the u.s.s. eodore roosevelt has been deployed to the area around the middle east, otherwise known as the fifth fleet for the better part of two weeks. that said, the aircraft carrier is moving closer to yemen partly to help provide more security given the political instability in that country. however there are some reports indicating that part of the u.s.s. roosevelt's mission is to intercept any efforts by the iranian government to send weapons by sea to the houthis. u.s. officials are not confirming that the crew of the roosevelt is prepared to intercept or at least to stop any iranian vessels and these officials also will not confirm whether the crew of the roosevelt is prepared to interrupt any weapons deliveries. they are there they say to provide general security in the region around yemen. >> roz for moment thanks very much. still to come on the program colombia's farc rebels say they will maintain their ceasefire despite the recent outbreak of violence. and car makers unveil their latest

their trip was an act of commemoration for the u.s.s. war-time heroism. >> we'll continue with the trip. i won't reveal the details, i don't want to create problems for the guys. if you see how ridiculous it comes, russian phobia will come to no good. >> reporter: on tuesday, in the beaulieu russian city the night wolves leader called it farcical. the trip to berlin was an acts of the commemoration for the u.s.s. r's war time heroism. >> we will continue with our trip. i won't reveal the details. see how rickic u louse it has b. the russia phobia will come to no good. it's gone too far. on the eve of victory, we should hide ourselves and intentions and go to the graves of ancestors. more will attempt the journey. germany says it won't let the group in. the nit wolves are pro-russian and patriotic. vladimir putin rode with them several times. their involvement in the takeover of crimea earned them a place on the sanctions list, and they are at the forefront of a movement called anti-maidan, staging a rally in february in moscow, aimed at p

this is the u.s.s. independence. the top photo is the ship in its heyday as it battled in the pacific between 1943 and 1945. the bottom picture is a 3d sonar image of the flight deck. scientists say it is amazingly intact. the independence was scuttled after being damaged in atomic bomb tests after the war. >>> an american citizen in federal court accused of training with militants overseas. according to prosecutors in columbus, ohio, [ non-english language ] trained with islamic militants in syria. they say the 23-year-old wanted to kill americans especially members of the armed forces. the feds say that he went to syria a year ago where he was recruited to return to the u.s. and carry out an attack. >> a concern you have to have in this case is not only that somebody came home again after traveling overseas to fight but what kind of sophistication or training might people like this have received overseas? >> he pled not guilty in court this morning. he is facing 38 years behind bars if convicted. >>> millions of ang

. >>> the u.s.s. "roosevelt" and the cruiser "normandy" brings ships in the gulf of aden to nine. including two destroyers mind sweepers and ships, carrying 2,002 marines. iran's convoy consists of seven ships, a destroyer and helicopter carrier. saudi arabia and egypt has a presence off the yemeni coast. >> reporter: a 3-day truce has collapsed in libya. the truce was announced allowing residents to return to their homes. tripoli is a key target to forces loyal to the u.n. recognising the libyan government based in tobruk >>> i.s.i.l. affiliated gunmen killed two loyal to the government. five were injured in the attack near the city >>> iraqi government says its forces are making gains in i.s.i.l. the advance comes as the number of displaced people exceeds 114,000. we have more from baghdad. >> in the western suburb of baghdad, the football pitch has been turned into a tent camp. everyone here has escaped the fighting in ramadi and the surrounding areas. many were scared and criticized their government. this person has eight children, including a boy with leukaemia. he is unemplo

their trip was an act of commemoration for the u.s.s. r's war-time heroism. >> we'll continue with the trip. i won't reveal the details, i don't want to create problems for the guys. if you see how ridiculous it comes, russian phobia will come to no good. on the eve of victory we should hide hour and intentions and go to the graves of ancestors. more will attempt the journey. the night wolves are wattry otic. vladimir putin rode with them several times. their involvement in the takeover of crimea earned them a place on the sanctions list and they are at the forefront of o movement auld aind maidan staging a rally in february in moscow aimed at preventing a pro-western ukraine style uprising in russia. the group insists it's a bunch of bikers defending russia. the ultra dox church. in the climate of east-west tensions that is why they make some europe answer states nervous. >>> just a reminder you can keep up to date with the news on the week side on aljazeera.com. jazeera.com. >>> you might not know it or like it, but you are being watche

the u.s.s. needer roosevelt is on it's way to the gulf of adan. sources tell al jazeera the deployment is intended to send a message to iran. that nation is accused of offering support and weapons to the houthis rebels. iraqi troops say they have gained territory near government officials but officials worry that isil can take the town within days. it's much the same story near rah major oil refinery in the north. >> on the outskirts of the refinery, the war is not over. the target is isil fighters musics of spoke while the fighting continues. they are part of the government reinforcement after isil fighters stormed parts of the refinery last week. the plan is to attack from three directions. and although this front these men need to clear the surrounding areas. while hitting isil positions. beare in the third front we are trying to clear it and control part of it. our forces are advancing. >> security forces in the area suggest there are isil fighters still inside the refinery. put the coalition says army forces are now the full control and are f

