ferry, aan aluminum former u.s. navy ship, no longer used by the u.s. navy. it was being operated by a uae company. in october, it was hit by missiles and severely damaged. october, there was fire on a u.s. navy ship. for the first time, a destroyer engaged in coming surface to surface missiles it was successful. they destroyed the missile. there was another missile that wasn't going to hit anybody. they let it crash. a couple days later, there was a strike, hitting radars. if they don't have fire control, it's hard to use them. they don't hit anything. threat is ongoing. on january 30, a saudi forget patrolling in this area -- threat is ongoing. frigate patrolling in this area was attacked. it was a suicide boat attack, very small, very fast. made and iran. somehow, it was smuggled over. it's exactly the kind of threat that the american navy has been worried about for years, swarming small boat a tax -- frigate, hit the saudi didn't damage it very heavily. it didn't go back to port for five more days. two sailors were killed. there's video that shows the dra

when the war broke out, half the southern born officers in the u.s. navy, if you're worried about this election, think about that one, and then went south, but they didn't take any ships with them. the secretary of the navy has found themselves with a lot of officers. he knew a lot about the scene. he was a good marine layer. he knew the north withdraw blockade along the southern port and would take a generation for his country to build a comparable suite. the what to do. he wanted to go on the attack and every union ship was made of wood. right away, he wrote the naval affairs. i regard the possession of an iron ship as a matter of the first necessity. an equality of numbers may be compensated by vulnerability. not only the economy that enables success dictates the width of an expediency of fighting with iron against wood. so we paid to get to chip rights to work on an ironclad. they had the idea of a wooden hall underwater. this is a very concept that's an extremely difficult one for them to pull off. for one thing, it would take a powerful engine to dri

reports of high civilian casualties in the anti-terror raid in yemen that left one u.s. navy s.e.a.l. dead. ryan brown harmon. >> reports came in from the u.s. military that said there was indeed a high likelihood that civilian casualties did occurring during the site exploitation mission. the mission went awry in a few ways. the navy s.e.a.l.s and their uae special forces allies were detected by the al qaeda fighters there, despite using a moonless night as cover which is actually why the operation took place under donald trump's presidency, even though it was planned during the obama administration. an intense fire fight featuring small arms, grenades, heavy weapons. one of the air strikes was likely the source of some of these civilian casualties. reports of the ground put that north of a dozen. the military is still conducting its formal investigation, its formal assessment. we're waiting on that as well. it's a high likelihood there were high casualties during this operation which saw a navy s.e.a.l. fatally wounded, three other s.e.a.l.s wounded, three other service mem

officials tell me that russian spy ship called the victor is currently located 30 miles south of a u.s. navy connecticut. just a few minutes ago, the pentagon is releasing new both photos showing russian jets over eight u.s. destroyer peered back to that russian spy ship, two years ago it made a similar voyage but has never gone this far north. during the cold war, these deployments from the northern fleet and russia were quite routine. just a few minutes ago, i received photos from the pentagon showing russian jets fudging the u.s. destroyer in the backseat on friday, they buzzed it, coming within 200 yards of u.s. navy warships with their transponders turned off. today, bipartisan agreement on parted due to my capitol hill calling for new sanctions on russia today. >> is obvious and clear that putin is testing the new administration. >> president bush 43 miscalculation putin big time. obama was weak and naive when it came to russia, and quite friendly, i think the trump administration has been slow to get where russia is coming from. maybe this will help them understand that russia is no f

