the navy navy is among the smallest it has been since 1915 in and the air force is the smallest it's been since 1947. >> how. >> how will the increases in military spending be covered? one of trump's suggestion is to have countries like germany and south korea pay more for the security that the united states provides to them. for more on the election, watch chasing news and follow us at chasing news on twitter. >> it was an emotional reception here. john francie has now been in jail for more than two months and for the first time today he was able to tell the judge exactly why he is so driven to help others after losing his own daughter to a drug overdose. >> she was only 20 years old. there was a lot of passion coming from john's attorney as he pleaded with the judge to lower bail which was initially set at 75000 cash in its entirety. his a attorney pointed out that he had nearly a dozen supporters in the courtroom and that he has no criminal background. he said this is just a dad who lost his daughter trying to do the right thing. >> i've seen tears in his eyes. this man is not a r

it's all about the navy. the navies are contributing to something else. the most important thing that the united states can do, if you consider how bad things are in 1917, what do you think the most important contribution that the united states can make? >> open up the seas back up. >> what es

staff case folks had walked up the hill to the navy annex, the arlington annex for the navy, where the headquarters for the marine corps are. and the marines, like they are, are our brothers. they offered us space and we reconstituted the navy staff there. admiral fallon was in charge, in concert with our chief of naval operations. they reconstituted on operating operations center. folks either stayed at the pentagon and tried to help or when up to reconstitute our operations at the left seat/right seat with the marine corps. it was a magnificent display of what you do in a crisis. you plan for it, you train for it. to see it actually happened was magnificent. i mentioned i was on the defense review. the report to congress was due on the 30th of september. in sort of a gallows humor, talking to some guys as we were trying to figure out what we could do to help, someone said that's it for the report. i guess there will be a delay. that was the groundswell from the action officers, the younger guys. and the word quickly got out and rightfully. it was -- again, such a motivatin

cleveland national airshow showing off dozens of displays and death-defying demonstrations from the navy navy blue angels >> it's the ultimate adrenaline rush racing planes just to please the fans. >> dads are grinning from ear to ear and you have little kids that don't know whether to be scared for the happiest they've ever been. it's pretty awesome. >> there is one cleveland are patterson greeting the father of labor day and ohio. with the first african-american lawyera and judge in cleveland who went on to the house of representatives and in 1890 got a bill passed declaring the first monday in september each year labor day. >> that's nice. >> i think he would be pretty proud also what's going on in clevan ohio made it an official labor day holiday the federal government did the same and made it a national holiday for everyone. >> we lovee. the history lesson. >> and by the way. >> go ahead. >> i was going to say there there's so much to do but could not get it all in so go to www.fox8.com if good www.fox8.com if you're looking to make plans.s.ww >> there so there's so many things to choose

move "a the navy's newest warship was future u-s-s wichita splashed into the water at a shipyard in marinette. wichita is the so-called littoral combat ship, the newest class of vessels in the navy's arsenal. the navy has already had two vessels named after the largest city in kansas. the wichita mayor still says he's proud there will be a third one. "for almost 80 years, the uss wichita has been our tie and our claim to the ocean, charging through the sea, bearing our name and our lega truly blessed to be here in office during this time of christening the next uss wichita."wichita is currently known as "l-c-s thirteen". it will receive the "u-s-s" title after its commissioning. a woman in arizona calls police to help teach her little daughter a lesson about seat belt safety.the woman says her three-year-old daughter unbuckled her seat belt during a ride home. she her the importance of wearing a seat belt.. but later decided the lesson needed to be reinforced. the girl told police she the girl told police she promises to always wear her seat belt from now on. two teens with cerebral palsy in washington state attend homecoming together.paul and gabbie are confined to wheelchairs be

the navy platforms. i'm always motivated to protect the navy's technologies. ve that advantage. >> we learned there was a leak inside power paragon, a subsidiary of l-3 communications. most of their work is in electronics. the technology being leaks to china was navy destroyer information and submarine information. in the begin, we didn't know exactly who was the source of the leak at power paragon. we took a look at a number of factors. we look at travel. we look at access. after we sifted through all the information, it came down to one person. and it was chi mak. >> chi mak was born in china. he moved to the united states with his wife. he became an engineer in southern california in the 1980s. as an employee of power paragon. >> chi mak was a very good electrical engineer. he was the go-to guy in power paragon. >> chi mak had extraordinary access and was highly placed at work. he was trusted by the u.s. government experts. he worked with them side by side. >> chi mak worked on some of the most sensitive navy technologies. technologies that would take the na

