ambassador chris stevens, sean smith, and two navy s.e.a.l.s were killed. saying the constitutional separation of powers, the white house counsel said the president would not cooperate. >> given all of the other priorities pending right now before congress, common sense measures to combat gun violence, maybe they should get to work on something they can impact. >> reporter: trey gowdy sent these questions to the white house, among them when did the president learn that terrorists were responsible. the white house spokesman said republicans are unwilling to accept mr. obama was deeply engame ee engaged with the attack. sthz is a republican conspiracy theory. >> reporter: given the president's q and a, a republican spokesman said it's no surprise that president obama would rather answer questions from derek jeter than answer questions about the benghazi terrorist attacks. the report found that hillary clinton never denied security requests for benghazi. >> that's this concept involved of inoculation, given someone an injection of bad news to prepare for bad n

ambassador chris stevens, sean smith, and two navy s.e.a.l.s were killed.ing the constitutional separation of powers, the white house counsel said the president would not cooperate. >> given all of the other priorities pending right now before congress, common sense measures to combat gun violence, maybe they should get to work on something they can impact. >> reporter: trey gowdy sent these questions to the white house, among them when did the president learn that terrorists were responsible. the white house spokesman said republicans are unwilling to accept mr. obama was deeply engame ee engaged with the attack. sthz is a republican conspiracy theory. >> reporter: given the president's q and a, a republican spokesman said it's no surprise that president obama would rather answer questions from derek jeter than answer questions about the benghazi terrorist attacks. the report found that hillary clinton never denied security requests for benghazi. >> that's this concept involved of inoculation, given someone an injection of bad news to prepare for bad news.

in the past six months, two navy s.e.a.l. trainees have died within hours of quitting the program.now a fairfax county father is sharing his story of loss to try to get more support for the 80% of young men who don't make it through. nbc's cynthia mcfadden reports. >> one, two. >> reporter: to join the elite corps of navy s.e.a.l.s you have to agree to be pushed to the limit. maybe beyond it. hell week is just part of the grueling six-month program in cored in a doe, california. so physically and emotionally demanding that 80% of those who start don't finish. last month, daniel was one of them. just seven hours after quitting the training, he killed himself, jumping off the roof of his 22-story hotel. his father steve says the navy failed his son. >> the fault was that in the hours when he was most vulnerable, without any sleep for over 50 hours that he was left alone unsupervised an allowed to leave the s.e.a.l. training compound on his own. >> let's go, let's go! >> reporter: is the navy doing enough to protect the four out of five trainees every year who fail to achieve what for

smith was dead and ambassador stephens was miss and this two navy seals were still alive. there were concern about offending the libyans and whether the rescuers wearing uniforms. in the course of three hours, he and his marines changed in and out of their uniforms four times. instead of focusing on immediate help the focus was on the video and not offending libyans. >> nothing could have reached benghazi because no u.s. military asset was ever deployed to benghazi despite the order of the secretary of defense at 7:00 that night. so washington had access to real- time information, but yet they thought fighting subsided. >> the democrats said it was nothing new and many of the ideas were out there for a couple of years. the republicans on the committee counter there are 80 interviews with individuals that were never questioned by any other committee, jon. >> catherine her ridge, thank you. >> for more we'll bring in hogan gidley for huckabee for president. julianne epistein. and former staff director of the house reform committee. welcome to both of you. hogan, you know, cl

iran released the videotape after revolutionary guards captured two navy boats in the gulf. days before the u.s. lifted sanctions against iran part of the nuclear deal. the navy claims that ten sailors should not have been there they tack a shortcut through iran's waters because they were behind schedule. the report accuses the iranians of breaking international law in how they treat the u.s. sailors. >>> well, the attorney general, loretta lynch, says it was just a casual chit cat at golf and grandkids but even some democrats are saying, it was not a good idea. for her to meet privately with bill clinton, as the fbi is investigating hillary clinton's e-mails. we'll talk to a lawyer and show you what the justice department handbook says at lynch's apparent appearance of impropriety. next. what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee! in means pr

