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for help but there was a little problem. >> the u.s. navyviding assistance to law enforcement without reimbursement reimbursement. so they were willing to provide us three days of searching for $48,000. >> reporter: you were going to get a bill at the end of it. >> we had to pay up front actually. >> reporter: two months later, the fee covered, the u.s. navy was ready to join in the search. the ship was fitted out with side scan sonar that could image the ocean floor. no gym bag? >> no. >> no bag no body. the experts told us that it was beyond a needle in a haystack. >> yeah. >> reporter: the navy said it had to pull the plug when the money ran out. but lynn's fiance, ed odell, stepped in. >> and ed odell wrote a check to the navy for another $13,000 to extend the search one more day. >> reporter: the extra day bought one promising sighting. >> we saw what we thought of a black bag on the ocean floor. >> reporter: grappling hooks were sent down. searchers deck held their breath, but it wasn't what they were looking for. >> a plastic garbage

a u.s. navy veteran and photographer from virginia she says she is getting harassed on-line after she posted this picture on facebook. take a close look. it is a new born baby wrapped in an american flag. vanessa hick says her intention was to honor the flag taking the picture for a military family. >> people are private messaging me essentially cyber bullying me telling me that the photos suck, that i was dishonorable that i was dishonoring the country's flag. >> hicks also the wife of an active duty member says since it went viral she has been swamped with photo shoot requests. will donate prophets to the uso. >> good for her. the question we are asking is this patriotic or do you see this as being disrespectful to the american flag? we will share your comments later in the show. a lot of people talking about this. >> hicks will join us live at 7:45 eastern time. >> it is a busy morning here. it is 20 minutes after the hour. the tiny terrorists what we have learned about this young boy who is s

joining mess is jay rollins, a retired american alliance cappon and former u.s. navy pilot. on skype debra hersman, president and ceo of the national safety council, the former chair of the national transportation safety board, and bob hagel, who has covered aviation for nbc news for 25 years. thank you all for being here. bob, let me go to you first. you have reported on a lot of airline disasters. what similar are there to other crashes in this? >> immediately i think of flights where there's been some problem at full altitude like this one. that is so unusual, as you said but air france just a few years ago over the atlantic when it was a failure of the navigation equipment. twa 800 over long island. that was at 10,000 feet so pretty well up there when the center fuel tank exploded. there was a decompression of the private jet carrying the golfer payne stewart a number ofiers where everybody passed out and the plane flew over hat of the understand before it but in this case there's no evidence of anything like that but we're pretty early into it. i think what is important

. >> a top u.s. navy official gave the senate armed services committee a jolt this week. admiral william gortney said the u.s. ability to defend new york america could be affected by russian activities. from cruise missiles, already the u.s. and canada routinely send fighter jets to intercept russian aircraft approaching north america. now russia appears to be doubling down on its so-called deterrent actions that target america. that as the crisis in ukraine sinks diplomatic relations to lows that haven't been seen since the cold war. david arioso reports. >> reporter: when conflict erupted in ukraine last spring world attention focused on eastern europe. russian backed separatists clashed with ukrainian forces taking large swaths of the country and annexing crimea. but moscow was also quietly testing the waters elsewhere in what analysts describe as the kremlin's most aggressive endeavors since the end of the cold war russian president vladimir putinvow to expand his country's reach into areas after the collapsed soviet union. >> positioning itself as a global defender of

