earlier the u.s. navyirmed a shooting incident at a navy recruiting center and the navy said it was also investigating a second shooting at another navy building about five miles away in chattanooga. the mayor there, andy berke, told the reporters that one officer is down. his word down in connection with the shooting. no word on the office's condition but we are hearing no reports of any deaths among u.s. military personnel. we're expecting to hear and we're standing by for a press conference. a statement from chattanooga police. also we're standing by to hear from the mayor, andy berke, momentarily. that's coming in right away. so as we get more information, we do know know fortunately, this tweet that was just released from chattanooga police that the shooting incident seems to be over. but what exactly happened and how many injured and who the shooter or shooters were are clearly still unclear. active shooter situation you see is over. details forthcoming. matthew fogg is here with us. he's a former ch

the u.s. navys there was a shooting at a navy recruitment center, which is near a highway. there had been initial reports it was a u.s. naval reserve center. but that is not accurate. you can see the police tape there. local malls and a nearby community college have been locked down. a hospital nearby is also onaid to have received victims. the major confirmed that it was a police officer who was shot. >> we have got an officer down. we had somebody out there shooting at our army reserve center. this is one -- this is a very very terrible situation, and we need to go figure out how we can handling it. >> police are not sure if the gun plan has been -- exactly where the gunman is. but in any case the manager of the broadly square mall where this happened confirmed that the mall is on lockdown. and this particular mall does house a tennessee national guard recruiting center. and it was put on lockdown. the u.s. navy says that an earlier tweet that this happened at a naval reserve center was incorrect

we had the u.s. navy tweeting about 30 minutes ago, personnel responding to unconfirmed acts of shooting reported at walter reed in bethesda. officers have not confirmed the initial report. you heard captain paul starks on air not too long ago underscoring that there was a report coming in of the sound of a single gunshot. we said some of these statistics but i threpeating to give our viewers some context of the magnitude of what law enforcement is dealing with. this campus of 7000 total staff members, 274 total beds and this is a 243 acre facility. you see these pictures from the ground and air of law enforcement surrounding the area and thinking about how large this area is. we heard from captain paul sparks -- paul starks, he was talking about the mindset of what officers are dealing with in this situation, going into this building, not knowing what they are dealing with. this is an unconfirmed report of a shot fired. presumably they are walking around this building and have to approach every turn of e

bill: just watching the u.s. navy twitter feed that sent out an alert the lockdown remains more to follow. a lockdown, a stay in place is still in effect for the moment. correct? >> reporter: that's correct. we have heard these reports that everybody basically knew exactly what to do because they train very well for these active shooter incidents in this building which is where the last incident took place. it was closed, then renovated then just reopened this year. so everybody knows the drill they know what to do when these reports come in. the hope would be that reduces any potential casualities or injuries. but we don't have any indication based on what we have seen or heard that people have been given any instruction other than what they have seen or heard. something we have not seen that we saw two years ago when things were urn folding rapidly is the police in 2013 put a big vehicle here and they were piping instructions over the brick wall with allowed speaker. we have not seen flat our position here at 7th an

this is the scene outside the u.s. navy yard. s you can see, a massive police presence, because at about 7:40 this morning according to the "washington post" a 911 call came in saying there was a shooter inside the navy yard. at that point the active shooter protocol went into place at the u.s. navy yard though there was no confirmation. still they have security measures. what they did was tell everyone to be on lockdown and shelter in place. what the 911 call claimed was that this was a shooter on the second floor. our justice correspondent have told us there have been many buildings there searched including 197. that was significant because that was the scene otf the shooting there that turned out to be a massacre back in 2013. reportedly all those builds have been searched and nothing has been found. they are not clearing the scene yet. there are still police inside and they are still searching. we want to bring in right now an eyewitness. his name is jordan rogers. jordan, can you hear us? jordan, tell us where you are this mo

there were two shooting scenes that this started at a u.s. navy recruiting center on lee highway in chattanooga. ended about six miles away at another military facility a navy facility or marine corps facility on amnicola highway. we believe that it's over that it's -- the best information we have is that a single gunman fired shots at both locations and that the total number of people involved is one police officer who was shot at the military recruiting center injured in the leg, we're told and four marine corps employees, personnel, or officers were injured. and that the gunman has been shot dead either shot himself dead or was shot by police officers. we believe the situation to be over for several reasons. we've heard this from several officials. secondly the police department down there in chattanooga has said it's going to have a news conference here shortly. i think they would not have a news conference if this situation were still unfolding. so the fact that they're going to have a news conference is an additional information that would i