the navy commander in charge of two u.s. aters that led to capture of 10 sailors for 1 of hours, relieved of his command, likely putting end to his career after the navy's top officer released a long-awaited report about the events. anthony, your thoughts? >> i spent a lot of time with these guys. i'm on the board of business executives for national security so there could be something else going on there other than this incident. knowing the due process as i do in the pentagon, in that judiciary process, you're not getting all the information, harris. if it is just related to this, boy, there is political firestorm ahead, but my guess is understanding military way i do there is probably something more to it. harris: when these things happen it would be, i think, politically healing for the nation if the powers that be at the top like the president would at least acknowledge the capitulation that our soldiers were in with guns drawn on their knees. which now has been turned into a statue for the iranian people in their countr

sean smith was dead, ambassador chris stevens was missing and the two navy seals who defended the base were still alive. clinton's state department deputy patrick kennedy told investigators they were concerned about diplomatic sensitivity and whether military personnel sent to libya should wear uniforms. according to commanders his team changed in and out of uniforms three times that night. there was no decisive leadership that night, republicans said or muscular military response. >> you will see the details in the the report. it's a tale of the absence of vigor and energy where if it was my son, your husband or your child you would say that's a lack of response from the united states government. reporter: unlike the raid that kid usama bin laden. there was no such gathering of the main players, even though they were available and in washington, d.c. secretary of defense leon panetta ordered assets to libya. conflicting orders from state department and pentagon officials derailed the military response and panetta's order was not carried out. eric: the democratic report says security w

we all will remember last january two navy riverine boats with ten american sailors on board made international headlines when they strayed into iranian waters. they were taken captives by members of iran's revolutionary guard corps after being forced at gunpoint to surrender. the sailors were blindfolded, they were hauled back to iranian soil, they were interrogated and detained. the irgc hench men documented the event at almost every step along the way quickly broadcasting those videos and photos of the captured sailor among state-run media outlets. this is not in line with international norms. this is not the way we would treat a foreign country's navy if the same thing were to happen. and the geneva convention makes clear that when military forces from one country detain military forces from another, those prisoners are to be protected from public displays of humiliation, not to be used for propaganda purposes which is what the american sailors were used for. and something called the doctrine of innocent passage, a concept of what is known as customary international law provides that all ve

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two chinese jets flew near an american navy plane last month over the south china sea. >>> china's activitiesn the disputed waters were in focus during talks between leaders. the two sides reached agreements on a number of economic matters. but they couldn't find a diplomatic solution over disputes in the south china sea. nhk world reports from beijing. >> we agree that our collaboration, our constructive, positive collaboration, central to addressing issuess of global reach and significance. >> transnslator: the two sides d nonot agree on everything, but have reached a consensus on more than 60 points. >> reporter: washington and beijing focused on what they were able to accomplish over the two days of talks. many of the agreements reached cover economic issues. >> we know chinese firms are making valuable contributions to u.s. growth and employmement. >> reporter: they said they will speed up talks on an invesestme pathth between the world's two largest economies. it would ease regulations in some sectors to encourage foreign investment. until now, beijing has not allowed foreign investment

navy seldom has two carrier strike groups in the same waters. he called it a great opportunity to practice war-fighting techniques and expressed concerns about chinese land r reclamation in the sea. >>> a u.s. state department spokesperson responded to demonstrations against america's military presence in japan. he says his country is looking into the terms of a special status accorded to personnel stationed in japan. tens of thousands of people rallied sunday in okinawa prefecture protesting the murder of a local woman. a former marine working at a base there has been arrested. people called withdrawal of all marines from the prefecture and demanded a review of japan's and the u.s.'s status of forces agreement. it addresses the treatment of military personnel and employees accused of crimes. john kirby spoke to reporters monday. >> the defense department is obviously taking this seriously by sitting down and being willing to take a look at the status of forces agreement and to see if there needs to be changes in that. >> japan's chief cabinet s

