the u.s. navy their training once a week in the top of a locked classroom at the tjt goucher hall, being trained by an enlist professor at goucher and by an officer of the u.s. navy. this is top secret work. so they cannot tell their brothers or their boyfriends or their parents or their roommates or any other their classmates or any of their friends on that podium that they are being ushered into a completely different future than the one they were being prepared for. the reason those young women have been tapped is, in december of 1941, the attack at pearl harbor was not just the event that propelled america into world war ii, but it was-it exposed our intelligence gap. our lack of intelligence capabilities, the fact that we had not known the attack was coming. it exposed the fact that we did not have much in the way of intelligence gathering in 1941. i'm in the washington, d.c. area, where he have 17 intelligence agencies. we have intelligence agencies that exist to oversee other intelligence ag

u.s. navy patrol boats. after meeting the targets, they would return to the base in donating -- in south vietnam. while they were supplying them, the u.s. was providing advice. no american soldiers were involved. but the u.s. navy was simultaneously carrying out top-secret spy missions on the coast of north vietnam. these were codenamed de soto missions. these were conducted by large intelligence gathering destroyers that recorded radio and radar signals. the de soto missions were conducted in conjunction with the 34a raids. u.s. navy would obtain information about facilities that would help the commandos of the rate. -- raids. william bundy, the assistant secretary of state, he came up with the early draft of a resolution whereby the congress would delegate sweeping powers to the president in military emergency to take whatever action he seemed fit. johnson wanted this because it would remove the war issue from the 1964 campaign and give him a huge foreign policy victory in which congress woul

yes, u.s. navy, the coast guard were very much involved on d-day. the situation you're talking about that literally was, i hate to use the term, suicide mission. that's what it was. being an engineer trying to -- [indiscernible] they had the highest casualty rate any unit on d-day. i didn't get that one wrong. that's not forget omaha beach, you got the bedford boys landed by a 21-year-old guy jimmy green. he was a commander that landed with company a on d-day. the story is yanks pulling out their colt 45, british to make them land in the right place at the right time. without navy we wouldn't have succeeded that day on omaha. we were able to pinpoint german defenses positions very accurately and destroyed them. but note at 6:30 a.m., is when the first wave landed. great question. >> next question is from connie. >> in this wonderful world of commanders. [indiscernible] >> i feel omaha beach with groups. sometimes people always filled with anger and frustration. why do so many guys have to die? we did make lot of very serious mistakes. we knew. we ma

reporter: in this alarming video, you can see the russian spy ship getting dangerously close to a u.s. navy destroyer in the north arabian sea. at one point, just 60 yards from the u.s. ship the crew of the "u.s.s. farragut" sounding five short warning blasts the russian spy ship ultimately moved out of the way the u.s. navy called the russian actions aggressive saying the initial delay in complying with international rules while it was making an aggressive approach increased the risk of collision. this is not the first time russia has confronted u.s. forces at sea last june, a russian destroyer got so close to the "u.s.s.chancellorville"e blaming the u.s. saying the ship crossed the russian ship's path.er oo thank you, courtney. >>> next, the big spike in deaths from the flu. the signs you need to pay attention to >>> back with alarming news about the flu now widespread in almost every state nearly 10 million case this season and being hit especially hard are children dr. john torres with what you need to know to protect yourself. >> reporter: in iowa, 4-year-old jade fighting for her life

the u.s. navy has been monitored the russians increasing prove kags telling david while on board the uss florida the russians are also making their prevention known in the mediterranean. >> the russians have found a way to signal to you, we are here in the mediterranean, too. >> definitely. they're here. >> do you let them know that you're here? >> that's why i'm here. >> that's what they told us. let's get to kyra live at the pentagon. >> reporter: sources tell me tonight david that these close encounters are just russia's way of sending a clear message to the u.s. that they are still a strong military power, not just in europe, but around the world. david? >> kyra phillips at the fg. thank you. >>> also new images tonight and new reporting after the passenger jet crash after takeoff in tehran. a top u.s. official saying he believes it was hit by an iranian missile. this new video showing the jet plunging to the ground in flames. tonight, the black boxes from the airplane recovers. what the u.s. i