. >>> this morning the u.s.s. theory yotheodore roosevelt is moving towards iran. to rebels fighting yemen's government. in yemen's capital sanaa at a wednesday cache triggering massive explosions. the blast killed as many as 19 people and buried others under the flattened building. >>> this morning, a captain and members of a ship are facing charges. the search continues for victims. they found the syrian crew member on a rescue boat among survivors. the captain is charged with multi time homicide. >>> fiery rescue. police in texas rescue a driver from his burning car. >>> later bean ball. a major league fan gets knocked down by a foul tip. this is the "cbs morning news." body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis from the inside out... with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage and clear skin in many adults. doctors have been prescribing humira for nearly 10 years. >>humira can lower your ability t

the trip was an acts of commemoration for the u.s.s. rs war time heroism. >> we'll continue 2000 the trip. i will not reveal the details. i do not want to create problems for the guys. the russian phobia will come to no good. it's gone to far on the eve of victoria day we should hide overseas and our intentions and go secretly to the graves of our ancess stores. >> reporter: he suggests more will attempt the journey. germany says it won't let the group in. the night wolves are pro-russian and patriotic. vladimir putin rode with them several times. their involvement in the takeover of crimea earned them a place on the u.s. sanctions list, and they are at the forefront of a movement called anti-maidan, staging a rally in february in moscow, aimed at preventing a pro-western ukraine style uprising in russia. the group insists it's just a bunch of bikers defending russia. the orthodox church. in the climate of east-west tensions, that is why they make some european states nervous. >>> let me remind of our website. it is accessible 24 hours a

the u.s.s. "roosevelt", and "norm andy", bring it. they include two destroyers, two mine sweepers and three amphibian ship with 2,300 marines. yemen's foreign minister is acausing iran of desperate attempts to break the blockade to cut houthi supplies. >> iran was supposed to send aid and medical supplies is sending warships loaded with weapons, like they want to inflame the conflict >>> a 3-day truce collapsed in libya after fighting broke out. the truce was announced to allow residents to return to their home. tripoli is a key factoring for forces loyal to the u.n. recognised government based in tobruk >>> i.s.i.l. affiliated gunmen killed two loyal to the tripoli government. five were injured. >>> australia is trying to counter a steady stream of people travelling to iraq and syria to join i.s.i.l.'s campaign. the government is rolling out a programme aimed at re-de-radicalization of possible recruits. andrew thomas reports. >> reporter: muslims at a fun fair - this one attached to a halal food festival is not the image you see on a

john: white house press secretary josh earnest is talking about the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt. it's a nimitz class aircraft carrier operated by around 6,000 sailors and marines. to get an understanding of the scailing of this ship, it serves 18,150 meals a day. the theodore roosevelt forms a heart of -- forms the heart of carrier strike group 12, which includes a cruiser, destroyers and possibly also a hunter-killer submarine, sometimes deployed to defend 9 -- the fleet. the theodore roosevelt strike group is operating off the coast of yemen, and it may be ordered to stop iranian vessels from supplying weapons to houthi rebel forces in yemen. the white house is refusing to rule out future action against iranian vessels. >> i'm not going to speculate about any future events that may or may not occur. but it is possible for the united states to be justifiably concerned about protecting the freedom of navigation and the free flow of commerce in this volatile region of the world while ensuring that the arms embargo that the u.n. has put in place is one to which -- that everybody tak

