again iran has accused the u.s. navy of provocative behavior in itself an american patrol boat fired warning shots in the direction of an iranian vessel during an encounter in the persian gulf. this morning an american navy boat in the north of the persian gulf fired at an iranian vessel this was unprofessional and provokers of behavior in response though the u.s. says the iranian vessel was acting dangerously and carrying out an unsafe maneuver lecture cesky explains. the story that the pentagon has told regarding the incident is exactly the opposite of what the iranian officials have been saying they believe that the u.s. navy ships war harassed by the iranian military and that is something according to the statement coming from the u.s. navy after warning shots were fired the iranian vessel halted is unsafe approach to had been a risk of collision but you can almost see a certain pattern here and you know it seems that the u.s. navy ships are being harassed all the times by foreign militaries and navies and air forces

. >>> u.s. navy patrol boat fired shots at an iranian boats that approached at high speeds in the persian gulf. good morning, everyone, it's wednesday, july 26en, i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian and louis burgdorf. well, it's one step forward and one step back for republicans trying to jam through a health care overhaul. they managed to squeak through a vote to proceed to debate but came up well short of passing an actual plan. the motion to proceed was a victory itself for republicans who struggled to find 50 votes. gop senator susan collins and lisa ma casssky both voted against it. and senator mccain to rushed back from surgery for brain cancer, he roused a vote saying for decency he would back the action to proceed but not the bill. more on that in just a moment. but the 50th vote fell to john johnson who reportedly walked on the senate floor 25 minutes after voting began and got into a heated discussion with mitch mcconnell johnson eventually voted yes. with the votes 50/50, vic

last tuesday, a u.s. navy patrol boat fired warning shots after u.s. officials say an iranian vessel came within 150 yards of the american vessel. ortions that state lawmakersg e of the restrictions would have banned a common procedure used in second-trimester abortions called "dilation and evacuation." abortion rights advocates say it is the safest method, while the state calls it "barbaric." the procedure is banned in mississippi and west virginia. the american civil liberties union and the center for reproductive rights, which had challenged the arkansas restrictions, say the laws could have effectively ended access to abortion facilities for many women in the state. washington, d.c. was under a flood warning today as heavy rains continue to drench the mid-atlantic states and central appalachians. flooding overnight closed roadways and prompted rescue operations in southwestern pennsylvania and the pittsburgh area. an additional two to five inches of rain is expected today, on top of the more than four inches that fell yesterday across the region. t

. ♪ >> jon: a a fox news alert as we learned a u.s. navy shots in an armed iranian patrol boat approaching it in the persian gulf today. but he got official same the iranian vessel came within 150 yards while navy warships were conducting training exercises. lucas tomlinson is live at the pentagon with the u.s. response. >> is the first time since president trump took office that u.s. navy warship shot warning shots at a fast approaching iranian patrol boat at 150 yards in the persian gulf, risking a collision. this iranian vessel is from islamic revolutionary guard corps and ignored repeated calls from u.s. as a thunderbolt. five short blasts from the ship ships. heaven while a formation of u.s. navy and coast guard ships trained in the persian gulf today. is the first time since they fired warning shots. the chairman of the hearts armed services committee reacted to the breaking news. >> we see an increase of aggression all over the world. recently, we had aggressive relations in the chinese, a pattern from the russians, now the iranians.

a number of u.s. navyps operating up there in international waters when they were approached by an iranian patrol boat believed to be operated by the iranian revolutionary guard corps. and this ship came within 150 yards of the navy ship's operating up there. the navy says they said they called the iranians on the radio. fired a warning flares, sound the five blasts of their whistle system, which is an international navigation sign for danger. the iranians did not stop. at that point the u.s. navy ship fired warning shots into the water. the iranian ship did stop but stayed in the area for several hours we're told. >> thank you for that report on that update. meantime president trump's attacks on his own attorney general fuelling speculation, a lot of it, that he want the sessions out soon. the. >> moments ago we spoke with democratic congressman in washington and what he asked him, we asked him what he made of the apparent if forts by the president to force the attorney general out. >> well, here we go ag

