the u.s. navy within the last three hours. it was a u.s. navy aircraft that was approaching the uss ronald reagan. that's an aircraft carrier that's been operating in these waters and then this crash took place. the navy says there were 11 passengers and crew members on board and that a search and rescue operation is currently underway. the japanese defense minister and recall this took place off the coast of okinawa, he has since told journalists that at least eight people from the aircraft have been rescued. he also identified the aircraft as a c 2 transport plane. that's a propeller plane that the u.s. navy flies that i've flown on before that lands on u.s. navy aircraft carriers and gets thrown off with that kind of pro-pulsion system and the japanese have dispatched their own ships to help in this operation. the uss ronald reagan had been most recently been involved in joint exercises in these waters with two other aircraft carriers, that's a display of u.s. muscle that angered north korea tha

the u.s. navy assisting in the search with two special planes. >> the airplanes that the u.s. navy have sent have very sophisticated radars designed to pick up submarines on the surface. >> reporter: but this rear admiral saying, the weather in the search area continues to be difficult, hampering rescue efforts, and the sub may have sunk. >> if that submarine is still under water, there's not much hope left. >> reporter: still, one of the u.s. navy's most sophisticated underwater systems is on the way to argentina. it can reach a sunken submarine at departments of 850 feet. >>> we turkeys a lot. >> why we're seeing more of them roaming the bay area this time of the year. >> and how layoffs could affect tesla for years to come. >>> and how actor harrison ford (♪) (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in son

the u.s. navy to the u.s. aircraft carrier ronald reagan which had just days ago been conducting exercises along two other aircraft carriers in the pacific region. exercises and demonstration of military might that greatly angered north korea which of course is at odds with the u.s. right now. and as you pointed out, this is coming on the back of what has been a very difficult and deadly year for the u.s. navy in the asia pacific region with at least four navy ships involved in collisions, two of them quite deadly in june and in august, the u.s. destroyer's fitzgerald and john mccain, 17 sailors killed in those collisions with commercial shipping vessels and the u.s. navy concluded that those accidents could have been avoided, fired a number of top navy officers and concluded that they were the results of mistakes by commanding officers. >> yeah, ivan, a vice admiral with the 7th fleet of the navy was relieved of his duty. we'll see if any changes come as a result of this accident. thank you for fo

and the u.s. navy conclusion that those collisions could have been avoided, and that there were a number of mistakes made by the crew, by the commanding officers of those vessels. more recently on the island of okinawa itself over the weekend, a u.s. marine crashed and killed a japanese local while inebriated. and that has resulted in a decision to suspend all alcohol for servicemen and women on the island of okinawa. so it's been a difficult and deadly year for the u.s. armed services in the pacific ocean this year. isha? >> it definitely has. ivan watson joining us there with the very latest from hong kong. ivan, appreciate it. thank you. those of you staying with cnn international, next hour we'll write you the verdict in the trial of ratko mladic. he is accused in the massacre of more than 7,000 men and boys in srebrenica in 1995. a u.n. court will be handing down the ruling at the hague. we'll bring you the ruling when it happens. for those of you in the united states, "early start" is next. i'm i

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the u.s. navy's equipment is scheduled to arrive tonight and tomorrow. the argentine navy says once the bad weather passes they'll return to full time search operations in about 48 hours. tom? >> stephanie, thank you. >>> and we're following two different manhunts tonight. both suspects wanted for killing police officers in separate incidents. officers on the hunt in western pennsylvania looking for this man. this, as police in baltimore ramp up their search for a man who fatally shot a detective here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, the manhunt in two states for separate cold blooded cop killers intensifying. >> male patient with a gunshot wound. officer down. >> reporter: in pennsylvania police searching for this man, 29-year-old rahmael holt, after finding a car they believe was involved in the shooting death of officer brian shaw. shaw, 25 years old and on the force for less than six months, was killed during a routine traffic stop outside of pittsburgh. >> i know they are working tirelessly to find this person, >> reporter: and in baltimore