. >>> the u.s. navy is monitoring a russian spy ship off the east coast but lawmakers from connecticut say that's not enough. two u.s. senators and other members of congress issued a statement today condemning what they believe is a russian show of force. the vessel was shotted 30 miles from a subbase in groton, connecticut. for people who live around that base, opinion isix democratic lawmakers want president trump to address russia's actions. >> they are doing it obviously with aggressive intent to say the least. >> i'm not too concerned with it. it's something the russians have done before. it's like they play these little games. >> the u.s. navy does spy on russian military targets, including submarine bases from international waters. >>> one of the men who was hoping to be virginia's next governor apologizing for comparing president donald trump's victory to the 9/11 attacks. democrat tom perriello said that during a campaign stop. he tweeted an apology. he's facing the lieutenant governor in the de

traveling to air force base for the return of a fallen u.s. navy s.e.a.l. killed in a raid in yemen. >>> meanwhile, washington was the scene of another showdown. democrats taking steps to stall votes for several of donald trump's nominees. >> this as president trump's supreme court nominee on capitol hill. back to erin. >> it's just the latest escalation in the new congress. republicans took an extraordinary step to move forward with two of president trump's top cabinet nominee. republicans on the senate finance committee suspended committee rules to advance the president's pick for health and treasury secretary. that is after democrats boycotted the nomination vote for a second straight day. the rule that was suspended required at least one democrat to be present for votes. >> the nomination of a man who will not -- >> that protester interrupted a vote that sent jeff sessions one step closer to being named attorney general. sessions expected to be confirmed by the full senate next. he is one of president trump's most controversial nominees because he's tak

u.s. service members were wounded and navy s.e.a.l. owens was killed. were launched to retrieve the wounded. one of them made a hard landing due to technical problems. the aircraft was destroyed by the u.s. deliberately. defense secretary james mattis addressed the mission that was fraught with risk. >> those kinds of things will happen in operations like this. so there's clearly a risk assessment. you mitigate the risks as best you can. there will often be casualties. that's just the nature of this business. >> reporter: officials stress u.s. commandos were able to gather reams of intelligence that may provide crucial details on terrorist operations. and the white house kept this visit under wraps and in private much of the day at the request of ryan owens' family. wolf? >> our deepest condolences to his family. jim acosta at the white house, thank you very much. we have lots to assess. our experts are here. our analysts are here. we'll take a quick break and we'll be right back. tell your dr about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough

on that close encounter over the south china sea, the u.s. navy is saying that one of its inadd ver tant. back to you. >> good to hear. thank you. >>> barely 48 hours after a federal appeals court heard oral arguments over president trump's temporary immigration travel ban, a unanimous decision. the justices voting 3-0, refusing to reinstate mr. trump's restriction on travelers from seven predominantly muslim nations, rejecting the administration's claim of broad authority over the nation's borders. the president's response, see you in court. and here's what he said at the white house shortly after learning of the decision. >> we'll see them in court. it's a political decision, and we're going to see them in court and i look forward to doing it. >> do you believe the judges made -- >> we have a situation where the security of our country is at stake, and it's a very, very serious situation. so we look forward, as i just said, to seeing them in court. >> nbc's edward lawrence joins us from washington for more. edward, it looks as though this legal

counterterrorism raid that killed a u.s. navy s.e.a.l. as well as yemeni civilians and children. we'll also discuss that and much more. senator ben cardin, ranking member of the foreign relations committee. he's standing by. we'll get to him. lots more of the breaking news right after this. u getting this? these numbers are off the charts... sir! what's the status? there's a meteor hurtling towards earth. how long until impact? less than a minute. what do you want to do, sir? listen carefully... if we all switch to geico we could save 15% or more on car insurance. i like the sound of that. geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. i'm good.? i just took new mucinex clear and cool. what's this sudden cooooling thing happening? it's got a menthol burst. you can feel it right away. new mucinex clear & cool. feel the menthol burst. while powerful medicine clears your worst cold symptoms. let's end this. nitrites or artificial ham has preservatives.tes, now it's good for us all. like those who like... sweet. those who prefer heat. (blows