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. >>> it looks like a run down abandon neighborhood in the middle of the former u.s. navy base, at 10:00 p.m. why the housing complex was left in ruins for more than a decade and what happened after 2 investigates started asking questions. thank you for joining us. good night. female announcer: right now at sleep train get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. jay: come on, let's go. we're gonna need a little extra time at airport security, 'cause i'm pretty sure they're gonna want to pat you down. manny's with his father for the weekend, so jay and i are flying to vegas. i'm a little torn because i want alone time with gloria, but i also like rubbing manny's head for good luck. i just need to send this e-mail to claire why i'm not working on the bake sale next week but i can't say the real reason. why not? because she drives me crazy when she's in charge of these things. okay. we got a flight to catch so let me help you out h

you are able to see artifacts at the u.s. navy memorial including a world war i uniform and recruiting posters. the exhibit opens at 9:30 this morning and on display until april. >>> two men in their 20s created a man cave tunnel in canada. police discovered it in january. there were concerns about terrorism because the center is a major tennis venue that will host the pan a.m. games this summer. toronto police said the men wanted to dig a cave to hang out. one of the men works for a construction company. he used his work equipment to dig the tunnel. it would be the ultimate man cave. >> they went down there large screen tvs, video games, and junk food. oh never mind! >> you got to get the right permit for that. you can't dig a whole like thatant to take a live look outside for you this morning, and we'll let tom do that. >> weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> you won't have burrow underground to escape the weather. we'll have a few flurries this morning. we're getting those now to the west. this area in the gray shenandoah valley

he joined the u.s navy in 1944 and received an hornable discharge in 1946. after being discharged in the navy, he came to san francisco that same year and started working for the united states postal service in 1957 where mr. gal red was hired by the san francisco fire department. the high pressure unit in 1957 as a laborer and was the first black laborer in the high pressure water system unit. after working a year as a laborer for the fire department, he saw there were no black comerers in san francisco and was encouraged to go back to school to better his skills and obtained his high school floem. in 1970, san francisco created a program to allow minorities who were interested in becoming plummers. joe took the opportunity and completed the program in 1972 and took an competition and became the first black plumber of the san francisco water department. joe will be dealer missed. he is survived by two sisters, two sons and will be greatly missed by many family members and friends. i opened with this memorial today just to acknowledge that we are going to be

. >>> a u.s. navy s.e.a.l.led today when his parachute malfunctioned during a training exercise in southern california. military officials say the victim jumped with a group of other s.e.a.l.s in a remote training area. the s.e.a.l. team draped him with an american flag as he was being taken from the scene. there is an investigation underway about why the parachute malfunctioned. >>> how gps led police to a murder victim's body in maryland. >> the royals wrap up their first full day in d.c. but there's still another big day ahead. the important meeting that happens tomorrow. >>> and as we head to the break, here's a traffic alert. >> we do have some overnight road work between [brad] imagine a place where you can not only find everything you need,but you can get it instantly. and anywhere. presenting the new apartments-dot-com. or as i call it: the apartminternet. connected.synergistic.thought- leading. it's a whole-new paradigm in looking for an apartment. it's all here. more apartments than you can find any p

before becoming a corrections officer she was a damage control officer in the u.s. navy. of the burliest jobs on the boat. she played the part by mimicking other man. >> learn how to puff up like they did. i had to teach myself how to be a guy. they bought it. >> reporter: transitioning hasn't always been easy. she almost quit san quentin before coming out. a super visor convinced her to stay. she says the administration is supportive. and surprisingly so are the inmates. >> the only thing i can come up for why that is, they understand what it is like to be looked at and judged. >> reporter: turning the tied takes time. one step at a time. she is leaving foot prints for others to follow. >> i started at san quentin in 2007. >> reporter: in a diary she chronicled the day michael went to work at the "q" for the first time as mandy. >> facing down the toughest people in the state in lip stick. >> reporter: she wrote it was the scariest day of her life. >> i felt anything but brave. >> reporter: a supervisor pulled her aside -- >> what is with the make up. it hit me. i was st