and two former navy s.e.a.l.s who died defending the cia were still alive. the report found the focus of the meeting was on a video wrongly blamed by the white house for the terrific. patrick kennedy told investigators they were also deeply concerned about diplomatic sensitivity and whether military personnel sent to libya should wear uniforms. one military commander said his team changed in and out of their uniforms at least four times that night. >> there is concern, actually more concern about whether they're going to be offending the libyan government by how it is this rescue is supposed to take place than whether the rescue is actually successful. marinate in that for a second. >> reporter: unlike the 2011 raid that killed osama bin laden where the president, hillary clinton, and the security team gathered in the white house to watch the situation unfold, there was no such gathering for benzene though they were available and in washington. >> heather, tell us about the explanation of the video and what we've learned from the republicans about that. >> r

the two former navy seals who died defending the former cia base were still alive. instead of getting help to the americans, the report focused that it was on the video blamed for the white house for inspiring assaults. much of the conversation focused on video which is surprising given no direct link or solid evidence existed connecting attacks in benghazi and the video at time. five of the 10 action items from the rough notes of the 7:30 p.m. meeting referenced video. clinton's state department deputy, patrick kennedy told investigators, they were concerned about diplomatic sensitivities when the personnel sent to libya should wear uniforms. according to one military commander his team changed in and out of uniform at least three times that night. at the news conference this morning republicans made their case. >> there is concern, actually more concern about whether they're going to be offending the libyan government by how it is that the rescue is proposed to take place than whether the rescue is actually successful. marinate in that for a second. reporter: unli

and the two former navy s.e.a.l.s who died defending the cia base were still alive. but instead of focusing on urgent military help the report found the focus was on the anti-muslim video the white house would ultimately tie to the attacks. "five of the ten action items from the rough notes of the 7:30 p.m. meeting referenced the video, including an item mentioning leon e. panetta, secretary of defense, and martin e. dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, reaching out to pastor jones." that is a reference to pastor terry jones who in the past had threatened to burn korans. it's also important to note that the e-mails show the video explanation was crafted in washington by political appointees and it never reflected the real-time intelligence that was immediately available for americans on the ground in benghazi, shep. >> the authors of the report claim in that report that the white house officials appeared concerned about how the libyans would react. >> mrs. clinton's own state department deputy patrick kennedy testified to investigators that they were conce

include a mistake believed that the fighting stopped but in reality it was still under way and two of the navy seals that died were still alive. >> the uk will remain open despite leaving the union. there was a meeting to address the crisis. trying to calm the financial turmoil. david cameron that opposed leaving called on its country to remain ties with its allies. >>> these countries are our neighbors and friends and our allies and partners and i hope we will keep the trade and cooperation and security. >>> cameron announced his resignation following the vote. european lawmakers are urging the uk to expedite the process of leaving to avoid a certain of instability. the u.s. stock market recovered. the dow jump 29 6-and the nasdaq rose 97 and the s&p 35. >>> donald trump says it is time to rise up against trade policies hurting the middle class and he slammed current promises including nafta. it has taken a big bite out of the economy. as president he would withdraw from the ppp and nafta and report china to the wpto for unfair trade practices. >>> if we are going to deliver real change, we a

. >> kansas, some training in san diego, served in the navy four years, two years in a patrol squadron in okinawa. >> reporter: a navy pilot, an a minister, an aerospace engineer who worked to repair the hubble telescope. >> this was my first missile program, the polaris. >> reporter: after tuesday night, there ought to be another chapter in his book. >> hi, y'all. >> reporter: it starts with john walking on stage for "america's got talent." >> i wanted to be on. marcy has told me for be on there. so i took her advice and figured, why not? >> he likes attention. he's the youngest of five kids. >> reporter: if 82-year-old john was looking for attention -- ♪ let the body hit the floor ♪ >> reporter: he got it. ♪ let the body hit the -- >> reporter: he calls his singing style loose and casual and admittedly jaw dropping. >> i didn't know 2 1/2,000 people in the audience would react the same way that 30 drunks in the bar do. but they did. >> reporter: video of john's performance of "bodice" has been viewed millions of times by people all over the world including the band itself. >> shoutou