. >> more breaking news involving a deadly raid in which a u.s. navy s.e.a.l. was killed. i'll speak with the chaplain called out today during the national prayer breakfast and the president asked the room to pray for his rating for his tv show "apprentice." >>> welcome back, we just heard from press secretary sean spicer very careful to explain why the raid which killed a u.s. navy s.e.a.l. because success. >> he then on that evening had a dinner meeting which included the president, the vice president, secretary mattis, chairman dunford, jared kushner, general kellogg, flynn and cia director pompeo, the operation was laid out in great extend. the indication at that time was to go ahead. >> i want to mention that the navy just mentioned that chief petty officer william ryan owens will be advanced to senior chief petty officer. >> thank you both for coming on. you are learning more about the civilian casualties and the details of the fire fight what you have you learned? >> the operation was delayed in order to achieve a moonless evening to provide concealment. unfortunate

on that close encounter over the south china sea, the u.s. navy is saying that one of its surveillance aircraft came within a thousand feet of a chinese military surveillance aircraft. they say that it was unsafe but they don't consider that there was any malicious intent. chinese officials were saying that both sides need to proceed with caution but both add as well that the aircraft were on a routine mission. back to you. >> all right. thank you for that report. >>> barely 48 hours after a federal appeals court heard oral arguments over president trump's temporary immigrationr the justices voting 3-0, refusing to reinstate mr. trump's restriction on travelers from seven predominantly muslim nations, rejecting the administration's claim of broad authority over the nation's borders. the president's response, see you in court. and here's what he said at the white house shortly after learning of the decision. >> we'll see them in court. it's a political decision, and we're going to see them in court and i look forward to doing it. >> do you believe

the raid killed a u.s. navy seal ryan owens, 14 al-qaeda fighters, and several civilians, including an eight-year-old girl. the officials say it's unclear whether al-rimi was at the compound when it was raided. since the raid, he's released audio messages.. mocking president trump. two men in dearborn, michigan are free on bond, after a bizarre confrontation with police. the men wanted to file a complaint about being pulled over earlier by dearborn police officers. so they walked into the police station sunday, wearing body armor. one of the men had guns. the other videotaped the incident. police officers were waiting with guns drawn. a standoff occured, as the men argued.. they had a right to carry weapons. the video then went blank, but the audio continued. the confrontation ended without shots being fired. both men were police and a michigan open carry advocacy group condemned the men's actions as irresponsible and reckless. the men are each awaiting arraignment on several charges. the search is intensifying

the u.s. navy sent the carl rin cent to the region. the navy is calling the operation routine and in january secretary of state rex tillerson said china should be deniedac esz in those waters. and china sending surface to air missiles to those islands and could affect the aircraft in the region. >> shannon: thank you for check nothing. a dramatic moment in syria. a young girl pulled from the rubble in the aftermath after the air strike. assad's government is fought to quell the reb arele uprising for five years now. malaysian authorities are trying to figure out who killed the half brother of the north korean dictator and this video could give them a clue. and a mexican teen shot dead through the border fence by a u.s. border patrol agent and why the case is caught in a legal no man's land. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka seltzer heartburn relief chews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmmmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka seltzer heartburn relief chews. enjoy the relief. and i finally found our big idaho pota

and just four days ago an incident similar to last year's buzzing by russian jets of a u.s. navyestroyer in the baltic sea happened again, this time in the black sea, first a russian patrol plane made a low pass close to the "uss porter." then two russian jet fighters followed a short time later by a third. u.s. officials called the flybys unsafe and unprofessional, and one more sign the cold war is back, a russian intelligence ship bristling with antennas to intercept communications is making its way up the east coast of the united states after president trump has said he hopes to have better relations with russia, but, scott, that hope is being rapidly overtaken by events. >> david martin at the pentagon, thanks, david. >>> kellyanne conway, councilor to the president, should be investigated according to the independent office of government ethics. in a notice to the white house yesterday, the office said that conway, pitching ivanka trump's clothing line during an interview, left "strong reason to believe disciplinary action is warranted." conway has proven to be a fearless fa