the u.s. navy yard false report a couple weeks ago. or is this simply a disgruntled individual or a former member of military who has some sort of grudge? obviously all of this will come to greater light in the hours and days ahead, gretchen. but right now, it seems to be a mystery as to why this person perpetrated this act. >> john i know you're on your way to the locations there. one thing that's striking me this afternoon is that he didn't go inside either of these buildings that we know of. he pulls up in this convertible car, which is very distinguishable, by the way, a silver mustang of some sort and then starts shooting from the parking lot. >> reporter: yeah. obviously it would have been easy to enter the facility there on lee highway because it's just a store-front in a strip mall. the naval support center a little more difficult. it's actually off amnicola highway on the road into the river park. kind of buried behind some trees. there was a parking lot in front. a lot of humvees and othe

>>> that breaking news coming from the u.s. navy telling us a sailor injured in the chattanooga shooting died. we are going to update you. >> i'm tracking rain on storm team 4 radar. when it comes to an end and the latest on the heat wave. >> 10:01 on the dot. a fifth service member died after the deadly shooting in chattanooga. one of the petty officers injured in the attack passed away. >> we are in touch with a sister station in chattanooga. 26-year-old randall smith was critically injured. the suspected gunman abdulzeez is accused of killing smith as well as four other marines. a police officer also wounded. we are going to have new details into the investigation coming up in a few minutes. >>> first, let's get a check of the forecast. amelia segal is standing by tracking a heat wave. >> temperatures david already in the 70s across the area. despite the rain moving through it is muggy and warm already. 79 in washington. 75 in winchester where the rain has already moved through the area. annapolis at 80. today, this afternoon, th

place is from juanohn robert saying the u.s. navyis confirming a shooting and this is something we knew was coming from the navy. a navy operation support center is where this has happened. jennifer griffin our correspond correspondent is coming in. this went to a lockdown, a possible shooting and the mayor coming out and telling us what more than anything. what have you learned? >> reporter: the confusion here from the navy side of things came from their twitter account. at first they reported there was no shooting at a recruiting center then they said they are investigating a shooting. those tweets came 15 minutes apart leading to a little confusion. navy sources are telling us the navy operation support for is investigating shots were fired at the building. that is an office building. it is not a recruiting center. some of the terms have been mixed up. no reports that a naval recruiting center has been shot out just this office building. the mayor said a recruiting center where army and navy and three services were recruiting. so

the u.s. navy is escorting flagships through the straight. they started doing it for other vessels. besides military force, iran has many ways of wielding powers, and suuses a soft power to win hearts and minds in the region. >> iran has a soft power in the hearts and mines of the shia populations in this part of the world and internationally. iran uses both military and soft power to give backing to shia parties in conflict zones throughout the middle east. >> in lebanon, iran long backed israel. the iranians have become a life president. and they lend crucial political and military support to iraq's shia dominated government. >> more recently iran has weighed in on the side of houthi rebels, triggering a sectarian law there, with sunni dominated saudi arabian. voices inside iran say it's now willing to use the influence in cooperation, to solve a myriad of problems consuming the middle east today. >> today iran has emerged as a major player. the islamic revolution has a lot of influence in many parts of the islamic world. there are a lot of different areas where iran can play a pr

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i served in the u.s. navy and i cannot imagine that we don't want to make sure that all of the military is safe. we're going to do three things. first we have six store front, and we're going locate them to the armories until we have some recommendations on how we can make sure that they're safe. second we're going to work with local law enforcement agencies to get security check for all of the armories and third i am going to make sure that all of the qualified guard's men are armed for their personal protection. we're going to do everything that we can to make sure that the national guard men are safe. >> when you say all qualified ones will have protection. what does that mean in contrast. it's been understood that it would take a presidential order in which to arm any recruiting station. help us understand the balance here. >> we can be armed at the armory and we will be armed at the armories. we will not reopen the store fronts until we're very come or the table that they're safe. at the armories all of t

