the navy yemen. they believe iranian-backed rebels are behind the attack. the missile missed... but the ship deployed countermeasures. this comes after the ship fired back with cruise missiles last friday... destroying three radar sites along the coast of yemen. russian president vladimir putin.. weighing in on hacking allegations against his country... putin shrugged off new u-s threats to retaliate against alleged russian hackers. he says such statements only confirmed that washington used cyber attacks for political ends. he added - russia does quote, "intend to influence the u-s election campaign." some good news that beer lovers and brewers may raise a glass to -- the nation's hop shortage may soon be over. more and more craft beer drinkers are enjoying india pale ales which use lots of hops. brewers say the pacific northwest is expecting a record crop which should alleviate some of the demand. trying to talk to your teens? try snapchat.it's the most popular form of social media thousand responses and the average person was 16 years old.35 percent said snapchat was their fa

warship off the coast of yemen. the navy destroyer uss mason firing to protect itself from what may have been missiles from yemen. the navy is reviewing the incident, coming days after the u.s. military launched retaliatory strikes which knocked out three radar sites in yemen. >>> back here at home, to some dangerous weather out west. a powerful storm lashing the knocking down trees and knocking out power. and then in nevada, a fire destroying 22 homes. and threatening 500 more structures. rob marciano with the forecast in minutes. but first, neal karlinsky reports from the storm zone. >> reporter: the winds so strong, this man leaning into the blast of sand. gusts approaching 60 miles per hour. the powerful storm packing a one-two punch of drenching rains portland. this home outside olympia, washington, smashed when a tree blew on top of it. >> we all stood up like, "what's that noise?" and then it just crashed. crashed right through the house. >> reporter: in portland, flash flooding swamped cars. one man forced to climb o

the shootings. >>> us officials are reassessing were warts of a missile fired against a u.s. navy ship off the coast of yemen . if confirmed that this will be the 3rd time in recent days that the navy destroyer uss mason was fired on as it sailed near yemen. at least one missile was fired. they displayed countermeasures and was not hit. >>> tense moments in hades. united nation peacekeepers clashed with haiti resident. about 100 frustrated residents began hurling rocks when trucks carrying food arrived. thousands of people are in desperate need of food, clean water and supplies to repair and rebuild their homes. >> the rebuilding process will take a long time. they are projecting maybe a >>> let's take a quick check of some of our beautiful weather photos. we had a great into the day with our sunset. we also have someplace full -- playful dolphins out of saint pete . how about that beautiful full moon last night. call -- carlson took this shot. we have another chance to see that hunter 's moon tonight pier a play about that in your thinking about booking your holiday flights. i will show you why your final d

u-s officials say that for the third time in recent days, the navy destroyer u-s-s mason was yemen. they said the ship deployed countermeasures... and the vessel was not hit. after the two earlier attacks, the u-s destroyed radar sites in rebel-held areas of yemen. one person is dead and several others are hurt after a multi-vehicle crash inside a tunnel in switzerland. police say four cars crashed in the tunnel, then a truck and a bus got involved. in all, about 30 people were involved. a police spokeswoman who died was a passenger on the bus. a house party in los angeles turns deadly after three men open fire. three people were killed and more than a dozen others are hurt. police say three men left the party then returned with guns and started shooting. others at the party returned fire. two people have been taken into custody.. but police continue to search for more suspects. hurricane matthew took many southeastern united states. but.. the storm also introduced us to a deaf interpreter who grabbed everyone's attention without saying a word. jack kuenzie shares his story. as hurri

jenna: a lot going on in the world despite politics and the navy says two missiles fired from yemen landedear american destroyer. missiles from territory held by iran-backed rebels. they landed in the water near uss mason. it's unclear whether the ship was targeted. more on this now. kristin fisher in the white house. >> this navy warship wasn't hit but definitely tarted. make no mistake, a major escalation between the u.s. and the rebels operating in yemen who are backed by iran. this happened in the red sea right off the coast of yemen on sunday. the uss mason was doing routine operations in interpretation waters when it detected inbound missiles. both impacted the water before reaching the ship. no injuries to sailors. now, the uss mason is a guided missile destroyer, the ship did employ on board defensive measures after the first one was detected. that's how serious this incident was and the whole reason the uss mason was because last week those same rebels did hit and almost sank a shipped that belong to the united arab emirates, which is a u.s. ally. that coalition has been fighting

