for the next hour or so and we do have fairly comfortable temperatures at 70 right now in san jose. it is already 80 in concord and 84 in vacaville but it is 65 in oakland and 62 in san francisco right now and santa rosa at 81. it is already a wide range of temperatures as we see this spread continuing to get wider going into later today as we hit the high temperatures. san francisco reaches the mid- 70s while you will see 90 here and 94 in concord and 87 in san jose. maybe even low 90s and the south county, but that is not the peak of the hea

. >> reporter: at camp pendleton, near san diego, about 9,000 marines become civilians every year.puty chief migdalia bulness brought six officers, all former marines, to recruit.ef migdalia bulness brought six officers all >> good afternoon, marines. these are every mother's son and daughter that put on the uniform of our country. these are not bad people. these are great people. these are american heroes. >> reporter: it's not always an easy sell. what are some of the biggest challenges for you in recruiting? >> just, the negativity that goes around it. ( protests ) >> reporter: since the national reckoning following george floyd's death in 2020, departments across the country are struggling to keep cops. according to a recent survey of 172 police departments, resignations are up by more than 40% since 2019, and retirements are up almost 25% during the same period. ( gunfire ) some worry that skills meant for battlefields won't be suitable for city streets. ( gunfire ) >> the first thing is, you know, are we making the law enforcement process too militant? and, no, we're not. the

the marines were based out of camp pendleton and that crash happened near the town of glamis. that's in imperial county about 150 miles east of san diego. the cause is still being investigated. the same type of aircraft crashed during a nato training exercise in norway in march, killing 4 marines. there. funeral services were held at the presidio for a long time. san franciscan and a world war, 2 veteran. >> and your point in san francisco on christmas day in 1918, his father design or designated at pebble beach golf course. the design at pebble beach golf course osgood flew more than 100 missions and b, 24 bombers during the war finish in his navy service as a navy lieutenant commander after the war, he was the founder of the san francisco human rights commission. he was involved in countless civic organizations and was the former head of the san francisco republican party, although he was considered a liberal republican, he was beloved by generations of prominent san franciscans and house speaker nancy pelosi talked so good during last month's memorial day ceremony at the pr

. >> reporter: at camp pendleton near san diego, about 9,000 9,00 marines become civilians every year so deputy chief migdalia bulness brought six officers all former marines to recruit. >> good afternoon, marines. these are great people, these are american heroes. >> reporter: it's not always an easy sell. what are some to have the biggest challenges for you in recruiting. >> the negativity that goes around it. >> reporter: since the national reckoning following george floyd's death in 2020, departments across the country are struggling to keep cops. according to a recent survey of 172 police departments, resignations run by more than 40% since 2019, and retirements are up almost 25% during the same period. some worry skills meant for battlefields won't be suitable for city streets. >> the first thing is, you know, are we making the law enforcement process too militant, and, no, we're not. they're individuals just like us and you.e process is wese have iss >> reporter: background checks, drug screens and aten sy on sitt 19 marinho applied. a process that usually takes several month n

until he finally worked up congress to create something called the pendleton civil service act.his supposedly reformed the spoiled system. you know what happens in washington when they perform anything. it gets worse. and so that they were foreman and take% of total federal employees away for the president. put in the hands of the civil viservice commission you would take a test however you place in that test is what job you're eligible to serve in. but the unseen ramification was now president had so many fewer jobs to personally give away, now they had to give groups of jobs. i believe in a strong defense and solid guys some raytheon and they got the call about the environmental protection. i believe in protecting the environment. so what pendleton really did giving way government job at a very small level into a very gigantic level. the government growth i talked about all the sudden it started to increase exponentially. meanwhile there's another swamp raising its ugly head. just like twitter and google. and teddylt roosevelt determined to do something about it you may not kn

so what pendleton really did was it moved giving away of government jobs on a very small level into a very gigantic level and that government growth i talked about all of a sudden it started to increase exponentially. meanwhile, there's another swamp raising its ugly head and that was a trust swamp and the trust swamp consisted of big business combinations. i mean very much like twitter and google and and these kinds of giants today facebook. and teddy roosevelt was determined to do something about this you all know that. but you may not know that one of his main reasons for wanting to do something about it was that he feared the media. he feared the yellow press would create such a firestorm not just against the big businesses, but against all businesses and he thought he believed this in his heart that he was protecting all business from this mob that would be raised to radicalism by the yellow press now. it's interesting. i like teddy in a lot of ways and i don't like him in a lot of ways you can't help but like some guy who is in a cushy government job assistant secretary the navy