the family of u.s. navy petty officer, randall smith, says he was shot in his liver, colon, and stomach thursday during the attack. he was 24 years old. there are new details tonight coming out about the gunman. what the fbi has uncovered. >> the show of grief in chattanooga only grew saturday as randall smith's name was added to that of four others killed in the military attacks. the navy sailors succumbed to injuries overnight after he was shot thursday. his step grandmother told cbs news radio he was a father of three. >> he was very loving young man. loved his family. and obviously he loved his country. >> smith and four marines at a navy marine center were killed during the rampage. cbs news is learning new details about the 24-year-old gunman who died in the shootout with police. law enforcement sources say coworkers told investigators mohommed youssef abdulazeez visited a local shooting range where he fired rifles and other weapons as recently as last month. sources say investigators believe he travel

as the first strand gender u.s. navyeaction to that possible move and why do you think the pentagon is considering this at this time? >> i was elated when i heard the news. it's a great step forward for all of humanity. i mean we are just one more part of society that has been disenfranchised and pushed aside. we are taking a step forward and accepting everyone that is capable for military service and we are capable. transgender people are capable to do many things. >> it is a monumental move and not everyone will be on board with it. what impact do you think this could have on the military and how accepting of this will some people within the military be do you think? >> it will be 50/50. i hope 50/50. there will be people who don't understand. and the reason they don't understand or are against it are just out of ignorance and misinformation. i want to say find out more and get more information and they start seeing folks like myself and other people who have served with honor and dignity and served in the navy seals a

u.s. navy confirmed the death of petty officer randall smith. according to family members, smith saw the shooter and warned people to get out, but then he ended up being shot multiple times. andy rose has this story. >> reporter: u.s. navy petty officer randall smith died early saturday. according to his family he was shot in his liver,co lon, stomach on sunday. his step grandmother spoke of his love for service. venlingt he loved the navy. he loved it in there. you think that's not going to happen to your family but by gum it can. it can happen anywhere. >> smith's family says the navy logistic specialist saw the shooter at the support center and warned others to get away but was unable to get away from himself. this video captures the sound of the shooter's gun battle with police. >> somebody is going crazy on the army base. >> authorities are investigating the shootings as action of domestic terrorism and still trying to figure out why a 24-year-old college graduate targeted american militar

the plaintiffs complained about noise pollution from the base used by the japanese msdf and the u.s. navy. the judge said the noise seriously disturbs local residents' sleep. but he dismissed the plaintiffs' complaint against u.s. military flights. he said the japanese government doesn't have the authority to suspend them. >> translator: although the ruling is limited to self-defense forces flights, it's very significant that a high court has ordered the suspension. >> ono is one of the plaintiffs. he lives in a residential area about two kilometers from the base. he says the u.s. navy jets are noisier than the msdf propeller planes. he's on medication for high blood pressure caused by lack of sleep due to the noise. >> translator: our only wish is to bring back quiet skies. that's all we want. there's nothing else. >> the plaintiffs say they'll continue to demand the suspension of u.s. military flights. >> translator: the government was unable to win the understanding of the court in today's ruling. in that sense, i think it's a very harsh sentence. >> suga says relevant agencies will co

, in chattanooga somebody pulled up in a car with a high powers caliber gun and opened fire on a u.s. navy recruitment office. we have a picture that shows the damage that was done, at least 20 shots that were fired through the glass and a police officer was apparently injured and is in stable condition there were some reports of another shooting scene as well and several reports that police gave chase and then neutralized him. reporting that police killed the suspect, but in any case, the situation is over at a very frightening few hours in which a number of buildings were all put on lock down, while everybody was trying to figure out what was going on. police have not released the identity of the shooter or the police officer let's go to jaime mcintyre, live at the pentagon i wonder if you can tell us what the navy has been saying. >> the big question is was anybody wounded or killed inside that u.s. navy and marine corps center. you can see from the number of gunshots that went through the front door, and window, that it would be surprising if they managed to escape with nobody being hi