the united states navy launching missile strikes on rebel forces in yemen. officials say the u.s. destroyed three sites controlled by iran-backed forces. it comes after two failed attacks this week on a u.s. navy destroyer. there is no word yet if there were any injuries. >> christa: developing right now, donald trump's campaign dismissing allegations that he groped several women in his past. the claims are years if not decades old. they are just coming to light in a "the new york times." in fact, last night let's go to 7's nancy chen who has more about the action the trump campaign is taking against the paper, nancy. >> nancy: christa, this morning trump's attorneys are demanding a retraction, calling the allegations false and malicious. donald trump's campaign responding overnight. attorneys sending this letter by e-mail to the "new york times" demanding a retraction. it reads in part, "your article constitute liable." the timing of the article is nothing more than a politically motivated effort to defeat mr. trump's candidacy. the letter comes after jessica leads' bombshell inte

. >>> the united states navy has launched missile strik yemen. officials say the u.s. destroyed three sites after two failed attacks this week on a u.s. navy destroyer. american military officials say the sites were in remote areas were there is little rick of casualties. >>> as we continue at 5:00, jeremy will be updating the forecast. >> that is correct. we are tracking a few sprinkles and isolated showers across here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state. join them in voting no on question two. at's for dinner tonight? dinner's not just delicious, it's done. [mmmm] we made it for you. like this favorite. scallops with garlic pesto sauce made fresh every day. it's ready to cook. just pop it in the oven put it on your plate. no prep. n

mason" off the coast of the red sea in international waters when the navy says it was shot at by cruise missiles that came at it from yemenow, the destroyer was not hit, they say they shot back, defensively. but the strike on that former u.s. navy catamaran and sunday and yesterday's strike against the uss "mason," the u.s. says all of those strikes come from the houthis fighting the yemeni government. the houthis are in a fight and control a great deal of territory in yemen. early this morning the u.s. navy fired five tomahawk missiles at three radar sites that u.s. officials believe the rebels were using to track the movements of american ships and launch these missiles that hit that catamaran and that were shot at our destroyer. and with these tomahawk missiles being shots, this is the first shot the u.s. military has fired in the ongoing civil war in yemen. we're told it was personally authorized by president obama. the houthis are reportedly backed by iran, they are shiite muslims. today after a u.s. navy ship fired tomahawks at these houthi radar sites, iran reported that iran is deploying two of its own iranian war

the man accused of planting bombs in new york and new jersey faces a judge. why doctors will be nearby his arraignment today. plus conflict in yemen. the u.s. navy now in engaged in missile strikes why officials say it's in retaliation. kevin: in the 60's this with fall activities with your kids? we have some ideas in today's positive parenting segment. avid goodwill shoppers spend years honing the skills they need to find the choicest merchandise. note the hair worn up -- maximizes peripheral vision. no jacket -- stockpiling -- the hallmark of a truly competetive shopper. to shop at goodwill, you need a cart. to compete, you need a strategy. i'm frank guinta and i approve this message. narrator: new hampshire has one of the worst opiate epidemics in the nation. and frank guinta is leading the charge to fight it. erin canterbury: when i met congressman guinta, it was like a breath of fresh air. he said to me "what can i do?" "how can i help?" narrator: frank guinta founded and chairs to combat the heroin epidemic. canterbury: frank guinta understands this is not a democratic issue nor a republican issue. it's a people issue. he's willing to get

yemen are destroyed by u.s. cruise missiles. that attack is said t retaliation to missiles that were fired at the navy destroyer uss mason. some experts say the problem in yemen could be linked to the new infamous iran nuclear deal and could lead to a bigger conflict with iran. >> the obama administration has misinterpreted iran's motivations. we see that iran remains a very aggressive and anti-american >> the pentagon says the u.s. is prepared to respond to any threats to its military ships. >>> a start-up aerospace company is coming to arizona, governor doug ducey a announcing vector space system will open its headquarters in tuscon. the company is expected to create 200 jobs in the area. launches will take place in california, florida, and alaska. >>> and the space race to is on with president obama saying that he hopes people will inhabit the red planet in the coming years, and spacex and boeing announcing plans to colonize, but how possible is all of this? kristy siefkin joins us now. she talked to an expert at a.s.u., the school that has become very involved in space exploration. kris it -- christy. >> the camera cur