. >> while the pentagon says the mission of the u.s.s. "theodore roosevelt" is to maintain maritime security officials privately concede there's a message to iran - loosely translated as "back off." >>> jamie mcintyre at the permanent. thank you >>> the u.s. military began to train ukranian troops fighting pro-russian separatists. 300 american paratroopers are working out of a military base. over the next six months they are expected to train 900 ukranian soldiers. a ceasefire has been in place, but is violated almost daily >>> italian authorities arrested the captain and crew members of a boat cap sizing off the libyan coast. 800 migrants on the boat were killed when it sank this weekend. european official began to craft a plan to address the growing humanitarian crisis. paul brennan has more from catania and italy. >> reporter: battered by waves, clipping to what is left of the boat. a woman is seen trying to protect a child. recent attention is focused on migrants leaving north africa for italian waters. the phenomenon spans the mediter

the u.s.s. aircraft carrier theodore roosevelt will join ships heading to yemen. deployment is in response to reports that eight iranian ships are already heading toward yemen. the concern is those ships could be carrying arms to the rebels. >>> two human smugglers accused in europe's use migrant sea disaster are under arrest in italy. the united nations says it believes 800 people drowned when a boat packed with people sank this weekend. only 28 people survived. most of them are desperate people from africa. they boarded a boat in hopes of reaching european shores and a better life. the u.n. believes more than 1500 my grants have died so far this year. >>> in egypt, ousted president morrissey has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. morrissey was backed by the powerful but now banned muslim brotherhood, was found guilty in the killing of protesters in 2012. his hard line islamic supporters attack opposition protesters and sparked clashes that killed at least ten people. the verdict is the first against the country's first elected leader. >>> coming up on wusa9 ne

now the remains of the u.s.s. pendence has been found off the farralones sitting in 2600 feet of water. the top photo is a ship in its heyday. it was involved in war in 1943 to 1945. the bottom is the flight deck. scientists say it's amazingly intact. it was intentionally sunk after being damaged in atomic bomb testing. >>> a daring rescue after a man falls on subway tracks in pennsylvania. it happened wednesday night in centre city. he lost his footing and stumbled on the tracks. you can see there's another commuter who leaps into action. pulls the guy to safety. but he doesn't stop there. the good samaritan even visits the man in the hospital. >>> a nasty accident to tell you about in washington state. millions of bees swarm a highway when a truck overturns. dozens of boxes filled with live bees were scattered across the road. fire crews had to wear protective gear to clean up the mess! some were stung multiple times. >>> outrage tonight over an espn reporter's one week suspension. some say that brit mchenry is g

. >> reporter: sources tell fox news, the u.s.s. cheat door roosevelt is shadowing an iranian convoy suspected of carrying rebels. president obama says his administration has made a stance on assisting them very clear to iran. >> there is a reason why we keep some of our ships in the persian gulf reason. that's to make sure we maintain freedom of navigation. what we've said to them is that if there are weapons delivered to factions within yemen that could threaten navigation, that's a problem. >> reporter: a saudi-led coalition has been conducting strikes for a month. that mission now over. coalition forces now launching a new campaign to keep the rebels from operating. >> the coalition will continue to perform their operation in hope for yemen, wishing that yemen will become again stage and secure. >> reporter: iran has been a vocal critic of the u.s.-backed airstrikes. tehran welcoming the end of the campaign but says it's hurt saab's stand -- saudi arabia's standing in the region. the u.s. and iran are trying to hammer out a nucl

they face a blockade by the saudis and the egyptian substantial u.s.s. that's there. the stakes are raised. that's why what's happening on the ground is a talk and fight strategy, on both sides. on the saudi coalition side and on the el-houthi coalition inside iran. liz: john, people are wondering were the saudis pressured to make what a lot of us wondered was a hollow promise to stop the air campaign. were they pressured maybe by the united states or the p-5, the group of 5+ 1 to talk about keeping the nuclear framework in place and not putting it into jeopardy. >> there is certainly reports the pressure came from the united states. that wouldn't surprise me. it's the concern the obama white house has of losing the nuclear deal that gives iran leverage to continue to play the houthi gambut. i think the saudis is not untypical, said yes out of one side of their mouth and proceeded with the bombing campaign on the other. i think this is going to go in fits and starts on both sides until somebody sees a clear military advantage on the ground. then there will be real talk

. >>> the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt aircraft carrier is steaming toward waters off of yemen setting up a potential confrontation with the iranian navy. roosevelt and other ships are prepared to intercept any iranian vessel carrying weapons to the the rebels in yemen. the the saudi led air strikes continued to pound the positions, in the capitol city of sona. >>> it has been five years since one of the worst environmental disasters in this country. the explosion aboard bp deep water horizon in the gulf of mexico. 134 million gallons of water spill in the gulf, 11 people were killed. today the effect is still linger. marine life hasn't recovered yet and tar balls still dot the beaches. >>> critics and environmental groups say lessons of the bp oil disaster were short lived. the number of deep water drilling rigs has increased 37 percent in the five years since the spill that is according to the latest industry statistics. a review by the the associated press found companies are now drilling in deeper wat

