e ♪ i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ liz report secretary of the u.s. navychinese are targeting to steel navy technology. the justice department is preparing top announce new charges against chinese cyber thieves. chinese hackers are really going after the navy. going after all branches. and again they stand accused of stealing hundreds of billions of dollars worth an you'llly of our interest electric -- annually of our intellectual property from u.s. businesses. u.s. officials knows china was likely behind the marriott data breach an -- and the obm hack. so infrastructure is going hacked in to as well. how dangerous is this? >> incredibly dangerous. the chinese military's goal is to build up their navy and ashe parity with the u.s. navy. chinese made tee normous technological advances, but there is no way they can catch up to the united states within 12 years without hacking and stealing our secrets. there is evidence to suggest that the chinese are attempting to trojan horse exercise in the united states by enlisting some of their own citizens on visas to

the sudden death of a top u.s. navy admiral. martha raddatz is standing by with the latest. >>> there are breaking developments in the frantic search for an american tourist that vanished in a very popular vacation destination. what we have just learned. why her family thought she was kidnapped. >>> the fiery plane crash right alligator in a retirement community. the alarming image of the gator being pulled from the water with a sneaker in its mouth. >>> and good evening from washington on this monday night. and we are here in the nation's capital tonight to honor a former president, george h.w. bush. he made his final trip to washington late this afternoon in a powerful and moving sight it was. with the sun setting as his coffin was carried up the steps of the capitol, his son, george w. bush and laura bush, you could see the pain on their faces, and the rest of the bush family. and at this hour, a look inside the roe dunta, where the former president now lies in state, as americans and lawmakers from both parties line up to pa

i wonder through his years how cherished a veteran he was of the u.s. navy. how did the u.s. pmen and officers view this president? >> i remember when he was president, i was a young officer at the time. and i remember his re-election campaign. i remember the desert storm timeframe. he was very highly respected in the navy. he was highly respected in the military, having been obviously a military officer during world war ii. in the navy, there was something special about president bush having fought off aircraft carriers in world war ii, having lost ship mates in combat and having to deal with that. he knew what we were all about and how important our mission was, and he knew firsthand. that gave him a special bond with the united states navy that perhaps we haven't had with every commander in chief. and i don't mean this in a political way, not at all. the navy is not a political organization, but obviously, he has a special place, i think, in every sailor's heart. i think, jim, you may have seen the pictures today of the socks they're going to bury him in are socks that depi

randy was serving in the u.s. navy.e.a.l.s. >> the one constant was when we would deploy abroad, there was no gym. >> a natural problem solver randy came up with a solution. >> i had accidentally scooped up my jujitsu belt and came up with a crazy idea to tie a knot on the end, throw it over the door and try to copy the motion of clipping a ladder except do it using my own body against gravity. it worked. i could do work, curls, flies. i started to make them for guys in the squadron. >> after 14 years of service, randy enrolled in stanford business school and people on campus started noticing about his workout. >> the coach would come over and say tell me what this is. >> randy began to realize his simple fitness system might have the potential to become a lucrative business and he was willing to make a bet on it. >> i think i had about 2$50,000 to my name. i spent that buying a soma clean and working on a prototype over the summer. >> it provided undeniable results and unlimited processes. copycats and counterfeits to

nbc's kevin tibbles was recently aboard a u.s. navyer on patrol, and he talked with some of them. >> all stations we'll be conducting swings -- >> reporter: serving off the coast of norway, always ready aboard the guided missile destroyer "forrest sherman." a 500-foot fighting machine so agile it can stop on a dime. >> the ship itself is just a piece of equipment, machinery, you know, wires and steel. without the crew it's nothing. and without it we're nothing. together we come together and make the ship. >> reporter: that crew, 309 men and women from all over. big cities to the heartland. >> i've established my life around the navy. the navy has built my life. >> reporter: working, eating, sleeping, keeping watch. the modern sailor is part engineer, electronic specialist and weapons tech all in one. >> beans, fries, and corn dogs, please. >> i'll take some fries. a little bit more than, that yeah. >> reporter: it's at meal time below decks they come together. to caulk family and service. >> that's what we signed the dotted line for. s