navy began exercises with two aircraft carriers.ila is facing the growing presence of china in the south china sea. the u.s. pacific fleet announced that the uss ronald reagan and uss john began air drills. the u.s. as a pacific leader as a national interest in maintaining security and prols p prosperity. a u.s. official familiar with the plans of the operation as saying that the message of the exercise is unmistakable and the timing deliberate. the article notes that an international arbitration court is expected to make a ruling in the case filed by the philippines against china's claims in the south china sea. the u.s. navy offered an olive branch to beijing inviting gnat ivy to a multi national drill off hawaii in late june. >>> newspapers around the world are closing their doors because of falling circulation. a japanese newspaper in the u.s. could meet the same fate. more than a century of community ties may not be enough to save it. nhk world has that story. >> reporter: it is one of the oldest newspapers published in the uni

two investigators from the ntsb are now joining the team. >>> a navy s.e.a.l. s been arrested in santa monica, california. theo krah is accused of beating and stabbing a man to death. police say the two were on a fistfight an hour earlier. krah is being held on $2 million bail. the navy is cooperating with the investigation. >>> now to concerns over the zika virus here in the u.s. for the first time, the cdc is now revealing the number of babies affected by the illness. the agency reporting half a dozen babies so far in the u.s. have shown zika-related defects. three surviving past birth. none of the mothers contracted the virus here. there are 234 confirmed cases of zika in pregnant women in 50 states. >>> when we come back, what prince william said today, his message to america, following in the footsteps of his mother. or if you're young or old.are if you run everyday, no matter who you are a heart attack can happen without warning. if you've had a heart attack, a bayer aspirin regimen can help prevent another one. be sure to talk to your doctor before you be

navy s.e.a.l. team got caught twice. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: it was a fire fight last month in northern iraq against 100 isis fighters that lasted more than twoours. when it was over, navy s.e.a.l. charles keating was dead on a tour of duty that was not supposed to involve combat. hundreds of friends and family gather to remember him. he was awarded the silver star. the nation's third highest citation for valor. but not for the battle that killed him but for a different fight that killed him two months earlier, one that was not disclosed until after his death. that march 4th morning, the seal team and local kurdish forces were attacked by more than 100 isis fighters. the initial assault was pushed back. keating kept up a counterattack. he exposed himself to automatic weapons, mortars and ro rocket-propelled grenades. his team attacked with sniper and rocket fire. then, on may 3rd, it happened all over against. isis assembling a large attack force again in northern iraq. his unit was beyond the front lines as advisers with local kurdish forces. at 7:30 a.m., the s.e.a.l.s are attacked with bulldozers, trucks and weapons. at 7:350, the american

. >> two more for his majesty's navy. >> what gives you the right?gs who would haunt the back alleys, the bars, and literally press men into service. that was happening with increasing frequency. >> oy! i said let me go! >> oy! >> christopher seider is a young rebel in a group known as the liberty boys. >> grab that little squid. >> the liberty boys were inconspicuous. soldiers wouldn't pay as much attention to young boys. and this made them very valuable as spies. >> you have no right to do this! >> look, mr. revere. >> lay into 'em, boys. >> break it up! >> hey. that'll heal up nicely, lad. we'll have a shot of rum for you at the green dragon. >> the press gangs lead to some of the first open battles between the british and the colonists. >> so, sam adams has been, from the beginning, advocating decisive action. it seems like he's always proven right. so, the question becomes when is it time to take the kind of action that he's really calling for? so, sam adams' idea to protest the taxes is to get all of the colonies together to join in on a boycot

two extra wins over army and navy. they face south carolina, today. >> and the golden bears defeated alabama to go 3-0 in their group. you can see today's action at 2:00 on nbcsn and at 4:00 on nbcsn. thank you, i'm marshall harris. >> here is the live look at the stage at lincoln financial field. he have be performing her formation tour tonight. dress for the weather and keep the nbc 10 app on hand. his daughter and the twilight wesh foundation are the ones that surprised him. he left school to join the navy during the war, but now she a graduate with a diploma to prove it. >> that's great. >> a lot of graduations last month, high schools coming up this month. today i think year area on that front. >> i know of one outdoors -- it will be a dicey afternoon. you know we have the clouds around, spotty and isolated. we'll see peeks of sun going through midday. but this is a persistent cold front that we anticipate a good chance of isolated thunderstorms. we have weather elements in place that could intensify to veer weath