the cruiser into several other cruisers. he was also removed in that cruiser shortly before it burst into flames. >>> two missiles were fired at a u.s. navy destroyer off the coast of yemen. both missiles missed landing in the water. the pentagon believes the controlled territory in yemen. two missiles were killed at as whocy -- funeral. >>> just ahead, a potential bombshell from samsung over it's troubled galaxy note 7 phone. and fast forward to the trump atlantic city's casino is closing its doors over benefits. about 3,000 workers wille >> limited rail service is expected to resume at hoboken train station, this scums two weeks after a transit train barreled into the terminal killing a woman and injuring 108 other people. >>> later today, an nbc news investigation into what some are with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. ?when you've got...? ?...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!? ?nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!? here's pepto bismol! more "sit" pe

the u.s. navy is celebrating its 241st birthday by dealing with missile strikes off the coast of yemen. president obama announced an authorize missile strike on three coastal radar sites. all three were knocked out. officials caution context is important here. these strikes came after a u.s. navy destroyer, u.s.s. mason, was twice this week. those came from an area in rebel-controlled areas of yemen where anti-american sentiment is strong. the u.s.s. mason was not hit, nobody was hurt. the only purpose of the strike was to destroy the radar that enabled the attack against the u.s.s. mason. >>> nigeria's government said 21 school officials were released after being kidnapped and held by boko haram for two years. 200 girls whose mass kidnapping in 2014 prompted the "bring back our girls" campaign. a military source said four leaders were freed in exchange for the girls' release. the officer spoke anonymously because he was not allowed to speak about the issue. >>> the world's longest- reigning monarch has died. the king of thailand was 88 and had been sick for some time. he took the throne

yemen all this very important. greg. >> hi, jenna, yes, more tension off the coast of yemen this past weekend and once again, the u.s. navyg targeted. it happened again off of yemen, officials are investigating what seems like missiles fired the uss destroyer mason and other ships in the red sea possibly by houthi rebels in that country. if confirmed the third attack in such a week in response to two other attacks, last week another ship launched a barraged of cruise missiles at the houthis. navy officials say that perhaps other radar was used in this weekend's barrage, the mason used counterdefense measures, we are told. there was no damage, there were no sailors injured. this is the first time that the u.s. has directly involved in a two-year war in yemen. ethnic houthi rebels backed by iran are clashing by a saudi-led coalition backed by the united states. some 10,000 people are dead in what's considered increasingly a proxy war and by the way, jenna, a couple of iranian naval vessels are headed toward that region. a proxy war and possibly a dangerous one. john: new next hour of happening now, amazing rescue caught on

the united states navy and they put out that information this morning. it was the second time in recent days, and the missile launched happened yesterday from yemen, reportedly targeting a saudi airbase. the united states navy is saying this morning that no american sailors were hurt and no damage was done to the uss mason. it is unclear in they were specifically targeted. we will keep an eye on the international story developing. that is the latest from the live desk. reggie? >> the 26-year-old arrested for shooting and killing two palm springs police officers will be officially charged tomorrow. court records show john felix is a gang member who served time for previous attempted murder charges. he is expected to face first-degree murder charges make hill eligible for the death penalty. palm springs residents held a developing vision outside the lived yesterday to mourn the loss of officers vega and leslie zerebny. vega was 35-year veteran and citizen just runed from maternity leave giving birth to a baby girl they were killed on saturday after a domestic disturbance call. felix turned himself in after a 12-hour standoff and a third officer who responded w

the firing of two missiles at two u.s. navy ships sunday night. the u.s.s. mason and u.s.s. pence were conducting routine operations in the red sea off the coast of yemen. it came from territory in yemen controlled by houthi terror groups which they're supplied by iran. both missiles failed to reach those american ships. >>> president obama is apparently executing a last-minute course correction when it comes to the space program.