>> the minister of defense is saying it is the fault of the u.s. navyd they were in the wrong position, but when you are looking at the video, what the navy says happened, they vd a destroyer operating in north arabian sea, and the "u.s.s. far farragate" and looking at the video, the russian ship moved to 60 yards which is quite close on the high seas of the u.s. ship. and they sounded, the u.s. sounded five blasts of the horn, and the ship still didn't move, and then they conducted radio bridge-to-bridge communications and eventually the russian ship moved off. the encounter between the two lasted 30 minutes. has it happened before? yes. there have been these aggressive encounters on the seas and the air, and the issue is that there is always some concern about miscalculation and this is heavy machinery and not always predictable obviously and how tons the of a warship may move through the waters and they would like to keep the u.s. navy to stay far away from anybody else who is out there, jake. >> barbara starr at the pentagon, and thank you so much.

u.s. destroyer in the north arabian sea. this was thursday. the navyleased dramatic video showing the russian vessel advancing on the "uss farragut" and at one point the crew of our destroyer sounded five short warning blasts to signify maritime danger. [ horn blasts ] >> the navy said the destroyer requested the russian ship alter its course. the russians initially refused but ultimately turned away, avoiding a collision. at one point these two ships were only about 60 yards apart. you don't like that. another video released by the navy shows the russian ship crossing our destroyer's wake. the navy said in a statement, while the russians eventually altered their course indeed, the delay in complying with international rules increased the risk of collision between these two vessels. russia denies that their ship aggressively approached the u.s. destroyer, said it was the u.s. navy ship, in fact, that acted unprofessionally. most people feel the video may tell the story here. >>> another break for us. when we come back, who would like to end the week on

it came within 60 yards of the u.s. navy ship. the u.s. o -- navy ship had to sound five alarms. international signal for danger of a collision. but it wasn't until they conducted radio bridge to bridge communications that the russians turned and backed away. they came within 60 yards. my colleague ryan brown has learned that the navy ship was sailing there at the time to protect the aircraft carrier harry truman. these are very sensitive waters right now. you can hear some of the blasts, sensitive waters because of the situation with iran. the russians did turn away, but the u.s. feels this was a very aggressive action by them and you can assume they're making the video public to the world to show what the russians did. jim? poppy? >> done it off the coast of china, did it in the black sea a number of months ago, something to stay on top of, barbara starr, thank you very much. >>> all right, tonight is the deadline for 2020 democratic hopefuls to qualify for the presidential debate next week. it will be the last debate before the iowa cauc

the u.s. navy says one of its walsh it has been aggressively approached by a russian naval vessel in the north arabian sea the destroyer u.s.s. fara good sounded its horn 5 times the russian ship continued to move closer for changing course after another warning to stay with us counting the cost is up next thanks for much watching so you seemed like. the latest news as it breaks this bushfire season is far from over but it's caused so much devastation across a strangely. detailed coverage campaign to save the hundreds of children and teenagers the sleeping on the streets of paris and feel as journalism senators are preparing for a briefing on the u.s. military strike and whatever response it may bring. hello i'm daryn jordan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week. we are now the number one producer of oil and natural gas anywhere in the world. we are independent and we do not need middle east oil president trump was.

the pain for many iranians over 100 a ring and died in that crash and remember in 1988 you know u.s. navy shut down is really an airliner which is still fresh in the memory of iranians 290 people died president hassan rouhani actually quoted that number in the tweets to done from not long ago so i think the main fallout for iran will be domestically but also internationally it's deeply embarrassing for iran because they spent days did 9 that they had shut down. they had made public statements on all the evils of government the government spokesperson issued a statement the foreign ministry spokesman issued a statement the head of give aviation authority came on t.v. denying that that shut this down shut this down and is deeply embarrassing for the iranian government internationally a setback there for us live from tehran thank you as. well even before that announcement from iran canada's government had been pressing for its crash investigators to be allowed in. we repeat our call for a full and thorough investigation we have a team of officials from global affairs canada and the transport

and the u.s. navy says one of its warships has been aggressively approached by a russian naval vessel in the north arabian sea destroyer u.s.s. fara good sounded its horn several times before the russian ship moved away and changed course. risking it all congo is up next folks watching as you know it.

