and i know they will probably want to see navy win. but, um, we won't see that friday. you know. but we appreciate them so much. >> they say nothing gold can stay right? keith? that's frost? but kevin to differ. he the winner will be announced the eighth. he won the gold and platinum glove awards in 2015. >>> finally, the world series is even at 1-1. the indians beat the cubs thanks to a couple of r.b.i. off the bat of the feel good story of the post season. kyle schwarber. jake arietta carried a no hitter into the 6th inning before the indians got into him night. should be a good update. kyle is not medically cleared to play the field. so he will be in pinch hit roles for now. >> wow, they need to tighten up the series. it seems lopsided. cleveland, then chicago. >> seems like a seven game series. >> i think it is going toiseach. it to seven tonight. >>> averter ran and his family are getting a new home. a veteran and his family. they have been working hard to get the lanceford who was wounded in iraq. home depot volunteers put in a brand new yard for him today. they are handing

you don't see navy and red traditional colors you're cruising kartd nal. that's what they're calling that shade of red. you'll see peoplelump and cooler and cleaner cuts in the like. it's a big deal when a company revamps uniforms. it's interesting. if you think of how you -- not you particularly but we in general dress when you go to the airport. we wear pajama pants. does this make us up our game to look nice again. >> maybe they'll lead by example they announced cheaper fares and on time. >> that happened as well yes. >> and you'll get full meals. >> yes. and lots of perks. >> now flying is glamorous again. we figured it all out. >> yes, we did. >> is it bet to shower at night or morning? >> what do you do. >> morning i have to wake up it's my wake-up. >> that's correct. we need creative kick or you need to unwind a little bit when a busy day ahead shower in you have trouble sleeping and if you need to destress. that's from harvard university by the way. >> plus i would have worst hair in world if i did not shower in morning, side note. tmi. by bye, laur

. >> i always get a thrill when i see navy ships. >> i always like seeing the sailors come into town and the marines. my grandpa was a marine. so it's always special. >> reporter: these marines trained for two and a half months to get to this point. the silent drill platoon. this rifle demonstration is to show the public what these men stand for. >> that the marine corps is still alive. the discipline is still there. the honor and the love of corp is there. >> just to see what's going on, it's great. a great feeling. >> reporter: the usmc first division band wowed crowds this morning. and the highlight of fleet week for most the airshow. the stars of the show the blue angels, of course. >> it really moves me because my father was a lieutenant in world war ii in the navy, and so that has brought a flood of memories back to me. >> something that i am not gonna ever forget and i am going to be forever thankful for the experience. >> reporter: if you missed the platoon you can catch it tomorrow morning at union square at 10:00 along with the band. the airshow runs from noon to 4 p.m. sat

. >> always get a thrill when i see navy ships. >> like seeing the sailors come into town. my grandpa was a marine. so it's always special. >> train for two and half months to get to this point. the silent drill platoon. this is to show the public what these men stand for. >> at this marine corps, is still alive. the discipline is still there. the honor and core is still there. >> just to see what's going on. what's out there. it's just great feeling. >> the u.s. embassy first marine division band wowed crowds this morning. and the highlight of fleet week for most? the air show. the stars of the show, the blue angels of course. >> it really moves me because my father was a lieutenant in a wwii in the navy. so that has brought a flood of memories back to me. >> something i'm not ever going ting for going ting for the. and i'll be thankful for this experience. >> if you missed the drill platoon or band, they will be performing tomorrow morning at 10:00 on union square. and if you would like the to catch -- to catch the air show, that runs until 3:00 and tour of the ships, las

[inaudible] we see navy russian and baltics closer to our military bases. all the ships are not just tourist cruisers. they are equipped with tomahawks , anti- ballistic systems, i don't know what else. it's next to our doorsteps and we don't know what can follow. if you remember there were a number of complaints. we were requested to fly with transponders. so far we haven't been able to engaged. the number increased by nato has dramatically increased. the number of intelligence has dramatically increased. we all in russia see concern and we are strong enough to protect ourselves, but it really needs additional effort. it is a difficult situation. >> my name is dimitri. i don't have an affiliation. my question is, two questions, one is about the bombing of hospitals in aleppo, if you could, on that what the stances and what's going on the other is about security in europe, do you see a good alternative from nato and if you would have started without nato how is you organize >> do not bomb hospitals. what we see on the streets are certainly pictures that are