those jitters may have contributed to the incident at the u.s. navy yard here in washington this morning. city and federal law enforcement swarmed into action after someone reported hearing gunshots in the facility. no evidence of a shooter was found. let's go to our senior washington correspondent joe johns over at the navy yard right now. so what are the police local authorities, saying about the situation there? what happened joe? >> reporter: wolf we're being told by naval law enforcement authorities that the final all clear has been given here at the naval yard and that employees, civilian employees as well as military personnel are reporting back to duty. this started around 7:29 this morning. a scary moment of deja vu looking back at that moment in 2013 where 12 people were killed during an active shooter situation right here at the navy yard. a woman called in this morning reporting that she had heard what she believed to be shots. immediately protocols put into place since 2013 went into effect. ert teams of law enforcement here in washington

a deadly shooting rampage targeting a u.s. navy reserve center and u.s. military recruiting center in chattanooga, tennessee. four u.s. marines are confirmed dead at least three other people have been injured, including a police officer. the gunman is also dead. sources have just identified him to cnn as muhammad youssef abdulazeez born in 1990. at of now, it is being treated as an act of domestic terrorism. >>> and a verdict has been reached in the trial of james holmes who shot and killed 12 people in a movie theater in aurora colorado. he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. we're stand i by for the verdict to be read. we're covering the breaking news this hour with our correspondents and our guests. our justice correspondent pamela brown begins our coverage. pamela we're getting new details about this shooter. tell us what we know. >> the fbi is now officially identifying the shooter, wolf as 24-year-old muhammad youssef abdulazeez. in this statement just out from the fbi, it says while it would be premature to speculate on the motives, we will p

the u.s. navy is confirming that a shooting take place on the u.s. navy building in omnioga highway. chattanooga state university is on lockdown. an officer down. again, details are coming in. michael balboni, former homeland security adviser for new york state. we're fortunate to have his expertise now. michael, obviously just getting a handle on where the shootings have taken place and how many people might be down is proving tough at this moment. for law enforcement, what is job one here? >> job one is to manage the information as it comes in to be able to manage the resources, get the people where they need to be, particularly if this is an active shooter situation. one of the challenges one of the freaky things about every emergency that i've ever participated in is that the first reports seem to be always inaccurate for some strange reason. that's why you have to take the time to make sure you get the right information. the challenge with an active shooter is you have to be able to isoce isolate the threat bring responses to the threat to make s

the u.s. navy reports that a sailor injured in the chattanooga tennessee shooting spree has died. four marines were also killed in the gunfire on thursday. coming up a little bit later in this hour we'll have new information about the gunman who was shot and killed by police. >>> in other news today, the dangerous heat and humidity will be on the rise. certainly not ideal weather for a marathon but it won't stop hundreds of athletes who will be on their way for a charity run in less than an hour from now. nbc 10's jesse gary is live along boathouse row with the details of the back on my feet challenge. and jesse, i understand that the runners will hit the course this morning and they're going to continue through tomorrow, right? >> reporter: that's exactly right. all part of a good cause to help the homeless transform their lives. as to how to accomplish all of this in high heat and humidity well, that takes lots of support and a plan. this morning at boathouse row, robert creating a crash pad for

what happened was the u.s. navy didn't want the ship, the philadelphia to become part of the fleet of tripoli and were appalled at that thought. so steven decatur was a young lieutenant and agreed to take a tripoli ship, the mastico, and make it into -- what do you call it? sort of like a trojan horse, slip into the harbor disguised and then he succeeded in attacking the tripoli and burning it. and that's considered one of the greatest exploits the early american navy. that is such a great exploit that has overshadowed the likes of william eaton. the other thing i didn't get to say is william eaton unfortunately for him wound up fighting a knock down drag out battle with thomas jefferson. and so jefferson -- and you know jefferson doesn't lose very often. so basically william eaton has been forgotten because jefferson -- i wouldn't call it character assassination, eaton did most of it to himself. but jefferson signed the light on william eaton's flaws and eaton became an alcoholic and a gambler and it didn't go -- h

