earth, and do it matter of factly without permission from any other government. >> it's one reason the u.s. navyis determined to perfect its drone technology. it's cheeper, risks fewer lives and allows the u.s. navy to operate with autonomy. >> it allows dull, dirty and dangerous mission sets that afford themselves to unmanned capabilities aptly. >> it's the future of u.s. high-tech warfare. the military hopes it will be fully operating in three years. >>>. >>> and the navy hopes to have a new group by 2020. >>> the sun of oklahoma senator james hinn love is dead. 51 perry enlough crashed five miles north of the airport. witnesses say the plane plunged and spiralled. he reported mechanical problems moments before the crash. >>> the nation's catholic leaders are meeting in baltimore. this year's assembly conference of catholic bishops comes as pope francis re-energises the church. >> reporter: pope francis is calling for a humble church focussing on the poor. a message emphasised to the united states. >> let's embrace our people with fatherly embrace. let us make them feel that they belong. >> th

this is an active war ship in the u.s. navy. we are in the well deck of the ship.e behind me several military members and also some equipment that is used to fight several wars. otherwise i do also want to mention the ship was named at the after the tragic events on 9-11 after those who per michiganed. 700 tons of steel from the world trade center is used in the bow of this ship. just like i mentioned we have very cold temperatures across parts of the great lakes parts of the upper midwest well below average and even some snow flying around across parts of the great lakes. heather and ainsley as far as accumulation goes with the snowfall several inches are possible. when we talk about lake-effect snow we are not talking about a blockbuster event. many of the people are used to the amount of snow 3-5 inches of snow. let's head over to you. >> okay. thank you so much. >>> it is now 4 1 minutes after the hour. a big change in security. european airports set to lift the ban on liquid. could the u.s. be next? >> we all know makeup can transform your looks. could it also

. >> the u.s. navy is testing its first drone. doesn't carry miss ills, it doesn't mean it won't in the future. >> reporter: it's designed to make difficult take offs above a carrier. this is an unmanned drone. it made history when it completed its first landing at sea. the technology is not perfected. on this day the drone was not able to take off on its first run. >>... the aircraft, towards the shuttle - they are unable to achieve residual thrust to make the transition. >> the navy is modifying how the x 47 b communicates with the carrier. the test succeeded. right now take-off flight and landing are automated. the codes allows the drones to fly out a human pilot. >> this particular aircraft will never be able to kill anybody. that's after testing it will be retired. this is just the beginning. there may not be plans to weaponize the drone. that doesn't rule out future models. u.s. air force rolled out its predator drone, it was built as a surveillance vehicle. during the war in iraq and afghanistan. the u.s. military armed the

the beginning of the navy's plan for unmanned flight. there may not be plans to weaponnize this navy drone but that doesn't rule out future models. the u.sair force rolled out its predator drone in the '90s it was touted as a surveillance vehicle but the u.s. army armed the predators. today they conduct strikes in pakistan and yemen. on an aircraft carrier at sea the rules are different. >> where you are, you don't need to ask anybody's permission. you can bring fire power within many countries on earth and do it very matter of factually without any permission from any other government. >> it is one reason why the u.s. navy is determined to perfect its drone technology. allows the u.s. navy to operate with more autonomy. >> it allows what we call the dull, dirty and dangerous mission sets that afford themselves to unmanned capabilities more aptly. >> it is the future of u.s. high tech warfare, in hopes to be fully operating in the next three years. >>> american conflict catholicsn have a new leader. the meeting comes as the church is going through a lot of big changes, most of those changes are coming straight from the vatican. al jazeer

who runs a defense contractor known as g d and now fat leonard to use this information to bilk the u.s. navy out of millions of dollars in fuel food and other services it's a ledge to his company defrauded the u.s. navy out of ten million dollars in just one year in thailand in return for the information fat leonard would hand out gifts or bribes including lady gaga tickets and prostitutes so far four people have been arrested including fat leonard and the navy commander selling secrets as well as another colleague of leonard's and a senior navy investigator who was keeping fat leonard informed of the invest. today sion the pentagon believes more people will likely be implicated in this massive bribery scheme. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in poland it's there that he tried to ease concerns from allies over the n.s.a. spying programs promising that a review of surveillance activities will strike the right balance between security and privacy we've heard a lot of talk lately about striking balances kerry also advised allies not to let n.s.a. revelations get in the way of trade deals b