i went to the arctic in march with the u.s. navy. the u.s. tracks the shrinking of the arctic ice as well. and we got a vision of that from up there. it's clear. you can see it. you can see it in the air. tell us about this data and what was most striking to you. >> so, in our report, in addition to looking at arctic changes, we have looked at weather events that occurred in the past year throughout the world, including such remote areas as the tazman sea and a hot ocean temperature that occurred in 2017 over the sea. the science is finding these types of events are occurring increasingly frequently, and also, this is really amazing, is that these events are being found to occur only because of the increase in carbon dioxide. they could not have occurred in our grandfathers' and grandmothers' times when the carbon in the atmosphere was appreciably less. we're hitting thresholds that have never been hit before and it's attributable to the increasing carbon diox aid due to human activities. >> you had quite a remarkable moment. the president di

bilateral international commitments they are also accused of stealing data from one hundred thousand u.s. navy personnel and spying on nasa and u.s. department of energy. it is unacceptable that we continue to uncover cyber crime committed by china against america and other nations in two thousand and fifteen china promised to stop stealing trade secrets and other confidential business information through computer hacking with the intent of providing competitive advantage to companies in the commercial sector but the activity alleged in this indictment violates the commitment that china made that was a commitment they made to members of the international community to the united states to the g. twenty and to apec now we want china to cease its illegal cyber activities and honor its commitment to the international community but the evidence suggests that china may not intend to abide by its promises or of how to tell who's watching this one from washington for us as if things weren't bad enough relations between the u.s. and china now we have this on top of it espionage. exactly and these are p

organizations companies including the u.s. navy and also accused of targeting. dozens of other companies and at least twelve other countries. saudi arabia revamping its intelligence agencies following global outrage over the murder of a saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in selma on the order of the creation of three new government agencies to improve intelligence operations is being spearheaded by the crown prince mohammed bin soma. the ongoing un special envoy to syria has given his last briefing to the un security council urging members to remain united for the syrian people stephanie mr a successor the norwegian diplomat gear petterson will take up his job in early january at the massacre as a james bays has more now from the united nations. it was a rare moment something that doesn't normally happen in the security council. but how will these pictures of the special envoy stephanie mistura at the end of four and a half years in the job going around the security council table shaking the hands of ambassadors be viewed by the people of syria. they have nothing

by upheavals of the 20th century. 18th birthday enlisted to fight world war ii, youngest pilot in u.s. navy. by 1948 married barbara pearce and moved to texas, elected to u.s. house of representatives. rose to become ambassador of united nations and china, director of the national intelligence agency, vice president. then ran for president himself, defeating michael michael michac >> made a promise he would later break. >> read my lips, no new taxes. >> fall of the berlin wall and end of communism in europe, liberation of kuwait after the iraqi invasion. in 1992 bush was defeated by bill clinton. with the election of george w. bush in 2000, joined john as president and presidential father. raising money with president clinton for tsunami and hurricane victims. >> easily could have chosen a life of ease, instead when offered a chance to serve, he seized it. >> bush like his son decided to let history measure his legacy. abc news, new york. >> at the white house, flag is flying at half staff in remembrance of the 41st president. president trump is in buenes aires, argentina at a summit. >> re

george was a war hero he was the youngest pilot in the u.s. navy bush flew dozens of missions in the more he was shot down at sea then rescued at the last minute and became an instant legend. he returned to texas where he founded an oil company then he turned to a career in politics joining the republicans he became u.s. ambassador to the un then the un's top diplomat in china then head of the cia. in the one nine hundred eighty s. he became vice president to ronald reagan. after his two terms as vice president he then decided to run for the white house himself. and he won. preserve protect and defend the constitution of the united states was. in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine the berlin wall fell and with it the iron curtain. bush consciously and calmly weathered the transition he worked hard to develop a good relationship with the president of the soviet union gorbachev and campaigned heavily for the reunification of germany bush is also the president who led the u.s. into its first major military operation in the middle east report to you

fifth fleet the u.s. navydid not give a cause of death but has said that foul play is not expected. now fifa is investigating claims of sexual abuse inside the afghan football federation the a f f some former and current women's players on the country's national football team made the allegations the f.f.a. rejects all of the claims one of the whistleblowers khaled apol has told me she's been waiting since april for feet to take action. the women's game in afghanistan is in trouble several players have come out exposing alleged sexual abuse inside the country's football federation the form a woman's executive team member and captain says she witnessed firsthand the sexual harry smith of members on the national team back at a training camp in jordan today representatives were drawn to one of their players who tried to touch their their body pal said she immediately complained to the federation's president but instead of getting fired the two men we're promoting it we found out that one. those man. became their

