our ship is a u.s. navy ship. it's identified as such but unarmed. our civilian crew on this navy ship shoots the chinese guys with fire hoses. the chinese sailors strip down to their underpants for some reason like as if getting your clothes wet is the big problem with being hit with a fire hose, but while they are in their underpants, their ship decides they are undeterred and it keeps getting closer and closes to within 25 feet. what happened then is that the "impeccable" decided finally that they actually would leave. and you would think that that would be the point where the confrontation de-escalated, but at that point it actually got worse. because as the "impeccable" turned to leave, these chinese vessels, even though they had been telling this american ship it had to get out of there, once it started to try to get out of there, they threw junk into the sea, a bunch of pieces of wood and other debris into the ocean right in front of the "impeccable" which almost caused to crash. this is big enough stuff that it could have conceivably damaged t

they will not allow the u.s. navy to act greedy unwhat they claim is their wawater. >> reporter: the tensions come just weeks before trump's inauguration. he r ruffled china's feathers b acaccepting a phohone call from taiwan's president. somethining the u.s. h hasn't d in past decades. follow china's one policy but the u.s. isn't necessarily bound by that. trump's strong reaction to the drone incident seems to be a signal that tensions aren't likely to go away any time soon. nhk world. >>> and you're watching nhk newsline. tokyo had a considerably warm day today. highs in the mid-teen celsius or around 60 degrees fahrenheit. here with this weather wrap up is jonathan oh. >> if you like warm weather and you classify that as nice, yes, we will continue to see some of that nice, warm conditions as we go forward in time. albeit as we go towards late wednesday and thursday, you'll need the umbrella here in central portions of japan as we see moisture heading in our didirection. we saw some temperatures that we haven't ses

national archives christopher carter reads from u.s. navy deck logs describing events on ships under attack. followed by the burial of one of the casualties aboard the "uss oklahoma." rs he mains were recently identified. and then tour pearl harbor attack sites with national park service site historian daniel martinez. president reagan's december 8th, 1941 speech to congress asking for a declaration of war followed by the 75th anniversary ceremony at pearl harbor co-hosted by the national park service and u.s. navy. and from 11:00 to 1:00 p.m., we're taking your calls and tweets live. ian toll, author of "pacific cruc well -- war at sea in the pacific" discussing the pacific war from the attack on pearl harbor through the u.s. victory over the japanese at the battle of midway. and we're live with paul traves, author of "eyewitness to infamy." giving a behind the scenes account of the japanese attack from his more than 200 interviews with pearl harbor veterans. and then at 1:00, the pearl harbor 75th anniversary ceremony from the world war ii

this is a peculiar way for the u.s. navy to operate. >> back to the iranian deal, we were more than humiliated but there seems to be no com respon. he's said how we are going to deal with the chinese even though he's only the president-elect. lou: he has taken leadership of the country. there is no question about who is leading the nation. no question president obama is our president and in donald trump our president-elect, donald trump is leading, don't you think? >> i think he will be on the phone tomorrow talking to somebody. it's an under water vehicle. it's not a submarine. lou: i don't want to show up all of my knowledge about under water drones or air drones. >> those amazon things are aerial subject marines. lou: that's one way to look at it. you are make an excellent point. >> i think president obama is going to leave us a mess with russia, a mess with china. lou: he's leaving a mess everywhere. >> if you were leaving the white house and you were leaving the presidency would you take two weeks off? lou: he compounds

it seems to be something striking the u.s. navy and the u.s. military as just a bit odd. brianna?right, barbara starr at bening. thank you for that report. >>> many people claim that donald trump and those in his orbit of overly cozy with russia. it's the opposite story with china. the president-elect promised a hard line there. i want to bring back congressman seth moulton and songman adam kinzinger with us. so congressman kinzinger to you. do you believe that this capture of the underwater drone is -- i mean what do you make of this, china relations with the u.s. as we have an incoming president? >> it's a violation of the principle of freedom of nar navigation over the sea ps what we fought the first war over. this violates the fact we made that a staple who we are in terms of international trade and the freedom to navigate and in terms of military. i think this needs to be pushed back against hard. it's not necessarily an act of war, but china's attempt to try to, again, reassert itself, which it's been doing over the last couple decades and especially the last few years and i