his daughter make it and i do not strip to dover air force base to honor the returning remains of u.s. navyeal killed in a weekend raid in yemen. william ayatollahs for them. coming on the day of the raid. trump not a two-hour visit to debate. i was the first known u.s. combat casualty in the mission ordered by president trump. throughout the service members wounded more than half a dozen militant suspects killed in the raid on an al qaeda compound and include the 8-year-old daughter of a radical cleric in u.s. citizen killed by a drone strike in 2011. officials at u.s. -- you see berkeley for us to call for an appearance by a right-wing writer after protests turned violent. 1500 people swarmed the campus lighting fires and the smashing windows, even throwing bricks and fireworks at the police. part of the university put on lockdown. breitbart writer by loading up was called those riots his speech heavily about it is social justice laughed. >> was physical safety is endangered by political ideas from a speaker on campus. they've allowed this to have the courage. >> one student said silence

secretly deployed controversial crude missiles inside russia and they flew within 200 guys at the u.s. navydestroyer. nicole: authorities have arrested a woman and the investigation continues into the apparent assassination of the half brother of north korean leader kim jong on. he was assassinated on monday. this is a photograph of the one to possible assess its icy or wearing a shirt with the word lol in large letters. kim jon nam complained of illness and died on the way. he has been living under protection. >> and significant this that occur on chinese soil. under the protection of beijing. nation was thinking about him as perhaps being a replacement or his rather and clearly couldn't kill him while he was in the people's republic. trade to south korean media reports say two women attacked him with poison needles. treated to a fox news poll shows americans are split when it comes to president tran's order and immigration. 52% disapprove of the temporary travel ban. 46% approve. the least popular part of the executive order is the indefinite and syrian refugees. 43% say that went too far

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vessel at sea, u.s. navy destroyer. they unvaled -- during normal times, a non-2017 would be responded toby the united states by the president of the united states if you're russia, watching all of this, what are you thinking? >> first of all, these acts which are being carried out publicly, the deployment of ssca advanced cruise missile, all of this su 26 fencer that is for russia's consumption. it's not a message to donald trump. it's an assist to give him leverage to say he going to be strong towards russia. the russian intelligence collect or. that's on routine deployment. that vessel operates between kings bay georgia. another things about the russia intelligence collector, it could be filling a gap in collections that are lost when we kicked out the 35 russia spies on the same day that general flynn was talking to ambassador. i don't think it's an escalation or challenge toward donald trump, but te managed to take them and use them to deflect away from his -- very, very pro moscow speech and make it sound like he

military official confirming to cnn the u.s. navy s.e.a.l. raid in yemen a week ago sunday that left a navy s.e.a.l. dead, the target of that raid not just intelligence collection, but in fact the leader of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. he was a target of the raid, he was not killed in the raid, and since that attack last sunday, he's gone and put out an audio recording mocking president donald trump in part for his surviving this attempt to kill him, the key information there, wolf, is that there was a significant target in this raid, it helped explain the enormous allocation of resources, all those special forces, the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s, the special forces for the united arab emirates as well, the great risk taken in this operation. the main target was not taken out. wolf? >> jim sciutto with the breaking news, thanks very much, we're going to get more on this late breaking development, we'll take a quick break and be right back. mom, i just saved a lot of money on my car insurance by switching to geico. i should take a closer look at

soledad: you are a doctor, a veteran of the u.s. navy, your parents were syrian refugees. much of the rhetoric that has come out of the white house of muslims andnst conservatives often conflate muslims with radical islam. that is problematic, isn't it? >> i think some of the verbiage has been problematic. i think there has just been a lack of accuracy or nuance with muslimsamists in general. i think we have to be careful not only saying what we are against, which is saying we are against radical islam, but saying what we are for, liberty and freedom. back against the mainstream dogma that somehow the right is anti-muslim. i have never felt at any moment that there is any bigotry or significant pushback against being muslim and a conservative. think it ison't unusual for people in the administration or conservative pitch to really sort of islam or muslims as a force to be fought with, almost as if we are at war. would be careful of painting their lack of new ones, and separating islam is a, which -- islamism, the muslim s inherhood to the wahhabi saudi arabia. i look at it