. >>> now this, developing overnight, the unite 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 this saturday at a 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. >> still the come here him find out what americans are most afraid of. >>> first the death toll from matthew is rising. they confirm 20 deaths as the flooding disaste

the united states retaliates for attacks on a navy ship in the red sea. a navy destroyer launched tomahawk missiles at three radar sites in yemen where iranian-backed rebels are known to be active. the uss mason was twice targeted by missiles in recent days. iran says it is now deploying two warships to that area. the death toll tied to hurricane matthew has increased. two more people died from flooding in north carolina, bringing the total dead in that state to 22. the hurricane dumped nearly a foot of rain across the state. crest until this weekend. bermuda is in clean-up mode tonight after getting battered by hurricane nicole. you can see the storm on radar. it made landfall earlier today as a category three hurricane, snapping trees, flooding homes, and knocking out power to nearly 30,000 homes. kathy: bob dylan wins the nobel prize for literature. the legendary musician joins a long list, including ernest hemmingway and toni morrison. >> ? how does it feel to be without a home like a rolling stone? ? kathy: the songs penned by the 75-year-old singer, songwriter including 'like a rolling ston'' became anthems for the anti w

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the u.s. navy says two missiles held by shiite rebels in yemen and went in the direction of an american destroyer. the navy said the missile launch on sunday didn't reach the u.s.s. mason. this comes, days after, emirati ship was the target of missiles apparently fired by shiite rebels. police in central iowa are investigating the deaths of 2 people this morning after their bodies were found inside a prairie city home -- east of des moines in jasper county. . investigators say someone reported hearing a violent argument at the home early sunday found. prairie city police say one person was found in the house and one in the garage. investigators are looking at this as a possible murder-suicide. " we feel this is an isolated event and we have everybody we are looking for. " police say they couldn't confirm a motive at this time. they didn't offer any details of the those involved, pending family notification. linn county deputies say two men died on saturday in a crash in central city. the sheriff' the intersection of sawyer road and jordans grove at about 8:30 p.m. saturday. investigators say a pa

the u.s. navy is investigating another possible missile attack on u.s. ships off yemen's coast. the missiles were picked up by radar but have not yet been confirmed. army officials say the strikes came from a rebel-controlled area, but did not hit any u.s. this comes just days after a u.s. missile strike destroyed 3 radar sites in yemen, in retaliation for two earlier attacks. doug: new this morning, the u.s. is condemning the latest missile launch from north korea which it says failed after being prematurely detonated. the projectile exploded shortly after takeoff yesterday. the u.s. and south korea say the firing of a mid-range missile is in violation of the u.n. security council resolution. antoinette: a new england sailor di in new hampshire. navy fireman third class edwin hopkins was on board the uss oklahoma at pearl harbor on december 7, 1941. the 18-year-old from keene was one of 429 servicemen killed when the ship capsized after it was hit by japanese torpedoes. 75 years later, his remains were identified. he was buried in an anonymous grave in honolulu until his >> it i

the u.s. navy has destroyed three coastal radar sites in yemen. they are funded by iran. the u.s. strikes are retaliation for the targeting of navy warships by mississiples origing from that territory. iran is sending its own warships into that area. we have fox team coverage tonight. kevin cork is at the white house. looks at what may be an aggressive foreign policy by a lame duck president. we begin with connor powell in our middle east newsroom tonight with a possible standoff off the waters of yemen. >> reporter: tensions are rising with the u.s. increasingly drawn into a conflict between saudi arabia and iranian-backed groups in yemen. charred metal and smoking debris is all that remains of three coastal radar systems. the u.s. navy today destroyed the advanced guided equipment after they were used by shiites to fire missiles at the uss mason last week. no one was injureinjured. the mason was forced to deploy on board defensive measures in response to the attack. the rebels have support in yemen. they denied firing the missiles and today offered to help investigate the attack.