the u.s. navy says it's tightened up base security a year after an intruder shot and killed a sailor at the naval station norfolk petty officer second class mark mayo was killed when he shielded a shipmate from gunfire. navy says the gunman was a truck driver allowed on the base without being asked for identification or why he was there. the navy has since increased security and communication among other changes there. a search is under way tonight for a 12-year-old d.c. boy who has been missing for more than 24 hours. family members tell abc 7 demetrius brown was last seen leaving hart middle school yesterday. the boy took the w1 city bus and got off at a stop in southeast, and then disappeared. >> we don't understand this. >> ran away from home and he's not a bad kid at all. leon: family members have posted flyers for brown around their apartment complex. d.c. police are calling the case critical. they say that brown was last seen wearing a school uniform, a green shirt and khaki pants. fairfax c

u.s. navy forces sunk the gigantic vessel near the philippines back in october 1944. at the time, the mu sash shi was the lashest warship ever built. -- was the largest warship ever built. they are working to verify it now. >>> most adults over age 30 will only get the flu twice every 10 years. a team of researchers from several countries found adults produce certain antibodies in their blood which have a memory for strains a person has had before and that helps protect against the flu. i just had it last month. so -- >> i had it in december. so we are good to go. >> for a while. >>> people are always looking for ways to be more healthy and agile. the solution for some a deep freeze. cate caugiran went down to the monterey bay area to check out a unique spa. >> reporter: at first glance this machine looks straight out of a sci-fi movie. >> looks weird. kind of "star trek" like. >> reporter: but this cryosauna is a health miracle for some and addictive. >> i wasn't sold when i tried it but then it's like crack. your body almost craves it. >> reporter: whole body cryoth

served in the u.s. navy from 1954-1981. he was elected to the u.s. house of representatives from arizona in 1982. and the senate in 1986. he was the republican presidential candidate in 2008. he is now serving his fifth term in the senate. and myron is our 107th president of the national press club. he is had a 42 years career with the associated press and covered many world leaders. he received a ba in 1961 from ohio state university and an ms with high honors from columbia school where he won a traveling fellowship. when he retired in 2004 myron joined the national chity and worked to expand the international activities and attract more members from the international media international organizations, and diplomatic missions in washington, d.c. also in that year he began his second career as an instructor at george washington universityismuniversity. you can tell myron is going to do a great job from his background with senator mccain and ask important questions and we will talk to you late for the q&a. gentlemen, it is all yours. [applause] >> myr

served in the u.s. navy from 1954-1981. he was elected to the u.s. house of representatives from arizona in 1982. and the senate in 1986. he was the republican presidential candidate in 2008. he is now serving his fifth term in the senate. and myron is our 107th president of the national press club. he is had a 42 years career with the associated press and covered many world leaders. he received a ba in 1961 from ohio state university and an ms with high honors from columbia school where he won a traveling fellowship. when he retired in 2004 myron joined the national chity and worked to expand the international activities and attract more members from the international media international organizations, and diplomatic missions in washington, d.c. also in that year he began his second career as an instructor at george washington universityismuniversity. you can tell myron is going to do a great job from his background with senator mccain and ask important questions and we will talk to you late for the q&a. gentlemen, it is all yours. [applause] >> myr

a former u.s. navy s.e.a.l. was cut on the right cheek by a man with a blade. he had been speaking at a forum in seoul. u.s. officials said his injuries were not considered life-threatening. the attack over the 55-year-old political extremist. he screamed south and north korea should be unified. the suspect was tackle and arrested. >>. >> it's a rare kidney swap at the california pacific medical center. the donation chain involves 12 people. six sets of donors and recipients that will take place tomorrow and friday. leanne takes us through the process. >> she recently lot of her husband and 13 years ago her son. tomorrow she will donate a kidney that will have an impact on six recipients. >> i know what it feels like to want an extra day and not being able to have it. >> here's how it works. she will start the chain of events and donates a kidney to a man who is relatively willing to donate her kidney, but was not compatible. her kidney goes to someone else who has a relative willing to donate to someone else. that continues down the line four more times. relati