. >> caller: retired petty officer who spent 30 years in the navy, always under arm, two years in vietnam. and i grew up hunting and fishing. spent five years as a scout master teaching kids how to use rifles at scout camps and the like. my kid brother was killed in a bar. he was trying to protect a woman. some guy left the bar, went home got a gun, and came back and killed him. two years later my dad was afraid of burglars and bought a handgun and turned out he was hard of hearing and slept through the burglary. there are rules and we have to live by them. the constitution is a rule that governs us. you know, as necessary and proper clause. so often people don't remember that any law that is made by the congress is in itself constitutional according to the constitution. so we have to do something to bring responsibility and reason to this debate. >> host: al, you said your brother was killed guy a handgun at a bar. how long ago was that? >> that was in 1966. i had just come back from two years in vietnam. before i went to vietnam, i went through sears training. >> host: was the assailian

navy pilot killed in a blue angels' plane crash. the body of jeff krust was on his way to delaware. he was a 9 year veteran that ended twoedals during his career. the strike flight air medal and the navy and marine corps achievement medal. hundreds of people lined up on the road to honor the fallen pilot. >>> and still ahead on kron4 news. the a's and giants on the road. we have highlights coming up. >> before we get to that, let's give you look outside, richmond bridge, not a lot of traffic. for the weekend? how about yoga in the park. it is happening in san francisco. an outside yoga class at the delores park starting at 11:00 this morning and it is free to attend. >>> all right. time for sports. the giants looking for the 6th win in nine games as they continue the road swing in st. louis. and with one on and nobody out, joe panic got things going for the giants. >> here is one down the right field line. span is off to the races digging for 3rd. brandon moss over to get to it. span saved. throw to 3rd. >> well giants would add to their early lead after jeff da mar shin bloops one to right field. the cardinals have a de

the navy confirms no parachute deployed. the pilot feared dead. two military planes going down in the same day. as authorities begin their investigation. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> we have confirmation from the minnesota examiner's report that prince died from an overdose of the powerful painkiller fentanyl. it is unclear where the musician got the drug, nor how long he was taking it. a source tells nbc news at the time of his death, prince was being treated for opioid withdrawal, anemia and fatigue. fentanyl is a synthetic opioid, 100 times more powerful than morphine. it's generally used to treat severe pain such as advanced cancerer. the dea says it's more dangerous than heroin. some 700 deaths were tied to fentanyl, as little as a quarter milligram of the drug can be fatal. >>> as we've mentioned, severe flooding continues to plague southeast texas after a new round of thunderstorms thursday. check out this video, this is stormchasers captured tense moments, that trump attempting to make it across a fast-moving creek. before being swept away an

the navy confirms no parachute deployed. the pilot feared dead. two military planes going down in the same day as authorities began their investigations. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> we have confirmation from the minnesota examiner's report that prince died from an overdose of the powerful pain killer fentanyl. it is unclear where the musician got the drug or how long he was taking it. a source tells nbc news at the time of his death, prince was being treated for opioid withdrawal, anemia and fatigue. it's a synthetic opioid, 100 times more potent than morphine. it is used to treat advanced can certain. it is more dangerous than heroin. some 700 deaths were tied to fentanyl. according to one medical journal as little as a quarter milligram of this drug can be fatal. >>> former colorado governor schwarzenegger schwarzenegger goes face to face with a wild elephant. >>> plus, a courtroom erupts as the dad attacks the killer of his daughter. that's just the beginning. back in three. hey there, hi. why do people have eyebrows? why do people put milk on c

the navy confirms no parachute deployed. the pilot feared dead. two military planes going down in the same day as authorities began their investigations. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> we have confirmation the minnesota examiner's report that prince died from an overdose of a powerful painkiller fentanyl. it is unclear how long he was taking it. sources tell nbc news at the time of his death, treat was being treated. fentanyl is 100 more times than morphine and generally used to treat severe pain such as severe cancer. some 700 deaths from the late 2013 to early 2015 were tied to fentanyl. according to one medical a quarter of this drug could be fatal. >>> extreme flooding plaguing texas after flooding. a truck attempting here to make it across a fast moving creek before being swept away and pinned against a tree. >> get out! get out! >> get out! >> fortunately, the travelers and their dog were able to make it out unharmed. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here. bill, any relief in sight? we have watched this all week long. >> i think the worst of the