u.s. navyhe pentagon says an underwater drone was stolen in the international waters of the south china sea. david martin is following this. >> reporter: the unmanned underwater drone does not contain any sensitive technology, but it's worth $150,000 and the u.s. has lodged a diplomatic protest, demanding it back. according to the pentagon, a chinese navy ship stole it in broad daylight. it happened as a u.s. navy research vessel, the "bowditch," was recovering underwater drones after testing waters off the coast of the philippines, data which can be used to hunt for chinese submarines. the chinese ship, which had been shadowing the "bowditch," swooped in, put a small boat in the water, snatched one of the drones and disappeared over the horizon, ignoring radio calls to return it. u.s. navy research vessels are routinely shadowed and harassed by chinese ships as part of the shoving match for dominance in the south china sea. this incident, in which a pair of chinese trawlers harassed and almost

. >>> this morning, the u.s. navy is still waiting for china to return an under water drone seized in international waters late last week. this two days after the chinese government promised to return it escalating efforts. donald trump sending a tweet accusing china of stealing the drone and saying the u.s. should let them keep it. cnn's matt rivers has more from china. >> reporter: the seizure of the u.s. navy under water drone by a chinese naval ship played out along the entirety of the weekend. we found out about it on friday. it what's saturday that the ministry of defense here in b beijing confirmed it and said it would be returned. donald trump tweeteds twic s t. he said china should keep the drone. on sunday, it was the state-run media here in china to weigh in on all this. a state-run tabloid which is known for provocative views on this which stood out to us. let's read the edit. the tone of the bystander fanning flames in trump's second tweet is particularly worrysome. the rhetoric has been measured, but thi

so they say once they brought it up, they realized it was u.s. navyperty and went through its procedures. they have said that the u.s. has unilaterally behi unilaterally behind this issue. this is the first time the chinese accused the united states of being in an area they don't want them to be. the chinese says the u.s. navy is spying on them. even if they don't know it was u.s. property, when they pulled it out of the ocean, they must have known in some small way they are sending a message that they are not happy. >> reporting live from china. you can add mun more name to the list of candidates for the chairmanship. politico is reporting that sally brown, on the right, the executive director of the idaho democratic party is announcing she plans to run for the job. the other contenders, keith ellison of minnesota, tom perez, also running jamie harrison and raymond buckley. the chairmen in south carolina and new hampshire respectively. joining me to talk about this, a his tor i don't know and professor at princeton university, a reporter for the wash

john showman joined the u.s. navy in 1944. a radar operator, he was put on ship ony commissioned the way to the south pacific. joining the task force off okinawa in june 1945. the ship earned one battle star. ladies and gentlemen, mr. john showman. [applause] >> mr. cecil frances served in the united states navy during the war as a seaman first class on the uss parker. he served as a striker. ladies and gentlemen, cecil frances. serving in the united states navy, was a fireman in the engine room. mr. george man. his ship sales all throughout the pacific theater during world war ii. george mann, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] pickard served in the united states navy as a seaman first-class. mr. donald pickard. [applause] >> mr. william ryan commences service at a naval training base center in great lakes, illinois. after completing specialized training in gulfport, mississippi he was assigned to , the naval armed guard is a gunner on the liberty ship from march 1943 to november 1943, he was assigned as a fire control man in c

china seizes an unmanned, underwater u.s. navynal waters of the south china sea. exclusive reaction from former ambassador to the u.n. john bolton, a contender for the position in the trump administration. the president of the united states is expected to address this issue any minute from now. live picture of the podium at the white house. could this be his last news conference ever. all happening momentarily. hello, everyone. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report". i want to get you up to speed on this aggressive move out of china. a u.s. navy drone that was studying ocean conditions in