pleased to see navy uniforms here in the audience. the focus of character-driven lead leadership and we see ourselves as do-tank and not a think-tank, because we want to know what we can accomplish and then we go out the do it. we do it in the areas of character driven leadership, humanitarian, and national and international security and local law and governance, but we do like a very good debate. so we have schedule ad seize of these, and we have done 20 of these over the key policy questions that the united states needs to address. two years ago, we did a debate about russia. and the question at this time was, is it time for containment? but given the discussion that we have had throughout the course of the presidential campaign about russia, it seems the more pertinent question is after the u.s. presidential election, is it time to reengage with russia? that is the topic of tonight's debate. before we move on, let me do a few more housekeeping items, and you can learn more about the mccain institute by going to the brand-new refurbi

pc the black sea with immigration not violating and we see your navy in the baltics closer to our military bases there. and not just the tourist cruises. pdf address that antiballistic missile systems, but will you remember there were a number of complaints that we were flying too close and even war requested to transform on their own. with the negotiations and may had it been able to engage? >> and that has increased dramatically. and with the number of intelligence aircraft flying with those exact numbers. so we are strong enough to protect ourselves but to that leads to additional efforts and brought to raise the chances of a difficult situation. >> i have to questions. and i don't have an affiliation. my question is the first is about the bombing of hospitals and the end there is the security in europe and to start with scratch from nato how lead to organize security in europe but. >> as the question suggests i cannot agree with that. we have well-defined targets with groups of terrorists. but you cannot bomb hospitals. will we see on the screens are pictures that are very painful to w

just take a gander at that and see our navy and air force and our army and what's happening to our nuclear capable and that said to other nations guess what, america is not here and we're down there. america is going to be going there. we can compete and comien is investing enormously in a military including deep water navy and russia is investing in military capabilities and so other nation as well that are expanding their military might, and am bigs. i happen to think that president's policies, this going out with a personal charm offense, and believes they all want the same thing and polar world is the way to go. who else besides us? if it's a multipolar military world, are the others russia and china? is that what we want to see? if i believe in having a american -- economy an american diplomacy, an american military so strong that no one in the world would ever think of testing us and that -- [applause] so is good republican i'm frowtd to say i'd like to return to principle of harry truman. i like to once -- once again say that we will be involved in the world. it is important to be i

when might we see a woman became a navy s.e.a.l.? >> i don't know and i don't think that's important right now the important thing is that it's opening the standards are the same and just as a sidenote s.e.a.l.s have been. neutral about this because they have had the same standards for years. 80% of men don't make it so it's not an easy thing to do but i don't know when one will go through and i don't know when one will make it but the important thing is if they have the qualifications and if they can make it through that training they can surf. >> switching subjects a little bit here, do you think is cyber pearl harbor, do you think united states is too dependent on information technology? >> i think that we have become too dependent on networks and cyber. i think we are taking a lot of steps down the right path. everything from layering defenses taking better care to protect their most critical assets to having a lot of redundant systems to even going back to teaching flags and lights at the academy and rotc again. we are teaching

we have done a taylor black or a rich navy and we are seeing a lot of navy right now.n't just have to be in your denim, it can be in your shoes, awesome fur faux vest and wearing natural tone necklacees, it is a beautiful way to off set entire look. >> is there anything, thank you very much, that that you have seen, and i know i'm throwing this to you last minute that you know heck no, from the fall look. >> to be honest, no, only because i generally when i see women it is in philly, main line all around us, if you are going for it, good for you, go for it, as long as you tiehl great about it or you feel uncomfortable if you push your comfort zone a little bit, nothing wrong is in fashion anymore. >> i love it. >> gorgeous. >> it is cool, every little parties difficult rent. >> i wanting to shopping. >> thank you. thank you, high five's, you always just, to it. >> my pleasure. >> seriously. i love this girl. >> she's always like do this, not that. >> yes. >> thank you. >> cool. >> she makes it simple. >> new ideas. >> nicely done. >> okay. so last night high friend mat