fifth fleet the u.s. navy did not give a cause of death but said foul play is not expected. now mexico and three central american states have agreed to create a development plan aimed at reducing the number of migrants leaving the region the move comes as mexico closed down a major migrant shelter close to the u.s. border some six thousand central americans were housed at the center and to juana in dire conditions this report from date of the correspondent stephan simons. but after getting soaked the day before another night of heavy rain finally sealed the fate of the benito who are downtown to one of. the six thousand plus migrants housed in the former sports complex did not stand a chance against the downpour. only the children still manage a gentle smile the adults are mourning their tents floating in ankle deep muddy water their clothes and other belongings drenched ruined for many a total loss. and amid the palling cemetery conditions to one of the city and mexican federal officials finally decided to shut down the shelter. box is a rifle and opened their doors i promi

he was the youngest pilot in the u.s. navy. bush flew dozens of missions in the war he was shot down at sea rescued at the last minute and became an instant legend. he returned to texas where he founded an oil company then he turned to a career in politics joining the republican party even came the u.s. ambassador to the united nations then the u.s. top diplomat in china then head of the cia. in the nineteen eighties he became vice president ronald reagan now sorry about the technical issues we had to paris now where police and protesters have filled at the center of the city with smoke and to gas and a third weekend of clashes in and around the shoals a laissez demonstrators from the yellow vests movement set cars and a bank on fire police responded with gas and water cannon more than eighty people are porters have been injured while more than two hundred have been arrested the protests will prompt to buy fuel tax increases but many are also angry at other reforms being carried out by presidents and money while. earlier i spok

fleet and the u.s. navy did not give any cause of death but said no foul play is suspected. seventy nine cities in china including beijing have issued air pollution alerts that's according to state media a blanket of small over large chunks of the country is largely the result of call five heating systems being switched on for the winter. representatives from hundreds of nations have begun crunch un climate talks in poland the summit comes against a backdrop of dire environmental warnings and a call for action against the threats posed by climate change delegates will seek ways of implementing the commitments made in the twenty fifteen paris treaty to limit the rise in global temperatures. this is where delegates from nearly two hundred countries will be scrambling to reach a deal that can save the planet. the meeting in cultivates aims to flesh out the details of the landmark twenty fifteen paris accord. that's when countries agreed to try to limit global warming to one point five degrees celsius by the end of the century sticking points include how nations will transparent

companies, the u.s. navy and hacking various countries. reporter: we are seeing two distinct paths emerging against the chinese to protect intellectual property. the well-publicized arrest in canada of the huawei cfo. and the indictment today against two chinese hackers who worked with the approval of the ministry of state security in china. they are accused of stealing from 45 companies and state and government agencies stealing everything from aviation to space and pharmaceutical information. then you have the trade side. the president setting a march 1 deadline to see movement on that. china understands the continues between these two paths. >> we have been clear from day one that cyber is an issue. we have had discussions with them. this was discussed when we were there. i think you know we said this isn't about buying soybeans and buying energy, though they will buy a lot more of both. this is about protecting u.s. technology. reporter: you see mnuchin saying there will be face-to-face talks between the u.s. and china. he says they ar

the u.s. navytaking things to the next level sending a warship into heavily contested waters russia claims it owns in the sea of japan. >> a spokesperson for the pacific people confirmed a guided missile destroyer sailed in the vicinity of peter the great bay to challenge russia's maritime claims about the uses of the see enjoyed by the us and other nations. the u.s. navy hadn't sailed in this area since 1987, the year the us and russia first signed the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty, now russian president vladimir putin taking on mike pompeo warning russia is prepared to go to to toe with the us if the us makes any moves was developing a new ground-based nuclear weapon. >> russia and the us have restricted themselves, looks like the americans have decided the situation has changed so much the us has to have such weapons. what will our response be? very simple, we will do the same. >> the us became aware russia was testing these missiles during the obama administration just yesterday mike