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now colossal bribery and fraud has been brewing a scandal the u.s. navy that's according to prosecutors in the so-called lead case would not reveal the true extent of the scandal. initial inquiry took place more than four years ago when twenty eight personnel including two admirals were indicted now it's transpired four hundred forty navy staff are under investigation including more than sixty admirals and scores of offices all of them are suspected of sharing secret information in return for bribes such as alcohol of prostitutes the identities of the majority of people implicated are being held back to avoid jeopardizing the investigation the release of such information would likely reveal sensitive details about the breadth and scope of the criminal investigation and pending cases now these revelations are being described as the worst corruption scandal in the u.s. navy history yet some are surprised that handing over classified information to a foreigner is being treated as frauds kaleb more into the story. what did they do well allegedly they were sed

with the u.s. navy's two undersea rescue systems on the way to argentina to look for the submarine, everyone involved is hoping for a different and positive outcome. dan and paula? >> stephanie, thank you. let's bring in retired marine colonel steve ganyard. he's an abc news analyst. you saw him in stephanie's piece. we have more questions for you, in.ve. do you think these repord satellite communications could really be from the missing sub? to you, is this an optimistic sign? >> i don't know, dan. i'm a little bit suspect. when did they come in? right after the sub was reported missing? did they come in yesterday? if this submarine tried multiple times and tried different bases, did nobody pick up the phone? how could that be? in a lot of ways this reminds me of malaysian air flight 370. there was a lot of rumor, inknew when -- innuendo. and unfortunately, incompetence. in a lot of ways, unfortunately, this rescue mission mirrors that. >> we're going on four days. realistically, how long could people su

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the u.s. navy has ships, they have helicopters, they have aircraft, surveillance airplanes that are up in the air desperately searching for these three missing sailors, craig. >> the 7th fleet, courtney, has had a number of accidents at sea this year. several. to what is the navy attributing this, or are they? >> there have been a string of deadly accidents, actually, in the region, in the 7th fleet area. they have been, you know, ships, u.s. ship collisions that have led to 17 u.s. navy sailors being killed and injured. this is different because this is an aircraft that crashed, but it was a u.s. navy aircraft, as you mentioned. it goes to the larger problem that this region has had this year. there's been a comprehensive review the u.s. navy is looking at. we're waiting for one more to be released in the coming weeks from the u.s. secretary of navy that is supposed to look, again, at what is causing all this. is there a problem of training with sailors in the area? do they need more rest? is the

for old engulfing the u.s. navy that's according to prosecutors in the so-called london case including two admirals were indicted but now is transpired that four hundred and forty navy stuff are under investigation including now more than sixty admirals and schools of offices all of them were suspected of sharing secret information in return for bribes such as booze and prostitutes the identities of the majority of people implicated being held back to avoid jeopardizing the investigation the release of such information would likely reveal sensitive details about the breadth and scope of the criminal investigation and pending cases these revelations are being described as the worst corruption scandal in u.s. navy history yet some a surprised that providing classified information to a foreigner in forms of bribes is being treated as fraud. explaining how the terms espionage and corruption appear to have been rather well swapped in this inquiry. so what did they do well allegedly they were seduced by leonard francis a.

ben tracy reports from seoul. >> the u.s. navyays the exercises are about training and preparedness. but this was also a massive display of military might, right in north korea's backyard. while president trump was in the region. the u.s. navy flew us out to the uss ronald reagan to see it in person. we boarded a navy cargo plane at the air force base south of seoul. we were told the flight would last 90 minutes. when we reached the deck of the uss reagan -- we saw f-1 fighter jets, one after another. being lawn. ed over t ed -- launched. if needed the jets could strike military installations in north korea in just minutes. if there was a conflict with north korea they could launch a fighter jet off the carrier once every 20 second. but of course they then have to get all of fighter jets back on board. this is how they do it. but what the u.s. military really wants the world to see is this. three u.s. aircraft carrier strike groups, the reagan, t theodore roosevelt and nimitz. together they celebrate 200 aircraft and combined air

the u.s. embassy in manila to protest trump's visit to the country riot police used water cannons on the angry crowd so. colossal bribery and fraud engulfing the u.s. navy that's according to prosecutors in the so-called fat leonard case who have now revealed the true extent of the scandal the initial inquiry took place more than four years ago when twenty eight personnel including two admirals were indicted but now it's transpired that four hundred and forty navy staff are under investigation including more than sixty admirals and scores of offices all of them are suspected of sharing secret information in return for bribes in the form of alcohol and prostitutes the identities of most of them implicated are being held back to avoid jeopardizing the investigation. the release of such information would likely reveal sensitive details about the breadth and scope of the criminal investigation and pending cases these revelations are being described as the worst corruption scandal in u.s. navy history at some a surprise that providing classified information to a foreigner is being treated as fraud. by now explaining how the terms espionage and corruption app