navy. follow me. here, we can see the entire galley. , there is side another serving line. depending on where you work, the lines would go act and forth. -- back and forth. a traditional meal includes starch, vegetable, meatloaf, chicken, things of that nature. on the other side, you may have the sliders. you would think that most go to that line. personal is your time. you are trying to get caught up on sleep or study. additionally, some sailors may have to get back to their watch likely. ickly. ip thatuld get a ch lets them get to the front of the line. there are not enough supplies for all of the meals in this space. and are stored in the third second floor aft. we do have a walk-in cooler. a.m., they will bring enough food for the next day up. turkey.cookers for we have ovens for both sides. there is a dichotomy of old versus new. these are stainless steel coppers. they allow large quantities of and theye, beef stew, cannot be burned. , in theory, a closed loop. we do lose some. it is reheated in the boilers. the steam is everywhere. these ships are no longer using stea

navy has a new stealth destroyer. hundreds gathered during fleet week to see it commissioned into service. doors in the navy for women and technologies. it's pretty cool to look at. it is heading to san diego for additional training and testing. >>> the firebomb of a gop headquarters is making headlines. we have the latest on the >>> on cbs north carolina, authorities at every level on the hunt this morning, looking for whomever firebombed a gop office we're live with the very latest. >>> china pushing its space program forward with a month- long mission. what two astronauts will be doing during their time in space. >>> a sigh in one county as people end mandatory evacuation. why they're not out of the woods. good morning, everyone. it's monday morning. thank you for being with us. i'm russ bowen. 6:00 a.m. >> i'm amy cutler, in for stefan chase. she has the day off. we'll get to those stories but first, we want to look at what is going on in the weather and alyssa has the morning off so we want to go to kristin. >>> good morning, amy and russ. good morning, everyone. we're off to a quiet s

. >> the family of a young navy see man is demanding answers after she suddenly died while at sea near japan. 23-year-old danyelle luckey recently enlisted as a way to travel the world, get an education and serve her country. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> we were just inseparable. >> she was my baby. i don't understand. it hurts. it hurts so bad. i just don't know what i am going to do without her. >> annette and darryl luckey are heartbroken. their daughter danyelle enlisted this the navy just five months ago. she passed boot camp with no problems and was on her first deployment aboard the uss ronald reagan when she suddenly died. the family was told she'd been sick for a few days and may have died of cardiac arrest. >> when my baby left here, she was standing tall and she was healthy. she comes back in a casket. >> the 23-year-old bay area woman's body was returned to the bay area thursday. one officer saluted luckey, who is considered a veteran. her family stood in silence, devastated. >> this really hurts and it's really sad to know we will never see her a

erika: you don't see this every day. the navy joining the fight against rest cancer for awareness month. a fighter jet now painted pink on the uss lexington in texas. the 1950's. the first plane ever to be painted pink and displayed on the ship. it will be there until the end of the month before it is restored to the original finish. reid: a teenager getting a new source of support in the form of a service dog. just tried that lost his left leg will take the shortcut along the train tracks. mike perretti heard his story, decided to donate the italian survivor celeste and cindy corcoran. luna will provide physical and emotional support. something trinidad is looking forward to. >> it's been a challenge. soon i will be like i used to be. and be back to where i used to be in my life and happy again. reid: trend that says he's grateful for what perretti is doing to help people get back in a good place. this manatee rescued off the cape on her way to a new home. where she's headed and when she might get back into the wild. kelly ayott

navy, was launched in 1943 and saw service through world war ii through the gulf war. we toured below deck to see where the crew lived and worked. >> welcome aboard the battleship wisconsin. we are here today in norfolk, virginia. we are going to go below to look at the navy life and how some sailors lived here and reacted during the gulf war. we will be joined by matt palmer, a veteran of the call for era. gulf war era. follow me. matt: i am matt palmer, a former crew member of battleship wisconsin. i serve the navy for 30 years. from 1980ioned aboard to i had the privilege of 1990. the navy.th my wife and i settled here in norfolk. now, i am a volunteer docent. i would like to welcome me to one of the hot heads of activity on a ship when deployed, the post office. day, snapchat, instant messenger, all of those things we are accustomed to -- they did not exist. your lifeline to everything back in the states came through the post office. it was exciting to have a mail call. a helicopter would drop off a cargo net. we would form the working party and have sailors standing next to each other and pa