navy officials confirm the uss theodore roosevelt along with a guided missile cruiser the u.s.s. normandy left the persian gulf and are on route for the arabian sea. this is a major step to stop the iranians from delivering weapons to rebels in yemen. joining us to weigh in is lieutenant general mcinearnedy, the united nations voted to have the best of weapons from getting to the yemen rebels if you well the houthi. your and knew this but they are sending a big convoy out. how big could escalate? >> it certainly means their objectives are to seize the territory in yemen that the houthis are starting to occupy and have a huge part of it. it shows another effort towards expanding radical islam throughout the arabian peninsula and that is portia radical islam. it is very dangerous what is going on right now. charles: what i don't get with this convoy the united nations got together and said we are going to have an embargo and not allow these on to get there. there in the arabian sea, obviously we are going to skip what can happen? will they try to force this issue or are they trying

the aircraft carrier u.s.s. theodore roosevelt is headed to the waters of the coast of yemen.the roosevelt will join nine other american ships in a mission to keep iranian vessels from supplying weapons to the robles. the de-- rebels. the deployment is in response that eight ships are headed toward yemeni. theyul cod be carrying arms for the rebels. >>> also right now the u.s. 18 million dollars in food, aid and supplies to help the people of ukraine. vice. joe biden says water and food vouchers are going to go to regions affected by fighting between government forces and pro-russia fighters. word of the aid comes as the organization for security and cooperation in europe pushes for a permanent cease-fire in the region. >>> this morning the mayor of baltimore is calling for calm following the depts of a 25 yearmtd -- death of a 25-year- old man who suffered a fatal spinal cord injury while in police custody. >> protesters took to the streets demanding answers about how and why fredz di gray died -- freddie gray died. not many answers yet. >> reporter: not many answers yet. pro

the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt has been deployed. the u.s. says the ships are there to conduct maritime security operations and not to intercept iranian armed shipments. iran has been accused of supplying the houthis with weapons and backing them >> the lawyer for an american reporter detained in iran says he's facing charges including spying. he's been held by iran since july last year. his lawyer says the charges include conducting propaganda against the establishment and collaborating with hostile governments. the executive editor says the charges are baseless and ludicrous. >> if reports are true these charges are absurd and should be immediately dismissed and he should be freed immediately and return home to his family. >> for more on the story we're bringing in the "washington post" executive editor. what more do you now know do you think about the case against your reporter? >> well we now know that there are charges against him. we know that one of the charges includes spying. and we now have some sense as to how ludicrous those charg

. >> the navy said today that the aircraft carrier the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt is on its way to the gulf of aden. jamie mcintire joins us from the pentagon. this would be to enforce an embar go of weapons to the houthis. what does the navy say about the mission? >> that it's not planning to interdict any iranian ships. but seven to nine iranian ships are headed towards yemen cargo unknown, may be carrying arms to the houthi rebels. even though they say the mission of the aircraft carrier is to maintain security, pentagon officials say this is not so subtle message to iran that the u.s. has a strong presence there and while they're watching the iranian ships they remain in international waters but if they plan to put into port, the ships will be boarded not necessarily by u.s. ships because there are also saudi arabian and other ships, taking part in the blockade, the u.s. is not part of. there are now about eight u.s. ships in the area including the aircraft carrier a smaller helicopter carrier a bunch of war ships and if the iranian ships try

the aircraft carrier, the u.s.s. "threo door roosevelt", and "normandy", to join off the coast of yemen, leaving no doubt that there's a possibility of a confrontation at sea, if the ships are carrying arms for the houthis. here is the spokesman earlier today. >> we continue to be mindful of the destabilizing activities that they are engaged in in supporting the houthis, and supplying them weapons. and the united states is serious in sending it to the international community when it comes to the arms embargo in place by the u.n. >> make no mistake, u.s. officials are keeping a close eye on the iranian convoy as it approaches the coast. >> mike viqueira in washington thank you. >> al jazeera's international affairs contributor joins us this evening. good to have you with us. first, the simply question why has society decided to stop bombing when the houthis have not retreated. >> the saudis realised that the campaign was never going to cause them to retreat. they have inflicted damage on arms depot, and made the houthi

the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt, a massive presence in any ocean could be staring down a convoy of iranian ships. the administration believes iran is trying to provide more arms for the growing insurgency in yemen. >> we've seen evidence that the iranians are supplying weapons in other forms of support. that's the kind of support that will only contribute to greater violence in that country. >> reporter: a saudi war plane has been pounding targets in yemen in what many believe is a proxy war between sunni arab states an iran. all of this as iran and the united states are still trying to hammer out a nuclear deal but running into one problem after another, including fiery rhetoric from iran's supreme leaders. >> translator: they fabry brated the myths of nuclear weapons to say iranian is a public threat. no america is a threat. >> reporter: and can a show of might make iran think twice about fighting rebels? they say a cease-fire could be close at hand. maybe so but there's no indication that that i