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prosecutors say the two men moved u.s. navyssified information ending up at ports where francis's firm would overbill the u.s. >> i think it would be fair to say that they were seduced by mr. francis. >> reporter: retired navy captain kevin eir understands this like few others. he served 30 years and was the commanding officer of a ship in asia that frequented some of the same ports where fat leonard operated. he even attended parties with the lavish businessman. having looked this man in the eye can you see how that seduction could happen? >> i do. he's very charming. he's very social. you know, whereas i might go -- i might be at this party and i'll have a budweiser, no, leonard is drinking dom perig n perignon. >> reporter: only the best for fat francis, he loved the big life, fast cars and women and travel and he seemed eager to share with his military friend. in court francis appeared next to his alleged co-conspirator trading in his tuxedo for a jail jumpsuit and shackles. >> you can kind of see how if you fell into the m

children living there might still be at risk for radiation poisoning and that's despite assurances by the u.s. navy that they were safe. treasure island is a former u.s. navy base and the land is scheduled to turn the land over to the city after turning it over to a high-rise development. >>> they will take a big step towards a toll hike and the district board of directors will consider 5 options, one would raise them to $8 over the next five years and that vote is not expected until early next year. >> let's go to sal, keep an eye on traffic. >> keeping an eye on pam, traffic is doing very nicely as well on the east shore freeway, we are off to a nice start on 880, no major problems and a lot of the roadwork has been picked up and a lot of the bay bridge toll plaza is light and there are no major problems getting into san francisco. 580 traffic looks good over the hill into caster valley, let's go to steve. >>> good morning, wow, i am off to a good start. fog on the coast but only on the snow what coast, -- sonoma coast. it will be warm for most because there is a little bit of fog right near the

the u.s. government is determined to perfect its drone technology. allows the u.s. navy to operate with more autonomy. >> it allows what we call the dull dirty and dangerous mission sets that afford themselves to up manned capabilities more aptly. >> it is the future of u.s. high tech warfare, one that the military hopes to be fully in force in the next three years. kimberly hullkitt. al jazeera. >> basic necessities food water and shelter, earlier i talked with john ginge, i asked him about the challenges of delivering supplies to thousands of people. >> it's a massive logistical challenge. we are very acutely aware. it's about the result on the ground. already, we have a lot of staff out there, since saturday morning, on the ground doing what they have to do. and we're mobilizing the supplies and more staff. this is of course carefully coordinated with the government who are ultimately in the lead in terms of the overall response and as you also pointed out all the other bilateral assistance that comes in. this is a big logistical operation in terms of the transport. m

the u.s. navyonded by providing the aircraft carriers, it can produce 40, 000 fresh water per days. the typhoon killed hundreds of people and destroyed thousands of homes. now the phone app is helping to get people to get in touch with the people in the philippines by using the viper app. tomorrow at jacks in fremont from 10:00 to 6 p.m., fans are being asked to bring can goods and blanket to help the victims. >>> coming up batkid' t-shirt's t-shirt of how you can get your own. >> we'll hear of the >> we'll hear of the schoolteacher of the to those who've waited... >> we'll hear of the schoolteacher of the worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that w

. >>> plus -- >> reporter: the u.s. navys adding drone technology, but insists it won't be weaponized. coming up, the future of high-tech war fair. ♪ >>an escape from the expected. >> every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? consider this... antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >> what do you think? >> stories that matter to you consider this unconventional wisdom. weeknights 10 eastern on al jazeera america >>> the nation's catholic leaders are meeting in baltimore. the assembly of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops is take place as the new pope works to reenergize the church by changing its tone. >> reporter: pope francis is calling for a humble church that welcomes all catholics and focuses on the poor. >> let us embrace our people with family embrace. let us make them feel that they bronco. >>

in the 90s it was the u.s. navy to get them to do the basic soil testing.s the navy was a road black block and along came in an attorney who summoned a team of lawyers out to california for a meeting and greeted them with a line of questions that devastated the navy's position. within weeks caltrans was granted the go head. help me to join in recognizing jerry. jerry would i stand up (clapping) >> in closing my father worked on this bridge as carpeters 22. my parents were here to celebrate the opening in 1936. the bridge cost 77 million the program was $0.25. in the program you'll find some interesting statistics by one strange point is when the bookends war paid off the bridge was supposed to be free so i'm assuming it has not been paid off. the earthquake in 1939 is it shouldn't have taken that long to go forward on projects. let's be more coffin responsive to the public's needs as in 1936. thank you and enjoy your new bridge (clapping) >> don't worry we're in the home stretch only 27 speakers to go. i want to acknowledge more folks in the audience. there