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it came within 150 yards of the u.s. navy warships in the gulf. very unsafe maneuvering. the u.s.e iranians, getting no response and then finally having to fire those warning shots into the water. we are told the iranians stopped their advance at that point and basically stayed in the area for some time. always a bit unsettling when the u.s. navy has to fire anything at sea. >> how unusual is this, barbara? because we all remember the time the iranians captured those american sailors. >> we have had cases in the past of the u.s. navy firing warning shots at the iranians. what the navy tells us is they are very careful. they go through repeated efforts to contact the ships. they make radio calls. they fire flairs. this ship you can also hear it on the video. before it fired its warning shots, it fired five plablasts its missile. finally going ahead with those warning shots. the iranians simply don't respond until those spots are fired. >> thanks very much. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett "outfront" starts right n

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jillian: -- matt: the u.s. navy began asking questions. as you know, there is a significant u.s. ean union cooperation to police waters. they are very interested in piracy. especially if it leads to the destruction of a vessel. things did not match hollywood expected pirate attack to unfold. pirates are generally somali in that part of the world. these member reported by the captain to have instructed them to go to somali except the days arabic -- except that they spoke arabic. they had and skin -- tan skin. what circumstances would lead a pirate to burn a ship? if you are a pirate, getting on the ship is the whole point. you do not abandon the ship and you do not damage it. leadership is valuable to you, your goal is to hold them for ransom -- the ship is valuable to you, your goal is to some. right from early doors, they thought it was an atypical pirate attack. carol: speaking of crimes, in the economic section, how stealing fuel became a $1 billion a year business in africa. >> we talked about the black gasoline market in mexico. carol: so mexico has had a problem with fuel fo

officials have told fox news the u.s. navye persian gulf fired warning shots at an iranian patrol boat as it approached within 150 yards. it's the first time during the trump administration a u.s. navy ship has fired warning shots at any iranian vessel. >> sanctions bill has passed the house and senate. five lawmakers have voted against it. making it very likely a sanctions bill curbing the president's authority will soon arrive to the white house. >> bret: rich edson at the state department. thank you. up next, trouble on the tracks. california's bart train system under fire for allegedly trying to hide videotaped crimes from public consumption over fear of stereotyping. uproar and followed over the president's speech to the boy scouts last night. >> bret: california's rapid transit system known as bart is under fire after refusing to release video of several incidents involving teenagers beating and robbing riders. police say they don't always release the video of incidents but an internal memo shows there may have been a di

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. >>> the u.s. navyesponded to reports of an unprofessional encounter with iranian forces in the persian gulf. events of the uss - in several of the warships came close to his vessel in the gulf yesterday before shooting players. but the navy is denying some of the claims presented iran's armed boats were present us ships at a high rate of speed. john huddy has more from jerusalem. >> julie, the u.s. navy says that one of the helicopters fired warning flares at a group of iranian vessels that were approaching american ships at a high rate of speed after the chopper could not establish communications with the iranians. the navy says that it was done safely and professionally. while iran's revolutionary guard calls a provocative and unprofessional move. this of the us ships were close to an iranian platform in the middle of the gulf. they said that they were conducting an exercise away from american ships. both ships went their separate ways after establishing communication. this is the second such inciden

officials have told fox news the u.s. navy patrol ship in the persian gulf fired warning shots at an iranian patrol boat as it approached within 150 yards. it's the first time during the trump administration a u.s. navy ship has fired warning shots at any iranian vessel. >> sanctions bill has passed the house and senate. five lawmakers have voted against it. making it very likely a sanctions bill curbing the president's authority will soon arrive to the white house. >> bret: rich edson at the state department. thank you. up next, trouble on the tracks. california's bart train system under fire for allegedly trying to hide videotaped crimes from public consumption over fear of stereotyping. uproar and followed over the president's speech to the boy scouts last night. but who takes care of them? office depot / office max. this week, these composition books are just 25 cents each. ♪ taking care of business they call him the whisperer. the whisperer? why do they call him the whisperer? he talks to planes. he talks to planes. watch