and it coincided with -- was never happy when he was at sea and he would use the u.s. navy as sort of a personal flotilla. he would call up a destroyer and just go aboard it for a couple of weeks if he needed to think and that's he did when britain ran out of money and he realized there was nothing else to do except either give up give british -- the british the arms which would have been impossible because congress wouldn't have allowed it and so his solution was to be found somewhere and he went onboard the wonderfully named -- see if i can find it -- the tuscaloosa. is that right? how you pronounce it? he took with hill a bunch of pals. they used to play -- they used to fish by day play poker through the night, drank a lot of martinies which's roosevelt others favorite book. then a letter was delivered to roosevelt, one of he considered the most important letter i wrote. and churchill laid it out. he said i believe that the future of the two democracies and the kind of civilization for which they stand are bound up one if the survival of the british commonwealth and the

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this was a u.s. navyexpedition and an important one but somehow fell between the cracks of history. that history. that is how i got the idea for the current book. >> just a note on that, that this was a field exploration, scrubbed within an inch of its life for a decade and a half. everyone wrote everything you could possibly find. it is interesting where you found -- he did not find it at the new york public library. anyway, we are all trying to do that. >> do you ever start with a place? the place? i love this place. there is got to be a great story here? >> i have tried that. because it appeals to me. the setting matters to me. i am in to place as a writer and i have tried it, and it has never really worked. not to say that it could not. you not. you know, it is one of many possible starting places but it has not worked for me very much what hampton said command eileen for the feeling part of it this it, this tingling sensation you get when you come across something and no it could not just be a story

and he was hand selected and he was a u.s. navy fighter pilot at the type.nicled his life and job and rise to fame. he travelled to space three times and pilot of the gemini 98 and 3 years later he was the lunar pilot model. and he was the final person to step foot on the moon as commander of apollo 17. and famously singing and dancing from the lunar surface as the world watched in a we. >> ♪ going on the moon one day. ♪ in the merry month of december. may. ♪ and when much to surprise. a bear of bernie. that is a neat way to travel. >> last man on the moon as it is appropriately called is screened at this point. and tonight, is the north american debut and the film's producer told me doing it at south by southwest was simply a no brainer. >> he is obvious low down the road in houston and made sense to hold it here. it is home of the nasa and great story. >> the captain is now 80 years old and he is here and he will be gracing the red carpet tonight jenna. >> i look forward to seeing it. casy thank you. >> and good news for parents of young athletes detecting

but his distinguished career was in the u.s. navy when he was in the armed force of the united states. retired after 30 years of service. he was largely if not exclusively in the pacific theater and surface ships. so he has a great deal of operational experience. but for a couple of the decades now he's been an amazing and prolific author on many aspects of china's military, starting with not only the navy but generally the entire force structure. so we're going to look for him for think act where is china's military today and where it's headed. next to him is richard bush who run ours east asia center here at brookings. and a long-standing expert both as a practitioner in the u.s. government. worked on capitol hill. and then worked in the u.s. government largely on taiwan issues for many years. and he's been here at brookings for about 15 years now working on east asian security. just one of the most prolific but also one of the most rigorous and careful and thoughtful scholars on the entire region. so i'm delighted to have him on t

. >>> the independent seaport museum is celebrating pi day with the u.s. navy.nts are competing in a submerged obstacle course using remotely operated underwater vehicles. those students will meet with navy officials as well. >>> the time right now is 9:26. still ahead on nbc 10 news today, the final good-bye to philadelphia police officer robert wilson iii. nbc 10's jesse gary is live at this morning's services. he's just outside the palestra. >> the palestra holds several thousand people and it will probably be filled to capacity. you see this line of officers that stretches from the southwest entrance all the way out to the sidewalk. we'll talk more about the goings on here right after our break. >> we continue to track rain this morning. we're looking at rain falling all across the area. we'll talk more about today's forecast and then a windy one on sunday, that's all coming up. >>> this is nbc 10 news. ♪ >> this morning, philadelphia is saying farewell to a fallen hero. this is a live look inside the palestra on penn's campus in university city where family