it's all about the navy. the navies are contributing to something else. the most important thing that the united states can do, if you consider how bad things are in 1917, what do you think the most important contribution that the united states can make? >> open up the seas back up. >> what does that mean? >> destroyers. >> open the seas back up for the british. >> in particular, what's going to be the most precious thing? where does this war have to be decided ultimately. >> on the ground. >> so what do you need? >> people. >> troops. >> that's sort of a long way to getting back to saying about mobilization. payton c. march, another unsung hero of world war i because march is the guy who is going to organize the draft. you're talking about an army of -- i think the united states army at the beginning before world war begins is less than 2,000 people. by the time the armistice comes about, there are about two million soldiers in europe, with another two million ready to go. we go from 0 to 4 million. that's payton c. march. he didn't make it into any of th

it would sort of gel there were folks that were trying to reconstitute the pentagon and the navy staff and the navy staff case folks had walked up the hill to the navy annex. the arlington annex where the headquarters for the marine corp. are and the marines like they are are brothers. they offered up space and we reconstituted the navy staff there. the vice chief of naval operations was in charge, in concert with the chief of middle operations. so folks went either stayed at the pentagon and tried to help or went up to reconstitute our operations at left seat, right seat with the marine corp. it was a magnificent display of what you do in a crisis. you plan for it and train for it and to see it actually happen was just magnificent. this was -- i mentioned i was on the quadrennial defense review. our report to congress the secretary of defense's report to congress was due on the 30th of september. and sort of a gallows humor talking to some guys as we were trying to figure out what we could do to help. someone said that's it for the report. i guess they will be a delay. that was the ground swell fr

the navy has for every ship they make. his is one reason we created a joint program office between the coast guard and the navy so that the navy can push the coast guard to do the right thing. the navy let it be said at the best, the coast guard, excuse me, has been dragging their feet an acquires these ice breakers. they've been pushing back against congress every inch of the way on this. in my point of view, this is just like u.a.v.'s. the unmanned aerial vehicles we have now. preddors -- predators and the like. congress earmarked those because the air force did not want pilotless airplanes because then you'd have to get rid of pilots. the air force pushed back day and night in the late 1990's and this congress earmarked predator drones. that's why we have predator drones this emil tear pushed back against mine resistance ambush protected vehicles, m rap vehicles which have -- mrap vehicles which have saved thousands of lives in iraq and afghanistan, pushed by congress, not the military. congress is able to see things outside the box which the coast guard cannot in this case. with that, i'd like to yield to my good frien

government to bring the navy base here, which was already well known as a great port. they did bring the navy base here and not her fault naval air station, the world largest navy base is on the land that he owned and had set up with plumbing and electricity. when we have a navy base here if not for barton myers -- would we have a navy base here if not for barton myers? we would like to thank you for coming to the mosys myers house today and we hope you will come back to learn about the fascinating family and the effect that one family can have on the life of a small town like norfolk. allison, the lebron for the chrysler museum. i have brought some materials today from the moses myers archive. had a lots of paper material, music and books. myers did a lots of shopping and grocery lists. kept but theen not myers family firm kept good records of everything and we have a lots of records as you can see. these are some examples of the things that she would buy in preparation for dinners for the family or larger dinners for guests. fish, potatoes, , beef,otatoes, 17 duck cabbage, they seemed to ha

a cool moment yesterday in the n navy game.ame. the navy starting quarter back, out with a knee injury, so fresh qb was pulled out of the navy brigade taken out of his dress whites. there he was in his hat to dreso as the third quarterback.quar in the third quarter navy up 49-10, perry in the game. he takes it up the middle. this is the first time ever a mid ship man dressed in hisin whites and then played. the navy won 52-16.2 >> that's pretty amazing. it was so cool.sso a lot of people went p oneop twitter and it started trending. people thought they were pullini a random mid ship man out.t. > it's epa interesting giveaway. but no he is on the he was not dressed for that th game. a pretty cool moment.omen he made it while. > it's like an under study. we want to talk about something that will made you smile this labor day weekend.ee it made a lot of people who were traveling smile. take a look. southwest airlines flight attendant putting on quite auit show during landing impersonating several loon i tunes characters. this hasing viewed onl