this will be the 87th ye. >>> this was a start of new era for a key part of the u.s. navy. in newport new virginia, they christened the newes aircraft carrier, the uss gerald ford. the lat president's daughter, susan ford bales broke the bottle of sparkling wean on the w of the ship. the nuclear-powered ship wil carry mo war planes and laun more missions eachay with far fewer personnel an the current class of aircraft carriers. when we come back tonit, fore the internet when video on demand was all about a trip to the loc blockbuster store. >>> it wasn't so long ago when watchi a video meant goingo a store, renting a movie on somethg called a video cassette and then popping it in the vcr, remember the flashing :00? blkbuster announced it will close its remaininstores by early next year. today on the fin day to check out a rental, a mind from krisn dahlgren. >> reporter:ack in the day it wawhat we did on saturday nights >> you were in a mov? >> yes. it w called the "girl of high dreams." >> reporter: prominently featured in the movies it was renting the video store was e cent

the u.s. navy owns the land on treasure island and now some of the homes may need to be demolished. ktvu went to try to discern the health risk. >> 24 families just learned they have to move. after ten years here, a letter was stuck to the front door. >> they said they will provide us potential spaces on the island. i don't know if i'm going to stay. >> he'll lose one of the best views in the world, but this turned up arsenic contamination below ground. in the letter, san francisco city officials try to assure residents there is no current health risk but many people are weary. >> when we came on to the island, it said everything was okay for residents to be here and now there's this activity. >> radioactive contamination and poisons all recently discovered here. the navy still owns the property and the navy wants to clean up contamination around six buildings. >> to facilitate and enable that work, the island needs to be evacuated. >> some believe something more sinister is going on. >> i believe they want us to take control and rebuild because this will this is a $20 million view.

u.s. marines landed in the philippines over the weekends and right now several u.s. navy ships are rushing to the area, including the aircraft carrier "george washington." the "george washington" was on a port visit in hong kong and is expected to arrive in 72 hours. there are more than three million filipino americans, many of them here are anxious for news and eager to help. here's don dahler. >> reporter: desperate to track down her family in her hometown of tacloban, jackie duer turned to facebook. that's how she found out what their 78-year-old mother did to save their lives. >> my mother and younger sister were holding on the a refrigerator floating around in muck for 45 minutes. they put the young children inside the refrigerator. >> reporter: they used it as a boat? a refrigerator? >> yes. >> reporter: her family survived but lost everything. she's collecting emergency supplies and raising money. >> we direly need help. this is for real. this is hell. >> reporter: across america people are doing what they can to help. from supplies donated at a car dealership? san

it swayed death and destruction on the european the arrival of the u.s. navy is at the forefront of international aid efforts to finally start bringing relief to the most stricken areas. japan, australia and great britain contributing military vessels, aircraft and funds. and for more on this, we spoke with the emergency communications manager for doctors without borders in the area. he explained how that international aid is being filled. >> the international aid has arrived. they haven't really started to work. most of the relief that we provided so far has been done by the -- and they've been doing a fantastic job. everybody is helping out each other and a lot of work has been done already. need shelter, water supply and all emergency has arrived and they're trying to settle in and trying to organize which is very difficult with this situation. >> that comes at the scale of the disaster grows ever more apparent. the u.n. and the authority necessary worst city at tacloban indicating at least 4,000 deaths ad already been accounted for. >> it is a new day in t

they moved the u.s. navylike chess pieces ending up at ports where francis' firm would overbill the u.s. >> i think it would be fair to say that they were seduced by mr. francis. >> reporter: retired navy captain kevin ire understands this like few others. he served 30 years and was a commanding officer of a ship in asia that frequented some of the same ports where fat leonard operated, and even attended parties with the businessman. having looked this man in the eye, can you see how that seduction could happen? >> i do. he's very charming. he's very social. you know, whereas i might go -- i might be at this party, and i'll have a budweiser. leonard is drirnging dom perignon. >> reporter: only the finest for francis, says captain ire. he seemed eager to share with his military friends. in court, francis appeared next to his alleged co-conspitter, trading in his tuxedo for a jail jumpsuit and shackles. >> you can kind of see how if you fell into the mode of socializing with him, it might be possible to get swe