navy ship building fund. secondly, you may notice, or you may want to know that the u.s. coast guard is in fact a defense as well as a civilian vessel. has both obligations. we also need to understand that we're not stealing money from the navy. this is simply a mechanism in which the navy acts as a fiscal agent to carry out the task. the coast guard is not well suited to build ships of this type. we're looking for the most efficient and effective way to carry out the task and the use of the national sea lift fund together with the u.s. navy as the fiscal agent is the best way to accomplish that. and i would end by simply saying the u.s. navy is toothless, useless in the arctic unless it has an icebreaker. if you care about the arctic ocean and the role of the u.s. navy in carrying out our national defense functions in the arctic, then you must help us find way to build these icebreakers. we will do so without in any way taking funds away from the u.s. navy ship building. indeed, it will be up to the appropriators to appropriate money, quite hopefully, from the department

all of this as the u.s. navy fires a warning shot at iranian boats today. nd or rich edson is following all of this. >> the u.s. government is relying more on sanctions to restrain and confront its adversaries. this bill is a little different and the white house says the president will examine the final product to determine whether he is willing to sign a way some of his power. >> a republican-controlled congress is moving towards curbing a republican president's authority. congress is advancing a bill that would further sanction north korea, iran, and russia. if the president wanted to ease the rush of sanctions, russia would need to be conditions. congress could also reject the changes. secretary of state rex tillerson previously criticized this similar senate version of this bill, contending it would limit his flexibility in ongoing negotiations with russia. the state department refuses to offer his position on the latest version. >> i will not get ahead of that, and i will also not comment on a pending legislation. the secretary has been for about sancti

the u.s. navyicopters firing warning flares at a group of iranian naval vessels that were approaching american ships at a high rate of speed and that this was done professionally and safely after the chopper could not establish communications with the iranians. the revolutionary guard disagreed calling this a quote - provocative and unprofessional move. iran says the us ships were closed during iranian oil and gas platform in the middle part of the persian gulf. the navy says the iranians were conducting a done exercise friday the involved weapons being fired into the water away from american ships. both us and iranian ships went separate ways after establishing communication. this is the second such incident in a week. on tuesday the uss thunderbolt, navy patrol vessel, fired warning shots off the bow of an iranian patrol boat that navy officials say came within 150 yards of the thunderbolt. in the northern part of the persian gulf. u.s. navy officials said the shots were fired to avoid a potentia

china has roughly the number of cruisers and submarines as the u.s. navy. d more ships. >> molly: thank you for that, jennifer. will see at if this is a more frosty meeting. >> >> leland: it is no day at te beach for chris christie. it was a day at the beach before the meeting of him at the beach with him and his family. he came out. he was on odd stretch of sand that was close to the public due to new jersey's budget crisis. what does governor christie have to say about this picture? we will ask him coming next. >> i did not get any son today. next. excuse me, next. i am done. we are talking about the closure of government, and you are talking about your tmz stuff. y2bjgy yvpy liz assumed all dressingsrust were made equal. assume nothing. just like the leading brands, these kraft dressings are made with high quality ingredients, at a price you can feel good about. no wonder kraft is so good. ♪ >> molly: a fox news alert on the scene of a car crash near logan airport in boston. the police saying that the car ran into a group of pedestrians. very close there

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u.s. and iranian navys frequently encounter each other. one u.s. official said these are the first warning shots fired since president trump has taken office. >> a former u.s. marine has died in syria. 25-year-old david taylor was killed on july 16th in raqqa, according to the unit he joined known as ypg. taylor is one of three americans killed this month fighting with kurdish forces. >>> there are disturbing new details on an alleged terror plot in oakland, california. federal officials say a 22-year-old who was arrested last year conspired to kill 10,000 people across the bay area. he's accused of plotting to blow up gay clubs in san francisco, plant bombs at the university of brkly, set fire to the berkeley hills and sell cocaine laced with rat poison. he also planned to join islamic state fighters abroad. the lawyer for the young man said he does not support isis. and claims he, quote, took no actions to harm anyone. >>> katie ledecky took her third straight win in the 1,500 event and nabbing her 12th win overall to pass missy franklin as the a