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that obviously got the u.s. navy upset. the chinese government came out with a statement late this evening local time saying that it had come up with a way to return this donrone back to the united states, that both sides were engaged in direct communication. boris, it's worth noting that even though the chinese say that they took the drone out of the water, what they said was for navigational and personnel safety reasons of passing ships in the area. i think if you talk to most experts they will tell you that when the chinese did what they did, when they pulled the drone out of the water, i think that most experts would tell you that the chinese were clearly sending a message to the united states that they are not happy with their naval operations in this part of the world. >> we've seen an escalation here, it started with the discovery of weapons on those man made islands this week, then a nuclear armed plane flying in that area. and now this. interesting to see how this is going to play out in a new trump administration.

gilden, an ensign in the u.s. navy. n, they did nota make it to the end of the war. it-in 1944 and unfortunately sunk somewhere in the pacific ocean. ,he other 2 ships, the uss chew that have been used for convoy action. was also used in the pacific ocean, but as more of kind of -- they were stationed with the fleet itself and served as protection from submarines and aircraft attack. so next we will move to the uss maryland. battleship located in pearl harbor at the time of the attack. the maryland was lucky in that it did not suffer a lot of damage during the attack. part of the reason for that is they work in board of the uss oklahoma, meaning the only way the japanese could hit the uss maryland was via areal bombs. whereas oklahoma suffered aerial bombardment and torpedo attack. so luckily for the maryland, the oklahoma soak up most of the torpedoes and was actually one of the 2 battleships we ultimately lost during the course of the battle, it is the oklahoma ended up -- because the oklahoma ended up capsizing. if you see any images of the whole of the ship durin

next, the u.s. navy and national park service mark the 75th anniversary of the attack with ceremonya at pearl harbor. at -- was the mission accomplished? what are the costs on both ends? admiral harry harris, headed the u.s. pacific command, delivers the keynote address. this is just under 90 minutes. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to today's joint national park united states navy national pearl harbor remembrance day ceremony. i am lieutenant robert franklin and i am truly honored to serve

an ensign of the u.s. navy. with the "monahan" it did not make it to the end of the war. but it was not sunk in enemy action. it actually succumbed to a typhoon in december of 1944. and unfortunately sunk somewhere in the pacific ocean. then "uss chew" that had been used for convoy action. the all win was also used in the pacific ocean. as more of a -- they were stationed with the fleet itself and served as protection from submarines and aircraft attack. >> next we move to the "uss maryland" a battleship located at pearl harbor at the time of the attack. maryland was lucky in that it actually did not suffer a lot of damage during the attack. and part of the reason for that is they were in board the "uss oklahoma" meaning the only way the japanese could hit the "uss maryland" was via aerial bombs. whereas the "oklahoma" had to suffer air bombardment and torpedo attack. so luckily for he "maryland" the oklahoma" soaked up most of the torpedoes and was one of the two battleships we ultimately lost through the course of the battle because the "oklahoma" ended up capsizing, co

pentagon demanding that return of u.s. navy underwater drone, stolen by the chinese military, in the waters of the south china sea. we'll have the story, details and the consequences coming up. >> our top story, president obama changing his story, but not his opportunity. mr. president obama trying to explain why he shrugged off russian hacking until after donald trump had been elected. outgoing president had odd on the see to suggest that, should not become a quote political football, after he made it that. and president said he has already resolved matter after a confrontation with vladimir putin. >> in earlier september, i say president putin in china, i felt that the most effective way to ensure that that not happen, was to talk to him directly. tell him to kit it oil. we did not see further tampers of the election process, but the leaks through wikileaks had already occurred. charles: in app earlier interview, president said, his government still needed to take action. >> i think that there is no doubt, that when any forei