how the u.s. navy is gearing up to help the victims of the super typhoon in the philippines. >>> and here a sa live look over san francisco. a good chance of rain before the week is through. stay tuned for your seven-day forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, meningitis on campus. the first case of bacterial meningit student retu >>> princeton university is trying to stop the spread of a rare type of meningitis on campus. the first case of bacterial meningitis developed when a student returned from spring break in march. an outbreak was declared in may and at least one student is still hospitalized. the illness is rare in the united states and can cause serious complications including brain damage. >> treat it quickly, so the community that may have other cases has to be aware of the symptoms, because the quicker you put someone on antibiotics the more likely they are to recover. >> the only vaccine for men jiet advertise b is -- meningitis is approved in australia and europe but not in the u.s. the uni

today, the u.s. navy suspended a captain in a growing corruption scandal. he is the sixth naval official named in the case. it involves a company based in singapore that's accused of bribing navy officers with cash and prostitutes. today, the head of that company appeared in federal court in san diego, and carter evans is there. >> reporter: those in the navy associated with leonard francis knew him as "fat leonard" for his physical size and for the size of the lavish gifts he allegedly showered naval officers-- cash, prostitutes, expensive cuban cigars, and luxury trips overseas. even tickets to a lady gaga concert. what francis got in return, according to prosecutors, was u.s. navy warships redirected to asian ports he ran. francis allegedly overcharged the u.s. to supply those ships with food, fuel, and security services. rear admiral john kirby is a navy spokesman. >> we've been in business with this company for... since about 1997, so hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of contracts. >> reporter: today, francis pleaded not guilty to charges of conspi

she writes, i served in the u.s. navy and spent christmas aboard the u.s.s enterprise. i heard a commotion upstairs and went to see what was happening. i couldn't believe my eyes. it was ben affleck. [ applause ] he's giving me a dangerous smile there. look at his smile. mischievous. anyway, he had come to cheer up the troops for the holidays and it worked. i had that big goofy smile on my face that day. you guys actually look like a couple. nice. good for you, gloria. >>> all right. next one comes from britney w. who watches our show on wfld in plainfield, illinois. brittany writes, hey wendy, my sisters and are channing tatum's biggest fans. we walked by the set every day after school for several weeks hoping to see him. but we never did. we started to lose hope until one day we walked by and there he was. [ applause ] we told channing we loved him and he gave us a a big sweaty hug. everyone in school was jealous. i ve it. we've got one more celebrity fan out. it comes from carolyn d. who watches on wnyw in staten island new york. caroline writes, how you doin', wendy

helicopters from the u.s. navy aircraft carrier george washington have been dropping supplies to isolated communities in and around tacloban, the city most damaged by the super typhoon. it's a mounting humanitarian crisis. millions are living in tent cities, and the government is beginning to face criticism for slow response. >> search waiting to help us, to help get our people situated in a better situation as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the united nations estimate 13 million people are affected by the typhoon. 4 million have been displaced. when the storm hit the u.n. asked $3.1 million in aid to the philippines. as of the weekend only $72 million of that has been given. the u.s. just announced an additional $10 million in relief aid brings the american government commitment to $37 million. nearly 9,000 u.s. troops are supporting operations in the philippines where the united states was the colonial power for half a century. the navy has delivered 626,000 pounds of relief supplies. the powerful pictures of

despite the tension, the u.s. navy went ahead with its military exercises with japan near the contested area. the u.s. military says this week's drills are not meant to provoke the chinese. >> we planned this exercise a year ago. we're executing it almost exactly as originally planned. >> reporter: in the center of the zone is a cluster of tiny islands. both china and japan claim the islands. tara mergener for cbs news, washington. >> vice president joe biden will be traveling to utsoh korea, japan and china next week. >>> a deal between the u.s. and afghanistan could keep some u.s. troops in the country has hit yet another snag. president karzai says u.s. forces bombed a home in southern afghanistan yesterday killing a small child and wounding two women. he said the attack shows a disregard for civilian lives and if these operations continue, there won't be an agreement. the deal would keep some troops in afghanistan to train afghan forces after combat missions end next year. karzai has been hesitant to sign the agree

despite the tension, the u.s. navy went ahead with its military exercises with japan near the contested area. the u.s. military says this week's drills are not meant to provoke the chinese. >> we planned this exercise a year ago, we're executing it almost exactly as originally planned. >> in the center of the defense zone is a cluster of tiny islands containing rich mineral sources. both china and japan claim the islands. and they have a trip including stops in china, japan, and south korea. an marie. >> tara mergener in washington. thank you, tara. >>> an earthquake in iran killed seven people thursday. it struck about 40 miles from the country's only nuclear plant. iran says it wasn't damaged. iranian state television showed extensive damage to buildings and rubble in the street. homes in the area are not built to withstand earthquakes. >> and this weekend the obama administration faces a big test. americans who try to use the healthcare.gov website will find out if it works. meanwhile as dean reynolds reports, obama