the youngest in the history of the u.s. navy. in 1807, now a commodore, barron dishonorably surrendered the uss chesapeake to the royal british navy off the coast of virginia. stephen decatur would sit on the court-martial that ordered a five-year suspension of the fallen commodore barron. this program exhibits the complicated relationship between the two naval heroes following commodore barron's suspension from the navy. >> as the sun was still rising over the capital, stephen decatur got himself out of his home on presidents square. fairly rested after spending a late evening at a cotillion posted by john quincy adams, began to trek to the hotel on capitol hill, where he would meet his second, an old friend. decatur made a few things known. first, he did not intend to kill commodore james barron, nor did he want to injure his opponent. secondly, he wanted to leave everything to his wife, susan, who is not aware of the duel. after breakfast, the three men boarded a hired carriage to make the journey to bladensburg, maryland. cutt

madam speaker, i rise today to recognize the life of u.s. navy veteran glenn smith. a stark county world war ii veteran who passed away last week at the age of 95. glenn was a navy seen beand served from july 1943 to 1945. he was born in indiana county, pennsylvania, where his father was a coal miner for 50 years. mr. gonzalez: a story familiar to many in the heartland, he made it through the great depression guy scrapping steel for extra money. would he grow up to be part of the greatest generation ever lived. a generation that freed the world from tirny. he was drafted into the navy at age 19 and shipped out alongside 7,600 men on honolulu on christmas eve 1943. hes would go on to serve in the pacific theater and at the end of the war was flown from saipan to pearl harbor where he took the u.s.s. constellation home. my office had the honor of presenting him with his service medals earned during world war ii last year. he received the world war ii victory medal and asiatic campaign med a today we remember his life and service and thank him for all he did to protect

better than the iconic shot of a young girl running down a road naked and screaming following a u.s. navy poem attack now in her fifty's kim has just been awarded the dresden peace prize. is to say kumble to be the recipient of such and say that this team was a word with so much meaning behind it can focus famous for being the subject of a photograph. a photograph of such power that it galvanized public opinion around the world about the war in vietnam and helped change the course of history. i avoid. oh boy totally. to look my picture alone my mouth my i guess my body is the warsaw moment of human me. as a little girl i've felt so embarrassed why i was naked and my brothers my causing was close on. us i just do it right there and i turned my hat and i saw 4 bombs landing lead that fire was everywhere and the fire actually burned my clothes off. i was 9 you know and i remember i thought oh my goodness i got. so i would be out. and so people always see me different way of course that moment that picture that day in my life what i have. now i know i have a picture i am not. feeling embarras

a discussion at the hudson institute on the u.s. navy surveillance of china's naval presence. good afternoon everyone. welcome to today's conference on u.s. naval surveillance. part of a series conducted by huds hudson senior institute. i am seth cropsey. i hope that you have the monograph that's a subject of our discussion today. and, if you do not, i believe that we still have copies in and out the front desk so by all means pick up a copy on your way out. we are fortunate to have with us today brian mcgraft, this man, my friend and coarthur, former deputy director of hudson center and managing director of the national security defense consultant. also a plane crash to welcome this man. also, a retired naval officer and defense news best writer. i will offer some thoughts based on our monograph, brian will follow and then the three of us will discuss, we'll conclude with questions and probably some answers. to the untrained audience, modern technology may seemed to have eliminated the thought of war that defined premodern battlefields. victory and historic conflict relied on

president lincoln and u.s. navy weretary gideon wells convinced that the fall of fort wilmingtond close and closing wilmington as the last operational major seaport could isolateracy the south and help hasten war.ern victory in the lincoln authorized the necessary thel and army forces for fort fisher campaign and he said he would do so if general grant was willing. grant, now the commanding armies,of all northern had been reluctant to support a campaign that he believed would massive army-navy operation, but now he, too, time. it was 64,in early december 18 approximately 6400 federal troops were withdrawn from the marched front and were troop shipstilla of bound for an assault on far-away fort fisher. force forpal northern the fort fisher campaign consisted of the second division, 24th corps, of the the james, an army earliersome six months by a troop merger. yet toy of the james had prove itself. its troops were combat veterans they'd seen a lot of fighting in virginia. fewthey had enjoyed victories. also selected