you are able to see artifacts at the u.s. navyorial including a world war i uniform and recruiting posters. the exhibit opens at 9:30 this morning and on display until the next year. >>> the may be awarded to selma civil rights protesters. congress sent the bill to the president for approval. it commemorates the historic voting rights march in 1965. president obama will travel to selma on saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the march. >>> and take a close look at this portrait of former president bill clinton. a philadelphia artist said his painting includes shadow reference to monica lewinsky's infamous blue dress. nelson shanks tell ss -- they the president removed from the national portrait gallery in northwest. a spokeswoman said she never heard of shank's claims. interesting. you can see behind his right shoulder. >>> news for your health this morning. what all of you coffee lovers like another reason to drink. we have one. researchers in south korea are finding more evidence that coffee can be good for your heart

the u.s. navythe underwater pings are not from the plane's black boxes. >> how big a setback was that? >> it was terrible. it felt like we were right at the beginning again. >> back to the beginning. and no closer to solving the mystery of malaysia flight 370. >>> coming up -- authorities investigate the last two men known to be in the cockpit of flight 370. >> we need to know what happened. it is not an option not to know. sure! i offer multi-car, safe driver, and so many other discounts that people think i'm a big deal. and boy, are they right. ladies, i can share hundreds in savings with all of you! just visit progressive.com today. but right now, it's choosing time. ooh! we have a winner. all: what? [chuckles] he's supposed to pick one of us. this is a joke, right? that was the whole point of us being here. >>> malaysian 370. >> these are the last words heard from the cockpit of malaysia flight 370. and the moment the mystery begins. >> you have a series of events that appear to be human driven

u.s. navy fighter pilot liam. i want to ask you these questions. let's start with the delta flight that skidded off the runway. the runway was just plowed. two other airplanes had landed just before this. did the pilot do everything he could? should he have landed despite what he was told to do. >> these are two questions the ntsb will be looking at. the thing about flying is it is changing all of the time. you are relying on all different sources of information. he probably heard there were reporting good breaking action. whether changes constantly. just because a few minutes before the breaking action was good doesn't mean it is going to be for you. most people don't know when airplanes when you land the brakes are on your pedals. it is also what you use to steer. if you put more pressure on one side or the other it can cause you to skid like that. it will be interesting to see what happened here. >> what about harrison ford flying this vintage world war ii plane. he loves to fly. not his first crash. >> some people might wonder it was an old pla

the u.s. navyunder water pings are not from the plane's black boxes. >> how big a setback was that? >> it was terrible. it felt like we were right at the beginning again. >> back to the beginning. and no closer to solving the mystery of malaysia flight 370. >>> coming up -- authorities investigate the last two men known to be in the cockpit of flight 370. >> we need to know what happened. it is not an option not to know. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. despite what people said,. she bought me a sewing machine and she let me play with dolls and that was something that was kind of, growing up culturally, it was quite unacceptable and she really dared to let me be different. [thunder and rain] [thunder and rain] [thunder and rain] ...and tkind of like you huffing sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... doctor: sy

that according to u.s. navy admiral william gortney, commander of the u.s. northern command.a written statement yesterday to the senate armed services committee, he said this -- let me read precisely. "russian heavy bombers flew more out-of-area patrols in 2014 than in any year since the cold war. we have also witnessed improved inoperability between russian long-range aviation and other elements of the russian military including air and maritime collection platforms, position to monitor norad responses." i should say interoperability. let's bring in pentagon correspondent barbara starr. sober words from the norad chief. are we drifting closer to a new cold war? is that the assessment over there? >> reporter: i think that's definitely the worry, wolf. admiral gortney is a pretty cool, calm customer. he doesn't speak unless he knows what he's talking about. and what he's really saying here, is you think you're worried about these russian air patrols. marry that thought up with the fact that the russians are also modernizing the weapons that they are going to be carrying in the