. >> reporter: at camp pendleton near san diego, about 9,000 marines become civilians every year so deputy brought six officers, all former marines, to recruit. >> good afternoon, marines. >> these are every mother's son and daughter. these aren't bad people. these are american heroes. >> reporter: it's not always an easy sell. what are some of the biggest challenges for you in recruiting? >> the negativity that goes around it. >> reporter: since the national reckoning following george floyd's death in 2020, departments across the country are struggling to keep cops. according to a recent survey of 172 police departments, resignations are up by more than 40% since 2019, and retirements were up almost 25% during the same period. some worry that skills meant for battle fields won't be suitable for city streets. >> the first thing is, you know, are we making the law enforcement process too militant? no, we're not. they're individuals just like us, just like you. the process is we have issues. >> reporter: background checks, drug screens and a written test were given immediately on-site to the

. >> reporter: former corporal nguyen served from 2013 to 2018, last serving in camp pendleton, california. his fiance joy black described to cnn the last time she heard from him. >> he told me that he loved me very much and that he would be unavailable for two or three days. he really had this gnawing in his heart and burden to serve the people as much as he k i am very proud of him, and i want to see him back safely. >> reporter: one of their comrades in ukraine whose identity we are keeping hidden exclusively telling cnn they were captured repelling a russian armored assault. >> we suspect they were knocked out by the blast of the mine. >> reporter: a kremlin spokesperson told cnn we do not know anything about it when asked about the missing americans. the u.s. also confirming a third american went missing in ukraine in april. cnn has learned he is retired captain grady kerpoz, a 20-year veteran of the marine corps. a friend who served with him says he has cell phone data that he could be held in a russian city but does not have proof that he is alive. >> just to be humanitarian, there

in involved in osprey in the third marine aircraft wing base in camp pendleton.eople that live near the base are feeling for the crewmember families. >> unless he lived in the navy, and even when he was out of deployment, you always feel like you are with them. i can imagine with those families are going through right now. >> at this time, the military will only confirm there were five marines on board. there's still no word about how it happened. >>> president biden taking over late night and taking the spotlight. he made an appearance on jimmy kimmel live and the audience gave him a welcome. this is the first live in studio appearance since taking office, he faced tough questions including why he is yet to take sleeping executive action on gun control. >> can we issue an executive order, trump passed them out like halloween candy? >> issued within the power of the presidency to be able to deal with everything having to do with guns and gun ownership whether or not you have to have a waiting -- all the things within my power, but what i don't want to do and i'm

last serving in camp pendleton california.o cnn the last time she heard from him. >> he told me he loved me very much and he would be unavailable for two to three days. he had a gnawing at his heart and a big burden on him to go and serve the people however he can. and just -- i know it's not a great situation, but i'm very proud of him. and i just want to see him back safely. >> reporter: one of their comrades in ukraine, whose identity we are keeping hidden, exclusively telling cnn's sam kylie, drueke and huynh were captured rappel -- repelling an assault. a kremlin spokesperson told cnn, we do not know anything about it, when asked about the missing americans. the u.s. also confirming a third american went missing in ukraine in april. cnn has learned he is retired captain grady kurpasi, a 20-year veteran of the marine corp. a friend who served with him for years says he has cell phone data that shows he could be being held in the russian-controlled city of kherson but acknowledges they do not have proof that he's alive. >>

all 5 marines were based at camp pendleton. the navy says they are now conducting a safety pause after recent crashes in order to review risk management practices and to conduct training the los angeles dodgers who are here in the bay area playing a series against the giants tweeted today, quote, the la dodgers are saddened to hear about the passing of steve sax son john and the marines who lost their lives in this week's tragic accident. our thoughts and condolences go out to their families and friends. a new york based foundation is trying to make amends. >> for its role in the tuskegee syphilis experiment that started in the 1930's, the milbank memorial fund covered funeral services for deceased man of the study in exchange for consent to let doctors perform autopsies on the bodies labeled with, quote, bad blood. the foundation's president is now apologizing saying there's no way, no easy way to explain or justify its role in the deceit that to this day makes many people of color suspicious of government, health care. there