the u.s. says one of its warships launched countermeasures after coming under another missile attack from a rebel-held area of yemen. the navy destroyer "uss mason" in the red sea was defending itself after being fired on three times in the last few days. following the first attack the mason launched tomahawk missiles into yemen that destroyed several radar sites. in a related story secretary of state john kerry says yemen's rebels have freed two u.s. citizens. this is all part of a deal that included air lifts for yemeni's wounded just last week. kerry is pushing for a cease-fire in yemen between government forces and the rebels supported by iran. >>> kerry made those comments in switzerland where he was trying to broker a deal to stop the violence in syria's civil war. kerry met yesterday with diplomats from nations including russia, saudi arabia and iran before leaving he called the meeting candid and constructive. back here in philadelphia, a man is under arrest in connection with a tire slashing spree near city hall. police tell us that they saw the suspect slashing the tires of two city-owned vehicles right along art s

the u.s. military is investigating whether a third missile launched from inside yemen was aimed at american navyps patrolling the red sea. the navy says radar detected a possible attack on the u.s.s. mason last night, but nothing struck the ship. in the past week, shiite rebels at war with the government of yemen-- which is backed by the u.s. and saudi arabia-- twice fired missiles at u.s. ships. the u.s. responded with cruise missile strikes on rebel territory. to help us understand the situation, i am joined by barbara bodine, the u.s. ambassador to yemen from 1997 to 2001, and now with the institute for the study of diplomacy at georgetown university. ñrñrÑixdambassador, this is a complicated tension in the middle east but not have a lot of people have been paying to because the presidential cycle is taking so much of the press. last week we reported a horrible attack, an air strike that killed 150, 140 people, wounded hundreds more. and then it seemed to escalate when they were missiles fired at a u.s. ship. >> right, right, exactly. the attack on our ships was probably a direct retaliation

the u.s. is considering retaliation after more missiles were fired at a navy ship off yemen. it's believed the two missiles were launched earlier today by the houthis, a group loosely affiliated with iran. another missile was fired earlier this week. all missed, but the uss mason needed to use defensive countermeasures to protect the ship. tonight the pentagon says a response will come at an appropriate time, and in an appropriate manner. ed: leo beranek has passed away. his name may not be immediately watching one of his many accomplishments right now. he founded wcvb. natalie jacobson was there when he went into the mass broadcasters hall of fame, but broadcasting, graduate school at harvard, a professor at m.i.t., an entrepreneur, president bush presented him with the national medal of science in 2002. he was president of boston broadcasters, and founded wcvb in 1972, the new york times called wcvb "america's best tv he had an office in the building and when the 6:00 news was over, he frequently walked through the entire building and thanked everyone. he was soft-spoken and

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military action in yemen the u.s. navy ship uss mason launching an attack against the rebels after detecting a possible strike. against the read sea off the coast of yemen. the destroyer led to a missile attack on radar targets used by those yemeny rebels. >> back here in the u.s. a wild scene outside a pharmacy as police arrest a gunman suspected of firing at vehicles on a interstate highway causing one car to crash killing the passenger inside. two other people injured. after that shooting on i-15 the suspect fled to a cvs store where he allegedly assaulted a woman before being taken into custody. in virginia a boat accident kills two men on the potomac you see it there. the men ejected from the speeding six- foot boat when it flipped over. police say the men were doing a time trial over the beach and lost control of the boat. not known how fast they were going but earlier they were clocked at 170 miles an hour. in another time trial. and former jet's dennis byrd overcame a career with spinal injure was killed in a car c

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. >>> tonight the united states navy is investigating a possible missile attack from yemen on american warships. the u.s. defense official reports one of the ships spotted what appeared to be missiles on radar. being fired out of yemen. the vessel was not hit. one of those destroyers under u.s. command has now been targeted twice in just the past few days and as it sailed near that country. >>> the state attorney's race in hillsborough county is turning out to be a heated one. rape claims on the other. newschannel 8 spoke with both of the candidates. candice mccowan takes us inside the race. >> when i heard state attorney general mark ober decided to go easy on them i was scared. >> reporter: the ads all over local tv even in mailboxeses. claims of state attorney mark ober not pursuing rape cases >> i categorically deny his comments. >> reporter: the ads coming from the new face charging ober who has been state attorney in hillsborough county for 16 years. >> i've spent my career as a federal prosecutor with the u.s. department of justice. >> he's not from here. he has never stepped in