the navy. i know the navy, for example, has a 30-year plan and it is -- would be nice to bite it off in five-year chunks. it is going to take additional funding, but that funding is going to have to come from savings elsewhere and also from an increased economy. it is not going to happen overnight. but he's pointed out clearly that number of ships has dropped to 206. the navy is fighting to retain 308. he is saying looking in the years, we ought to be thinking as a goal of 350. when i was working as a young officer supporting john layman's 600-ship navy, we almost got there. i think he is using that to show that, yes, dl is a need to recapitalize our military. don't get too hung up on the numbers because they are so big and it is going to take a lot of money and it is going to have to be phased over time. >> admiral kubic, appreciate your voice on the show. >> thank you very much, brooke. go navy. >> thank you. go navy. >>> i mentioned that hillary clinton and donald trump will take part in what is being billed is a commander of chief forum. hillary clinton will go first, winning the coin toss, a

the karen. karen, what can you do. >> i have got navy guys, i have captain rudy, why should young people join navy, why do you think navy is the best. >> because anything you you want to to you can do it in the navy, electronics, logistics, aviation, submarines we have navy seal. army hasn't pete us in three years what is better than. that any career you you want you can do in the navy. great way to go. >> they have the seals, they have the dive teams, all that cool special ops stuff. you have location where you are handling logistics in lawncrest, what goes on there. >> that is where they do all of the planning for spare parts, logistics, food, uniforms, you name i had, all of the things that the that services need to operate. that is backbone of it. without it, the whole thing doesn't work and so that all of our lanning goes on this northeast philadelphia. >> 8,000 people working just in our area between even that and navy yard. look at the clothes. look what you get to rock when you are in the navy. bob kelly, we will throw it over to the coastguard, top that. >> i see you on there. i'm a game the boat with the coast

navy sent 40 of its finest chief petty officers to serenade captain tom hudner. he is known for trying to help rescue a downed pilot during the korean war. that downed pilot, jesse brown, was the navy's first african-american pilot. the navy plans to name a missile destroyer in his honor. ed: thanks so much. he is not in uniform so you cannot salute. maria: thumbs up. amen. amen. amen. all right. reporter: things are look up in the u.s. open. tennis tonight. everyone is look up and pointing to the sky. it is it a bird? is it a plane? is it a plane? something neat happe narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices vote yes on 2. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement. but i like to think of retirement like it's a 30-year vacation. so how are you going to get there? don't worry.

the door roosevelt was assistant secretary of the navy, fdr was assistant secretary of the navy. the in our roosevelt was the governor of new york and so was fdr, theodore love big maybe, fdr love big navy, theodore loved that your national resources and resources and heirlooms of america, fdr loved all of those. theodore roosevelt had a niece named eleanor roosevelt and fdr married her. you cannot deal with all of the revolution of the new deal years in conservation and civilian conservation corps in a minute without thinking -- but theodore roosevelt created two mechanisms as president that all national parks we are celebrating, the system was born under the organic act in 1916 by woodrow wilson. that organic act for a national park it has to go through congress. so theodore roosevelt as president would do that from 1901 until 1909 he pushed through crater lake and oregon, and mesa verde in college track colorado, and others. dinner roosevelt as president created two mechanisms which all presidents follow have used in one is called national monuments and the idea is built on the

the hoakies. >>> pomp and circumstance, it is navy football. gotta check this out. navythe door, step, punches it in. brigade is jumping. uconn with the ball. time running out, no time outs and they run it. they get stopped in the back field. time taken away. uconn -- navy fans sensing time and catch coach doing a little jig. huskies don't get a playoff and navy wins 28-24. head scratcher. >>> howard looking to bounce back after the loss to maryland last week. got off to a great start. first possession, get down the field score. after the turn over, howard scores again. after that it was all scarlet knights. they scored 52 straight. 52-14. >>> virginia is working out late tonight out west in eugene taking on the oregon ducks. albert reed finds the end zone for the score. right now virginia trails oregon 14-6. >>> today we might have the best play that should not have happened. refs awarded michigan -- the miracle play, the lateral and kory wilis races to the end zone for the score. unbelievable. central michigan upsets -- >>> we're two days away from the redskins opener