of the u.s. navyerald ford compiled the longest record of service in the combat theater. growing up in grand rapids michigan, ford was an outstanding athlete, and chose law school at yale over a professional career. shortly after pearl harbor, he enlisted in the u.s. navy reserve and was commissioned an ensign. he spent 10 months at a physical -- as a physical training instructor in north carolina then seeking sea duty in june 1943, he joined a newly commissioned by aircraft carrier , the uss monterey. serving as athletic director and gunnery officer and then as assistant navigator. during 18 months avoid -- a board the boat, he took part in numerous major naval actions earning the asiatic pacific campaign medal, the nine engagement stars. nearly swept overboard during a massive typhoon in december 1944, and heavily damaged the uss monterey, he accompanied a vessel back to the united states and spent the rest of the war in duty with training command. he was relieved from active duty in early 1946. the

the u.s. navyw saying and confirming on twitter that there has been a shooting at their building in chattanooga. they are also investigating a possible second shooting at another facility. these are still pictures taken of the police activity by our affiliate down in chattanooga. chattanooga college has been locked down. the atf, bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, tobacco and firearms is heading to the scene. one police officer has been shot. his condition or her condition unknown. our affiliate in chattanooga also reporting there may be additional victims. the mayor of chattanooga held a news conference moments ago and says they are pursuing an actsive shooter at reports of the shooting at the mill take reserve center. he called it a "horrific situation." chattanooga state community college is on lockdown. we do have a shooting incident according to the u.s. navy thire building. they are investigating a possible second shooting. a police officer shot. condition unknown. there may be addition

i'll talk with a former u.s. navy s.e.a.l. who now serves on the house armed services committee, congressman ryan zangky and our correspondents and analysts as we cover all the news breaking now. >>> first our chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto. >> you remember the terror alert that went out before the july fourth weekend, hearing from law enforcement now one of the reasons behind that. u.s. officials telling us that law enforcement foiled several terror plots in the last four weeks, including attacks timed to the july fourth holiday. the fbi has as you said made more than ten isis-related arrests during that time. some of those arrests tied to attacks tied to july fourth. and even though the holiday is past and i want to make this clear, when i speak to u.s. counter terror and law enforcement officials, they say the threat today even after the holiday remains very high. brianna, they're pointing their finger primarily at isis and how isis is having great success radicalizing people here in the u.s. >> and ther

mcnamara: south vietnamese and u.s. navy and air force strikes against north vietnam have been designed to impede this infiltration of men and materials. and infiltration with make -- which makes the difference between a situation which is manageable, and one which is not manageable, internally, by the government of some vietnam. the airstrikes have been limited to military targets infiltration targets, to barracks, transit points, supply depots, ammunition depots, routes of communication, all feeding the infiltration lines from north vietnam into laos and south vietnam. more recently, there has been added to this target system, railroads, highways, and bridges , which are the foundation of the infiltration routes. these strikes of been designed to increase the dependence on an already overburdened road transport system, by denying the use of the rail lines in the south. the summary of our objectives have been force that -- forcing them off the highways. >> the fighting in some vietnam continues. although military targets an

right now the navy is the only u.s. military branch to offer this. navy says meaningful maternity leave is one of the best ways that we can support the women who support our country. >>> still ahead a bizarre accident in the skies. a hot air balloon crashes into another while crowds look on. we hear from the pilot about the chaotic moments. >> plus it could change the way you send out pack action. the new plan to take the pop out of bubble wrap. >> and a reminder if you are still making those 4th of july plans, we have a complete list of holiday activities around the bay area. go to cbssf.com/fireworks. >>> a hot air balloon crashes in utah. pilots of the pink pig balloon knew something was wrong minutes after he ascended into the sky. the balloon above it clipped it, ripping a 10-foot hole in the fabric. the pilot knew he was going down. >> created a huge hole which of course is very bad because all the hot air is going out. so now you have to just keep controls hopefully blowing enough so you can get down without going too fast. >> very bad. pilot t

so we met with, for example, the u.s. navy and u.s. air force fighter pilot.everything from what moves they might pull if they had a chinese j-31 on their tail, but also how might they feel about the fact that there might be a drone flying alongside them in the air ? that sense is reflected in the book. that sounds excite fiction. well, that is the u.s. air force's plan for the future. and, oh, by the way, it is also china's. so when you are meeting with the people, you are trying to get the issues of the facts -- the facts right, but also their emotions. to the issue -- i am not even going to go into the comparison of, you know, we had, what was it called, not to germany -- nazi germany, i am not going to go into that. when i think about how a war might start, first of all people think it is not real. they might be accidental. two warships scraping paint over some brief that no one can find on a nautical chart. or they can be deliberate. a deliberate choice to be order geopolitics. other times, it might be a mix in the middle where you're in this situation wh