it is so good to see the navy uniforms here in the audience. we focus on promoting character through leadership, and we fashion ourselves as a do tank more than a think tank. we promote character-thre driven leadership, human rights, international security, the rule of law, and government. but we do like to have a good debate. we have a series of these, i think over 20 now, on key foreign-policy questions that the united states needs to address. two years ago, we did a debate about russia and the question that that time was, is it time for containment? given the discussion that we have had throughout the course of our presidential campaign about russia, it seems like a more pertinent question now -- after the u.s. presidential election, is it time to reengage with russia? so that will be the topic of tonight's debate. before we move on, a few housekeeping items per you can learn more about the mccain institute i going to our brand-new refurbished website, www.mccaininstitute.org. you can even do that from your chair, because we do have wi-fi he

rubens heads to houston for debriefing up from space to the see, the navy's newest research vessel is madoff sally ride. the sally ride opened for public schools in san diego. it is owned by the navy it is operated by scrimms, 20 scientists can be on the sally ride at one time. >> 2 billion people depend on seafood as their primary protein, so of course we want to study fish. thema: the first research begins in early november. michelle obama dedicated the navy's newest submarines. the u.s.s. illinois is named for the first lady's home state. we go to the ceremony. >> officers and crew of the u.s.s. illinois. man our ship and bring her to life. reporter: and with that order the 132 crew members and officers of the u.s.s. illinois began active service for the navy's newest submarine built. >> we are proud of the role we played in designing and building this 13th ship of the virginia class. the newest most capable submarine. reporter: the 2.7 billion dollars submarine is needed to begin replacing submarines that served during the cold war. >> it is only an assembly of is the crew that br

we see your navy russian and baltics closer to our military basis. and tomahawks and antiballistic systems and i don't know what else. it's next to our doorstep. you remember there were a number of complaints that we are flying to each other too close. that we are even requested to fly with transponders on. we propose negotiations to have made american aircraft fly with transponders so so far we haven't been able to engage. and the number next to our border by nato has increased dramatically and the number of overflies by next to our borders, not in our territory, territorial space but the number of intelligence aircraft flying is not the exact numbers but it's traumatically increased. so we all in russia see it with concern. and we're strong enough to protect ourselves. but it leads to additional efforts to prepare for that and that is certainly raising the chances of dangers i would say of difficult situation. >> the question on this side, yes. >> i have two questions. the first one is about -- >> would you introduce yourself in english. >> i don't

navy has a new stealth destroyer. hundreds gathered during fleet week in baltimore to see it credited with opening doors for minorities and women in the navy. it's filled with cutting-edge technology and weaponry and heading to san diego for additional installation, training, and testing. >> he's capable of coming in cold. >>> ben affleck is a top box office draw. "the accountant" is a top draw. the thriller earned $25 million, fo with $12 million and crime drama "the girl on the train" a close third. . >> both look good. the time now is 4:58. >>> the fire bombing at a local gop headquarters is making national headlines. we're live in hillsboro with the latest on that investigation. >>> and here's a live look outside of the traffic this morning, not too bad at all, pretty clear as well. it's going to be a pretty nice day, definitely need in it and trying to find the damage z257sz zi0z >>> right now on cbs north carolina, a gop headquarters destroyed and the people behind it leave a message. >>> donald trump is taking his war of words to a new level as more e-mails are leaked by hackers. >>> and putting a price hurrica

navy life firsthand, right? technically... yes. but we spent all day together yesterday, and we'll have all day today. unless you're trying to get rid of me to go see a boy. mom! what... i know the navy frowns upon that, but you have my blessing. as long as you spill all the details later. i love you, mom. go back to sleep. well, at least tell his name. sure. everyone calls him elmer. is he at least an officer? (indistinct radio chatter in distance) morning, elmer. so, i hope you don't mind, but i had to tell mom about our love affair. i know. i'm the one who begged her to come on the tiger cruise. (sighs) but now what do i do with her?

when might we see a woman become a navy seal? sec. mabus: i don't know and i don't think that's the important thing. the important thing is that the standards are the same. haveside note, the seals been pretty neutral about this. they have had the same standards for years. 80% of men don't make it. it's not an easy thing to do. we will gow when through. i don't know when we will make it, but the important thing is that if they got the qualifications and can make it through that training, they conserve. cyberyou think that a pearl harbor is imminent? are we too dependent on information technology? could that be in achilles' heel for the united states? -- and achilles' heel for the achilles'tes -- an heel for the united states? sec. mabus: we are vulnerable they are. we are taking steps to protect that. everything from taking better care to protect our most critical assets to having a lot and, evennt systems going back, we are teaching flags and lights at the academy and in the rotc, teaching line of sight communication so that it can't