gilden, an ensign in the u.s. navy. with the monaghan, unfortunately, it did not make it to the end of the war. it succumbed to a typhoon in 1944 and unfortunately sunk somewhere in the pacific ocean. the other 2 ships, the uss chew -- that had been used for convoy action. the aylwin was also used in the pacific ocean, but as more of kind of -- they were stationed with the fleet itself and served as protection from submarines and aircraft attack. so next we will move to the uss maryland. battleship located at pearl harbor at the time of the attack. the maryland was lucky in that it did not suffer a lot of damage during the attack. part of the reason for that is they were in board of the uss oklahoma, meaning the only way the japanese could hit the uss maryland was via aerial bombs, whereas oklahoma suffered aerial bombardment and torpedo attack. so, luckily for the maryland, the oklahoma soaked up most of the torpedoes and was actually one of the 2 battleships we ultimately lost over the course of the battle, because th

u.s. and chinese navies are rare. the fact that china seized u.s. property is rarer still. it might seem like they're only doing this because of navigational safety issues, most experts will say when china picked that drone out of the water they knew they were going to be sending a message to the united states. >> one of many messages, thank you so much. gordon, as i said, this is only the latest point of friction between the u.s. and china. we've clearly seen an escalation first of a discovery of anti-aircraft weapons on the man made weapons in the south china sea. that's something president ping promised he wouldn't do. we saw nuclear armed planes flying over the areas. now the seizure of the drone, why is the escalation happening? >> we really don't know why the chinese are doing this. many people have speculated, and this could be correct that this is in reaction to donald trump's call with the taiwan president on december 2nd. and also his interview where he said he was not bound by the one china policy. but, you know, we don't know. we also know that over the course o

eastern, national archives christopher carter reads from u.s. navy deck logs describing events on ships that were under attack in pearl harbor, followed by the pearl harbor casualty burial of john h. linsley at arlington national cemetery, one of the casualties aboard the uss "oklahoma." his remains were identified 75 years after the attack. then at 9:00, tour pearl harbor attack sites and memorials on the island of oahu with daniel martinez. then president franklin delano roosevelt's december 81941 speech of congress asking for a declaration of war followed by the 75th anniversary ceremony at pearl harbor co-hosted by the national park service and u.s. navy. and from 11:00 to 1:00 p.m. we're taking your cals and tweets live. ian toll, author of "pacific crucible, war at sea in the pacific, 1941 to 1942" discussing the a pacific war from the attack on pearl harbor to the battle of midway. then live with paul travers, author of "eyewitness to infamy, an oral history of pearl harbor, december 7, 1941" giving a behind-the-scenes account of the japanese

back to you. >>> in china, authorities say they will return a u.s. navy research drone that the country snatched from international waters last week. this all started when a navy survey ship recovered two of the unmanned gliders near the philippines. a chinese ship took one saying it was in a part of the south china sea that they claim as their own. the pentagon has reached a deal to get the drone back. but donald trump tweeted yesterday, quote, we should tell china that we don't want the drone they stole back, let them keep it. president-elect trump has had a contentious relationship with china. first he angered beijing by speaking to the leader of taiwan. and ter criticized china for building military outposts in the south china sea. >>> a rebel in the box office, plus a really big lottery. those are the headlines for the week ahead in business news. cnbc's dominic chu gives us a preview. >>> is the newest star wars movie living up to expectations? disney predicts "rogue one" will bring in $ is 50 million in the u.s. alone over the weekend. watch for bo

. >>> in other news, china has agreed to return a u.s. navy research drone that it snatched from international waters last week. a navy survey ship was recovering two of the young gliders near the philippines when the chinese ship took one. the pentagon said it engaged with china to secure the return. but president-elect trump tweeted saturday night saying china should keep the drone and says it's not that interested, let them keep it, he said. >>> moving on to corporate news, apple intends to formally launch an appeal against the european union's $14 billion tax break this week. ireland is channeling the ruling accusing them of misinterpreting irish law. the country's new arguments were publish in a three-page summary paper and offered details on how it plans to appeal the new decision. they plan to publish a new version of the ruling this week. it's getting a lot of attention on both sides of theatlantic, and both sides seem pretty confident that this appeal could stand. that could bring a lot of issues and questions for the european commiss