former marine corporal huynh served in the marine corps from 2014 to 2018, last serving in camp pendletonfiancee joy black described to cnn the last time she heard from him. >> he told me he loved me very much and that he would be unavailable for two to three days. he really had this gnawing at his heart and a big burden on him to go and serve the people however he can. and just i know it's not a great situation, but i'm still very proud of him, and i just want to see him back safety one of their comrades in ukraine whose identity we are keeping hidden exclusively telling cnn's sam kiley drueke and huynh were captured propelling a russian assault. >> we suspect they were knocked out by the tanks shooting at them or the blast of the mine. >> a kremlin spokesperson told cnn we do not know anything about it when asked about the missing americans. the u.s. also confirming a third american went missing in ukraine in april. cnn has learned he is retired captain grady kurpasi, a 20-year veteran of the marine corps. a friend who served with kurpasi for years says he has cell phone data that shows

all 5 marines were based at camp pendleton. the navy says they are conducting a safety pause after recent crashes in order to review risk management practices and to conduct training. now the la dodgers who are here in the bay area tweeted this out today. the dodgers are saddened to hear about the passing of steve son john and the marines who lost their lives in this week's tragic accident. steve used to play for the dodgers. the team says their thoughts and condolences go out to their families and friends. all right. we're going to take a look now at our 4 zone forecast. here's a live look at. the exploratorium is along the embarcadero. >> we still thing is we've been trying to i googled i was like, what is it supposed to be? says it's supposed to be an adam wright or if anyone knows police, texas ercot. that's a lie. it's like a dome of some sort. i don't know. all i know is my country as the powerhouse of the recent what we got for >> that's my let let's take a look at your weather forecast because we are tracking a lot of c

the marines were based out of camp pendleton. the crash happened near the town of glamis 150 miles east of san diego. the cause is under investigation the same type of aircraft did crash during a nato training exercise in norway back in march, killing 4 u.s. marines. still ahead, we continue our coverage of pride month. we'll show you the history behind the symbolic pink triangle at 3.45. today. and the saying goes that milk may do a body good. but new research shows that might not be the case for that might not be the case for men. we explain right after and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. study published i

they were based at camp pendleton with marine aircraft group. 39, contrary to early reports, officials cause is under investigation, but the osprey has a long history of controversy and crashes. the subject of multiple investigative news pieces over the years in a testing period between 1991 2000 sprees crashed 4 times in non combat operations causing 30 fatalities. and 60 minutes reported ever since its initial test flights like this one in 1991. >> the osprey has been in trouble. >> guys, i talked to this live here ptaying like it very much. they say is plies. well, and they have fixed a lot of problems, but it does have a high accident rate compared to other cargo aircraft. 3 times higher, according to aviation expert rich martin del. >> the marines, navy and air force flight toss priest to transport troops, equipment and supplies. >> and 47 is the time right now. want to turn our attention to the weather? yes, because going to be so hot. that's the thing we've got the next 3 days to be on the look out for. if you haven't heard already, we're going to have this short little heat spi

this is the robe of associate justice philip pendleton barber. it is in terrible shape as you can see from the one picture. i think the museum, they got out of the box with this in. they were afraid even touch it, it would literally just fall apart. this rome's construction, if it could be taken out and looked at, might be very close to marshals rogue. he wore in the core in 1836. there is some research potential if you want to research the marshall role morton trying to figure these things out. finally we get to the 1840s with photography. their cornrows become known to everybody. you can actually document the rubs little bit better. we actually acquired a robe we thought with just the stories we're about ten years ago, from a descendant of his. we got it and we really looked at all these images we found out that it probably wasn't. it was an academic robe probably something he wore when he was teaching at harvard. he was a law professor at harvard. unfortunately, but now we know more with these robes look like in how they change overtime. of co

the marines are based out of camp pendleton and they went down near the town of glamis in imperial county east of san diego. they're still investigating the cause. that same type of aircraft crashed during a nato training exercise in norway in march, killing 4 u.s. marines. it's why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. when you help heal your