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joining the navy gave him a chance to see the ocean for the first time. >> i got a little queasy at first i gre >> i grew up in philadelphia in a tough neighborhood. and i was a little kid. so i had lots of trouble when i first went to school. >> he graduated from the naval academy in 1938 at the age of 23. >> >> were you aware of what an enormous navy the japanese had. >> no. we were very badly informed about them. we thought they were all short-sighted vision wise. you know, they couldn't see. and naturally they wouldn't have ships as good as ours, right? turned out to be real bad news. >> the bad news would be faced by five young americans in their tin cans. charles calhoun, steve, william herman and john would become warriors. >> the japanese surface navy is blowing allied ships out of the water every day. what was the morale like? >> it was good. i guess we didn't know my better. we were we were 20, 19, 18 years old. >> two months after pearl harbor . . >>> >>> in january of '42 america faced a war on two fronts. convoys were streams across the atlantic. and char and charles calhoun

joining the navy gave him a chance to see the ocean for the first time. >> i got a little queasy at first i gre >> i grew up in philadelphia in a tough neighborhood. and i was a little kid. so i had lots of trouble when i first went to school. >> he graduated from the naval academy in 1938 at the age of 23. >> >> were you aware of what an enormous navy the japanese had. >> no. we were very badly informed about them. we thought they were all short-sighted vision wise. you know, they couldn't see. and naturally they wouldn't have ships as good as ours, right? turned out to be real bad news. >> the bad news would be faced by five young americans in their tin cans. charles calhoun, steve, william herman and john would become warriors. >> the japanese surface navy is blowing allied ships out of the water every day. what was the morale like? >> it was good. i guess we didn't know my better. we were we were 20, 19, 18 years old. >> two months after pearl harbor the lexus rx, rx hybrid and rx f sport. this is the rx...elevated. get up to $5,000 customer cash on select 2016 models. see your lexus

navy saying this was protection strike >> sam: you can see everybody burning inside this home. firefighters trying to the flames down. it looks-- it looks like it grew and grew. we're trying to get information about the family inside the house. we'll let you know about that. >>> an 18 wheeler hit a a river there. >> an all out bidding war over a secret stash of music made by prince. a tribute concert for the >>> michael jackson's estate has earned $825 million.the cooler this morning than 24 hours ago. weir down to 69 degrees. those due points are sitting in that 30-degree range. winds at around ten mile answer hour out in the low 60s in some points but could end up in the upper 60s as time goes on. we're at 61 in mesa. you saw that temperature update right now. fountain hills 62. keep in mind we could drop another degree or as you get ready to step outside this morning. we're all clear though. we had clouds yesterday. yu can see clouds have really cleared. they've moved off well to the east producing rain over mexico. today we're waking up to clear conditions and we'll be keep

starr: are you seeing women yet try to apply to become part of your special operations forces, to become navy seals? sec. mabus: i think you will see that. ms. starr: but you're not yet. sec. mabus: the cycle is such that we haven't seen it yet, but that's not a surprise. it's a fairly long cycle. and i will say this about the seals. they've had the same standards for years. eighty percent of men don't make it. seals haven't been discombobulated at all about opening it up because the notion is, you meet the standards, you go through the same things we go through, we don't care. ms. starr: you've all seen secretary carter's effort on developing this force of the future. how much of that can really, at this point, carry over, in your views, into a new pentagon administration? is it far enough along yet to sort of be institutionalized as part of the system, or does this need to have some more work done to make this -- you know what i'm trying -- an institutionalized part of the bureaucracy, to make sure that it stays put? i'm just looking for your assessment. sec. fanning: there are a number of

we like to see what their navy is, was, and can't do. helping out in earthquakes, and northern california, or, recovering space capsules for nasa, the ship can do a lot of things with a lot of capability. it is the young men and women that we are interested in people getting to know. >> i was asking you to tell me and he brought it back to the crew, they have hopes and dreams and work for us. can you talk about this? >> people can expect that we will have sailors and marines to talk about what it is they do and they will show you not just the inside of a ship, but explain to you, ask them what it is they do and you have people drag you away because they will keep you engaged forever. they are proud of what they do and work hard at it. you can expect to see that. the tours are self-guided. walk yourself around to see the well deck and the flight deck. they go up and have sailors and marines telling you about the helicopters on deck. >> i told the captain, and many people asked what we do -- i said it's not that big of a deal -- i asked ab