and he served as secretary of the navy in texas. the texas navy. [laughter] and even formed his way back into the texan congress. but perhaps he did not have as much time. in 18421842 during texas viewed noticed the regulator moderated warrior he was surrounded by the enemy regulators. he thought he could get away by jumping into a nearby lake lake and escape by swimming underwater to safety. but, he came up for air and the minute he did he was shot in the head. he is buried in taxes and has a double-sided gravestone with one side highlighting his political achievements in north carolina. and on the other side, texas. so colorful to say the least, right? here's a man named -- talk about crazy people in washington he is marion zion -- he lived from 1901 -- 1936. -- 1936. born in poland in 19 oh one, he was a tot when his family moved to the united states and settled in seattle, washington. there he eventually entered politics, first as a college student and then as new deal democrat. by 1932 at 32 at the age of only 31 he ran for congress. he entere

donald trump invited bobby new york city mayor and there was a navy seal their the family of the mom of a navy seal who died in afghanistan. >>> take a look at this, that is the green party candidate just fine she is being escorted off the campus of hofstra university before the debate started last night. she did not have the proper credentials to be there. he forgetting turned away she

the last two years and as you documented, 1993. remember notre dame over navy, 43 years years, roger staubach had that win in 1964 and then when navy ended the streak the 45-7. then navy played very competitively with notre dame for the next couple years. that should do it. jim mcelwain out of missoula, montana. mark stoops. they met each other as coaches in 1997. mcelwain at montana state. >> verne: 45-7 the final. play of the game presented by napa auto parts. he hit antonio callaway. that one went 78 yards. it's worth another look. listen to mick huber, florida's play by play radio man. >> del rio. rainbows one downfield for callaway. he makes the catch. there he goes. away, callaway, touchdown, touchdown, touchdown, he just went 78 yards for a gator >> gary: if you've got a star player like callaway, strong defense like florida does and a quarterback that doesn't make mistakes, you've got a chance. >> verne: the two offensive stars, del rio 320 yards, four touchdowns, one interception. lamik5 perine. 17 carries, 105 yards on the ground. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from gainesville. a

the cult favorites when it comes to navy. opi is known for the russian navy. and then etsi is known for the midnight cami. and there is brand new navy after midnight and rolling in the deep. i love nail polish names. >> everybody asks me on twitter, is this opi. over the taupe. >> also metallics in general are set to make a comeback. glitter is in the nail polish, too. sephora has this formula. it's about jewel tones with sparkle. >> it's already in it. >> yeah. but there is another big craze happening. we talked about the chrome nail polish trend. if you you're watching people use chrome powder. this is a liquid. it also reminds me of mercury. you paint it on wet. but as it dries, it starts to have this mirror effect. >> okay. >> can you see that? >> yeah. it looks like a mirror. >> yeah. >> why is there red on the rest of your finger. >> i'm going to show you next step. you see how it dries? >> that is weird. >> you're going to look weird the rest of the day. that i have red nail polish but it is huge this season. big brands like chanel and orbe are launching

on the navy's environmental program, the navy completed their discrete minor locations, minor excavationswork as part of the eight view time critical removal action. also as part of that project they demolished structures on how work" and they've also remote remote lies to complete their cleanup on bayside and worth point did that work is anticipated to be completed by the end of january. that concludes my report. >> thank you mr. beck. any questions? >> yes, mr. beck, thank you for that impressive record. that report contained a lot of milestones and i have two basic questions and comments. with regards to the lead certification this is a big give. this is a big deal. so, may i suggest for the press release that we do not only just send a press release release that we need to target local national international markets could we get asked a lot about treasure island development and, as you know, this is one of dozens of signature projects in the world. everything we're doing here has implications or even development in san francisco and the bay area and the country. so, it significant giv

the u.s. navy testing a new warship off the coast of florida. the navyonated 10,000 pounds explosive near the uss jackson. it could withstand underwater shocks like that. it barely moves, barely moves. that is a 10,000 pound explosion next door to it. the navy says the ship experienced only minor damage. there you go. markets rallying up nearly 200 points. apple is doing great, strong iphone sales, i also mentioned with general keane talking about oil the oil is rallying and there is speculation that the fed will not raise rates when it meets next week. everybody likes that because low interest rates, game on for the market. i will see you back here. >> the iphone 17 stronger sales. retail sales more than expected, the health of the consumer and consumer spending ahead of the fed meeting, we are going to be back with elizabeth warren telling foxbusiness what should happen in the wake of the wells fargo scandal. everyone thought i was crazy to open a hotel here. everyone said it's so hard to be a musician, but i can't imagine doing anything else. now that

