they will go back out into the persian gulf waters.ernational waters by another u.s. navy ship that will pick them up as quickly as possible. the u.s. navy now extremely anxious to talk to all ten sailors, of course, and find out exactly what happened. so, they will not continue their planned trip to bahrain. they will be picked up by the u.s. navy in international waters in the early daylight hours, according to the current plan. now, a u.s. official told me they are still trying to put together all the pieces, but they think at this point this notion that both ships lost communication and the u.s. couldn't find them may well be because the iranians took the communication and did not inform the u.s. immediately that they had these u.s. military personnel. this official telling me we consider that pretty hostile, not very happy about that. the u.s. launched aircraft and ships to look for them when they couldn't maintain -- when they had no communication with them, but still, apparently, it was some minutes or some time before the irani

north carolina veterans council commander patricia harris served in the persian gulf war. it was a turning point for women. >> we were the first women the saudi arabian saw driving and commanding troops. that is what i did. reporter: the governor announced $100,000 will be used for an exhibit about the war. originally seed money for a large memorial. they are just now being used. and we know one of the things included is honoring those who lost their lives. ose but is otherwise ok. these are the faces of the newest powerball jackpot winners . earlier this afternoon they walked into lottery headquarters in nashville hoping their golden ticket was for real. now it is official. they hold a hefty slice of that $1.6 billion jackpot. they cannot remain anonymous. anna: wonder who they are. can you imagine the woman where her son printer? heather: changes to the menu at kfc. anna: and the departure from the company's roots. heather: firefighters going see how they did it. here is a look at what is coming up at 6:00. tisha: new details and a pizza party. what frank perry is tellin

had been established to supply the soviet union from the persian gulf. and so he barely managed to ascend the throne. the monarchy, you know, was touch and go whether the monarchy would survive. and he was only 21 years old at the time. the first american president that he met was franklin roosevelt, you know, so it's an incredible life story. and he becomes i think a major political figure of the 20th century, i mean, somebody who played a role in world affairs throughout the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, until his death in 1981. >> you begin your book by talking about the second world war and the dawn of the cold war and how the allied powers had been occupying russia in the north and great britain in the south. can you talk a little bit about the context, the world war ii and early cold war context of iran during that period of time, what was happening? >> sure. well, iran was the first battleground of the cold war, i mean, the first issue that was on the agenda of the united nations security council after it was established was iran. the soviet union unde

we see the aggression in iran's persian gulf.do you think the president is going to say about this tonight? >> he should be focusing on national security. this is the primary issue. it's what we hear first and foremost. when you look at not on what happened in istanbul. look what happened here last week. you have philadelphia, you have the arrest that took place in california and texas. people are very concerned about the national security issues. the president should hit his first and should say we are at war. we have an enemy. it's radical islamic extremism. he should call them out, name the enemy and deliver the message. we are going to hunt you down and destroy you, and your networks. then in the middle of this, people hear about the gitmo detainees being released and they are saying wait a minute. these are people who do not wish us well. they want to do harm to us. why are you releasing them? it elevates the discussion around the hotpots and the insecurities and the uncertainty that exists, whether it's iran or iraq. and by

he commemorated the 25th anniversary of the persian gulf war in a ceremony downtown in raleigh. gloria rodriguez is live at the museum of history with details. >> the main goal here is to educate people about the persian gulf war. they were passing out these flyers and other brochures with other information, now the state is going further to make sure this conflict is not forgotten. carolinian served during that war, like sergeant john miller. he says it is important to the start of the persian gulf war. >> to remember how it started and even how it happened quickly and fast, some soldiers and airport personnel were injured and died. and the sacrifices not forgotten even 25 years later. >> it was announced that $100,000 will be used as a traveling exhibit about the war. this museum will be building that exhibit. right now they are still in the we will learn about that exhibit in coming weeks. gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. >> time is running out. >> we are going to tell you about the deadline that could have you racing to the computer. powerball tickets. >> here's >>

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this started about five hours ago near farcesy island in the middle of the persian gulf. two navy vessels had been traveling in the gulf when one of those boats had mechanical issues. those officials say that the boats inadvertently drifted into the waters that are controlled by iran and the coast guard there responded taking all ten sailors into custody. >> it would have been about dusk in the persian gulf, and it would be very easy for two crew, if they're trying to repair a boat in open waters, to inadvertently drift while they're doing those

caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: iran detains 10 american sailors in the persian gulf and seizes two u.s. navy patrol boats. also tonight, the president on the state of the union, and our new poll on the state of the race to succeed him. >> for many months they basically ignored us. well, guess what? they're not ignoring us right now. that's for sure. >> pelley: a clean water emergency, deliveries needed door to door, not in the third world but in the heart of america. and why michelle obama invited this young boy to be her special guest at the capitol tonight. >> people often say, "you're doing a great job raising him," and i say, "he's raising me, too." captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from washington. >> pelley: this is our western edition. president obama interrupted preparations for tonight's state of the union address to deal with a breaking development in the persian gulf. iran seized two small u.s. navy boats and took 10 crew members into custody. cbs news national security correspondent david

nine men and one woman being held in the persian gulf.asia shanghai composite pulled back despite news on china. nikkei up and hang accepting and kospi all gained more than 1%. >> lauren: rest of asia ignoring chinese declines this morning. you can see the ftse and dax futures gaining 131 points right now. >> nicole: we are seeing dow futures up 122, just gaining slightly over the last few minutes. nasdaq futures up about 37 right now. >> lauren: did you see oil prices, they hit $29. >> nicole: now, let's take a look at the latest in the world of sports. for the first time in 21 years los angeles is going to have a national football league team. nfl owners voted last night to allow st. louis rams to move just outside los angeles. the oakland raiders will be able to move to la if san diego doesn't want to. the chargers raiders wanted to share a stadium in carson, california and the rams wanted to move to a nearby inglewood stadium. for the fourth time this season a top-college ranked team, kansas with season high 22 turnovers, shot 42% of

a high stakes situation in the persian gulf. iranian forces are holding 10 u.s. navy sailors. the pentagon says the trouble started off the farsi islands in the persian gulf when two small navy vessels had mechanical problems and drifted into iranian waters. iran accused them of trespass. u.s. officials say the sailors will be freed. >>> in less than an hour, president obama will deliver his final state of the union. he wants to begin the final year optimistic. it comes as a new poll shows americans are divided on the president's record. 46% approve, 47% disapprove of his job performance. the president gave some clues to what he will tackle tonight in a preview posted to facebook. in it he says, quote, he is leaving it all on the field meaning he doesn't plan on ending his tenure quietly. he says there's a lot of work still to be done and that he can't do it alone. >> i'm going to talk a little bit about why it's so important for you to be involved and why it's so important that every american is paying attention because we've got some big choices ahead and i'm confident that

the pentagon says it briefly lost contact with two small navy craft in the persian gulf today. officials say the americans were on a training mission when a boat experienced mechanical difficulty and drifted into iranian-claimed waters and were seized by iranian coast guard. pentagon spokesman peter cook says the boats were moving between kuwait and bahrain when the us lost contact. our newsroom is working our military sources right now to see what we can find out about the situation. meteorologist deitra tate tonight: stray showers before 10pm...maybe a flurry or two for the northern neck. otherwise, cold! lows fall into the upper 20s. wind: nw 10- 20mph wednesday: cold with sunshine. highs only in wnw 10-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny. very cold am (20s), but warms into the low 50s by the afternoon. wind: sw 10-15mph. a strong cold front will cross our area tonight. as it moves by, it could create isolated showers...but even a flurry or two for areas around the northern neck. otherwise, very cold air will filter into our area tonight. lows will fall below freezing, and it'll b

which is smack dab in the middle of the persian gulf. responded immediately, seized the two boats and took, according to u.s. officials, took the ten sailors into custody. it was shortly after, we're told, that secretary of state john kerry got on the phone to his counterparts there in tehran and convinced, apparently, the iranian government that this was all a mistake, unintentional, that the sailors never had any intention to enter or violate iranian territorial waters and that the iranians agreed and would soon release the two boats and the ten sailors back in international waters within the next couple of hours. but it's been about four, four and a half hours now since the incident occurred. but according to officials, john kerry's phone call apparently drove the point home to tehran and those sailors will be released. so far, there's no indication that there were any injuries involved in the incident and this should be resolved within the next couple of hours. but you can imagine the consternation with all the politics and diplomacy

most of the dye was used in persian rugs came from germany. germany had this incredible network of agents all over iran. the german military intelligence had a network of agents, ss had a network of agents very close. in fact, in the book, you will see that the first picture in the little photo session was an autographed photo of adolf hitler enscribed to this friend the shaw. -- inscribed. >> this was such a big deal that the british and soviets at the fall of 1941, at a time when the german armies were closing in on moscow, the germans in african were closing in on the canal and they took time out to invade d occupy iran. and during the war and before the war they were sending agents in and out. they had a long age aircraft flying out of crimea and dropping supply and troop drops during the entire wars. extremely long planes. j2-90s if you are an aircraft buff. i know there is at least one in the room. there was this large jump of throwing agents into the iran that was the source of the name operation long jump. so inside tehran, you have a