the u.s. navy calls it unsafe and unprofessional.y it never happened. >> after harrison ford is under investigation tonight for a landing mishap at john wayne airport, landed a single engine plane on a taxi way instead of the runway and flue over a passenger plane. at john wayne airport tonight. >> the 74-year-old was piloting a small plane that authorities say flue over an american airlines passenger jet, a 737 with 116 people on board. that 737 stopped on a runway at john wayne airport when ford flew over it. ford then landed on a taxi way instead of the runway he was instructed to land on. the ntsb says they are aware of the incident but haven't decided whether they will launch an investigation. the faa is investigating. we talked with a retired pilot familiar with john wayne airport and says this sort of thing happened before. >> almost all the pilots i've known have at some time in their life landed on the wrong runway or the wrong airport. >> fort an experienced pilot with thousands of hours logged in the air has been involved

something the u.s. navy is keeping a close eye on, wolf. >> there is also a disturbing incident in the black sea, barbara, with russian jets buzzing a u.s. destroyer. what can you tell us about that? >> another russian provocation that the u.s. is watching very closely, there were russian jets that buzzed the u.s. s. porter destroyer in the black sea three times. here are some photos taken by the u.s. navy from the deck of the ship as it happened. big russian aircraft, they flew by close at very high speed. has it happened before? yes. is it a corner? you bet, because at these speeds and these low altitudes, you can have a miscalculation. you can have a disaster, wolf. >> interesting stuff indeed. all right, barbara starr at the pentagon, thanks very much. congresswoman kathleen rice is joining us. congresswoman, you're a member of the house homeland security committee. your district, by the way, is on long island, not very farah w a from that russian spy ship lurk ug off the connecticut coast right now. onl

. >>> breaking news now about the deadly raid in yemen that left a u.s. navyad, three others wounded and osprey aircraft destroyed. the word from the trump administration the mission was launched by obama's team before leaving but there is push-back now. jim, what are you learning? >> contradiction, really anderson. i spoke to members of the obama administration in the national security space and others have spoken out publicly now. they say one, the obama administration did not okay the raid. and that it would not be okay under any circumstances this far out weeks or months in advance with so many varibles on the ground. one official said that is not how it is done. we are learning president trump was central to the final decision-making on this raid. >> tonight, new information that president trump was actively involved in the decision making on the yemen raid up until the final hours. on january 25th, four days before the mission the president was briefed by a national security advisor michael flynn and then during a ten person white house dinner later in t

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in 1920, the u.s. navy pulled up anchor and relocated on the east coast. as it turns out, los angeles had a lot more political pull in san diego had at this point. the battleships cruisers and other large ships walled up in san pedro near long beach. that was where they were base until 1940. the good news for san diego, however, was that geography once again worked in her favor. north island is literally right on the water in the harbor area. los angeles still had all kinds of competing interests that the navy could not quite fit aviation into the greater los angeles area. as it turned out come aviation was becoming more and more of a concern for the fleet. san diego benefited in the long run by becoming the home of naval aviation for the u.s. navy during the time between the two 1923, the starting in uss langley was put into commission as america's first aircraft carrier. following of the year, she arrived in san diego and it was there that enable aviation really began being put into its paces and learned how to operate from an aircraft carrier. for the e

a disservice to u.s. navy seal killed in the mission. is he ruling out any criticism of president trump. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> we're following breaking news. supreme court nominee neil gorsuch is speaking out about pinpoint's attacks on federal judges currentlily weighing whether to reinstate his travel ban. the judge told the president's words are demoralizing and disheartening. and the president guessing down nordstrom on twitter. his action is escalating concern over potential conflicts of interest. and there is more breaking news this hour. the u.s. senate is scheduled to vote soon on the nomination of senator jeff sessions to be the attorney general. the debate has roild the chamber with the republicans and democrats invoking a rarely used rule to sinus elizabeth warren as she spoke out against the nomination. we're covering all that, much more this hour with our guests, including the