the crew was able to get off and be rescued by the u.s. navy.ge things started happening. >> this reminds me of the tom hanks movie captain phillips. it reminds me of that story. >> i was thinking of the same thing. that became so cultural to the point that that movie -- these are dangerous waters. these are places where pirates and captains know what they're getting into. if you could set the scene for us, is this a typical path that this tanker was going on? was this a typical time of day? what was the situation that led to this happening? >> the tanker had made with a gentleman named mario to bring on board a security team for the transit through the gulf of aden. that is not unusual, some vessels will travel through particularly risky areas. what was more unusual was the manner in which this would occur. attacker made arrangements to pick this team up in aden. they were going to drift overnight and wait for this team to turn up. the biggest thing -- all of anti-piracy- the handbook says that a big ship's best friend is speed. you can outrun

and a public affairs officer for the u.s. navy reserve. thank you for your service. the byline is including human events, images and all hands of the magazine at the u.s. navy and where she enjoys her many friends many of whom are here today and the hundreds of books in the ever-growing collection. please join me in welcoming off her geraldine hawkins. [applause] there are two people before i begin, two people in the audience today. i would hope to acknowledge them on c-span. my good friend linda and alan the front row. i forgot to do so in my book. it's a great honor to see so many people here. she showed him a bible that she carried since childhood. and belonged to her father. despite the pages falling out she wondered if the minister knew where she might have it repaired. after he gave the information she needed, he sensed that she still had something she wanted to discuss. her father died under circumstances that might not be considered quite moral and in a strict religious signs that the minister think that this could be a barrier to his being in heaven when the

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jackson prepares the u.s. navy. the u.s. navy now off the coast of south carolina. he is ready to invade the state of south carolina. what is going to happen? the nullification crisis. we are on the brink of civil war over a tariff. henry clay at the last moment, desperate, passes a compromise tariff. in the midst of this crisis, a compromise tariff that lowers the tariff gradually over a 10 year period. that tariff will only be 25%. between this compromise tariff and between jackson's force bill, south carolina backs off and accepts the tariff. calhoun does not like jackson. probably does not like jackson anymore than henry clay does. south carolina backs off. jackson called their bluff. just to prove a point, the south carolina legislature nullified the force bill. jackson said whatever. go ahead and do that. henry clay. he looks at jackson and says i never thought i would say this, but thank you. jackson goes ok -- "oh clay, i'm not done.' what you mean you're not done? jackson's is there is one other thing -- the bank. clay says it's funny jackson mentions that,

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so u.s. navy officer speaking only spanish from january to june 1942, boards a ship as a consult and in it diplomatic exchange escapes to fight another day. so he's the third person that i'll be -- you'll be reading about in the book i'm not going to talk as much about -- each of these people. there are secreting to be told and read the book but chic parson is such a fascinating person that i've started to write a separate magazine piece about him in the smithsonian in the fall. and -- he's one of the great unsung heros of world war ii as far as i'm concerned. i'd like to back up and say why did i write this book? i've been fascinate bid world war ii for a long time. i think that it's -- that it's based on my feeling that it's a story that we can identify with more than ever because it's absolute good fighting the good fight against bad people that must be vanquished and you don't usually see that much of an obvious o story in which -- people have to come together and fight a bad force and win or

matt: the u.s. navy began asking questions about this. y know, there is a significant european union and navy operation to police these waters. they are very interested in piracy especially if it leads to , the destruction of a vessel. some things did not make sense to them. pirates are generally somali in that part of the world. these member reported by the captain to have instructed them to go to somali except the days -- except they spoke arabic. speak somali, not arabic. they seemed to have tan skin, more associated with the eastern world and west africa. what circumstances would lead a pirate to burn a ship? if you are in the piracy business, getting on the ship is the whole point. you do not abandon the ship and you do not damage it. the ship is valuable to you, your goal is to hold the crew for ransom. right from early doors, they veryht it was a very, atypical pirate attack. carol: speaking of crimes, in the economic section, how stealing fuel became a $1 billion a year business in mexico. oliver: we got the investigative story fro