well a colossal bribery and fraud and gulf in the u.s. navy that's according to prosecutors in the so-called fat leonard case who have now revealed the true extent of this scandal four hundred forty personnel have been indicted including over sixty admirals on hundreds of offices all of them accused of sharing secret information in return for bribes such as alcohol and women something that's being treated as fraud not as. the identities of the people implicated have been kept back to avoid jeopardizing the investigation. the release of such information would likely reveal sensitive details about the breadth and scope of the criminal investigation and pending cases. explains how the terms espionage and corruption appear to be rather well mixed in this inquiry but what did they do well allegedly they were seduced by leonard francis a.k.a. fat leonard he offered them booed parties luxury hotels and cash in exchange for information about where u.s. navy ships were going in the pacific ocean he did this in order to earn contracts now fat leonard ak

the search underway for three u.s. sailors after a navy transport plane crashes into the ocean.>>> the fallout from the new proposal to end net neutrality. the changes are necessary -- what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪ >>> a search is underway for three american servicemembers who are missing after a navy cargo plane crashed in the pacific ocean off the coast of japan. it happened last night. a crew members were rescued. they are listed in good condition. the u.s. navy says the cargo plane was bringing passengers and cargo from japan to the uss ronald reagan carrier when it went down. there is no word on what caused the plane to crash. the latest in a series of incidents involving the u.s. navy's seventh fleet including two major collisions involving shi

the u.s. navys now helping in the search for a missing argentine submarine. this up and it's 44 man crew has been missing since wednesday. confirm theld not satellite signals were from the missing sub. the u.s. navy has provided an underwater rescue vessel and several search planes. >> has sent have very sophisticated radars that are designed to pick up submarines on the surface. kimberly: that weather is making the search more difficult. the crew will have very little air left. d.c. police investigating two homicides. shots were fired before midnight on 30th street southeast. the victim was marcel harrison or the other shooting around 2:00 this morning on spring in northwest. the victim there, christian lopez ramirez. the shootings are not connected. police are asking your help in tracking down the gunman. in7-year-old killed annapolis. police say it was someone he knew who did it. terri bosley was just walking with a group of people on president street yesterday, officers say, when one of them sh

the u.s. embassy in manila to protest against the visit they burned u.s. flags and shouted trump slogans police used water cannon to push the crowd back. allegations of colossal bribery and fraud having gulf the u.s. navy that's according to prosecutors in the so-called fat leonard case is now revealed the true extent of the scandal let's take a closer look at the initial inquiry took more than four years ago twenty eight personnel including two admirals were indicted back then it's transpired now though over four hundred navy star far under investigation including more than sixty admirals and scores of other officers all of them are suspected of sharing secret information in return for bribes such as alcohol and prostitutes their identities of the majority of people implicated are being held back to avoid jeopardizing the investigation the release of such information would likely reveal sensitive details about the breadth and scope of the criminal investigation and pending cases. these revelations are being described as the worst corruption scandal in u.s. navy history yet some are surprised that handing over classified information to a foreigner is only being treated as fraud caleb open takes a close

the u.s. designates north korea a state sponsor of terror. what it means in the fight to contain the nuclear threat. >>> the u.s. navy joining a race against time to find a missing submarine with dozens trapped on board. tonight word of sounds detected from the deep. >>> black friday now. the deals have already started, but some days are better than others. tonight, when to get the most for your money. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. welcome to our viewers in the west. late today just a short time ago, both cbs news and pbs announced suspensions of veteran broadcast journalist charlie rose in the wake of an explosive "washington post" report detailing the stories of eight women who say he made improper sexual advances toward them. the co-anchor of "cbs this morning" and host of a long-running talk show on pbs, rose is accused of behavior ranging from groping and exposing himself to lewd phone calls with female employees. tonight rose is apologizing after becoming the latest high profile man to be named in a societal reckoning over sexual misconduct. nbc's anne thompson has details.