iranian authorities said they held the crew and their boats at an iranian base of persian gulf. newsroom overnight -- following everything that's coming in on this. rico, waiting confirmation about the release from u-s authorities. iran's revolutionary guard corps questioned the 10 sailors earlier this morning for several hours about their motives and actions. the iranians have demanded an apology from u-s officials. we want to show you a brand new picture of the sailors moments before their release. a foreign news agency photographer snapped this shot of the americans being held inside a room at a iranian base. according to u-s defense and their two navy boats were heading from kuwait to bahrain when the u-s lost contact with them. ships and aircraft attached to the locally based uss harry s truman carrier strike group searched the area for the crew. iran said the boats had illegally crossed into iranian waters near farsi island and were picked up. nine men and one woman are said to be involved. we have done stories with locally based riverine squadrons in the past. you're look

navy sailors from detention by iran in the persian gulf.n with chief foreign affairs correspondent, margaret warner. >> warner: the first look at what happened, came on iranian state tv: this video shows the moment tuesday that revolutionary guard troops boarded the two u.s. navy boats and detained their crews-- nine men and one woman. they were held overnight, on farsi island in the gulf, before an iranian admiral announced they'd been released. >> ( translated ): our final finding was that it has not been a hostile crossover meant for espionage or the like. they reached the area due to a malfunction of their navigation systems, acknowledging that they as being inadvertent and unintentional due to a breakdown of their systems. >> warner: in a separate statement, the revolutionary guard said the sailors had apologized. that claim set off a back and forth: first, a denial, from vice president joe biden on cbs "this morning:" >> there's nothing to apologize for. when you have a problem with the boat you apologize the boat had a problem? no, a

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> an unfolding crisis in the persian gulf this morning. members of the united states navy after their ship drifts into iran waters. >>> president obama gives his pfinal state of the union address, tossing out some traditions and throw ago few jabs. >>> and the nfl is returning to los angeles, more than 20 years after they skipped town for st. louis, the rams are coming back to the city they called home for decades and they could be joined in l.a. by another team. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> ten american sailors taken into custody by iran are still be held by iran this morning. their boat had been captured in the persian gulf yesterday. charlie d'agata with the latest. nine men and one woman were captured because they were snooping. the pentagon says the two small boats moving between kuwait and ba ran and drifted into iranian waters and were held on farsi island. the river boats like you see here do not carry sensitive equipment. the boats

♪ >> a chelo kabob wouldn't be complete without persian rice.d with saffron. the rice in this country is like nothing you've ever had. >> tony, first, you should take the butter and put it on your rice. bon appÉtit. >> bon appÉtit. >> it's good. >> it's really good, yeah. it was a hopeful time when i arrived in iran. a window had opened. there had been a slight loosening of restrictions since the election of president hassan rouhani, and there was optimism for a deal that could lead to an easing of crippling economic sanctions imposed because of iran's continued nuclear program. trade restrictions that have been very, very difficult for everyone. but there's a push happening between opposing factions in the government. on one hand iranians are the descendants of ancient persia, an empire of poetry, flowers, the highly influential culture that goes back thousands of years. but the ruling clerical and military class are at best ambivalent, at worst actively hostile to much of that tradition. severe religious-based restrictions of speech, dress, be

♪ >> so a chelo kabob wouldn't be complete without persian rice.with saffron, the rice in this country is like nothing you've ever had. >> tony, first you should take the butter and put it on your rice. bon appÉtit. >> bon appÉtit. >> it's good. >> it's really good, yeah. it was a hopeful time when i arrived in iran. a window had opened. there had been a slight loosening of restrictions since the election of president hassan rouhani, and there was optimism for a deal that could lead to an easing of crippling economic sanctions imposed because of iran's continued nuclear program. trade restrictions that have been very, very difficult for everyone. but there's a push happening between opposing factions in the government. on one hand iranians are the descendants of ancient persia, the empire of poetry, flowers, the highly influential culture that goes back thousands of years. but the ruling clerical and military class are at best ambivalent, at worst actively hostile to much of that tradition. severe religious-based restrictions of speech, dress, beha

iran seized the sailors drifted into iranian waters in the persian gulf yesterday afternoon. iranian authorities accused the sailors of trespassing and snooping. rico bush has been keeping an eye on the closely. rico, this moved very quickly. yea, katie. lex. the u-s military has confirmed that the sailors and their boats are back into u-s custody. according to u-s defense sailors are okay and