according to the cities they are and the u.s. navy, mayor and andy burke" it is a horrific situation" and also said there is an officer down but did not release any other details. police have set up a command post near the site. it was not immediately clear how many people may have been hurt or whether the shooter had been caught. much-needed got good news. opening a third bailout package to provide more support to the shattered banks and give the country and inner loan to cover upcoming debt. is uncontroversial the debt relief is necessary. i think nobody has ever disputed that. the issue is, what is the best form of debt relief within our legalork, within our institutional framework? i think we should focus on this point in the coming weeks. --ty: also today, freeze's greece's fellow state said they were worth -- willing to open talks. the move comes after athens taxoved a series of hack -- hikes overnight. goldman sachs in citigroup's reported second earnings earlier today. goldman sachs reported profit that dropped 49 from a year

soil, this guy is dead too, a u.s. navyr has been shot his condition is unknown, he is hospitalized, keep it right here on fox business we'll be right back. charles: we are back to more on that deadly shooting in chattanooga. the killer was killed. we were talking before the break am your father is in the fbi. there are a lot of profiling. a cautionary tale that went up and law enforcement, the call was put out and this is still ramadan. maybe stopping him, is this okay? >> yes come in a key word that he said was coupled with. and just the color of the skin is not enough by itself. but because of the threat out there, the alert, an fbi agent would absolutely be able to pick that up and without any recourse. i mean, nothing bad would happen to be at the i agent. >> as both of you pointed out, you see a guy coming have a hunch. many rate crimes are solved in this way. >> i wish that we had one cop out here that had a feeling, that pulled him over. >> absolutely and you know, it's going to be aggressive policing. that is how i

randall smith, a logistics specialist with the u.s. navy succumbed to his injuries this morning. he becomes the fifth fatality, along with four u.s. marines. lance corporal squire wells, sergeant thomas sullivan staff sergeant david wyatt, and sergeant carson holmquist. earlier, i spoke to the mayor of chattanooga about how his town is coping with this tragedy. >> i think that we're putting back the pieces of our broken hearts. that's something that we can only do together. last night, we had a vigil for the community. we had a huge turnout. most everybody involved in public service, people from throughout our community, we came together and started the healing process. >> and then i understand you did spend some time with the family members of the sailor randall smith, who has since passed. what was that time like with the family at the hospital? >> well when i went to the hospital, there were numerous people there who were injured. got to talk to some of them. in deference to their privacy, i would say that nothing has been officially confirmed with that family, and they're in o

the first woman in u.s. navy to reach the rank of four star admiral. jamie mcintire sat down with her to talk about race, women in the military and what she has planned next. >> admiral michelle howard's climb up the stairs to her pentagon office is lch as fast almost as surface as her rise in the navy. a career on the fast track and while others sing her praises she was quick to admit she was lucky, the doors opened to her just as she was ready to stride through. when i sat down with the admiral i asked her to list her firsts. >> i was the first african american woman to command a ship in the united states navy. i was the first woman who was an indianapolisannapolis graduate. the first to reach the rank of three star. i was the first african american woman to reach the rank of four star in the armed forces. i was the first woman to reach the rank of four star in the navy, i'm the first woman to hold the rank of vice admiral in the united states. >> she showed me a letter from a nine-year-old giferl. >> she writes i'm happy you know how to steer a navy

navy yard. another photograph captured on instagram. the u.s. marshall, when you accept a job in d.c., you know the risk. this shows the amount of media and police response. this is where we saw so many people gathering here. one more photograph, #the navy yard, boston prayers are with those. so many people using social media to communicate. those in and around the area today, a lot of that on social media. autria: thank you for joining [dramatic music] [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> yeah! hey! ha! ha! [cheers and applause] i'm terry crews. and it's time to start making some people rich right here on millionaire! [cheers and applause] our returning contestant has had to overcome personal obstacles just to ve the confidence to stand in front of so many people today. i have a feeling it'll all pay off. from roy, utah let's give the warmest welcome to john busch! [cheers and applause] [laughter] come here. ahh. >> hi, terry. >> man. welcome back. >> thank you.