marines from camp pendleton have been killed and one is still missing after a military aircraft crashes in the southern california desert. it happened near the town of glamis about 100 miles east of san diego. officials say the aircraft was an m b 2 to spray, which can take off like a helicopter and land or rather fly like a plane. it belonged to the 3rd marine aircraft wing. it's still unclear what caused aircraft to go down. and we're learning more from san jose police about a home invasion caught on video. police believe the same group is responsible for 2 separate home invasions in the same neighborhood. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon reports with the latest on this investigation. >> there these coming but the has been a gun. >> killed her husband at gunpoint. >> these folks were home their home was invaded burglarized. in fact, it was one of 2 home invasions that took place back on may 31st in san jose. the first happened at around 02:00pm at a home of the 600 block of north capitol avenue. san jose police investigators say as many as 6 home invaders stole personal property, including

the marines were based at camp pendleton. in a statement, the commanding officers said their primary mission now is taking care of the family members of the fallen marines. well barry weather of course we've been advertising today has been the hottest day of the week and that forecast remains right on track, so we still have some hot temperatures inland for tomorrow. but are cooling trend begins in your saturday forecast top row here showing you the highest from this afternoon. very hot, so some areas up above 100 degrees. everybody has a down arrow is you can't see but still some low to mid nineties out there. santa rosa 93 conquered. tomorrow could be 94 degrees. some improvement. if you're not a fan of the heat, the cooling begins. in your saturday forecast, but still hot inland, the big time cooling that's going to move in on sunday with partly cloudy skies and some gusty winds, no triple digits, no nineties, probably no eighties, just some sixties and seventies. and that will be for the second half of the weekend. here's

the aircraft was based at camp pendleton.the osprey is a twin engine till to ride till toronto aircraft that can take off and land like a helicopter flies turboprop aircraft. they said the identities rather than the pipe marine two were killed have not been released pending notification of next of kin. we're going to find out more about the person arrested in connection with an arson at a church in downtown san jose. the fire broke out around 2 30 yesterday afternoon at st paul's united methodist church on south 10th street near san jose state. while no one was hurt. firefighters say the fire started at the back of the church and then smoke and flames moved through the rest of the building. i do know that there was heavy fire inside by the altar area, significant smoke and heat damage so the church will not be operable for parishioners to go and see. so it'll be some time before services can resume for the church. we have a song we use, which is the church is not a building and i think that's essential to our faith community

they were based at camp pendleton with marine aircraft group. 39, contrary to early reports, officialsying nuclear material. the cause is under investigation, but the osprey has a long history of controversy and crashes. the subject of multiple investigative news pieces over the years in a testing period between 1991 2000 sprees crashed 4 times in non combat operations causing 30 fatalities. and 60 minutes reported ever since its initial test flights like this one in 1991, the osprey has been in trouble. >> guys, i talked to this live here playing like it very much. they say is plies. well, and they have fixed a lot of problems, but it does have a high accident rate compared to other cargo aircraft. 3 times higher, according to aviation expert rich martin del. >> the marines, navy and air force flight toss priest to transport troops, equipment and supplies. >> also in the headlines this morning for your health, moderna says its new experimental covid vaccine boosts protection against the omicron variant. >> the vaccine combines moderna's original shock with one designed specifically to

they were based at camp pendleton with marine aircraft group. 39, contrary to early reports, officialslear material. the cause is under investigation, but the osprey has a long history of controversy and crashes. the subject of multiple investigative news pieces over the years in a testing period between 1991 2000 sprees crashed 4 times in non combat operations causing 30 fatalities. and 60 minutes reported ever since its initial test flights like this one in 1991, the osprey has been in trouble. >> guys, i talked to likit ver much. they say is plies. well, and they have fixed a lot of problems, but it does have a high accident rate compared to other cargo aircraft. 3 times higher, according to aviation expert rich martin del. >> the marines, navy and air force flight toss priest to transport troops, equipment and supplies. >> it's 7.52 and the baby formula is on the way. as far as the shortage goes. want to give you an update on what's happening with the abbott facility in michigan. this was the one that they had to close down because an infant formula recall happened yet. now it's ba

what pendleton did was it gave way government jobs to a gigantic level and that government grow by talkabout starts to increase exponentially. meanwhile there's another swamp raising its head and that was the trust swampsi and that consisted of big business combinations very much like twitter and google and these giant today, they split. teddy roosevelt was determined to do something about that. you all know that they you may not know one of its main reasons for wanting to do something about it was he feared the media. he feared the yellow press would create such a firestorm not just against big business is. i'll businesses and he thought he was protecting all dismissed from this that would create radicalism by the yellow press. it's interestings i like teddy n a lot of ways and i don't like him in a lot of ways. you can't help but like some guy who's in the cushy government job assistant secretary of the navy and the war breaks out and he resigns and goes to raise a violent terry cavalry that wants to be in combat and not only does he do that by the fight to not only does the fight but