i saw him on two other occasions, but that time his press man, who was a navy captain, a high-ranking naval officer, just laughed and said, "he won't do that." and of course he didn't. and that was really the problem, he was a coward. if he hadn't been a coward, he could have stopped it. he could have stopped it. >> hinojosa: this is a time of military dictatorship in a country that knew democracy, and in that time about 30,000 people disappeared. desaparecidos. and you were living, at that moment, as a journalist. what made you, basically, not be fearful in saying, "this is what is happening in argentina, there is a dirty war, and this military government is disappearing people"? what made you be able to say that without fear? >> well, i had to find out, to begin with. so, i was fortunate. first of all, i had owners who were in the united states. the newspaper, by one of those strange... was purchased by the united states. and they just said, "you do your job." and i went up to... the president of the company said i could decide to do what needed to be done, so i became a reporter ag

navy investigation into the capture of two american patrol boats in the persian golf found that the sailorswed weak leadership. they made a series of errors that led to their detention. they were held in january after their boat strayed into iranian waters. eight of the sailors are to face disciplinary action. two israelis have been wounded hours after aack 13-year-old israeli girl was stabbed to death in her home. israel police say one of those wounded is in serious condition. she was killed in her bedroom in a jewish settlement in the occupied west bank. police said a teenager from a nearby village broken and stabbed her to death. findings show that in 2015 the hole in the ozone layer was around 4 million square kilometers smaller than it was five years earlier. is credited to phasing out chemicals used in refrigerators. the death toll from tuesday's attack at the istanbul airport rose to 44. the raids were carried out by suspects linked to the so-called islamic state group. turkish officials say they believe i.s. was behind the deadly assault. they believe the attackers were from russia

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. >>> the skills possessed by navy s.e.a.l.s are legendary, and so is the difficulty of their training. but in the past six months, when two trainees died within hours of quitting the program, there were questions about whether the navy is doing enough to support the 80% of young men who don't make it. for many of them, ending a life-long dream. with our partners at the virginia pilot, our senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden has an exclusive interview with the heart broken father making a plea to the navy. >> reporter: to join the elite corps of navy s.e.a.l.s, you have to agree to be pushed to the limit. hell week is just part of the grueling six-month program in coronado, california. so physically and emotionally demanding, that 80% of those who start, don't finish. last month, daniel was one of them. just seven hours after quitting the training, he killed himself, jumping off the roof of this 22-story hotel. his father, steve, says the navy failed his son. >> the fault was that in the hours when he was most vulnerable, without any sleep, for over 50 hours, that he was left alone, unsupervised, and was ac

we are currently building the two largest ships the royal navy has ever had and we are going to shirt the decommissioning the 26th program as well as the offshore patrol vessels. the point that would make to the honorable member as there is only one way we could threaten shipbuilding and that would be to pull out of the united kingdom and see that jobs be decimated as a result. >> dr. liam fox. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the beauty of a referendum if every positive oboes send members of parliament have no more for political security over anyone else. does my right honorable friend except the referendum is not a consultation, but an instruction to parliament and the british people? is it not different, to accept that remain would be remained and they'd would mainly it and any to shortchange or distort the brat for the british people would be a democratic outrage? >> i did my right honorable friend is absolutely right. every vote counts the same. we've asked the british people for their opinion and we should treat their decision as an instruction to deliver. i know many people would lik