the two men stand accused of hacking the u.s. navy. >> members stole personal confidential information, including social security numbers and dates of birth from over 100,000 navy personnel. >> there are other countries targeted in this scheme including brazil, france and the united kingdom. the hackers remain at large and are likely to be extradited to the u.s. if they are found. >>> some high school students in the hayward putting touches on a mural to support the rights of immigrants. each represent a child separated from his or her parents. >> it is about highlighting the fact that these kids are still missing or they could be free again to find their parents. the butterflies represented freedom to reunite with their parents. >> later this month the mural will be placed on a sound wall on west tennyson road. >>> chris smith early for hundreds of kids who lost everything in the camp fire. don ford shows us this delivery won't be arriving on a sled, it will will you rolling into town on two wheels. >> reporter: it is a special deliv

on the his 18th birthday he enlisted in world war ii becoming the u.s. navy. married barbara pierce and moved his family from new england to texas where he was elected to the u.s. house of representatives. he rose to become ambassador of the united nations and then china. director of the central intelligence agency. and under ronald reagan vice president. after two terms in the reagan administration bush ran for president himself. defeating michael dukakis. bush made a promise he would later break. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> but progress on his watch was felt around the world. the fall of the berlin wall, and the of communism in eastern europe. perhaps notably the liberation of kuwait a after the iraqi invasion. >> a lan drawn in the sand. >> despite the popularity a faltering economy and growing budget deficit weakened his presidency. and in 1992 he was defeated by bill clnton with the election of george w. bush in 2000, the senior bush joined john adams as president and presidential father. he devoted his retirement helping others. raising money with

today the u.s. navy taking things to the next level, sending a warship into heavily contested waters, pressure claims it owns the sea of japan. >> a spokesperson from the u.s. pacific confirmed the uss campbell, a guided missile destroyer failed in the vicinity of the great bay to challenge russia's excessive claims and uphold the right to freedom and lawful uses of the sea enjoyed by the u.s. and other nations. the u.s. navy hadn't sailed in this area since 1987, the year the u.s. and russia first find the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty known as the ins. now russian president vladimir potent taking on secretary of state mike pompeo, warning russia was prepared to go toe-to-toe with the u.s. if the military makes any moves towards developing new ground-based nuclear weapon. >> will march on the u.s. have restricted themselves, looks at the american side have now decided that the situation has changed so much of the uss to have those weapons. what will our response be? we will do the same. >> th

becoming the youngest pilot in the u.s. navy.a peersz and moved to texas where he was elected to the house of represent he was. he became ambassador to the united nations and then china. director of the central intelligence agency. and under ronald reagan vice president. after two terms in the reagan administration, bush ran for president himself. defeating michael dukakis pch bush made a promise he would later break. >> read my lips, no new taxes. >> but progress on his wind chill was felt around the world. the fall of the berlin wall and the end of communism in eastern europe. most notely the liberation of kuwait. despite his popularity a faltering kpee and growing budget deficit weakened his presidency. in 192 he was defeated by bill clinton. with the election of george w. bush in 2007. the senior bush joined john adams as president and presidential father. he devoted his retirement to helping others. raising money with president clinton for asian tsunami and hurricane katarina victims. >> time and again when offered a chance

and later katrina's out of office he was a much more popular president than his son honored by the u.s. navy with an aircraft carrier named after him. the word of the nation's highest civilian medal by president barack obama. in his final years he was occasionally hospitalized for breathing issues he told his granddaughter in a television interview he didn't fear death but spoke emotionally reading a letter to his family there may also be there ready when you are. there ready when you are. how many grandkids to watch. about it but. devoted. dad he said he didn't worry about his legacy that would be for others to take up and many of his actions in iraq somalia and saudi arabia had fateful consequences that unfolded years later the war is over with the benefit of hindsight historians will now debate how will george bush serve his nation and the world mike hanna now joins us by phone live from washington d.c. mike george bush well george h.w. bush was a force to be reckoned with what kind of reaction are we seeing in d.c. well this being the reaction is yes that this happened within the last fe

george enlisted in the war becoming the youngest pilot in the u.s. navy. overseas, george and barbara could keep up the romance with love letters to his darling barb. two years in, he was shot down over the pacific. >> i knew if it wasn't rescued, i would be captured and it was a har rogue experience. >> but he he went to yale, and the captain of the baseball team. they could have six children. it was a loss of his daughter their broke both of them. >> he was very close. >> i was very close to her. >> she adored him. >> what was it that pulled you back on your feet afterwards? >> he was very strong then. it was wonderful. >> they had moved the family to texas where he ran a successful oil business. then he would enter politics. >> george bush the republican candidate for the senate. >> he would layer run for president in 1980. >> that is why i want to be president. >> and ronald reagreagreagreagrg president. >> i want a kinder and gentler nation. >> as president when saddam hussein invaded kuwait, it was george bush launching operation desert storm. >> kuw