navy delivered some supplies and more than 100 disaster workers, marines and volunteers will be out here to distribute those supplies at the drill. visitors will seeblue angels performing and usa navy destroyers in the bay. this is unique compared to others around the country. this briefing will get under way in about an hour. we are seeing them taking this seriously with security dogs coming through here, doing sweeps with security guards. this briefing will take place in about an hour. live in san francisco, sharon kasuto. >>> concord police are investigating two bullet holes that were found by the entryway to police headquarters. this could have happened saturday night. they received calls of gun fire just coming out of the car. one of the two bullet holes is above the entryway where the officer is pointed. investigators don't believe gun fire is linked to anti-police sentiment around the country. >> we are looking whether the concord police department was the intended target or if this was a drive by shooting at another person or another vehicle. >> police are examining surveillance video. >> about 1,300 firefighters on the fire line which des

see a boy. mom! what... i know the navy frowns upon that, but you have my blessing. as long as you spill all the details later. i love you, mom. go back to sleep. well, at least tell his name. sure. everyone calls him elmer. is he at least an officer? morning, elmer. so, i hope you don't mind, but i had to tell mom about our love affair. i know. i'm the one who begged her to come on the tiger cruise. (sighs) but now what do i do with her? (mechanical whirring) (alarm buzzing) you're killing me, elmer. don't make me crawl in there.

capabilities see the central coal on the left, getting a brief how they handle an alarm and identifying the space of how you do that. it is all numbers, all the numbers mean something on the navy ship so we are learning that sequence. you can see in the other pictures they lead a hose line to the navy fear, main space fire or engine room fire. they are very worried about that a lot of fuel and machinery so we went in the holes and down the latters and pretendsed to put out a fire down there. just another great time both members enjoyed from the military and fire department and had engine 1 and 35, truck 4, rescue squat 1, bitalion 3 and division 3. next year i think we will build on momentum and probably do a confined space rescue. a few months ago the uss graud loupey came into town and said we are in town for a extended time for dry dock repairs and wanted to give a touro wednesday the members took a look at the ship and thursday a look at the ship and confined space hazmat. the fire fighters were familiar with the laypen out and were able to pull somebody out with a rope system so worked well and think that is what we will do next year. friday fs the parade of ships and the

navy, built in 1943, seeing service from world war ii through the gulf war. here's a preview. >> welcome to the battleship wisconsin. some general statistics about the ship include the fact that she is large and fast. 187 feet two inches wide. fully loaded means she comes in at 58,000 tons.

see you later. >> all right. always gets them going. >> one final note. 22nd ranked navy plays south florida at 7:00. that should be a good game. scott gets them going on friday. jonathan: want to see something fun? let's go to chicago for a second and look at wrigley field. the cubby fans. they haven't had a world series park itself there since cleveland hasn't won in a million years. chicago hasn't won in a million years and they are tied 1-1. so now they come back to chi town. cubbies are going to fight to go 2-1 over the tribe tonight. maureen: a lot of celebrating if there is a win in chicago. i have friends out there watching. jonathan: a lot of people go out with no ticket hoping to buy tickets. good luck with that. maureen: see what is going on here. doug: the weekend looks good. 73 with sunshine tomorrow. 50's to start the marine corps marathon. warm in the 70's in the course of the race. on halloween on monday it looks good. partly cloudy and 62. good weather for the trick-or-treat. the big warm sup the headline at 11:00. and any update on the trick-or-treat weather for monday. maureen: "wor

navy. it would make you think about -- you'd have to think about it, just by seeing this. >> reporter: this is the u.s. navy's newest tool in recruiting. >> we're in the jungle on a river. it's dark outside. >> reporter: a virtual reality experience that takes you through the jungle. >> now we're returning fire. >> reporter: and brings you under fire to help extract navy s.e.a.l.s. >> going coast to coast, to various high schools and colleges. our aim is to target events and populations where we have our age group of folks who are out there who want to learn a little bit more about the navy. >> reporter: america's navy is always looking for new recruits. and if that career path seems right for you, the capital air show is offering up a one of a kind test drive experience. >> rocks in the water. >> we've been able to develop here a chance to get a small slice of what it's like to be in the navy, get a little bit of a view of how it would feel to be in this unique job. >> accomplishing a mission, and to kind of feel that thrill of being under fire, and having to think fast and react is kind o