. >>> search teams have found the remains of the u.s.s. independence off the farralones.t world war ii aircraft carrier fought in the pacific between 1943 and 1945. so we are going to show you some photos. the top photo is the ship during the war. the bottom is a 3d sonar image of the flight deck. scientists say it is amazingly intact even though it is now 2600 feet below the surface. the independence was deliberately sunk in 1951. it was damaged in atomic bomb testing after the war. >>> a world famous north bay restaurant has a unique way of staying open while renovating itsey it is using shipping containers. the temporary setup at french laundry opened last week. the four containers have windows so you can watch the chef at work. french laundry's new futuristic kitchen is expected to be finished in 7 months. >>> still ahead a new project for the cofounder of apple. it will have people lining up but this one is not all about gadgets. >> plus gearing up for game one. the bay area pulling out all the stops to it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim more

helicopters out to the fleet and first ship they came to the was the u.s.s. kirk. e captain of the kirk said, who are these people? we don't know let's bring them down. brought the first helicopter down some many vietnamese came out they were so grateful they didn't have room for more helicopters. the crusade, what do we do? he said, throw that helicopter overboard, let's make room for the next one. there is an amazing story in the film for a chinook helicopter that comes to the kirk it's the double-prop helicopter. it can't land because it's too big. the helicopter pilot opens the door of the helicopter and he has his eight-month-old baby, his two-year-old, five-year-old, and he throws them out the door on to the moving ship that's 18 feet below. >> one by one we jumped out. i jumped out. my brother jumped out. my mom was holding my sister. obviously very scary. and she just, you know, just trusted me with her right hand, holding on with her left to brace herself just dropped my baby sister. one guy was standing there and he said he looked up and he saw this big bu

the the state department would not say if the presence of the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt was the the reason that it change course but the ship is trailing that convoy. >>> european leaders are pledging resource toes help with the migrant tragedy in the mediterranean. they plan to send ships aircraft and triple funding to save lives. they have agreed to lay the ground work for military action against the traffickers. in fact, the u.n. says at least 3500 migrants died trying to cross the the mediterranean last year. this month alone more than 1,000 people died. >>> loretta lynch is expect to be sworn in as next u.s. attorney general. lynch won confirmation after months of delay. she replaces eric holder who is stepping down. issue toward her expert was immigration and her refusal to denounce president's action on limiting deportations. the democrats criticized republicans for using the issue begins her. >>> presidential candidate hillary clinton is being called into testify in the deadly 2012 attacks in the benghazi. head of the house committee is asking t

navy officials say the u.s.s. roosevelt and cruiser u.s.s. ding towards the arabian sea and gulf of aiden to intercept any iranian vessels carrying weapons. the pentagon says the war ships are going to the region because of the deteriorating situation in yemen. more on the movement of u.s. ware war ships to yemen. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >> the police chief in fleetwood berks county say he was tased by a suspected drunk driver. he tracked 65-year-old terrence d'angelo to a trailer park in upper macungie lehigh county. he says d'angelo began struggling with him when confronted. that's when he said he fired his taser he missed. and d'angelo got ahold of the taser shocking the chief. d'angelo is charged with resisting arrest and dui tonight. >>> delaware state police gathered in wilmington today to say goodbye to their long time chaplain. reverend oscar front was 87 years old. he was chaplain for the state police since the 60's. troopers escorted him to his resting place. the reverend became the first delaware state po

. >>> right now the u.s.es helping emergency efforts in nepal. ry cargo plane is on the way, packed with emergency personnel and cargo. two teams of green berets are already on the ground. many at home are wondering what they can do to help. aid groups like team rubicon are sending trained veterans. check out out 0 -- other groups sending experts and supply, and the red cross and samaritan's first at samaritan's purse.org. just couple of the ways you can help and there are plenty out there. >>> here's what america is clicking on today. things like -- a nuisance as wimbledon, officials are enforcing a no selfie stick policy. furious 7, icing out "frozen," spending its fourth week atop the north american box office and police pull over a famous time traveler. stopping the car from "back to the future. "the police said they stopped the vehicle for a leaking capacitor and setting the road on fire. it was just a replica in england. here is shep. >> racing to seal the deal. secretary of state john kerry said to pet at any moment at the united nations wi