carriers for president and marine sheriff's deputies for battles we do this to honor the navy's history but to connect the navy to america and to the american people so it is important to remember and honor navel heroes sailors and marines that sacrificed for america that's why i named 8 ships for metal of honor recipients people like john thin and woody williams in are we there yet? world war ii and others for vietnam and just this morning alter camp pep it on the john a gunnery sergeant for a metal of honor for the canal and even though the mairpz were not in part of war effort toe figure out and died at hiroshima and others ships like the rap he will or the navy cross recipient in iraq and lena the first woman awarded the navy cross during world war i also important i think to recognize and honor those who have fought in a different way and sacrificed sometimes in the same way by losing their lives those who have strived to fulfill the promise laid out in our constitution to form a more perfect union those who have fought for the ideals that we cherish as a nation justice, quality, freedom that's why in jan

today orbiting satellites of the navy navigatiosatellite today orbiting satellites of the navy navigatiosatellite system provide round the clock ultra precise position fixes from space to units of the fleet everywhere in any kind of weather." the u.s. navy developed the first satellite navigation system in the 1960s. it was initially intended for the polaris ballistic missile submarine which required accurate location information. there were parallel developmentsy the u.s. army and the u.s. air force but in the early 1970s, the pentagon made a proposal - to combine the best technologies from each branch of the military into one global positioning satellite system. "the navstar global posistioning system will be a world wide network of satellites transmitting precise, jam-resistant navigational signals." "twenty four satellites will to provide highly accurate and continuous global coverage to the army, marines, air force and the navy." prototype navstar satellites first launched in 1978 and while the department of defense recognized the potential for civilian use, g-p-s remained reserved for the m

in navy game starting quarterback out with knee injury malcolm perry was pulled out ever the stands in the red hat taken out of dress white and put into the navy jersey. here he is 4th quarter navyerry takes it up middle for ninth game making him first ever mid shipman whop marched before the game in dress whites and then played. >> and heart-warming the day in college football yesterday. in the game against fres know state cornhuskers taking the field with ten men leaving spot for funter. they were honoring a teammate who died in a accident. during the 4th down they took a delay in his honor and fresno wore stickers too. >> you see team nature tears and fresno declined the penalty if anyone was wondering. amazing moment. >> selfless to do that for for both teams involved toll do that. >> especially for frez mow to wear decalls on their helmet they don't have to do that. >> nice guester. >> awesome to see katie ledecky with the skins. >> there's so many pictures of redskins players lining up to take pictures with her josh norman was not 8 only one looking like -- they were so in awe to see the medals. >> mute tuille collaboration society too good to see that. >> absolutely. >> b

navy for national defense. i believe that this nation aould plan at this time program that will provide us with 50,000 military hands naval planes. shores,: to protect our we optimize the production of a navy the greatest world has ever known, at least it would be when completed in 1934. in 1940, it was only a paper navy003 hundred 87 strong in the air corps. all told, 330,000 men. they had makeshift supplies. makeshift equipment. stovepipes for canada. bags of flour for bombs. trucks were labeled tanks. our infantry had exactly 480 machine guns. we possess 255 pieces of artillery. 10 light, 18 medium tanks. that was the army of the united states in may, 1940, the month in which the nazis overran france. minutemen, ther national guard and 48 states and placed them in rural service. most important, congress passed a selective service act. for the first time in our history, we began mobilizing an army while still at. >> the first number is serial number 158. -- woman screams] the second number, which has just been drawn is 192. >> ♪ this is the army, mr. brown war is -- anymore! ♪ narrator: it was not to sin. time was running out. the nazis had begun their shattering blitz on britain. hello, -- hello, america. this is edward morrow and britain. there were more german airplanes in the air than any other