see the dangers of our job. >>> now this, developing the navy launching multiple tomahawk cruise missile strikes against yemen. top officials telling nbc news this is in response to a rebel controlled area of yemen. >> lucie cavanov. the sea. this was fired in the u.s. warship off the coast of yemen by the houthi s against woman saudi arabia backed by the u.s. had beenible whating a war since 2015 t. saudi campaign has been extremely cfl him they claim to little strikes to military targets. there have been documents of civilian casualties, including an airstrike packed funeral home. i spoke to a family who lost loved one, human watch described as an apparent war crime with nearly 140 civilians killed. i can tell you that washington is seen as being police it in these deaths because of the support for saudi arabia. that's simply the perception by some on the ground. this may have prompted the houthi rebels to turn their weapons against u.s. forces. out what americans are most afraid of. >>> first the death toll from matthew is rising. they confirm 20 deaths as the flooding disaster continues to worsen. tens of

fox a jack has the storyt rudy was antigenic 18 -year-old who wanted to see - the world his hometown and 1940 and listed in the navy friday he returned home 75 years and they killed in the japanese attack on pearl harbor.e he was on board the uss oklahoma december 1941 when the battleshipip was hit by torpedos and capsized. as a means cannot be identified and for more than seven decades is a very long onset of the than and right in the world of tragedy. i think they're doing that today. the navy was finally able to posit identify rudy earlier this year by comparing dna from his surviving villagers the dna of an unidentified sailor from the oklahoma is remains have been exhumed i had to learn aboutth couple that's here who lived it. is really touching for me to be able to be here and see it and his sacrificece is exciting is finally making it home. for some the farewell is an opportunity to educate their children about this service and sacrifice of patriots.t no one ever forgets them. servicemembers that put their rudy's parents had hoped and prayed this day would come some day they die before he could happen he wil

navy. let's go to the serving line, follow me. . here, we're able to see the entire enlisted gally. it's difficult to see at best, but on the far side, there's another serving line. and depending on what area you served on this ship, the ship is going back and forth. the one that we're in now is typically given over to traditional meal, that which my mother taught me to eat which includes a start and vegetable and chicken, something of that nature. on the other serving line, you might have fast food, such as sliders, hamburgers, pizza slices, corn dogs, junk food. and you might think that most would go over to that lane, meal time is your personal time. so you're trying to get back to your job. you would choose the shortest line that will allow you to go back to your rack and get sleep and get caught up on studies and things of that they which you are. some sailors, their watch is such that they need to get back very quickly. they might be awarded and get back to work. so the second door allows returning to get out of this space and back to their job. they don't have enough supplies

it is intimidating when you see the guys looking like navy seals when you're traveling, documenting. i came as a filmmaker and a digital storyteller and i'm leaving now as an environmental journalist. this is a misdemeanor. amy: why did you decide to turn your celfin today? faith in put our the law. i'm of a sovereign nation. through this full-time, i've been using my travel id come att whicich they have accepted. now i'm going to go in with the same -- just going to face -- this is what anyone will do when you get a warrant, you follow through and help the legal system will support that as well and be as honest as you are coming in. we're just journalists documenting the inaccuracies happening here. i'm a film maker. document expecting to the way the bullying was going on, the way people were being ran off the road, things that weren't true in the morton county police department. we counteracted with drill media. we're going to walk into the jail. looks like i will be serving overnight in the jail. >> my name is angela. i i am a licenensed attorney in colorado. have four luminaire h