the u.s. navy has destroyed three coastal radar sites in yemen. they are funded by iran. the u.s. strikes are retaliation for the targeting of navy warships by mississiples origing from that territory. iran is sending its own warships into that area. we have fox team coverage tonight. kevin cork is at the white house. looks at what may be an aggressive foreign policy by a lame duck president. we begin with connor powell in our middle east newsroom tonight with a possible standoff off the waters of yemen. >> reporter: tensions are rising with the u.s. increasingly drawn into a conflict between saudi arabia and iranian-backed groups in yemen. charred metal and smoking debris is all that remains of three coastal radar systems. the u.s. navy today destroyed the advanced guided equipment after they were used by shiites to fire missiles at the uss mason last week. no one was injureinjured. the mason was forced to deploy on board defensive measures in response to the attack. the rebels have support in yemen. they denied firing the missiles and today offered to help investigate the attack.

navy destroyer off the coast of yemen sunday evening. it used onboard defensive measures and both missiles houthi controlled territory in yemen. two of their missiles killed at least 140 people at a huthy funeral. american officials are re-evaluating support for saudi military efforts in yemen's deadly war. >> a potential bombshell for samsung over its galacy note phones, and the trump taj mahal casino in atlantic city is closing its doors a strikes by union members over the loss of benefits. about 3,000 workers will lose their jobs. >> limited rail service is expected to resume at hoboken transit state, after a train barreled into the terminal, killing a woman and injured eight other people. >> later, an investigation into what are some calling academic doping on college campuses. you're watching "early today." causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. v

the u.s. navy says two missiles fired from rebel held territory in yemen lajded near an american destroyer in the red sea. the missiles ended up in the that's stationed near norfolk, virginia. no americans injured. it's not clear if the mason was deliberately targeted. >>> hurricane matthew is expected to be the most costly storm to hit the u.s. since sandy in 2012. the storm barrelled up the east coast leaving behind flooding and a massive mess. marcy gonzalez has the latest. >> reporter: in matthew's aftermath, lingering concerns in the carolinas. >> the weather map shows hurricane matthew is well off the shore into the ocean, but in our minds, the impact of hurricane and extremely dangerous. >> reporter: warnings about more possible flooding following scenes like this. more than a thousand rescues in north carolina alone. >> we're going to attempt to save these people. >> reporter: first responders unable to save others. more than 20 people killed by hurricane matthew in the u.s., while in haiti, the estimate is now at least 900. while in florida, homeowners for the first time seeing his hi

the u.s. navy confirms two missiles were fired towards an american held by shi'ite rebels in yemen. the missiles landed in the water before getting near the uss mason. >> and right now police say the suspect in the shooting of a nine-year-old girl in roxbury were caught on surveillance video. they have not been arrested. she was shot on enunciation road and is expected to survive. randy: two arrest and a horrible murder in orange. erika: a lot of mystery we are live in orange with what we know right now. nicole? >> the big question remains the motive. two are in custody. the arrests are states away. 23-year-old joshua heart. 27-year-old britney smith taken into custody. this started last week when 95-year-old thomas hardy was found dead in his home. his wife, 75-year-old joanne fisher, rushed to the hospital she is still getting treatment. britney smith remained behind bars without bail. no word this morning on when they will be returned to massachusetts for arraignment. live in orange, nicole estaphan, newscenter 5. erika: thanks, a doughnut shop owner improvises when a robber comes

the "today" show in 15 minutes. >>> an american navy ship targeted in the middle east. two missiles fired at a navy destroyer in the red sea near yemen it happened last night. the missiles missed that ship which is conducting routine operations in international waters. the missiles came from a territory controlled by rebels fighting the yemeni government. saudi arabia led air strikes killing 140 people attending a funeral on saturday. fighting in yemen began last year. >>> a community is grieving this morning after two officers are gunned down this weekend. as palm springs continues to mourn their deaths, we're learning more about the man accused in the killing. people gathered for a vigil last night to remember the two officers killed saturday. the officers were responding to a family dispute at a home when a man opened fire. the officers killed were jose gilbert vega, a 35-year veteran of the department due to retire in december. lesley zerebny, who had recently returned to duty after giving birth. >> a real genuine nice guy. always there to help. >> people respected them. people loved them in the community. >> very tough. you know