alison: paul spoke with a former sailor it the demissioned u.s.s. iowa who recalled his time on the ship during the darkest hour. >> it was tough! tough couple of days. reporter: ask eric what was tough. >> i went to boot camp with him. reporter: it wasn't his time in the navy. >> going, they were all in second division i believe. reporter: sailors like him -- >> this is me right here. reporter: cherish their service on the seas. ask him what was tough. >> 26 years is a long time. reporter: it was that day. 26 years ago. this subpoenaed. >> one of the guys said that was a good shot. reporter: a training exercise in the atlantic ocean firing the guns on the battleship u.s.s. iowa. >> went up. reporter: this video actually. it was just before 10:00 in the morning. >> go back down. there's been an unexplained detonation. reporter: the gun mount closest to the camera exploded. >> the fireball reached over 2,000 degrees and -- reporter: 47 people that's 47 sailors. >> it's not good, you know. reporter: died at that exercise at the end of the cold war. >>

the u.s.s. constitution is docking in boston while it undergoes repairs. launched in 1797 and is a major tourist draw for the city. part of the ship will reopen in june but it won't go back in the water until 2017. >>> there's no businesslike show business. this morning broadway's best will find out the list of nominees for the 2015 tony awards. mary luis parker and bruce willis will announce the nominations at the paramount hotel in new york at 8:30 this morning. the tonies air on cbs on -- tonys air on cbs in june. >>> the japanese prime minister is in town. still ahead, a preview of tonight's state dinner honoring the prime minister. allyson? >> i'm here on the weather terrace. the skies have cleared out. we're going to see a good bit of sunshine this morning. it's cool when the wind blows. take a look how we're going to plan out the rest of your day by 4:00. we'll top out near 70. just a few fair weather clouds. we stay dry and breezy. i'll have the rest of your first al ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance neve

board but to count right now, we've got in excess of nine naval ships in that part of the world as the u.s.s roosevelt pulls into place. one oerp point the pentagon and u.s. central command are saying today that nine of the u.s. navy ships are reinforcing that resolution that was passed in the u.n. last week by 14 nations, guess which one was owstenting? russia. >> we've not heard of these hostages being part of the deal. why not? >> because administration doesn't want anything attached to the deal. so let's just assume that iran was going to give up the nuclear program under the name work, which they're not. look at what is not being discussed. iran's human rights record these prisoners obviously, their number one status as the number one exporter of terrorism around the world their hostility in the region which we're seeing in yemen. there's a whole lot there. illegal missile program, none of these things are touched. administration wants to isolate the nuclear issue and i can understand the justification of doing that if they were going to accomplish their state the goals which according

the driver walked on to the u.s.s. mayhem and then shot and killed another sailor. alison: anne arundel police need the public's help catching a check fraud suspect. here's the surveillance picture of the woman. it was taken about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. now, police say she attempted to cash several stolen checks at a check cashing store in glen burnie. the checks were stolen from a mailbox in the pasadena area. if you have any information about this case you're asked to call police. leon: new report predicts a big jump in demand for water in virginia. the state department of environmental quality says the need for water will increase by 32% in the next 25 years. "the richmond times dispatch" reports about $6.1 billion in improvements are going to be required to reduce that influx. that includes building some new reservoirs as well. alison: come take a look at this. a wild catch caught on camera down in florida. leon: the reporter talked with a man who took this photo of a bobcat snagging a small shark right out of the water. >> really surprised. reporter: caught o

the aircraft carrier u.s.s. "theodore roosevelt" and another ship are in the gulf. the u.s. insists they are there for marr tine exercise not to intercept the iran shipment. iran has been accused of backing the houthis and supplying them with weapons. claims that are denied. >> rosalind jordan has been following the story. >> the u.s. carria has been based in the middle east part of a deployment that could take up to a year. they moved much close to the borders. it's done to help enhance security in the region. they refused to say whether the crew are going to be involved? stopping iranian vessels, vessels that might be suspected of carrying weapons to the houthis, that's the group that has kicked out the sitting president and trying to basically run the country themselves. the pentagon says it's watching for efforts to smuggle sources from the houthis, inside yemen. >> the school u king called for an end to attacks against migrants. the king as han accused of fuelling violence leaving seven dead. >>> he's one of the most powerful men in south africa. respected and adored. m