the reverend richard young joined the u.s. navy on december 7, 1941. remained to the battles of midway and quad canal and transferred in 1942 to participate in the invasion of sicily. the reverend richard young. joined the u.s. navy in 1944. force officeask open our in june 1945. the ship earned one battle star. mr. cecil frances served in the united states navy during the ussas a first-class on the -- he served as a striker. ladies and gentlemen, cecil frances. serving in the united states navy, was a fireman in the engine room. mr. donald served as a seaman first-class. pickard.d ryan commences service at a naval training base . after completing specialized training in mississippi, he was assigned to the naval armed guard on the third gun aboard the liberty ship. to november43 1943. he was assigned as a fire control and. mr. william ryan. mr. neil brown served in the united states army during world war ii. stationed in the philippines throughout that time. mr. neil brown. especially a supply, he was a seamen first-class. our next guest is mr. monroe

. >> next, three world war ii veterans talk about their experience as u.s. navy fighter pilots. this is hosted by the american veteran center.

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u.s. navyrces telling fox news that an under water surveillance drone will be returned to the united states sometimes tomorrow. the pent gone calls it an ocean glider. it's a drone that was mapping the sea floor when it was intercepted by a chinese ship last week. live for us at the pentagon with the latest, tell us about how this hand overwill happen. i'm told a u.s. navy warship is on hand for the transfer. in an area near the scarborough shore. the chinese say the water belongs to them. it is the same area where china stole the drones and the american crew watched from a short distance away. officials say the same chinese ship that stole the drone will be returning it tomorrow. now the glider was an unclassified system. officials say it can help counter chinese submarines. it can spend weeks under water. it's an autonomous system. it measures temperature, is a political -- salinity and they wondered why beijing would want to steal an unclassified system. >> we have used this vehicles around

the transition team of donald trump is looking at u.s. navyward as a candidate to lead of veterans affairs. howard serves as commander of u.s. naval forces and is the first african-american woman to command a u.s. navy ship. move, president obama has declined to sign legislation renewing sanctions against iran but let it become law anyway. he faced a midnight deadline to sign the ten-year renewal of the sanctions. the president has vowed to respond if the sanctions were renewed arguing they violate terms of the nuclear deal. the taxes gold coast city is warning its residents not to use tap water. there are concerns that two chemicals may have contaminated the water supply. a backflow incident in an industrial area may have let the chemicals seep into the water and there was a rush on gross restorers. -- on gross restorers. were concerneds about the problem of online misinformation. of adults encounter fake news online and 15% say they are not confident that they can identify it when they see it. pope francis on president have condemned fake ne

announcer: next on american , three world war ii veterans talk about their experiences and u.s. navyighter pilots. this is part of a talk posted by the american veteran center. we have three veterans of world war ii. to moderate the session i would like to welcome open rogers from

and china took a u.s. navy under water drone. and when might/beijing give it back. >> and a spectacle straight out of a fairy tale. it is all "happening now". >>> we begin with with a fox news alert. electors are meeting in america as they cast their votes for are the next president of the united states. >> and as we go on air now. electors gathered in maryland and will select the 45th president of the united states. typically routine event is turned a little bit on itsed head. a nationwide push to choose another candidate. and opponents are trying to prevent him in the white house. it is important part of the story we are watching. and clay burrman live in pennsylvania, a state that was critical will in mr. trump's victory, blake. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. it was a campaign type atmosphere in the pennsylvania state house earlier today. look at video this morning, hundreds of protestors showed up to the front of the steps here in the state cant captain and they are getting the attention of police officers. they were hil

on friday, you said this is an act of war, big deal. >> it's a big deal because this was marked u.s. navy, a sovereign u.s. vessel, the chinese grabbed it, they knew what they were doing and it doesn't matter whether it's a drone or aircraft carrier, the principle is the same and trump understands that. trish: hey, go ahead, keep it. it's definitely got to catch the chinese off guard and that's what you need to do. gordon chang, thank you so much. we will be back with more intel trish: all right, more details on the story coming out of germany. the german local media is inkitting that the truck crashed in berlin, germany appears to be a deliberate attack, that's according to police. they are on the ground. here is what we know. a truck has plowed into a crowded christmas market there in berlin and it leaves wasn't person dead, several others have been injured. stay with fox business, we will continue to have the latest on this developing story. connell mcshane for liz liz claman. we will turn it over to you. connell: would they be unwrapping the dow 20,000? still a big story today. we are