u.s. flags and shouted anti government from slogans of riot police use water cannon to push the crowd back. colossal bribery and fraud has engulfed the u.s. navy that's according to prosecutors in the so-called fat leonard case they have now revealed the true extent of the scandal initial inquiry took place more than four years ago when twenty eight personnel including two admirals were indicted now those transpired four hundred forty naval staff are under investigation and includes more than sixty admirals and scores of offices all of them are suspected of sharing secret information in return for bribes like alcohol and prostitutes identities of the majority of people implicated are being held back to avoid jeopardizing the investigation. the release of such information would likely reveal sensitive details about the breadth and scope of the criminal investigation and pending cases and these revelations are being described as the worst corruption scandal in u.s. navy history yet some a surprise that handing over classified information to a foreigner is being treated as fraud elim open explains. but what did they do well allegedly they were se

those noises were described as sustained, now being analyzed by the u.s. navy. >> the u.s. navy aircraft have very powerful computers to analyze these sounds to make sure this is the submarine. >> reporter: it was last heard from five days ago, the commander reporting an electrical fault. now it's a race against time to save the 44 crew members on board. including argentina's first female submarine officer. eliana maria crawchuck. carlos mendoza waiting for news of his brother fernando. he says the truth is, the days go by and not knowing anything at all just kills you. it kills you. the argentine navy is saying in the worst kais scenario, if the submarine enough oxygen on board to last the crew one week. it is truly a race against the clock. linzie janis, abc news, mara dell platta, argentina. >>> the texas woman arrested for anti-trump decal on her truck. >> she has a new message for the sheriff. that's next on porld news now. i. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probio

we just got an update on the u.s. navyircraft crash. 11 people on board that transport plane have been rescued. they are in good condition. search crews are looking for the remaining three people at this point. if you're just waking up, one of the navy's planes went down in the pacific ocean. c-2 transport plane. we'll keep an eye out for the update on the remaining people being suit. >> 5:46. at this hour president trump seems to be taking roy moore's side over the allegations of sexual assault. >> he totally denies it. he says it didn't happen. you know, you have to listen to him also. >> the president also attacked moore's democratic challenger. >> news 4's edward lawrence is live on story. what does this all mean for the senate race? >> aaron and un, it will be a tough campaign. he did say the alternative saying the other candidate on the democratic side is terrible on crime, terrible on the military and terrible on borders. the president means if the republicans can save it, it puts them in jeopardy. the polls are put

sacked the u.s. navy and air force are sitting resources to join the national search for a missing argentine submarine with 44 people aboard. that crew has been out of radio contact for several days. >> reporter: a missing submarine in argentina has a south american country on edge and getting global support. the u.s. navy ordered its command to deploy to the region to open the search. argentina last had contact on wednesday as a 44 member crew made the trip as trip. the crew joins more than one dozen boats and aircraft from argentina, the uk, chile and brazil. the international aid is extremely positive and obviously when they trying to things happen, the solidarity of the rest of the world's countries prevails over differences that could exist in foreign relations.>> reporter: argentina southern coast is notorious for strong storms. right now we have waves of six to eight meters high with west to southwest winds of 40 knots. unfortunately this complicates the search. >> reporter: the search is getting w

the u.s. navy plane crashing into the pacific. 1 peop 11 people onboard. eight pulled from the water alive. the all-out effort to find survivors. >>> under fire. the new ad against senate candidate roy moore, labeling him an abuser. the president sticking with him. and tonight, the new photo that has a congressman apologizing. >>> also, the former usa gymnastics team doctor dubbed a monster. what happened in court today. >>> show of force. protecting the macy's thanksgiving day parade. more than 3.5 million people expected to line the streets. the new plan, following the recent terror attack. >>> and your money. black friday deals about to go live. how to get hundreds off the new and the best way to beat the crowds. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm tom llamas, in for david. as we come on the air tonight, it is crunch time for the thanksgiving get away. the last-minute rush on america's roads and airports. take a look at this. this is a live look at chicago's kennedy expressway. look at all those cars. bumper to bumper, traffic as far as you

the u.s. they're sometimes known as a cod. a statement released by the navyaid they're focused on efforts to find the missing sailors. but japanese officials say engine failure might have played a role. that's an educated guess. there have been 17 iftalities and at least five incidents this year alone leading to the removal of eight top naval officers and the appointment of a new seventh fleet commander, vice admiral philip sawer. with us here retired admiral jack jacobs. he's also an msnbc military analyst. i know one of the things you teach at west point is tempo. -wheel we're not firing back and forth, in this case it's readiness tempo. and a lot being asked of a finite number of pieces of equipment and a finite number of people in the seventh fleet. >> you know not too long ago we were talking about a 600-ship navy in an environment in which our threats were not nearly as fragmented, dispersed and as difficult as they are today. and now we've got fewer than 300 ships. my guess is not nearly enough sailors to man them. we've got a united states army that i