we are currently building the two largest ships the royal navy has ever had and we are going to shirt the decommissioning the 26th program as well as the offshore patrol vessels. the point that would make to the honorable member as there is only one way we could threaten shipbuilding and that would be to pull out of the united kingdom and see that jobs be decimated as a result. >> dr. liam fox. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the beauty of a referendum if every positive oboes send members of parliament have no more for political security over anyone else. does my right honorable friend except the referendum is not a consultation, but an instruction to parliament and the british people? is it not different, to accept that remain would be remained and they'd would mainly it and any to shortchange or distort the brat for the british people would be a democratic outrage? >> i did my right honorable friend is absolutely right. every vote counts the same. we've asked the british people for their opinion and we should treat their decision as an instruction to deliver. i know many people would lik

on the navy separation papers it says that kyle received two silver stars and six bronze stars. under estimated his -- according to the navy separation papers. and the press is going -- attacking kyle. can you explain this to me, captain? >> yeah. it seems to be a confusion between what this, as you say, this group came out. >> the intercept. >> greenwald is one of the founders of this. >> antimilitary guy. >> if you look at some of the other stories they have covered, they clearly pick and choose very carefully the stories that they cover. this one, the bigger question to this, bill, for me is why this? why now? because there is a discrepancy in the paperwork. as you pointed out his dd 2-14 which is the paperwork that dave hunt and i got, all people get, it lists very carefully there what medals you received. >> two silver stars and six bronze stars according to the dd-214. >> the freedom of information request, that the intercept put in, came back and it said one silver star, three bronze stars. so they have jumped on this discrepancy. >> sure. >> to try to make it something. >

two hours. when it was over, navy seal charles keating was dead on a tour of duty that was not to involve combatof family and friends attended. he was awarded the world's silver star, but not for the battle north of mosul that killed him, but for a different fight, two months earlier, one that was not disclosed until after his death. >> that march 4th morning, keelting seal team and local curledish forces were attacked by more than 100 isis fighters him keating kept up a counterattack running back and forth along the front lines to stop the enemy advance, exposing himself to murders, and rocket-propelled grenade. when a suicide car bomber approached the position, his team fired. it happened all over again, isis assembling a large attack force again in northern iraq. keating's unit was behind the front lines advisers with local kurdish forces. at 7:30 a.m. the seems and local forces are attacked by more than 100 isis fighters who charged the front lines with bulldozers, trucks and weapons. at 7:50 t. americans calm for help. keithing and about 20 ought seals arrive quickly t. seals move to each s

. >> reporter: kyle dill, a navy veteran who served two tours in afghanistan, was working on the kutz bridge when the suspect ran by. what was he saying? >> that he needed a doctor, that his life was over. >> reporter: dill said training in kandahar took over when he and others took the suspect down. >> we kind of wrestled him to the ground and we held him there until the cops arrived. >> reporter: the suspect first crashed his car into a bus by the lincoln memorial. then when we drove up on the sidewalk, his car broke down. he then allegedly tried to carjack several cars. that's when the construction wo workers detained him for police. police say they had to taser the man to get him into custody. >> it's been transporting to the hospital for evaluation. >> reporter: dill says he hopes the suspect can get the help he needs. was he strong? >> he was a pretty strong guy. very upset. incoherent. i hope that everything is >> reporter: that military veteran took some playful teasing by his fellow construction workers out here today. they were calling him a hero. he said, no, i'm just an av

this bill supports the virginia-class attack submarine production at a level of two per year. the navy's requirement for attack submarines is having a force of 48 boats. since attack submarine force levels will fall below 48 even with buying two virginia-class submarines per year, we cannot allow these production rates to drop at all. the bill also supports the virginia payload module upgrade to the virginia-class submarine with production starting in fiscal year 2019. the virginia payload module is important to begin replacing tomorroplacingtomahawks. our support of the virginia-class attack submarines program has led to stability that helped drive down costs and improve productivity. this bill continues that support and also supports the plans for achieving similar effectiveness on the ohio replacement program. establishing and achieving reducks goals if these virginia-class and ohio replacement programs will yield significant stability to our nation's submarine industrial base, which will ensure the navy has a modern, capable smeeng fleet for many years to come. the chairman has also