. >>> high drama on the high sees, target of the u.s. navy destroyer u.s. defense officials say they are investigating but believe iran backed hoodi rebels launched a missal tack for the third time in a week against u.s. navy n saturday's attack destroyer launched counter measures which successfully took out incoming cruise missiles on the red sea. president obama authorized strikes against three radar facilities in a yemen in retaliation for other attacks on warships this week. >>> iraqi military has launched a military offensive against isis. it is attempting to lynn rate northern city of mosul. iraqi state tv showing a written statement announcing the start of the widely anticipated military offensive. mosul is iraq's second largest city and thinks a push to retake it, that is the biggest military operation in iraq since american troops left in 2011. >>> according to some reports, three men have been arrested in connection to the death of the 16 year-old daughter of olympic run are tyson gay. trinity gay was shot and killed early sunday in lexington, ken

pier30 and 32, go out and see the uss san diego. our navy17 are open for ship tours today. >> those are free? >> it is. >> yep. >> totally free. you will have a great experience. bring the whole family. >> are you seeing more and more people show up every day as fleet week goes on? >> yeah. absolutely. the crowds are building up. they will really build up because today 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. the blue angels take to the say for the survey flights. that will wake up the city. everybody will hear them across the sky. that will bring the crowds out. >> a lot of people say i don't live in the city i don't deal with fleet week that much. i live in the east bay and i see the flights by my house. >> you do. on friday in fact uss hornet here in alameda have a fabulous team welcome to the pleat party. everybody is welcome to come out for that. that will be a beautiful reception. >> david, i brought up the giants because i want to ask you, they will be playing a home game on monday. is there any chance that the blue angels stick around another 24 hours

seeing these young sailors out here, men and women, that's how i started in the ring. i go up there to navynd sailors, and your title there, of bold, strong, and always fighting is so true and i want to wish them happy birthday. >> nice. we all admire them. ed is going to take a look at three sound bites from the past week. then who won the round. first up, hillary versus trump on the email scandal. >> that was a mistake. and i take responsibility for using a personal email account. after a year long investigation, there is no evidence that anyone hacked the server i was using. i take classified material very seriously, and always have. >> so are we going to get a special prosecutor and we're going to look into it, because you know what people have been -- their lives have been destroyed for doing one-fifth of what you've done and it's a disgrace and honestly, you ought to be ashamed of yourself. >> it's awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> okay. round one goes to. >> it goes to trump.

navy. >> the office the congress woman is trying to see if she news 3. >> maria: something we are waiting for a resolution. thank you for that. >> jim: stay on top and plenty of you are saying she can live with us. a world war ii veteran. a treasure. >> headed a big weekend. nevada day is being celebrated today and halloween coming up. >> maria: for some people this is like a three day weekend. >> monday. i did not get consulted. but we're having nice weather for the most part for halloween activities if you do it for three days. rain pushes to the northeast. we are done with the rain. couple of light showers in mosquite they will move out. we had great seed this is morning. in north las vegas looks like we have a shelf cloud. and thanks for grabbing that picture in norring las vegas. here is the views on manderlay bay. mountains disappear we had light rain showers they were light enough to hide the mountains. the most significant rain on the mountains they had a 10th of an inch and it was spread out over the entire day. barely enough to cause puddles. they this rain hundredth in sa haira

navy. continuing with our theme of a city at sea, there are areas we will not have time to see. we have a brig, a master at arms, and laundry room. we also have a barbershop. everybody has to get a haircut every 10 to 14 days. that is one of the ways we keep the ship clean. to recap, we have seen a lot of this battleship wisconsin. the post office where men would increase their morale through mail and other forms we have seen the dental office. we have seen the chapel. we have seen the public and legal affairs office. we have been to our disbursing office where the bank is out. we have also seen education and a couple of the restaurants on the ship. all of these things were essential to help the city at sea stay alive and run. all ships have these things today. however, this ship is still a stalwart ship. it is 72 years old today. these things have been used throughout three wars. we are glad they are here. coming alongfor and being part of this tour. >> you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website. >> on monday night. saferffic can become muc

see -- >> was held on the internet. .. the navy was lying to the fbi, the navy -- christina witnessed one incident where someone asked why the navy is involved in this investigation when the navy may be the culprit? they picked up this guy and took him out of the room. two eyewitnesses to that. that said, the navy would not have and could not have covered this up on its own. it had to come from above. >> and accident -- a lot of people asked me was there anyone on the plane who deserved his or her own missile? the u.s. navy would not shoot down one of our own aircraft, in 1988, the iranian airbus. >> it would be embarrassing. it had to do with the election -- they might have fudged a little but keeping it under wraps. >> from your book and others, and performed the autopsy, a large amount, those people -- large amount of shrapnel for self rocket fuel and how that was covered up and what was going on there. the autopsy. >> those of you in july, christina wrote in a documentary, it is excellent, came out three years ago and two of th