has just learned that a chinese military surveillance aircraft passed within 1,000 feet of eight u.s. navy reconnaissance plane, and so having a relationship or at least talking to one another at the governmental level will probably be necessary when the two navies are operating in such close quarters. the u.s., by the way, said the pentagon sees no evidence that the incident was intentional. >> jon: [laughs] we will see. pretty hard to miss those aircraft with all their capabilities, but as you said, they don't see it as intentional. thank you very much. >> jenna: scary scene after a 10-month-old puppy falls into icy water in wisconsin. police say waldo, the burmese mastiff dog had already been in the water nearly 20 minutes before they arrived. after being pulled out of the ice, while the took a few steps before collapsing, and they will describe what happened. >> you can see the little hole right there right before the big one. that is where i pulled him out. >> jenna: scary, the puppy was treated for hypothermia and is now safe. it is that time of year, does not look like quite a littl

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and the u.s. navyalso operating in that region, and the day before the two presidents spoke, also think that a chinese military surveillance aircraft crossed within 1,000 feet of a u.s. navy reconnaissance plane. the pentagon says they believe that the incident was unintentional. the white house is also saying that president trump, this afternoon, has reaffirmed the administration's claim into a u.s.-japan defense treaty, one they made clear includes east china sea. >> chris: thanks. president trump vows to keep the country safe despite yesterday's court setback blocking his travel ban. we'll talk it over with the panel when we come right ♪ >> we will be doing something very rapidly having to do with additional security for our country. you'll be seeing that sometime next week. in addition, we will continue to go through the court process, and ultimately, i have no doubt we will win that particular case. >> president trump in a news conference today with japan's prime minister taking a much more subdue

accounts, new details are emerging about the special ops raid against al-qaeda in yemen in which a u.s. navy seal was killed and a u.s. aircraft was lost. there is now disagreement about the success of the bloody operation. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> president trump says the world is in trouble and he's the one to fix it. sources say the trump administration is now planning additional sanctions on iran just a day after the president's national security advisor said iran has been put on notice for a missile test. and the commander in chief says he's not ruling out military action, saying and i'm quoting him now, nothing's off the table. as new details emerge about his tense calls with foreign leaders, including a close ally, the prime minister of australia, president trump is down playing any problems saying once again, i'm quoting, don't worry about it. we have to be tough. today again questions an existing agreement to take in more than 1200 refugees detained by australia which the president calls a dumb idea. a dumb deal

it comes days after u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. carried out the raid on the al qaeda compound and after a suicide bomber struck a saudi naval vessel office on yemen. they have placed mines in the water near the strait not far from where that saudi warship was attacked monday and a u.s. warship came under missile attack in october, sandra. >> sandra: jennifer, the pentagon putting another country on notice today? >> reporter: that's right. defense secretary jim madit had a word of warning for north korea as he sought to reassure u.s. allies in asia. he put north korea on notice during a visit to south korea today. >> any attack on the united states or on our allies will be defeated and any use of nuclear weapons will be met with a response that would be effective and overwhelming. >> reporter: he arrived in japan on his second and final leg of the asia visit. a sign of just how concerned the pentagon is about the region and north korea's progress toward an intercontinental missile capable of hitting the united states. sandra? >> san

the disastrous raid in yemen that killed a u.s. navyeal, that wounded three others and that the pentagon says killed multiple civilians including children. that operation incidentally resulted in a $70 million osprey aircraft being abandoned on the ground in yemen and later blown up. with everything going so wrong about that operation, questions are being raised about the process of how this thing was approved and why it was approved. so far, the trump administration is blaming president obama. >> on january 6, there was an interagency deputies meeting, the deputies recommended at that time that they go ahead. it was so easily approved it was sent straight up. the conclusion was at that time to hold for what they called a moonless night which, by calendar, wouldn't occur until then president-elect trump was president trump. >> january 6 an interagency deputies meeting, the deputies recommended at that time they go ahead. it was so easily approved. one of the people who was in on that january 6 meeting was colin kahl. he says he was ther