the u.s. navy ship and came to a dead stop in the water, significantly raising the risk of a collision between the u.s. navythe u.s. navy had to make a sharp turn, steer out of the way and came within 100 yards of this iranian ship that stopped dead in the water right in front of it. there have been a series of these incidents. they're raising a good deal of concern at the pentagon. consider the numbers of increased incidents. so far this year in 2016, 31 unsafe encounters with the iranians in those waters. all of last year, 23. so the iranians in the view of the u.s. navy stepping up their unsafe actions in these waters and there is a good deal of concern that this could lead to a potentially deadly encounter, something the u.s. says it wants to do everything to avoid. john, kate. >> very, very dangerous. barbara starr, thanks so much. >>> coming up for us, a $25,000 question about a questionable $25,000 perhaps. donald trump dismisses any notion that a donation made to attorney general pam bondi's campaign had anything to do with a potential investigation into trump university. that's next. t the rent is

than a few miles off the libyan coast where they will send out distress signals to the italian navy or other european navysrea or ngo ships. they will pick them up and bring them to italy. we have seen some dramatic pictures of rescues involves young children picked up. one report of a child born on one of these boats. if you can actually imagine that. of course, there is the case of the two twins who were just 5 days old. born premature when their mother was in libya and, of course, they were picked up by the italian navy. at the time, they were dehydrated and suffering from malnutrition and hypothermia. they were flown to a hospital in sicily where doctors say they and their mother are doing much better. that's basically the only good news coming out of this ever unfolding tragedy coming from libya. george. >> it is a desperate situation for so many people. our senior international correspondent ben wedeman live in rome. thank you. >>> 55 minutes past the hour on this first day of september. let's get an early start on your money. dow futures are up. optimism ahead of the jobs report driving the market.

these planes in the air to come out here to showcase th professionalism of the navy and air corps wen uphold high standards of the navy and marin corps. >> hi nas you watch the show, remember that you're watching the coolest day job and the folks that do it do not take it lightlyd, roosevelt leftwich fo 8 news. from their parts you can say thata there are clouds, take aw the daytime heat. how can 74 with wins la 70 between five and ten from the it's partly cloudy it is typical for to develop and see the flooding concerns some of these areas could mean five-10 inches of rainfall not out of the question to see rainfall amounts of two 20 inches. looking at mid tomorrow lots of sunshine with continued comfortable and on th cool side then we headed back towards 80 degrees through theh holiday weekend. then into tuesday looking at mid 80s and wednesday if you are clouds and then a chance of a shower or stormouou but not until the end next weekn. but all looks good and the weekend looks good. then dance will be out of town next weekt the ballpark will be put to good use. >> 18th annual walk to end ... now will be held saturd

navy plane. an incident the pentagon is calling an unsafe, close range intercept. what are you learning? >> just how dangerous was it earlier today over the black sea. a u.s. navy patrol aircraft flying in international air space was approached by a russian fighter. the russian plane came within ten feet of the u.s. navy according to the u.s. crew. very dangerous maneuver by the russians. this is not the first time. we have video of russian planes going over u.s. navy ships. there's been a lot of very aggressive maneuvers by the russians. this encounter lasted close to 20 minutes. the u.s. navy very concerned about all of this. the big question remains, why are the russians doing this? is this something vladmir putin is ordering or are these russian pilots out there hot dogging? >> the iranians have been doing similar stuff as well. thank you very much. >>> a very different story we're following tonight. your apple iphone is out of date. the company unveiled the new iphone 7 today which includes a big gamble, tno built in jack t connect headphones. >> you need to use an adapter with some traditional earphones to plug in or you'll have to shell out 159 bucks for new wireless earphones called air pods. apple is counting on us to embrace the new technology. it's getting some major push back. >> reporter:

the best or nothing. lou: breaking news tonight. u.s. defense officials telling fox news that iran threatened to shoot down two of our navy surveillance aircraft over the weekend. the navylanes were flying over international waters near iran's coast when the iranian military warned those planes to alter course or risk being shot down. the navy poseidon intelligence reconnaissance aircraft, a spy plane, if you will, each had a crew of 9. and the aries both flying 13 miles off the coast of iran in the strait of hormuz, the gulf of oman. officials say the pilots ignored the warnings and continued on their mission and obviously without event. joining me now, former national security analyst, kt mcfarland. this is incredible. this administration, this government is being made to look like halving stocks all over the world. >> sun chris sense weakness. they think president obama is a weak president. they will continue to push the united states around. the iranians want us out of the persian gulf. the chinese want us out of the south china sea. and they are going to continue to press, press, press because they don't think this any consequence to them for doing this. i think th