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. >>> joining me now is a professor at duke university and a former u.s. navy pilot. this pilot had been seeing a psychotherapist and there's a note that he may have had suicidal tendencies shouldn't at some point this had been flagged by if not himself, medical authorities? >> i would have been good if it had been but unless he self-identified to a air evaluator, it wouldn't have. >> germany has very stringent privacy laws. but in terms of airlines and what threshold has to be declared, this doesn't meet it? >> i don't think germany is in different in terms of if the person who is ill does not come forward and tell you that they're mentally ill, there's no way it's ever going to come out. >> i guess i meant more in terms of the medical professional seeing him. do you think there will be a revisitation in the way which mental health issues are reported to companies? >> there's still a lot of reluctance in the mental health community to go out to somebody's workplace, and that's assuming he was completely honest with his workplace -- if you're going to harm someone els

taken from iranian naval exercise off the he coast it shows iran practicing the destruction of the u.s. navy carrier while negotiations are going on. i wouldn't be negotiating with people if they weree acting in that manner. >> that mock carrier is an invitation or a kind of -- th imitation of a ussmimitz. they have a specific idea of who they are trying to target. they are trying to build goodwill with the american people with the obama administration. that's calledui goodwill by showing that their navy has a missile that could take out a carrier. i think somethingat is very wrong here. if youhiin want to negotiate with iran you have to make sure iran makes three fundamental changes. stop aggression against iran's neighbors like the countries of the gulf. stop support nor international terrorism and stop going for theio annihilation of israel. those are reasonable demands. >>ea it's a prerequisite. it is common sense. >>sa one thing the president-- he said was clear he said israel reserves the right to act alone. we see how the jordanians and egyptians are acting against isis. could we see

it shows iran practicing the destruction of a u.s. navy carrier. while negotiations are going on. i don't think i'd be negotiating with people if they were acting in that manner. >> that mock carrier is an imitation or a kind of model of the u.s.s. nimitz. they have a very specific idea of what they want to target. what are they trying to do here? build good will with the american people? with the obama administration? that's called good will by showing their navy has a missile that can take out a carrier? i think something's very wrong here. if you want to negotiate with iran, you've got to make sure iran makes three fundamental changes. stop aggression against iran's neighbors like the countries of the gulf. stop support for international terrorism. and stop calling for the annihilation of israel. those are reasonable diplomatic demands. >> it's a prerequisite. it's common sense. one thing the prime minister also said and he was very, very clear he talked about never again and he also said that israel reserves the right to act alone. we see how the jordanians and the egyptians a

. >>> a u.s. navy s.e.a.l. was killed in a sky diving accident in southern california.er 9:00 this morning in an unincorporated area of paris in riverside county. they placed an american flag over the sailor's body. the navy said the sailor died from injuries during parachute jump training. now they haven't released his identity. he was a member of the navy's special warfare group. >>> officials of louisiana say accused murder robert durst has been moved the to a state prison with a mental health unit, because now he's considered to be a suicide risk. durst is being held on a gun charge while he awaits to be held on gun charges since berman. a published report today says the father who vanished is asking the fbi to investigate durst again as a possible suspect. durst lives in san francisco at the time. detectives previously looked into him while he was on trial in texas, in 2003 apparently did not find enough evidence linking him. >>> members of a suspended penn state from fraternity. the members are accused of posting pictures online of nude women who did not know they

on the other hand, u.s. navy jets are equipped with an ejectable flight recorder. just because as you know, navy jets are always over the water and before they hit the water, this data recorder ejects and floats. >> so you would no longer need any box, with any type of data, voice or otherwise, because this would all be retrievable in a cloud or something like that could be a pretty sound idea to avoid what we've seen happen repeated times over the past year. >>> here's something we're getting used to. wild swings back and forth. a wild swing down today, the dow down nearly 300 points. the nasdaq, the biggest percentage drop in almost a year. what is rattling these guys is fear that the federal reserve will go ahead and hike interest rates, even though the economic data seems a little weak. also, another arbiter on this, without getting arcain on the markets. a lot of variables could tank this thing, and add that up and they were selling in droves. keep in mind, these extremes come and go. again concern today. >>> so what happens to 100 soldiers being targeted now?