one day after the u.s. navyispatched a warship to sail off the coast of a contest island claimed by china. beijing's foreign ministry accuse the united states of stirring up trouble in the region. it's the second time since president trump took office that the pentagon dispatched a warship. sailing within 12 nautical miles to protest china's claims to the island. the guided missile destroyer sailed off the coast of triton island. there are signs that the trump administration is growing frustrated with the beijing's reluctance to reign in north korea over its nuclear ballistic missile program, following those meetings between president trump and his chinese counterpart in april. president trump spoke to president xi last night. last week, the trump administration approved a $1.4 billion arms deal to taiwan and sanctioned a chinese bank tied to north korea's nuclear missile programs, angering beijing. the state department also dropped china to its lowest designation of human trafficking, accusing beijing of failin

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she represents the very best of the u.s. navy and captain mccormack and his fine crew. represents the courage and integrity of the 38th president of the united states. cvn-78 joins the fleet today. she will reign over the seas, just as her predecessors have done for decades. but unlike her sister ships, this ship has a secret weapon. her name is susan. susan ford bales has redefined what being a sponsor is. her love for this ship, her father's legacy to this nation, has been inspiring. she has provided to us a living connection to a great man, husband, president, and dad for whom this ship is named. we will always consider her our fellow shipbuilder and friend. to the shipbuilders and all of our supplier business days who made this incredible ship possible, congratulations on the commissioning of uss gerald r. ford. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mr. mulherin. admiral john richardson, united states navy. chief of naval operations. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. welcome aboard 100,000 tons of made in the usa. [applause] what a day of celebration. i could go

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jackson prepares the u.s. navy, the u.s. navy now off the coast of south carolina, jackson's ready to invade the state of south carolina. what's going to happen, the nullification crisis, we're on the brink of a civil war over a tariff, who would have thought. henry clay at the last moment, desperate, passes a compromised tariff in the midst of this crisis a compromised tariff that lowers the tariff gradually over a ten-year period, by the end of ten years in stages, that tariff will only be 25%. between this compromised tariff, in between jackson's force bill, south carolina backs off and accepts the tariff. calhoun does not like jackson, right. he didn't like jackson anymore than henry clay does. but south carolina, they back off. jackson called their bluff. just to prove a point, though, the south carolina legislature nullified the force bill. jackson said whatever. go ahead and do that. oh, well, henry clay, jackson says well, i never thought i would say this, andrew, but, thank you. jackson goes, oh, clay, oh, clay, i'm

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the u.s. navy says an iranian patrol boat came close today and didn't respond to other warnings.hunder bolt tried calls and horn blasts before firing machine guns into the air. the vessels did not collide. iran is blaming americans for provoking the confrontation. >> the last whale in captivity has died of the it could take weeks to determine the cause of death. sea world announced they would no longer breed whales. >> brain injuries in the nfl may be more common than we thought. research found 90% of them suf chronic, traumatic encephalty. >> tonight on health check at 11:00, man's best friend may benefit people's hearts in a physical way. dogs hope their owners live a healthier life. happier than those that didn'tre walk their dogs. people that are more active are more inclined to get a dog in the first place. like me and cecily. you have three dogs. >> two are seniors. they don't like to do a lot of walking. a lot this summer i have been saying, don't take the dogs out much. the asphalt is hot. not tomorrow. take the dog for a walk. perfect dog walking weather. >> taking a loo

u.s. service members were killed in the crash. navyay the crash could have been much worse, though. >>> new this morning, a trump administration is expected to ban american citizens from traveling to north korea. this is in reaction to the death of otto warmbier, the american who died earlier this year after being released from a north korean prison. secretary of state rex tillerson made the decision. it will make it illegal to use a passport to enter north korea. they say the restriction would go into effect 30 days after a notice is published in the federal register. at this point, it's not clear when that would be. >>> it looks like sean spicer will soon be able to focus on just one job. president trump is considering anthony scaramucci to be the next white house communications director. skaur amuchy is a hedge fund manager. he served as an adviser for the trump transition team. he interviewed for the job and was seen walking out of the west wing late last night. no word on when an official announcement will come. as of now, sean sp