the u.s. navy drone was collecting scientific data for a u.s. research vessel. the u.s. has filed for a protest with china. >> in the meantime joining us now gordon chang north korea takes on the world. and comcoming cocan lapse of china. >> it an act of war because the chinese sewed u.s. naval will property. they tried to do it when they harassed an unarmed u.s. vessel and they were unable to do that. but they harassed the votage. it was interfered with in the yellow sea. they said they rammed the votage. but whether you sews a drone or aircraft carrier, this is an act of piracy and act of war against the united states. >> what did the president say? >> he is look in the camera and say that the united states will use all elements of the power to obtain the return of this drone and if it is chinese don't send it back immediately. we'll impose cost cans on china. the reason they are interfering with with u.s. navy and air force, we never imposed those costs for unacceptable behavior of interfering with our freedom on. something has to be done and if it doesn't, it will ge

navy drone. what is beijing's reaction? how does this fair for u.s.-china relations?♪ markets trading when it comes to the asia-pacific, this is what it looks like. there we go, off by two thirds of 1%. again on the currency markets, week miss their. shanghai down, nothing unusual. slight recovery. korea was flat, and taiwan and singapore, let's have a look at how they are doing, there we go. the kospi has turned positive. taiwan down .6%. singapore, the lion city, off .6%. trump, further exacerbating tensions with china over its seizure of the u.s. navy drone. the president-elect we did that that beijing should keep it. we are having a look at the china move. how far is it a reaction to what he has been saying? he has been upping the ante with china and bringing tie one into the mix as well. >> that's right. i don't i that argument. there is the argument that the onecomments on china policy angered beijing. there is also the argument that harry harris was in sydney last week and making some remarks about the south china sea and how the u.s. wasn't going to more or le

announcer: next on american history tv, three world war ii veterans talk about their experiences and u.s. navy fighter pilots. this is part of a talk posted by the american veteran center. >> we have three veterans of world war ii.

john showman joined the u.s. navy in 1944, radar operator he was put on a newly commissioned uss richard cv 31 on the way to the south pacific. joining the task force, task force 38 off okinawa in june 1945. the ship joined in the attacks on okinawa and the strikes on japan bombing factories. the ship earned one battle star. ladies and gentlemen, mr. john showman. mr. yecil francis. served as a seaman first class on the ussar zst kansas. he served as a striker. ladies and gentlemen mr. cecil francis. ladies and gentlemen, mr. george vance served as machinist. it was a fireman in the engine room. the ship sailed through all throughout the pacific theater during world war ii. george vance ladies and gentlemen. mr. donald pic ard served in the united states navy as a seaman first class and was a landing boat crew and gunner's mate. mr. donald pickard. mr. william ryan commenced his service in 1932 in grak lakes illinois. after completing in naval gunnery school in gulfport, mississippi, he was assigned to the naval armed

china seized a u.s. navy underwater drone in international waters. and accused the u.s. of hyping up the incident. on saturday the pentagon said it had secured a deal to get the drone back. >> whether you see the drone or an aircraft carrier the principle is the same. this is an act of piracy. an act of war against the united states. >>> trump's transition team announced the nomination of congressman mick mulvaney as white house budget director as the electoral college gets ready to meet monday to formally choose the next president. trump has a 306-232 lead over hillary clinton. though he lost the popular vote by nearly 3 million. >> i've never seen anything like it. i've gotten well over 70,000 e- mails. three or four bags of mail. asking the same thing. a lot of form letters from the west coast. and the east coast. >> this rally is expected to be the last public appearance before he heads to his monologue estate for the christmas holiday. rich edson, foxnews. >> the fbi is supporting the cia conclusion that russia interfered with the intent of helping donald trump win