it shows iran practicing the destruction of a u.s. navy carrier. while negotiations are going on. i don't think i'd be negotiating with people if they were acting in that manner. >> that mock carrier is an imitation or a kind of model of the u.s.s. nimitz. they have a very specific idea of what they want to target. what are they trying to do here? build good will with the american people? with the obama administration? that's called good will by showing their navy has a missile that can take out a carrier? i think something's very wrong here. if you want to negotiate with iran, you've got to make sure iran makes three fundamental changes. stop aggression against iran's neighbors like the countries of the gulf. stop support for international terrorism. and stop calling for the annihilation of israel. those are reasonable diplomatic demands. >> it's a prerequisite. it's common sense. one thing the prime minister also said and he was very, very clear, he talked about never again and he also said that israel reserves the right to act alone. we see how the jordanians and the egyptians

retired captain fn in the u.s. navy says the same: you're correct.billion budget we could do a better job of prioritizing. we need congress and the dod to let go of some pet projects and bases that are not the highest priority and use those funds for readiness and procurement. then what is the deal with rick santorum gearing up for another white house run? now, i warned him with evangelicals like ted cruz and mike huckabee and ben carson planning to run, he's going to have a tougher time. >> you go back to four years ago there were a whole lot of other people who were considering. it's always competitive. it has been competitive in the past and this thing will win know itself down. -- winnow itself down. so many people are looking for someone with a fresh message to bring us together. neil: all right. is that the fresh message and is he the fresh messenger? would you want rick santorum in another run? ricky writes: yes sir in a heartbeat. he's a good man with values and cowers about the people. cares about the people. bonnie: no, no, do not run. do n

. >>> from our south jersey bur bureau lockheed martin and u.s. navy officials cut the ribbon today on the expansion of the combat system engineering development site. the new facility has enough space to test combat systems such as illuminating radar and land sea and air censorsense sensors. >>> president obama says it will keep the current number of 9800 troops in afghanistan through the end of the year. the president made the announcement today during a joint news conference with the president of afghanistan. who had asked the u.s. to slow the withdrawal of troops from his country. >> i would also like to thank the american taxpayer for his and her hard-earned dollars. >> president obama says he still intends to slash the number of u.s. troops there by the end of next year. >>> new surveillance video shows secret service agents hitting a barricade outside the white house. it happened as officers and agents investigated a suspicious item thrown near the white house earlier this month. the agents were reportedly drunk when they arrived at the scene. o

. >>> a u.s. navytself against russia. that country continues to step up its military activity and develop long range armed missiles. our senior washington correspondent joe johns is following that story for us this morning. >> a disturbing picture of russian military assertiveness not seen since the cold war. the admiral who heads up northern command says russia has been investing in new capabilities that make the u.s. and canada vulnerable in not ways seen in a generation. he laid it out in written testimony for the senate. he says russia is making progress toward its goal of deploying long range conventionally armed cruise missiles with increased launch distances giving deterrent options that don't cross the line over into the use of nuclear weapons and says he sees improved operability and so it's clear the russians are paying a lot of attention to what they do and when you add that up that russian flew more patrols than any year since the cold war around america and the english channel, it's somet