the assault left u.s. navywilliam ryan owens and some two dozen yemenee civilians dead, among them an 8-year-old girl who was the daughter of an american-born terrorist anwar al awlaki. today senator john mccain who chairs the senate armed services committee raised hard questions about the raid, saying in a statement, quote, while many of the objectives of the recent raid in yemen were met, i would not describe any operation that results in the loss of american life as a success. white house spokesman sean spicer immediately demanded an apology from mccain. >> absolutely success, and i think anyone who would suggest it's not a success does disservice to the life of chief ryan owens. >> though just last week he seemed to echo senator mccain's words. >> you never want to call something a success 100% when someone is hurt or killed, and that was the case here. >> reporter: aqap's leader now is taunting the u.s. in a new audio recording. >> translator: the new fool of the white house received a painful slap across

u.s. navys.e.a.l.s and special operators immediately encountered aqap fighters as they approached the compound. according to the pentagon, the fighters, including some females, positioned themselves along rooftops on adjacent buildings, pinning down u.s.-led forces. aircraft conducted an air strike, leading to at least 23 civilian deaths, according to an ngo. the al qaeda fighters used heavy arms, killing navy ciel, william "ryan" owens. a v-22 osprey aircraft was badly damaged, as it tried to land to rescue the wounded. special operators then took intelligence materials from the compound, including computer hard drives. >> when you look at the totality of what was gained to prevent the future loss of life here in america, and against our people and our institutions and probably throughout the world, in terms of what some of these individuals could have done, i think it is a successful operation by all standards. >> jim, sean spicer called it a successful operation. u.s. central command, they a

also considering former cia director david petraeus and also vice admiral robert harward who is a u.s. navy.a.l. for now reporting live in the satellite center annie mccormick channel6 "action news." matt and tam, back to you. >> annie thank you for that. president trump and governor chris christie set to meet for lunch today. christie who has less than a year left as governor has dodged the question of whether he would serve in the trump administration after his term is up if he was asked. the governor has said he will not speculate and plans to work in the private sector. the nature of the meeting between the two men has not been made public but this does come in the middle of lots of reports that more changes could be coming among east wing staff. >> a bedridden woman was killed in a house fire in philadelphia's frankford section. the flames broke out on the 5300 block of akron street yesterday afternoon. flames were shooting from the second floor when firefighters arrived. a grandmother in her 60's never made it out alive. >> it was a fire coming out from the mother-in-law's room so i c

he arrived a dover air force base a short time ago to honor the return of a fallen u.s. navy seal killed in raid in yemen, william ryan owens died in a raid in al-qaeda in yemen. u.s. central command said four others were injured. 14 al-qaeda operatives were killed. again, nonpolitical here, chief petty officer owens is a nave of in virginia beach. he was 36 years old. we very much appreciate and respect his sacrifice. >> absolutely. we do. >>> let's check in with sue palka. talk about the forecast. sue. felt a little bit colder today. >> it did, felt damn. didn't it? we had a lot of clouds around, so very little sunshine, but even with the clouds and with that dampness in the air from little ripples of energy coming on by, we got up to 51 and we did that at 6:00. dulles at 51. bwi, 49. we're not quite there yet. temperatures around the region still at 51 in the district. 47 at dulles, 43 at martinsburg, without the sun. it definitely feels colder than that. big day tomorrow. what are we going to expect out of punxatauney phil for groundhog day? that depends on whether or not

and the u.s. navyso operating in that region, and the day before the two presidents spoke, also think that a chinese military surveillance aircraft crossed within 1,000 feet of a u.s. navy reconnaissance plane. the pentagon says they believe that the incident was unintentional. the white house is also saying that president trump, this afternoon, has reaffirmed the administration's claim into a u.s.-japan defense treaty, one they made clear includes east china sea. >> chris: thanks. president trump vows to keep the country safe despite yesterday's court setback blocking his travel ban. we'll talk it over with the panel when we come right back. ...as a combination of products and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. mom,on my car insurance of money by switching to geico. i shou