. >> just a short time ago, and now other news on a case we're watching, the u.s. navy christening its newest aircraft carrier. >> i christen the united states ship gerald r. ford. may god bless the ship and all who sail her. >> "u.s.s. gerald ford" was unfailed today. the president's daughter smashed the bottle of sparkling wine against the hull of the ship. dick cheney and donald rumsfeld who both worked for ford were at the ceremony. the ship is projected to remain in service until 2057. >>> senator ted cruz in the hot seat. >> i've been reading a lot about you lately, and they describe you as aggressive, arrogant and abrasi abrasive. accurate? >> that was just the first question from "the tonight show" host jay leno. the senator's answer straight ahead. [ female announcer ] ladies and gentlemen i'm here to say a few words about the power of baking stuff with nestle toll house morsels. you can heal a broken heart with a bundt cake. make a monday mornin' feel like a friday afternoon with some nestle toll house morsels. let's close our laptops and open our ovens. these

the u.s. navyr force and marines have done an extraordinary job. >> thank you. >>> back home the obama administration continues its efforts to get the health care plan back on track, insurance companies this weekend are trying to figure out how to move forward with the president's new plan to allow millions of americans who received cancellation plans to keep their plans for a year. what are we hearing from the white house this morning if. >> reporter: the white house certainly trying to put a lid on this huge political problem that it's been dealing with and i have been speaking with insurance officials who say it could take days if not longer to figure out how to implement the president's request they allow people to keep their policies that have been canceled. they feel the president passed a hot potatoe on to them. from 15 insurance companies, he met with, trying to figure out the next step. there's still a lot of confusion, namely how to reverse course so quickly. remember that first enrollmen

the u.s. naval academy, glee club, men's glee club, about to perform, to sing the navy hymn. john f. let's listen in as the men's glee club begins to sing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> ladies and gentlemen, this c concludes our program. we thank you for your attendance. >> we'hat a moving hour this ha been. john king, ed lavendera are standing by, both at deala plaza watching what is going on. john, ed, the missing man flyover by the air force, i anticipated that would be the concluding moment. did it happen, not happen, was it canceled because of bad weather? do you have a clue? >> we have no official word yet, wolf,a as to why it didn't happen. it's a cold and rainy, pretty dismal day here in dallas. one has to assume it's just not safe to have a low flyover at this moment in the weather. we'll try to get official word. as the ceremony breaks up, a very solemn ceremony, as your previous guests have been talking about, as dallas tries to turn the page and remember. it is worth remembering as people reflect on this day, after this solemn ceremony, you see the crowd leaving. 50 years ago at this mo

. >>> there has been another arrest in this widening bribery scandal in the u.s. navy. as been arrested. commander jose luis sanchez is accused of passing on information to a singapore-based company which then used that information to overbill the pentagon. there are indications higher ranked officers could be swept up in the scandal. >>> the military is also under scrutiny for the way it handles sexual assaults within its ranks. most rapes are going unreported. so an effort is underway on capitol hill to move prosecution of the attacks outside of the military and top commanders are up in arms. here's abc's karen travers. >> reporter: senator kirs stin gillibrand is making one final push in her fight for victims of sexual assault in the military. >> too often these brave men and women are in the fight of their life and it is not on some far off foreign soil, it's right within their own ranks with their commanding officer as victims of horrific acts of sexual violence. >> reporter: the statistics are sobering. an estimated 26,000 sexual assaults in the military last year