we diverted the theer to roosevelt as well as a guided missile cruiser the u.s.s. andy from missions in the persian gulf. the roosevelt was there to fly missions in iraq and syria against an islamic state. those ships were diverted -- if you don't mean it, if you don't want to use them. don't divert them, don't have them doing figure 8s on the water because administration doesn't know what to do. if you don't make a fist unless you mean the lay of the punch. the administration's threats have been oh empty and so discouraging to our allies that they are making the situation much much worse. bill: saudi arabia along with egypt and qatar they are fighting forces in yemen. the houthi rebels are backed by the shiia in iran. the theodore roosevelt is out in the arabian sea shadowing this iranian fleet at last check it was still steaming 9 knots an hour. now we have the situation if the iranians come to the coast of wellen. well -- of yemen, if they dock what do we do. if it threatens navigation, that's a problem. what does that mean to you as a military man? >> that's a r

the u.s.s. ferreget answered the call. ralph peerlts is a fox news analyst.initial reports were they fired at a u.s. vessel. that turned out to not be true. what do you think they are trying to prove? >> that's the key question. what happened was the iranian revolutionary guard hijacked a huge new container ship in internationally treaty recognized shipping lanes through the straits of hormuz. why did they do it in the meade jails saying they are trying to respond to save their pride after the united states navy backed them down. the iranians are always glad to thumb their those at us but this isn't about us. this was a warning shot across the bow of the saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. the iranians often respond ai millionresponld.the saudi and gulf oil go through the straits of hormuz. i don't think the iranians want to escalate this any more, they made their points. even though the u.s.s.ferreget has sailed into the area we are not going do anything either. the revolutionary guard patrol boats flirt with a u.s. carrier but they backed off. they d

. >>> a look off the coast of yemen, u.s.s. "roosevelt", and "normandy" bridges the numbers of u.s. ships to nine. two destroyers, two mine sweepers and two vessels. the move comes as the u.s. continues to monitor seven iranian ships in the area believed to include the destroyer and the helicopter carrying warship. they have a heavy presence off the yemeni coast. from jizan, on the suede-yemeni border we have a report on fierce fighting in many parts of the county. >> reporter: street battles in tiaz a day after the saudi-led coalition announced the end of the first phase of an air campaign in yemen. fighters are loyal to president abd-rabbu mansour hadi. they are supported by soldiers from the 35th brigade. but they are still unable to push the houthi rebels, and the soldiers loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh from the city. a similar scene is here, further south in the city of aden. these are members of the hadi popular resistance committee fighting continued tuesday night and the early hours of wednesday. in washington, the saudi arabia ambassador to the united states s

the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt is moving closer to yemen. the security situation in yemen, an al qaeda breeding ground can be described as nothing short of chaos. all americans had to evacuate. and huthi rebels have taken over large swaths of territory, including the capital. the pentagon says the additional warships are a show of force. adding an aircraft carrier to the navy ships we have in the arabian gulf sends a strong message to iran. the ships could be used to interdict any iranian ships that are supplying weapons. this is a very tense situation. right as the u.s. is trying to get an agreement with iran over its nuclear program. george? >> thank you, martha. >>> the latest on the beth of the baltimore man while in police custody. freddie gray died after suffering a spinal injury. david kerry is on the scene in baltimore. good morning, taifd. >> reporter: good morning, george. the u.s. justice department is considering an investigation of the baltimore police department and the death of freddie gray. a lot of questions this morning. how

among those warships moving closer to yemen's coast this morning, the "u.s.s. theodore ro roosevelt, "one of our biggest ships. the security situation in yemen, an al qaeda breeding ground, can be described as nothing short of chaos. all americans had to evacuate. and houthi rebels have taken over large swaths of territory, including the capital. the pentagon says the additional warships are a show of force. adding an aircraft carrier to the navy ships we already have in the arabian gulf sends a strong message to iran. a senior official says the ships could be used to interdict any iranian ships that are supplying weapons. this is a very tense situation. right as the u.s. is trying to get an agreement with iran over its nuclear program. george? >> okay. such a complicated situation there. thank you, martha. >>> the latest on the death of the baltimore man while in police custody. freddie gray died after a severe injury to his spinal cord. cell phone video shows police dragging him into a van. six officers are suspended pending an investigation. david kerley is o

in the meantime the u.s.s theodore roosevelt is off in the distance of the east of iranians. are egyptian and saudiss forming a blockade if they should go deliver goods of any kind of rebels. the blockade is to prevent against a that. >> thank you sir. >>> prosecutors have arrested the captain and crew member of the migrant ship that capsized off the coast of libya over the weekend. the u.n. refugee agency believes more than 800 drowned when the boat sank. 27 survivors have been rescued. they arrived at port early this morning. we are joined live from london about this. what more do prosecutors know about the captain and crew members charged? >> the captain and crew members were identified by other survivors and taken away by the italian police in siscilysicily. the captain is a 27-year-old man and caused with causing a ship wreck, multiple manslaughter and illegal immigration. the prosecutor said at least according to survivors t captain got too close to the cargo ship to came to their help and collided with it. the boat was overcrowded and lost balance and capsized. most pe