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. >>> the father of a fallen u.s. navy seal is demanding the trump administration investigate the circumstances of how his son died. chief special war for officer brian owns was killed during an anti-terrorism raid on a suspected al qaeda compound. the officer's father bill owens refused to meet with president. trump when they both came to dover air force base to receive the casket carrying his son. the father said he had requested a private ceremony. he also questioned the timing of the mission that killed his son. it occurred one week after trump took office. >>> let's check in on traffic.>>> it looks good. if you are one of those people who wants to get in early start on the week -- now is a good time to do it. your gilroy commute -- the traffic looks good to san jose into morgan hill. and driving into the san jose area. it hasn't been bad. it continues to look very good. if you're driving on the peninsula getting to the south they 101 looks good from san mateo and so does 280. let's talk about the san mateo bridge. wes

trump is back at the white house after making an unannounced visit to delaware to honor a fallen u.s. navy s.e.a.l. the president and his daughter ivanka flew on marine one and landed at dover air force base yesterday afternoon. they spent two hours with the family of williams "ryan" owens. he was killed over the weekend. his parents asked for the service to be private. last night, we also learned civilians killed in the raid may have included children. >>> this comes as president trump is warning iran and lashing out at australia. >> nbc10's pamela osborne joins us live with the details. pam, fill us in. >> yeah, we're going to start with australia. and the phone call president trump had with the australian prime minister malcolm turn bull, regarding refugees. during the obama administration the u.s. agreed to accept 1,150 refugees. the deal reportedly led to tense words during that phone call with trumbull over the weekend. the president took to twitter last night and said this, quote, do you believe it, the obama administration agreed to take thousands of illegal immigrants from austral

this as we are learning the u.s. navyt sent a warship to the coast of yemen amid a growing tensions iran. there is some significance there, national security correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. >> a senior u.s. defense official tells fox news the uss cole is now patrolling off the coast of yemen in the wake of increasing tensions with iran. it is of course symbolic that it is the coal that has been deployed to patrol the waters off yemen, since it was attacked by al-qaeda suicide bombers in the port of aden killing 17 u.s. sailors. it's positioning off yemen comes just days off u.s. navy seals carried out a raid on an al-qaeda compound and just days after a suicide bomber from the uranian back houthi rebels struck a saudi naval vessel killing two soldiers, near the straight. pentagon officials say the iranian back houthi rebels have also placed mines in the waters near the strategic straight recently, not far from where that worship was attacked monday and a u.s. warship came under missile attack in octob

university in virginia and the stevens institute of technology in new jersey who served 35 years in the u.s. navy to make u.s. coast guard and the department of defense and was an exchange engineer in the french navy. the author of three books the birth of naval architecture and the scientific revolution. american independence and the man that saved it. i would like to welcome larry took the stage. thank you. [applause] >> by 1776, america was fighting but without the needy or even gunpowder. >> both the motive and the strength we needed their alliance. it was fighting the war as an independent nation and as john adams pointed out, the pillars couldn't be expected to acknowledge us. it is in a grav great invitation asking france and spain to fight alongside us. it isn't just the declaration of independence is also the declaration that depend on friends and spain. they wanted a rematch with great britain. it ended in 1763 in france was in canada and spain was in florida. france and spain were already aligned by the military ties that was with the family alliance and both nations wanted revenge aga

president trump made an unannounced visit to dover air force base to honor the returning remains of a u.s. navy seal. 36-year-old chief special warfare officer william ryan owens was killed in a weekend raid on an al qaeda base in yemen. it is the first known combat casualty since president trump took office. the president was joined by his daughter ivanka trump and the owens family for this private ceremony. >>> sons of an american citizen with immigrant visas were ready to join their father in flint, michigan. when they arrived at dulles airport because they are from yemen those young men were handcuffed and put back on a plane. peggy fox has talked to their father in michigan. how is he handling this? >> he's crushed. he doesn't know what to do. the man has been in the united states for a decade and became a naturalized citizen. he's living the american dream and he wanted the same for his sons. but donald trump's order has stamped out those dreams for now. the aziz brothers sent this photo to their father as they flew to america to start their new life. tarek on the left is 21. his younger