the u.s. military, the japanese, the south koreans, all the nations out in the asia-pacific fly through this region we're told on a fairly regular basis. the u.s. navy the u.s. air force does. but in the meantime, with this escalation of tension, they certainly are sending a message to china if you thought we were going to back off, well, no, we're not. >> it's a very strong message now. haven't biden will be in china next week with another message to deliver presumably. what kind of things is he going to be saying to the chooz? >> right, is he going to sit down with chinese officials that this visit was supposed to focus a good deal on, trade and economic issues. no more. topping the agenda likely is to be this situation. we are told by senior administration officials the vice president will bluntly say to the chinese, what are your intentions, what is it you intend to do here because the concern is, again, if all the countries in the region continue to fly through this air space and chinese continue to scramble their jets, how long before there is some sort of inadvertent incident, planes coming too close to each other, poply collide, an incident,

the u.s. navy's joint typhoon warning center says the maximum sustained wind when the storm made landfall was 195 miles-per-hour and gusts of up to 200 miles-per-hour. here is what the rain and wind looked like in the streets. now from out in the streets where the roofs are being ripped offen to inside of the shelters where people have been could you woulwouldc.cowering in fear. this is b is how it felt they we the winds intensified. an estimated 2 million people live in the storm's daner zone hundreds us of thousands of people lost their homes a few weeks ago in an earth break. they dan have much protection to begin with. >> on the phone is gentlemen curry. he is in the philippines they have been feeling the effects of the ti tie ti typhoon for hours. what you arare youwhat are you e have stronger wind in the earthquake area be a some of the damaged houses that have been falling down because of the wind. u have you specced up anything from the city that took a direct hit? >> not yet not since this m

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the u.s. navyaircraft carrier george washington and four other ships are at the scene of the storm now. a u.s. navy cargo ship as transported food and water to tacloban, with more to follow there. the sister ship to the "usns comfort," remember, the "comfort" was the u.s. hospital ship that was deployed to haiti after the earthquake there, the "comfort's" sister ship is called the "mercy" and they've been called to active duty and starting to prepare for a mission in the philippines if death toll has reached almost 4,500 people. it's still not known what the final toll in human life will be. but one major task in the efforts to preserve life now is the collection and burial of dead bodies. yesterday, the mayor of tacloban told his city's residents to get out if possible, to just flee if they could. to try to find shelter and food with relatives, to do anything they could to leave. there have also been reports of looting. one fatal stampede at an aid station today. crowds trying to obtain food and s

the u.s. navy is cleaning up toxins from the area surrounding their homes, digging up chemicals soaked under building left behind from when the island was a naval base. part of that clean up surrounds homes and apartments. >> you have to give them a little bit of a view of the future. but it hit other people harder than it hit me. >> the letter promises that it has been and continues to be safe to live in the units on treasure island. the development authority will hold a cleanup update meeting for residents on december 11th. >>> a rescue in san matteo county overnight. a car rolled about 500 feet down a hillside on highway 92. the witnesses say the car drove off the side of the highway and the crews had to wait for sunrise to hoist it back. a helicopter rescued three people who were riding in the car. a fourth managed to climb up the hill. investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. drinking, drugs, and speeding are not factors. >>> two people suffered injuries in this accident after a

the u.s. and british navies cooperated over the slave trade in the caribbean.thans much more new ones the classic comic book version of the munro doctrine. it was about not allowing the europeans to not -- dominate the caribbean while cooperating with the europeans in every other fashion possible. that is what china is trying to do in its neighboring marginal waters. it is trying to become the dominant power while at the same time not destabilize its relationship with the united states. states has to steer between two parameters, which the obama administration is trying to do. on the one hand, not let china dominate the south and east china seas because china's geographic centrality and demographic and economic emerging power would make them too dominant in the region, more dangerous in the region than the u.s. has been over the past few decades. at the same time, it cannot let china dominate, we cannot get into a war or into a real fracas with china because of the philippine -- vietnamese and filipino nationalism. equity,too much trade, global warming, this th

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astronomers at the u.s. navyrch laboratory believes the comet broke up and died. >> not everybody gets the day off from work. 2 nasa astronauts on the job today ma manning international space stakes 200 miles above the earth. >> we are happy to be up here orbiting above the earth. can't be at home with our family during the holiday this is the next best place we would like to be. >> flight engineered showed off elements of the meal including thermostabilize i am, smoked turkey and freeze dried green beans. may not sound that appetizing. they had a view from the thanksgiving table unbeatable. astronauts said best wishes to the ground team supporting them during the holidays. >> still to come. bay area largest and most prestigious auto show unway. is what cool in cars. >> and generous deed that restored one mother faith in restored one mother faith in the christmas to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to cove