. >> reporter: defense officials tell fox news that the crew of a u.s. navy-owned research vessel watched from a quarter mile away as a chinese navy ship brazenly stole and underwater oceanographic research drone in the south china sea. the incident occurred thursday afternoon approximately 40 miles west of the philippines in international waters. one china expert said the communist country must pay a prize f price for its actions. >> the chinese seized u.s. naval property. >> reporter: the pentagon is demanding they return it immediately. officials say there's no classified material in the system designed to map the sea floor and collect ocean data. the chinese ship had been shadowing, operating by civilian mariners. the ship was not armed but made requests asking the chinese to return the drone. the state department today launched a formal protest. in the past few days, china has conducted its first live fire training exercise from its only aircraft carrier off the coast between beijing and north korea. late last week for first time since president-elect tr

su: u.s. navy be seized, they are calling it a seized underwater drone, may be examined to see if there were any clues to the u.s. navy technology. the pentagon demanded the return. trump is-elect donald giving contradictory tweets, suggesting beijing should just keep it. earlier he denounced the snatch and grab, and assurance from china that it would be given back to client u.s. credits. china says the u.s. is heightening it for diplomatic purposes. senator john mccain of the armed services committee was on a sunday talk show and called it a gross violation of international law. that is a quote. the chinese administrators have criticized the u.s.. we will see how it plays out. yvonne: and how will it play out with the alleged russian hacking of the election? su: another international tension on the forefront. over the weekend, some of the prominent lawmakers, u.s. senator schumer, charles schumer is now calling for a u.s. investigation into what the u.s. intelligence agencies say is a russia-led h

u.s. navy seizing a u.s. underwater unmanned drone in the south china sea and more flare ups like this are happening on a frequent basis. amy, what's going on here? >> well, i noticed your interview was in may of 2010, and as you mentioned donald trump -- >> you were 6. >> yes, i was a mere wee little child. and donald trump has been campaigning on china his entire life. >> he's been very consistent on that. >> i would not presume to advise the president-elect on china policy, but i would warn him that china is very willing to flex their military muscle. if you remember george bush jr. in the first month of his presidency had to face a china crisis with one of our navy jets got clipped by a chinese plane, it was grounded for ten days. for ten days seized our people -- >> happened back then. >> and even under bill clinton he had a china confrontation with warships being put in there. so for donald trump it's been a lifelong campaign against the chinese, but it has real world foreign policy implications. >> but

brother, pete weather who was a few men ahead of him in the registration line, added his name to the u.s. navy registry. he was sent to the south pacific and was the signal man as a landing craft infantry number 516. that was modified with machine guns to protect other service men during amphibious landings. mr. reid had four other brothers stationed in the south pacific and three others in europe. in various armed service divisions. he recalled one day in particular when he saw a nearby l.c.i. landing craft infantry ship, that he had the same number his brother pete reid was assigned to. he signaled, asking if he knew, and to his surprise received a message back that you are speaking to him. his boat had been unknowingly sent to relieve his brother's crew and at the end of the war he was assigned a ferryman back to the phillipine islands and then returned back to the united states in 1946. mr. reid worked in various jobs after returning from world war ii but felt his calling to re-enlist but this time in the united states marines. he was sent to camp pendleton for advance combat training and

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he's accused of stealing critical u.s. navyinese government. >> the trial went smoothly from our end. we had excellent government witnesses as special matter experts, engineers as witnesses to what chi mak was doing, and of course, a lot of the agents took the stand, including myself, to testify about what we'd seen and what we'd recovered. in the end, chi mak was convicted of every single charge that was brought against him. >> a victory today for federal prosecutors as a former defense industry engineer, chi mak, was found guilty of conspiring to export u.s. defense technology to communist china. >> when chi mak was found guilty, all of the faith that we had to put into this investigation from the very beginning was finally justified, finally paid off. >> the conviction of chi mak on all charges by a jury of his peers was extremely satisfying to me, it was a huge win for the whole intelligence branch. >> once the decision had come out that chi was guilty of the charges, the rest of the family came in on a plea deal. the mak f