on may 20th, 1985, a chief warrant officer in the u.s. navy was arrested by the fbi after his wife basically narced him out to the u.s. government for spying for the soviet union. his name was john anthony walker. he had been stealing classified information from the navy for years. selling it to the soviet union. he had been doing this for almost 20 years. by the time the fbi finally caught up to him and arrested him in may 1985. walker had roped his immediate family into helping him with spying efforts. paid a lot by the soviets for doing it. eventually his wife turned him in. when the john anthony walker spying arrest was disclosed in 1985 it was shocking at the time. it turned out that it was just the first of many, many such arrests and revelations that year. john walker was arrested in may, 1985. fast forward. cement of that year. edward lee howard. edward lee howard worked at the cia. he had started selling u.s. intelligence to the soviet union in the previous year, 1984. the fbi was apparently tipped off that he might be a spy inside th

tom ackermann there on the unconfirmed reports of a shooter at the u.s. navy yard in washington d.c. >> still to come, a court in afghanistan reduces the sentences of four men convicted over the mob killing of a woman. >> a gay couple in china risks arrest as they push for the recognition of same sex unions. >> in japan back in the women's world cup final after a slice of luck against england. details later in sport. >> the word food program warns that badly needed aid is not getting through to southern yemen because of the dangerous security situation in aden. the u.n. raised a level of emergency to the highest levels. 21 million people need help, most of them are children. we have this report. >> this young girl is inconsolable. shocked by what's happened to the homes in her neighborhood, houses that hours ago were still standing. >> why did they do this, she asks through her tears. in yemen devastation has become the norm. >> the situation in yemen is very critical especially for children who are the most vulnerable groups. >> a collective trauma, physical

that is what was just tweeted out by the u.s. navy.delia is moments away from a live report. [ >> all right. again, we have delia on the phone. can you hear us? >> yes. yes. we are still here at 3rd and m streets. i can tell you police, of course, have blocked off this area. several unmarked cruisers. we see special detective services, homeland security, police, secret service here, as well. choppers overhead. i see officers strapping on their gear, their bullet proof vests, their swat gear as they prepare to head into the unknown and, of course, we know that these offices faced the unknown in a terror bark in september, 2014, and as i'm looking at the helicopter kind of hovering overhead, it brings back chills almost because i was here back on that day, september, 2014, when we now know gunman aaron alexis was -- was wreaking havoc and running and rampages through the building and torturing people and just instilling fear. that helicopter hovering overhead reminds me of the rescue that we saw when hell helicopter crews were dropping b

the u.s. navy joining the u.s. coast guard doing everything it can to find the two 14-year-old boys lost at sea. yes, the teenage boys vanished in the open ocean while fishing off the coast of florida. at this hour the searchers have found the boys' overturned fishing boat 65 miles off the coast. the boys nowhere to be found. coverage from the coast where they disappeared not far from the spot where think boat was found. first, emotional plea from the father of one of the teens. from nfl hall of famer joe namath who knows them. >> we are positive that our boys are still out there. the coast guard has confirmed with us today that they have stepped up what they are doing to bring home our boys. >> the love is there. we are all praying and nick actually wants the folks to know that are trying to help out out there searching to be very careful. we have got a lot of people out on the water and in the air looking. both families have been hard at work at this and praying. so let's just stay safe and we'll keep on looking

navy yard. it goes on to say, all u.s. capitol police units on the capitol ground are continuously being kept abreast of the washington naval yard incident and are being extremely diligent in light of the situation. that coming from lieutenant kimberly snidechneider of the capitol police. given the fact this this the 911 call about a potential shooting happened really just blocks from there. jonathan gilliam to you, as they are searching these buildings with focus was on building 197, the building where that 2013 deadly shooting took place. it says they have not seen any evidence of shots fired in that building. walk me through what you're doing now in the all of the surrounding buildings. they do say the shelter in place is still in effect, so they haven't evacuated everyone. >> the police have to treat it as though there is a shooter somewhere there. they will be going building to building, room to room and clearing this thing as they go through. and this is a very -- they have to be very careful when they go through and