. -- to deterring factors like iran or north korea to many other requirements, the u.s. navy and marine corps are key pillars of our national security strategy. yet, by any measure, today's fleet of 275 ships is too small to address these critical security challenges. the navy's poor structure assessment requirement is 306 ships. the bipartisan national defense panel calls for a fleet of 323 to 346 ships. and our commanders say they require 450 ships. but under sequestration, the navy has said the fleet could check to 260 ships, equally troubling. the marine corps continues personnel reduction down from 200-2000 active-duty marines in 2012 to 184,000 today to 182,000 and 2017. with the demands on our sailors and marines rising, these four's reductions, coupled with major readiness shortfalls to to sequestration, are lengthening deployment, cutting training and time at home with families, and putting our all volunteer force under considerable strain. the president's budget request attempts to buy as much readiness as the department can execute for fiscal year 2016. and this is

well marines didn't have their own medics, they called them corpsmen, and they served in the u.s. navy. did i get that right? i've got two marines and a navy guy who served with the marines surrounding me here. and bob tecklenburg on my left wrote a terrific pell worry about -- memoir about his time as a marine in the vietnam war and going back in two trips in '02 and '03 as well as talking about the civilian program that he was a part of. maybe the -- well, i can't editorialize, but maybe it was the one thing that worked in the vietnam war. and bob tim bearing who went to nap -- tim bearing and then he opted to go into the marine corps, we won't hold that against him. [laughter] all three of these guys were wounded in the war. bob was severely wounded. he made a career in journalism. he was a big journalist in washington, started out in annapolis, baltimore and then washington and has written several great books including his memoir which stands up there with the best of them. it's one of -- it's a terrific book. so, you know one last thing i'd like to say is as vietnam veterans we're

that earlier this month an iranian military observation aircraft flew within 50 yards of an armed u.s. navyer. basically buzzed this chopper in two passes before the american pilot moved away. military officials are concerned the maneuver could be a sign. the top iranian commanders may not be in full control of local forces. this may have been ordered by local commander who was then rem ri manned by higher ups. i'm going to come back to iran in a moment. first this. tikrit major developments in the iraqi city saddam husain's hometown. it became one of isis' most prized strongholds. now back under iraq's control. iraq's forces have waged their campaign to win back tikrit since isis militants overtook the city last june. still, officials are saying there are ongoing operations to quote/unquote cleanse the remaining outskirts in parts of the province including remaining isis booby traps rigged in homes and government buildings. the joint effort to liberate the city was most notable for how it was led, with iranian-backed militias on the front lines and u.s. air strikes targeting the terror gro

this is an iranian naval exercise off the straits of hormuz and has a u.s. navy replica for target practice. they are constantly burning the israeli flag, the american flag. that's correct. >> these are the people you're negotiating with. and what are they doing? they want to humiliate you. they want to destroy a model of a united states aircraft carrier. what are they trying to show? >> they've been mocking john kerry and saying that america's begging for a deal. and john kerry according to reports had to tell them to stop yelling at him. but i want to ask this. why was -- why did john kerry threaten prime minister netanyahu not to release the details of the deal? what are they afraid of people knowing? >> you know, i don't know. i think you'd have to ask the department of state. >> yeah, they'll be right on after you coming up. >> comes from the prime minister believes that we are both democracies, the united states is a democracy, israel's democracy. and the best way to conduct foreign policy is openly. is to have real debate and real discussion. and even thou

u.s. navy forces sunk the gigantic vessel near the philippines in october of 1944.the mousashi was the largest warship ever built. search teams are working with japan's maritime museum to verify the find. >>> a road considered one of the most dangerous in san francisco should soon get some new bicycle lanes. the metropolitan transportation agency approved a plan yesterday to transform 20 blocks of polk street with two new bike paths. there have been about 150 bike accidents there in the past 8 years. opponents argue the loss of parking spaces might hurt their businesses. >>> time now is 5:46. let's check the roads with liza liza. >> looking good an accident clearing. 101 commute, some slow traffic now. story road on-ramp to north 101, it's visible from the freeway. the motorcycle accident being pushed to the right-hand side northbound slow from the 280/680 interchange approaching story road and the bay bridge commute was nice until a few minutes ago. now there's a backup extending to west grand avenue. the metering lights were switched on but the good news is once y