iran's naval forces no stranger to the u.s. navy. last january the revolutionary guard captured two u.s. command boats that strayed into iranian waters, holding ten sailors captive for 15 hours. military officials are telling nbc news that the iranian crew uncovered its guns but did not man them. tense moments in dangerous waters. lester? >> hans nichols at the pentagon, thanks. >>> there is startling new research out tonight about football and head trauma. the largest study of its kind reporting 99% of the brains of former nfl players tested were damaged. doctors say it means brain damage is more common than previously thought, and should be treated in its earliest stages. nbc's raheema ellis has more on one former player who's coping with what he says are signs of the disease. >> reporter: brian price was a hard-hitting nfl defensive tackle who became a mild-mannered husband and father. a stark contrast to the disoriented man police encountered in april. >> do you want to have a seat in my car so you're not sitting in the wet road?

this is the second pass of a u.s. navy ship off the island since president trump took office. it comes just days after the u.s. announced it is selling 1.4 billion dollars worth of weapons to tie want, which is also angered the chinese government. the relationship that president trump and chinese president xi appeared to form this spring at their meeting in florida now seems strained at best. president trump had hoped china would put enough pressure on north korea that it would abandon its weapons program. instead, it continues to fire missiles. that prompted the trump administration to impose sanctions on a chinese bank last week, accusing it of helping fund north korea's activities. according to state media here in china, president xi told president trump during their phone call that progress between the two nations was being impacted by, quote, negative factors. elaine, that should make for an interesting face to face at the end of the week in germany at the g20. >> quijano: ben tracy, thanks. coming up next on the cbs evening news, we'll go diving with the volunteers workin

. >>> the pentagon says a u.s. navy patrol boat fired warning shots at an iranian navy ship today in the persian gulf. a fleet spokesperson says the iranian ship came within 150 yards of the thunder bolt and that u.s. sailors fired the warning shots after that ship did not respond to radio calls, flairs, or warning sirens. >>> ivanka trump, and betsy devos read to children this morning at the national museum of history. the event was held to encourage students, particularly girls, to stay engaged education over the summer. >>> coming up, we've got privacy concerns over a company's plan to implant microchips into their workers. >> but up next, a driver taking matters into his own hands when he sees >>> caught on camera, a cell phone video of an erratic driver weaving back and forth in houston. the family worried the driver was going to kill someone. they called 911 and followed that white mustang. when the driver got out, alejandro hernandez had to hold him to keep him from speeding away when police arrived. >> you did w

the u.s. navy welcoming a new ship to fleet named after fallen hero who paid the ultimate price for our country's freedom. we'll have details on that ahead. eric: and we just saw what north korea can do, but can it be stopped? you know experts say the regime has the capability of hitting us as far as chicago. coming up, what could be done to rein in kim jong-un? ambassador dennis ross will be here on that. >> one of the reasons that i hope general kelly will be able to be effective even beyond a chief of staff is to begin some very serious negotiations with the north and stop this program. delicious... fresh fruit. it's perfection. seriously? an epic soundtrack? is there any other way? that's what a smoothie should taste like. visit a store today for fresh fruit smoothies and summer deals. ykeep you sidelined.ng that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. adult 7+ prom

first active laser weapon has already been deployed on an amphibious transport ship used by the u.s. navycnn's jim sciutto got exclusive access to a live-fire test of the drone-killer. >> reporter: in a sometimes hostile waters of the persian gulf looms the u.s. navy's first, in fact, the world's first, active laser weapon. the lws, an acronym for laser weapon system, is not science fiction, it is not experimental. it is deployed on board the "uss poncee" amphibious transport ship, ready to be fired today and every day at targets by captain christopher wells and his crew. cnn was granted exclusive access to a live-fire test of the laser. >> it's more precise than a bullet. it's not like some other weapons we have throughout the military where it's only good against air contacts or only good against surface targets, against ground-based targets. in this case, this is a versatile weapon that can be used against a variety of targets. >> reporter: l.a.w.s. begins where another weapon doesn't come close to matching, moving by definition at the speed of light. for comparison, that is 50,000 tim