also on the program a gunman kills four marines at a u.s. navylding in tennessee. >>> yemen's exiled government declares that the southern port city of aden has been liberated. but the fighting goes on. >>> german m.p.s are on vote on the 85 billion euro greek

there's some marines and the u.s. navy petty officer families in tennessee whose dads will not be able to take them to a show any time soon. so people just lost their dads their husbands brothers and sisters. so he is the commander in chief. he is their commander in chief. the people died wearing the uniform of the united states. under attack from a muslim extremist with an ak-47 who attacked not one but two military installations in the united states. that calls for the xlanler in chief. >> why do you think the president has chosen to say very little about this other than lone gunman and this is heart breaking. >> i don't think this is what he wakes up to do to be the xlanlder in chief to wage a war on terror. i think he came into office to end george bush's war on terror. so he is uncomfortable with the role of commander in sxleef the role of fighting this war. he doesn't want to be the one leading the country in a time of war. the fact is war is being visited on us. it was just visited on us in chattanooga, tennessee. a

. >> 30 minutes of terror four marines are dead after a lone gunman opens fire at two u.s. navycenters. in five minutes we'll have a live update from tennessee and new information on the shooter. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> 6:30 and 67 degrees this friday morning. >>> a recent drexel graduate is found beaten and strangled in her west philadelphia apartment. now police are trying to figure out who killed her. we're live outside her apartment building talking to neighbors who say they are shocked and saddened by this crime. >>> terror in tennessee, this man opened fire on two u.s. navy centers, killing four marines. now investigators are trying to figure out why he did it. >>> enjoy the sunshine and pressant temperatures while they last as we take a live look at the ben franklin bridge. the heat is coming back for the weekend. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. the key word is it's the weekend. let's find out about your weather today with meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. bill? >> we're not seeing the bri

edge research in science and medicine in a 3-d environment they have done studies for nasa and the u.s. navy and cooper university hospital among others. it's located at the park in man too yeah township. >>> coming up tonight sightings of sharks and sea creatures are on the rise, we'll look at the threat to beach goreers has they head to the beach. ducis rogers with more on their day at the shore. >>> monica, speaking of the shore, doling with thunderstorms now north of atlantic city a few showers west of philadelphia, we are tracking a system to the west that could bring severe weather tomorrow. the latest in accuweather. more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> the war air show brings 2000 spectators and pilots, there are full scale models of aircrafts from all periods of american aviation history. >>> it's a bit of an intimidating summer so far for swimmers at the jersey shore from the danger were you man o war jelly fish and shark sightings, john rawlin has as an update for us tonight. >> sharks at the jersey shore, for weeks images have popped up on television and social media th

laura: in other news from around the world a former u.s. navyntelligence office has been granted parole after spying for israel. he will be released after serving 30 years of a life sentence. the israeli government has tried to secure his early relief. the u.s. government has denied -- migrants have attempted to reach britain through the channel in french. the scale of the incident on monday was unprecedented. some were disrupted. an american tourist accused of killing a line in zimbabwe did not know his target was cecil. he relied on professional gods to find an animal and to get the permits. the zimbabwe conservation task force at the american paid $60,000 to shoot the lion with an arrow. an emergency nato meeting has backed turkey's fight against instability on its border with syria and iraq. they have carried out airstrikes in syria and against members of the kurdish oteri group in iraq. the groups expanded to include southern turkey. a brief time ago i discussed it with steven could, a senior fellow at the council of foreign relations. they

. >> created by the u.s. navy, the mission of the dark web was to protect confidential military secret and have open source intelligence, using a programme called tore, a labyrinth of virtual tunnels, by avoiding a direct connection, tore allows individuals to share public networks without compromising privacy. it was adopted by journalists and activists in foreign countries like iran and syria, where information is censored. it was not long before nefarious characters found marketplace they could operate without beak -- being discovered. we saw sites where drugs, guns were for sale. stolen identification. no one is going to come and police us. how is this able to happen? because people can't police you. because the way that you find a computer is through the ip address. when you go in through tor, there's no ip address. you could enter from anywhere in the world. how will anyone find you. >> and tor created by the navy, never envisioning the dark side of what they were creating. this is a problem of a lot of poli