we're trying to gather more information about two jet crashes involving two different military demonstration teams. the u.s. navyconfirmed a blue angel crashed near smerna, tennessee. they're still trying to figure out the condition of the pilot. the other crash involved an air force thunder bird. that crashed at the u.s. air force academy graduation in colorado springs. it happened from five miles from nearby peterson air force base. president obama was at that graduation and met with the pilot involved in the crash. more on both crashes as information comes in. for now, pat, back to you. >>> it forced a college campus to go on lockdown. the shootings yesterday at ucla may be linked to a shooting more than a thousand miles away. third time this week. an allegiant airlines flight had to make an emergency landing in canada for a mechanical issue. it landed back in st. petersburg this morning. another flight was forced to land at the same airport. it also had mechanical problems. then there was monday when a plane had to turn back to orlando delaying passengers for a total of ten hours. >>> new details about the m

in "the pittsburgh post gazette," in 1932 at the age of just 19 he enlisted in the united states navy. two years later he enlisted in the united states army. over the course of a 30-year military career, he served in the philippines, china, germany, panama and earned a number of well-deserved accolades, including the purple heart. during world war ii, he survived the baton death march. over the course of 3 1/2 years in captivity, master sergeant abraham was beaten, stabbed, shot and starved. at one point he contracted malaria. instead of returning immediately to the united states following his rescue, master sergeant abraham agreed to stay behind at the request of general douglas macarthur. for 2 1/2 years, he worked to his r the remains of fallen comrades and to ensure they received the respect they were certainly due. following his service, abie abraham devoted his time for caring for his fellow brothers and sisters in arms. he was a lifelong member of several veterans organizations and volunteered at the butler health care center where over the course of 23 years he would spend almost 4

tonight, the navy confirms no parachute deployed. the pilot feared dead. twoilitary planes going down in the same day as authorities began their investigation. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> there are stunning new twists tonight in the deadly shooting of a professor on the ucla campus. police now believe the shooter also murdered a woman he was once married to halfway across the country. and found in his home a quote kill list according to police with the name of yet another professor who is shaken but alive tonight. nbc's gadi schwartz. >> reporter: it was all hands on deck over 500 police, more than 60,000 students and staff. >> there is a shootout going on if you guys can hear that. >> reporter: frantic parents trying to reach their children. >> i don't know what's going to happen to me, that's all she said. >> reporter: today police identified the shooter, two guns, loads of ammo and tactical gear. lapd's chief says it could have been a lot worse. >> he was certainly prepared to engage multiple victims. >> reporter: police believe the shooter, former phd s

palestinian was killed later after he stabbed and wounded two israelis in the coastal city of netanya. >> sreenivasan: back in this country, the navy blamed weak leadership and bad judgment for iran's capture of ten u.s. sailors last january. their two boats mistakenly entered iranian waters, and they spent 15 hours in iranian captivity, before being released. the navy says several violated military rules by cooperating with their captors. >> woodruff: u.s. attorney general loretta lynch is fending off questions about a meeting with former president bill clinton. their paths crossed monday at an airport in phoenix at a time when the f.b.i. is investigating hillary clinton's e-mail practices as secretary of state. white house spokesman josh earnest defended lynch today without specifically saying if the meeting was proper. >> she certainly understands that investigations should be conducted free of political interference and consistent with the facts. investigators should be guided by the the facts and by evidence, and that's ultimately what should support their conclusions. >> woodruff: lynch says she and the former questioned pres

chemicals in the drinking waters were discovered ten years, it centers around two navel centers and air guard station. the navy and national guard will pay for replacement water and install filtration systems. >>> njt released their new budget and they project a required increase of -- ryder increase of 2%. the proposal will be presented at an nj transit meeting that will happen next week. >>> from our delaware newsroom, a fourth person from the first state has contracted the zika virus. public health officials say the kent county man traveled abroad in may. health leaders say zika virus can cause fetal death and severe brain defects. >>> state wildlife officials are asking residents to report any sick or dead wild birds that they see. identifying birds that may have died from west nile may prevent the spread of the disease. >>> septa is rolling out their brand new transit cards next week. up to ten thousand righters wil- riders will have a chance to by weekly passes at 12 stations. they work tore subway -- for subway lines and buses and trolleys. septa say it will cutback on long lines. >>> this is really e-z