preparations for tonight's state of the union address to deal with a breaking development in the persian gulf. iran seized two small u.s. navy boats and took 10 crew members into custody. cbs news national security correspondent david martin is following the story at the pentagon. >> reporter: the two small boats were on route from kuwait to bahrain but ended up on iran's farsi island in the persian gulf. u.s. officials believe the boats and the 10 sailors aboard were picked up after they had suffered a mechanical breakdown and drifted into iranian territorial waters. officials do not know if shots were fired, but say iran's foreign minister has personally assured secretary of state kerry "the sailors will be allowed to it would seem a harmless incident, except that two weeks ago, iranian revolutionary guard ships fired off rockets within a mile of the american aircraft carrier "truman." the rockets were aimed the other way, but firing live munitions in the middle of crowded shipping lanes drew a strong protest from the u.s. >>scott, u.s. officials expect the sailors will be allowed to c

sailors held by iranian forces in the persian gulf. >> and we're anxiously waiting for an update on this one. the ten u.s. servicemen were on a training m msion in two small boats when one of the vessels became disabled. iran's revolutionary guard navy took them into custody for what the country's official news agency called snooping. officials say they were to be released at daylight iranian time, but at this hour the sailors and their boats are still in iranian hands. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz with more. >> reporter: the two small navy vessels with the sailors on board were transiting between kuwait and bahrain when an official says one of the boats experienced a mechanical problem, with both then possibly drifting into iranian territorial waters near farsi according to u.s. officials, the iranians have given assurances

aircraft carrier in the persian gulf at least a message, not trying to put the u.s. aircraft carrier in danger but a message. this one you might be able to take as well i don't have to mention the timing with the president giving his final state of the union address where he'll be likely to mention the iran nuclear deal, days away from implementation, meaning when those punishing economic sanctions on iran will be lifted in conjunction with that nuclear deal. timing of this, with the state of the union, with that nuclear deal, coming certainly dangerous and concerning timing. >> very, very strange timing, jim sciutto. let's go to the pentagon, where barbara starr has more on ten american sailors who have been detained by iran. what can you tell us? >> reporter: a senior defense official here at pentagon has just finished briefing reporters on this incident. what this official is telling us, it was a short time ago that two united states navy small craft were on their we from kuwait to bahrain in the persian gulf, and apparently, according to this official, indeed, it

they are holding ten taylors or farsi island in the middle of the persian gulf. they were on a training mission from kuwait to bahrain when they drifted into territorial waters. secretary of state john kerry officials. >>> we are following breaking news out of hialeah where a chopper 6 was over the scene. police took one man into custody. all of this after a chase that led police to the east side of hialeah to the front of the telemundo studios. we'll bring you updates on all these breaking stories with the nbc 6 news app. >>> on 6, party crasher. shelves topple over inside a popular store creating a dangerous domino effect. thi happened just after doors opened at a boca party city.

nine men, one woman, on farsi island in the persian gulf . the latest, they are to be released soon nic robertson is monitoring the situation from london. any time, nic, a handover is imminent? >> we are not getting any details of when it can happen. it's been a roller coaster t. rhetoric has changed. late yesterday, it was going to be a release. it was going to happen daylight. we are hours late for that. then the rhetoric with the daylight came the rhetoric that has been acting unprofessionally. these sailors have been provocative in their actions. they were being interrogated to see if they were on an intelligence gathering mission. now that message from there revolutionary guard, who controlled the sailors. they controlled that farsi island. they're the hard liners in iraq. now the message is that perhaps they will be released stoovenlt protesters going ahead. perhaps more importantly the revolutionary guard saying now they believe these sailors ended up in iranian waters, as they say, because of broken navigational equipment on their two

i mean, what is the regime likely to do next in the persian gulf? >> like i said before i think we are on this slow burn trajectory that want to turn up the flame. right now they're building the militant groups they would possibly need in the future. some of them are being dismantled your. >> what would turning up the flame look like? what does that mean? do they have an interest, and investment in actually getting the persian gulf and the region very hot right now, or do they just like throwing matches at the persian gulf? every once in while getting people upset and then walking it back. i want to ask all of you what you think is likely to happen next. again, not predicting date and event but what will the next few months, what will the next year will obama's presidency look like? >> i'll go first. for starters it is going to be throwing matches. and begin your to look at this also from a strategic level and from their messaging angles. a lot of these militant groups have been expressing support for the houthis in yemen. so right now for me a rhet