then he'll go onto south carolina where he'll speak about foreign policy on the u.s.s. yorktown. ng on with iran and isis. he's in a place that's a little different from the rest of the republican field and could be problematic in the long run. he'll conclude his tour in iowa with a rally at iowa state. i think you can expect to see a lot of the enthusiasm there that drove his father's presidential campaign in 2012. >> and, mark let's talk about the numbers when it comes to senator paul's poll numbers our latest nbc news/"the wall street journal" poll found 49% of republicans could see themselves supporting him. how much does he have outside the gop primary? >> it's still very early in the race. but when it comes to some matchups particularly in a general election jose rand paul does have some strengths with independents. he does well or better with younger voters than most republicans do. he also has some potential and i stress the word potential when it comes to african-american voters particularly on his comments on race in the wake of what happened in ferguson missouri. but as

we did the boston tea party and went to where the boston massacre was walk the the freedom trail, saw u.s.sconstitution. the it was a learning experience for the kid as well >> the school district tells "fox news" it sees value of family trips but they are considered unexcused under state guidelines. rossi has a meeting with school officials to day to talk about that policy. >>> sixteen year-old tells he never meant to whitney one after he fired gunshots inside his high school. shots rang out yesterday morning but luckily the teen was taken down by a teacher. in one was hurt. school officials say they have train for months to be ready for crucial moment like this. in fact the staff just finish training a month ago. >> we don't have a warning the teacher will turn off all of the light, lock the the door and we all hide in the class. >> district also plans to add another layer of security call school alert giving staff a pur to start a lock down with the touch of the button on computer or phone. several schools around the country already have this in place. >>> five people shot outside new yo

secretary of defence, ash carter is concerned that iranianships heading towards the country may be carrying weapons. >> u.s.s. "theodore roos veldt" is moving into the waters off yemen. qatar warned yemen not to fan the flames. it was not said whether the u.s. would stop and board the iranian ships. >> we go to mohammed val from the yemeni border. >> reporter: street battles in tiaz a day after the saudi-led coalition announced the end of the first phase of an air campaign in yemen. fighters are loyal to president abd-rabbu mansour hadi. they are supported by soldiers from the 35th brigade. but they are unable to push the houthi rebels, and the soldiers loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh from the city. a similar scene is here, further south in the city of aden. these are members of the hadi popular resistance committee they say fighting continued tuesday night and the early hours of wednesday. in washington, the saudi ambassador to the united states said the situation in aden required continued military action. >> we are seeing movement by the houthis that is very disturbing in the city of aden. wh

the aircraft carrier u.s.s. theodore roosevelt, has made its way to the waters off yemen.ed a group of u.s. warships hoping to he intercept a convoy believed to be carrying weapons for yemen. retired navy captain, also the former national security special adviser to vice president dick cheney, so this is a part of the world you know well, captain. how high stakes is the maneuvering underway right now? >> it's actually pretty normal in terms of maneuvering the ships of the u.s. navy are part of a broader international coalition out there that are conducting maritime security operations. this as you know jon is one of the most highly trafficked areas in the world. nothing new for the u.s. navy here. this is the counter piracy operations, also where a lot of the arms trafficking has occurred with somalia as many of the arms came from yemen ended up in somalia so it's not really high stakes. we're watching what's happening with regard to the iranian convoy. we've got the right force posture there. the crews are well trained and ready to essentially conduct maritime intradictio

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the u.s. navy is fortifying off yemen. u.s.s. roosevelt is joining other vessels prepared to block any iranian ships from supplying weapons to the rebels. the united states security council emposing an arms embargo last week. iran denies it's arming the rebels while the white house says there's evidence to the contrary. >> it will only contribute to greater violence. >> reporter: a saudi-led coalition hitting rebel targets with air strikes. the fighting seen by many as a proxy war it saudi arabia and iran. tehran, a strong critic of the military operation. >> we hope that everybody comes to their senses and we hope that the iran proposal is realized. it's for an immediate cease- fire addressing the situation of the injury and a yemeni- yemeni meeting to find solutions. >> reporter: the u.s. -- [indiscernible] -- the obama administration says it won't be working with iran on yemen. >> are we looking for a way to work with our partners with the gulf countries, other countries to make the region more stable? of course. does that incl