and and the spoils party out of that out of that assassination shortly after the pendleton act is signed and civil service reform begins to take shape. perhaps one of the most potent examples of reconciliation being being spawned by by a presidential death and funeral is ulysses s grants. because grant had died 20 years after the civil war. so a generation after the civil war when the country is still greatly divided north and south. but grant was really perhaps the one individual. that was beloved north and south of the mason-dixon line and dying a generation after the civil war. the nation was really ready for. reconciliation so he was really the perfect man at almost the perfect time to really bring about some of that reconciliation. during his funeral. there's there's confederate marchers who march with predominantly union, but also confederate marchers. there's two former confederate generals who were paul at his funeral. and his tomb which comes 12 years later in 1897 really becomes a place. where all sections of society come to mourn and pay respects at the same location again, th

the marines were based out of camp pendleton. the crash happened near the town of gland.his in imperial county, about 150 miles east of san diego. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the same type of aircraft, though crash during a nato training exercise in norway back in march, killing 4 u.s. marines that time back here at home. rare funeral services were held today at the presidio. >> for a long time, san franciscan and world war, 2 veteran. edgar was good was born in san francisco on christmas day in 1918. his father designed the pebble beach golf course. osgood flew more than 100 missions in b 24 bombers during world war. 2 finishing his navy service as a lieutenant commander after the war. it was the founder of the san francisco human rights commission. he was involved in countless civic organizations and was the former head of the san francisco republican party, although he was considered a liberal republican, he was beloved by generations of prominent san franciscans. house speaker nancy pelosi talked about as good during last month's memorial day ceremo

had dia pendleton was killed in a park by a school. my brother was killed at a church while eating ready for a band were her soul. these deaths were not caused by people doing anything wrong. i am speaking for the places who are left out of the conversation of gun violence. the places where poverty rates were already high. communities where school systems are under funded and penitentiaries are overfilled. anti-violence programs are underfunded. places where all lives matter but brown lives are taken on a daily basis. this pandemic did nothing but ripoff the streets of broken promises of impoverished communities across the nations. the injustices we see on the daily, the cries of the nations children are being here across the world. your job is to represent and serve all the children who call this nation home. but you serve those who line the pockets of your campaign. now for us as a community, do not go back to your communities and relax. people are dying every day. it is our job to hold these leaders accountable. gun violence is one

times, citing a federal source, four people died when the mv-22b osprey based at san diego's camp pendleton went down. military officials say early reports of nuclear material onboard the aircraft were false. the $73 million osprey is a toltrotor aircraft that can takeoff and land like a helicopter but can also fly long range like a plane it's mainly used by the marines to transport troops and equipment but it has a troubled history over the two decades it's been in use just three months ago, four marines died when an osprey went down in norway during a nato training exercise in extreme weather conditions the marine corps has stood behind the aircraft calling it safe and effective yesterday's crash comes five days after a navy pilot was killed when his fighter jet crashed here in southern california's mojave desert >>> turning to the weather, al has a lot on his plate the image behind you, where is it ohio >> yes, this is tip city, ohio, outside of dayton. we're talking about a grocery store, distribution center you can see the damage this possible twister caused. tipping over tractor trail

all five were based out of camp pendleton in san diego.esert 150 miles west of san diego. a chicago police confirming a domestic dispute at the home of chicago's state attorney kim foxx. police say foxx's husband called the cops after she allegedly slapped him over quote something posted on facebook. foxx denies ever slapping her husband. no arrests have been made in the alleged assault. a tiktok trend is going viral which supposedly healthier ways to drink a soda. the drink called healthy coke on tiktok combines just two ingredients, ball sal mic vinegar and water. marching the dark brown color of coca-cola classic. naturally it's time for a "fox & friends" taste test. >> looks like jirng rail. will: smells like basal mic sin garr. many. lawrence: i can't taste the vinegar. >> i can't touch my nose without smelling the vinegar. rachel: don't believe everything on tiktok not good. lawrence: take the apple cider vinegar. rachel: this is ba bass sal mic. will: tipping our hats to the 154 belmont stakes which starts today. lawrence: fans spor