i would just say to our troops and to those that are part of this coalition, as we say in the navy, an old navy gay, we say bravo zulo whether people do a good job. we're not going to spike the football yet but things are very much encouraging. we're grateful for everybody that's helped to make that possible. and with that, mr. president, i'm going to yield the floor. thank you very much. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from montana. a senator: mr. president, today is a good day for montana and the black feet people. mr. daines: with the passage of the water resources development act, the black feet settlement act is one step closer to the president's desk. today's action marks the first time the compact has passed the senate after being introductioned four times since 2010. today for the first time this important legislation came to the senate for a vote and it passed. i along with my colleague, senator jon tester made sure it made it through this time. it is long overdue and will not only establish the tribe's water rights but will also facilitate real tangible be

in the pacific, many navy ships were carrying planes. courageous navys mastered early catapult launching devices and aboard aircraft carriers they overcame an additional hazard, a rolling landing field. air power was a major factor in the planning of the pacific campaign. these tough fighters outfought the best the japanese had to offer. they spearheaded allied forces across the pacific as the war moved closer to the japanese homeland. now, it was only a matter of time. b-29 bombers were visiting the empire of the rising sun with ruthless regularity. often in 100-plane raids. but it took only one b-29, the enola gay, to close that chapter in human history. in the years that followed world war ii, even greater progress was made in aircraft design and development. army aviation separated in 1942 from the army air force corps was experimenting with helicopters. the rotary wing aircraft with its hummingbird qualities offered amazing possibilities. it provided the extra speed and mobility needed by an army no longer content to move only along the ground. aer

the last two years and as you documented, 1993. remember notre dame over navy, 43 years years, roger staubach had that win in 1964 and then when navy ended the streak the midshipmen curfew -- i'm just saying. 45-7. then navy played very competitively with notre dame for the next couple years. that should do it. jim mcelwain out of missoula, montana. mark stoops. they met each other as coaches in 1997. mcelwain at montana state. >> verne: 45-7 the final. play of the game presented by napa auto parts. luke del he hit antonio callaway. that one went 78 yards. it's worth another look. listen to mick huber, florida's play by play radio man. >> del rio. rainbows one downfield for callaway. he makes the catch. there he goes. away, callaway, touchdown, touchdown, touchdown, he just >> gary: if you've got a star player like callaway, strong defense like florida does and a quarterback that doesn't make mistakes, you've got a chance. >> verne: the two offensive stars, del rio 320 yards, four touchdowns, one interception. lamik5 perine. 17 carries, 105 yards on the ground. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so lon

carriers for president and marine sheriff's deputies for battles we do this to honor the navy's history but to connect the navy to america and to the american people so it is important to remember and honor navel heroes sailors and marines that sacrificed for america that's why i named 8 ships for metal of honor recipients people like john thin and woody williams in are we there yet? world war ii and others for vietnam and just this morning alter camp pep it on the john a gunnery sergeant for a metal of honor for the canal and even though the mairpz were not in part of war effort toe figure out and died at hiroshima and others ships like the rap he will or the navy cross recipient in iraq and lena the first woman awarded the navy cross during world war i also important i think to recognize and honor those who have fought in a different way and sacrificed sometimes in the same way by losing their lives those who have strived to fulfill the promise laid out in our constitution to form a more perfect union those who have fought for the ideals that we cherish as a nation justice, quality, freedom that's why in jan

. >>> the navy is modernizing awful its enlisted sailors' job titles by drop them. many of those end in man. the navy says they will addressed by rating. it is a major cultural shift. the navy called if a review of the titles in january after all military jobs were ordered to following record setting flooding. >> mikaya thurman explains some of the issues that are still being monitored this morning. >> and a victory for north carolina's endangered red wolf. the new court ruling. today, we can connect more.... play more... do more. and all that more takes energy. at duke energy, we're doing more too. ...for more reliable energy every day. so no matter how much you do, we're always here.... >>> bill leslie here with your top stories. cumberland county schools are closed again today because of the threat of more flooding. the threat is actually minimal today but several bridges in the county are closed this morning because of flooding left over from yesterday. we'll have a live report coming up on fox 50 in the next half hour. south right now, let us check in with elizabeth gardner live festival. wide o