the following year on his 18th birthday he enlisted in the war, the youngest pilot in the u.s. navy. while overseas george and barbra kept up with the romance. two years in on his 50th mission he was shot down over the pacific. >> i knew if i wasn't rescued i would be captured. and it was dsh it was a harrowing experience. >> but he was rescued and he made it home to barbara. he attended yale, the captain and first baseman of the baseball team. he and barbara would have six children. and two daughters. dorothy and robin who died of leukemia at the age of 3 in 1953. it was a loss that broke both of them. >> he was very close. >> i was very close to her. >> she adored him. what was it that pulled you back up on your are your feet afterwards? >> he was very strong then. he was wonderful. >> they had moved the family to texas where he ran a successful oil business. and then he would enter politics. >> george bush, the happy family man is now george bush, republican candidate for the united states senate. >> he would later run for president in 1980. >> that's why i want to be president.

for came katrina's out of office he was a much more popular president than his son honored by the u.s. navy with an aircraft carrier named after him. the word of the nation's highest civilian medal by president barack obama. in his final years he was occasionally hospitalized for breathing issues he told his granddaughter in a television interview he didn't fear death but spoke emotionally reading a letter to his family and i mean. i'll be there ready when you are by the army they're ready when you are. how many grandkids to watch. he said he didn't worry about his legacy that would be for others to take up and many of his actions in iraq somalia and saudi arabia had fateful consequences that unfolded years later the war is over with the benefit of hindsight historians will now debate how well george bush served his nation and the world well u.s. leaders past and present and other world leaders are among those paying tribute to george h.w. bush. says bush sr tried to create a new international order based on justice and equality among nations and he never forgot the kuwaiti people and will

troops from syria but the u.s. navy is already changing the battleground reports from the turkey syria border. turkish military reinforcements are being sent deep into syria to the front lines north of the city of the message turkey is sending is that it's ready to use force if not handed over to what it calls its rightful owners the turkish deployment followed reports that the syrian army planned to move in there will be a vacuum once the u.s. begins with drawing its troops from areas across northeastern syria controlled by the syrian kurdish armed groups. the military. people are afraid after reports of a possible military operation and other reports that the regime was to capture the city were preparing to escape if the regime enters or if there is military action the u.s. military in what is known as the members military council are the forces on the ground but the turkish government and the syrian opposition say the council is a front for the white peachey a group they consider terrorists and separatists who have e

. >> he had a long distinguished year, he joined the u.s. navy on his 18th birthday and became its yongest pilot in world war ii. didn't get into politics until the 1960s. being elected to congress in '66. after another failed senate bid president richard nixon appointed him ambassador to the u.n. in 1971, under president gerald ford he served as head of the cia. he ran for president in 1980 but was beaten in the republican primary by ronald reagan. reagan then chose him as his running mate. he would serve eight years as vice president. president trump released a statement on bush's passing saying president bush inspired generations of his fellow americans to public service to be, in his words, a thousand points of light illuminating the greatness, hope and opportunity of america to the world. >> the office of bill and hillary clinton released this statement, with the former president saying i will be forever grateful for the friendship we formed. few americans have been, or will ever be, able to match president bush's record of service to the un

. >> that, my friends, is isaiah johnson and he got leave from the u.s. navyof this was going down, and as a maof f home he got a brilliant idea to give his mom a hard time. >> no, and she's okay. but he thought to himself, what if i just showed up with the fire department. he showed up at the wire house, and they routed him to another fire department. >> everybody smelt like smoke afterwards. >> and suddenly the u.s. coast guard, petty officerlass keigel walks in.s her grandpa, has been deployed for two months. he has been in service for 26 years, and you canhi is pbabl t igimane one of the b christmases and christmas presents he can give her. >>> oh, my god. >> here, and he's a very popular tv host in chile, and hex flags mae is recording. look at what joaquin's face right off the bat. >> i like tv bet yh. and then -- >> oh, he's gone. >> eyes open, dude. >> before we know it, joaquin is out. he faints in the middle of the ride. and carlos is like, no, this is fun. >> it's an old school roller coaster. sometimes it makes it worst when you hear the clicks and