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> an unfolding crisis in the persian gulf this morning. iran's military is holding ten members of the united states navy after their ship drifts into iranian waters. >>> president obama gives his final state of the union address, tossing out some >>> and the nfl is returning to

reporter: there is plenty of information here about the persian gulf war like flyers and brochures. we learned estate is doing more the governor reads the names of 17 north carolinian service members who lost their lives during the persian gulf war. more than 75,000 north carolinians served during that war like the retired national guard first sergeant. he says it is important to remember the 25th anniversary of the start of the persian gulf war. >> to remember the war we are fighting now has roots in this one and remember how it started. even though it happened fast, some soldiers and personnel were injured and died. the sacrifices they in their families made are not forgotten 25 years later. reporter: the commemoration was at the north carolina museum of history. $100,000 will be used for a traveling exhibit about the war. the funds came from the kuwaiti government in 1992 and are just now being used. they are building the traveling exhibit. in's honoring those who lost their lives during the war. gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. chris: there will be rain through the even

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. >> at six, the >> pelley: iran detains 10 american sailors in the persian gulf and seizes two u.s. navy patrol boats. also tonight, the president on id the state of the union, and our new poll on the state of the race to succeed him. e >> for many months they basically ignored us. well, guess what? they're not ignoring us right now. that's for sure. >> pelley: a clean water emergency, deliveries needed door to door, not in the third world but in the heart of america. and why michelle obama invited this young boy to be her special guest at the capitol tonight. >> people often say, "you're doing a great job raising him," too." captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: president obama interrupted preparations for tonight's state of the union address to deal with a breaking development in the persian gulf. en iran seized two small u.s. navy nav boats and took 10 crew members into custody. cbs news national security correspondent david martin is y ep >> reporter: the two small boats were on route from kuwait to bahrain but ended up on iran'

both countries are trying to downplay what happened with the sailors in the persian gulf. there are two bigger things playing out between u.s. and iran right now that should be on your radar. iran is days away from complying with a deal to cut back on its nuclear program. >> when that happens, we are convinced it will make us and more safe and secure. >> the u.s. and other countries agreed to drop sanctions against iran once the nuclear program is curbed. >>> second thing happening with the iran, supreme court justices are hearing from families killed in for the terror attacks funded by iran. the issue is whether congress went to far when it passed a law giving families money from iranian assets held here in the u.s. >>> look at this surveillance video shot in largo. the victim was doing lawn maintenance. he puts a gas powered edger and leaf blower in the back before hopping in and driving off. the thief was thin 6'0" wearing a shirt with west coast chopper on the back. >>> here's a look at headlines in your 60 second scan. five people have detained in connection with yest

american naval ships routinely navigate the waters of the persian gulf near iranian territory. president barack obama has just delivered his last state of the union address. he talked about the economy, the terror issue and the hostility between democrats and republicans. >> combining an ambitious agenda with a sense of hope, obama will wasted no time going on the president obama: when you come after americans we come after you we have long memories. >> he used an empty chair next to the first lady to symbolize the people killed by guns. both sides cheered when he announced an initiative to beat cancer. he confessed that he feels he fails to bridge the partisan divide. one of his few regrets as president. meredith: florida governor rick scott gave his state of the state address. governor scott: we cannot let up. our tax-cut package will be a key element in making florida the first for jobs in the nation for years to come. have said they support the idea of cutting taxes by $1 billion. but whether cuts should be permanent or only for this year. jim: nearly five years after she w

the response of the shah and the united states, he was considered the best friend we had in the persian gulf in those days, the shah himself could not figure out how to respond to the uprising. he was going between wanting to use the iron fist and wanting to be beloved by his people and therefore unable to bring himself to have them shot down industry as a matter of policy. the united states's indecision was largely because of the complex any of the carter administration, the state onartment could not agree how to respond. at the state department wanted the shah to liberalize his , and there was also a want of crackdown. in any case, despite the ambivalence the uprising continued. let me just radio one short -- just read you one short excerpt of what i uprising -- what the lookedg look like -- like. this is about a demonstration that happened on the holiest day of the year, according to the shiite religion, this was 10 fastingo the month of and it is usually celebrate a by whppings of being -- oneself and expressions of extreme grief. this was a demonstration in 1978, the high point of

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> an unfolding crisis in the persian gulf this morning. iran's military is holding ten members of the united states navy after their ship drifts into iranian waters. >>> president obama gives his final state of the union address, tossing out some traditions and throwing a few jabs. >>> and the nfl is returning to los angeles. more than 20 years after they skipped town for st. louis, the rams are coming back to the city they called home for decades and another team. and climate change agreement, and america's resolve against terrorism. >> when you come after americans, we go after you and it may take time, but we have no limits. >> weijia jiang has more from washington. >> that's why i stand here as confident as i have ever been. that the state of our union is strong. >> reporter: in his seventh and final state of the union address, president obama aimed to set his legacy and focus on the future. >> the future we want, all of us want, opportunity and security for our families, all that is within our reach. >> reporter: the president spoke l