it's responsible for a massive hacking operation that targeted organizations including nasa and the u.s. navy two people have been arrested as justice department says the suspects are linked to the chinese government. may from you so should. the u.s. side is making groundless accusations against china on cybersecurity by fabricating facts and making up a story out of. the us is charging two chinese in the name of so-called cyber theft this move seriously runs counter to the norms of international relations seriously harms china u.s. cooperation and is in essence extremely nasty china is resolutely against this and has launched stern represent tensions in the first instance schools and universities have been suspended in sudan's capital after eight people died in protests against rising fuel prices demonstrations spread to khartoum on thursday and there's a state of emergency in place in the city. and got a rough protesters are angry about inflation which is now at nearly seventy percent one of the highest in the world. opposition supporters in the democratic republic of congo are waiting to h

18th birthday, the young george bush enlisted in world war ii, becoming the youngest pilot in the u.s. navys in, he was shot down over the pacific. >> i knew if i wasn't rescued, i would be captured. and it was -- it was a harrowing experience. >> reporter: he was rescued and made it home to barbara. he went on to yale where he was captain and first baseman of the baseball team. he and barbara had six children. george, jeb, marvin, and neil. and two daughters, dorothy and robin, who died of leukemia at the age of 3. >> he was very close. >> i was very close to her. >> she adored him. >> what was it that pulled you back up on your feet afterwards? >> he was very strong then. he was wonderful. >> reporter: they had moved the family to texas, where he ran a successful oil business before he entered politics. >> george bush, the happy family man, is now george bush, republican candidate for the united states senate. >> reporter: in 1980, he ran for president for the first time. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, george bush! >> reporter: ronald reagan went on to w

he eventually became after training the youngest aviator in the u.s. navyce and courage and bravery, and as we watch his family members walk now toward the vehicles which will take them to the capitol, we do have jeannie wyatt of south texas money management who was an acquaintance of the bushes who can't not be if you grow up in texas. as you watch these pictures, what strikes you? >> such a great great man and first lady and highly ethical family. we are just so fortunate to have had their influence in the state of texas and his great great dear friend james baker as well. liz: i'm sure. knowing that these giants certainly of the u.s. government in the past of especially bush 41, what is your best sort of texas memory of him and barbara bush, his lovely wife? >> just being so so natural. and very influential, under president bush's watch nafta, nafta is formed and he passed and signed the nafta trade agreement, the north american trade agreement which was hugely influential on not only north american trade but global trade. liz: isn't it ironic that one d

the pool report went on to say trump paused to take a selfie with a u.s. navy lieutenant commander who said he was a chaplain for the s.e.a.l. team five. the chaplain said let's take a picture. after trump left iraqi air space the president posts a video showing him posing for pictures with service members that appear to be from s.e.a.l. team five. in your view, is this compromising operational security and how does this happen? >> well, it happens because donald trump says it happens. donald trump is compromised operational security of many missions. the thing is there are so many, it occurs almost weekly. when he compromised a covert operation that the israelis were carrying out in syria to their enemies, to the russians, the people who would be there helping assad thwart that operation. it is just mindless. representative jolly talked about incompetence, they are incompetent and they are incompetent because they don't care about what the rules are. look, i lived under operational security clearances and protected status for a quarter of a century and the one

. >>> tragic questions for the u.s. navy after the top commander in the middle east was found dead in his home in bahrain from an apparent suicide. nbc pentagon correspondent hans nichols has more. >> reporter: vice admiral scott stearney commanded the navy's fifth fleet sailing in dangerous waters from the red sea to the persian gulf. his death at age 58 is an apparent suicide under investigation. a shock to the navy. >> scott stearney was a decorated naval warrior, a devoted husband and father and a good friend for all of us. >> reporter: a graduate of notre dame, he received top gun training to fly f-18 super hornets, making more than 1,000 aircraft carrier landings. amid the three-star admiral's responsibilities, helping to coordinate strikes against isis and the taliban while keeping iran in check. >> i'm ever vigilant. >> reporter: the naval criminal service opened a case and tonight a reminder, even the highest ranking members are vulnerable. >> these are mental health problems of the most serious questions and they r