to go back in time and imagine the resonance this must have i believe as it was in 1988 that the u.s. navy shot down an iranian jetliner killing nearly $300.00 passengers was it does does that lend. a special level of bang bush if you will to the iranian people right now. so far no reaction in comparison made that's been the people shot but it. isn't folks or u.s. military means to bring in. military fighter aircraft ok thanks so much for that as journalists reza hostage in tehran reporting on the iranian government admitting that it did accidentally shoot down the ukrainian jetliner on wednesday killing all passengers and crew. 57 canadians died when that ukrainian airliner was shot down many of them were highly qualified iranian canadians who held academic teaching and research posts across canada. this tragedy has his an immigrant community hard the victims of wednesday's plane crash in iran are due to the hearts of many here in toronto. and. many were rainy and or june a rainy and canadian citizens returning from holidays in iran is clear about citizenship what you see is whether or no

north arabian sea near the persian gulf after one of its ship appeared to ignore a collision alarm u.s. navy is said to show the russian craft coming exteriorly close also says the u.s. vessel had crossed its ships pass. through the international olympic committee has issued new guidelines that will ban athletes from kneeling in protest or making any kind of political statement at this year's games in tokyo the committee says those who break protest rules will face disciplinary action but athletes of pork groups say silencing participants should never be tolerated. over 50 years ago american sprinters tommie smith and john carlos famously did the black power salute at the olympic games in 1968 bringing attention to the then plight of african-americans in the u.s. in recent years there has been a rise in political activism by athletes most notably call them kapur nick and megan rapinoe last august 2 u.s. athletes were placed on probation for 12 months for and since at the pan american games in peru considered by some to be a warning ahead of the tokyo olympics international olympic committee

president lincoln and u.s. navy secretary gideon wells were convinced that the fall of fort fisher would close wilmington and closing wilmington as the last operational major seaport in the confederacy could isolate the south and help hasten northern victory in the war. lincoln authorized the necessary naval and army forces for the fort fisher campaign and he said he would do so if general grant was willing. grant, now the commanding general of all northern armies, had been reluctant to support a campaign that he believed would require a massive army-navy operation. but now he, too, agreed it was time. so in early december 1864, approximately 6400 federal troops were withdrawn from the virginia front and were marched aboard a flotilla of troop ships bound for an assault on far-away fort fisher. the principal northern force for the fort fisher campaign consisted of the second division, 24th corps, of the army of the james, an army created some six months earlier by a troop merger. the army of the james had yet to pro

." >> trace: another close call for the u.s. navy? >> also in the gulf, the u.s. says a russian navy spy ship approached a u.s. guided missile destroyer in the north iranian sea thursday causing the american warship to take a passive action to avoid collision. u.s. officials tell fox news, the russian ship made to dangerous approaches coming as close as 60 yards from the u.s. ship part of the harry truman aircraft carrier strike group in the region. the entire counter lasted 10-15 minutes according to a navy official. another sign, trace, of rising tensions in the gulf just days after the russians and iranians held joint naval exercises in the same area for the first ti time. >> trace: thank you. more ahead on top stories, iran and impeachment. republican senator tom tillis weighs in next. ♪ all use our cellphones very differently. so, she's always on social media. he's always watching sports. someone's video chatting her friends. hi, gianna! my parents are getting older, so knowing that i can get in touch with them at any time is really comforting. grandma, you'r

and the u.s. navy says one of its water it has been aggressively approached by a russian naval vessel in the north arabian sea destroyer u.s.s. farah good sound of its own several times before the russian ship moved away and changed course. risking it all congo is up next next watching scene of it. camino is a ghost station in the south of the democratic republic of congo. there's been no train service for 5 months but now it's running again. the train left lubumbashi the 2nd largest city 5 days ago. no one knows one little arrived. the train everyone is waiting for has a surprising name lee holland bell or the swallow. he. runs. news of the swallows arrival spreads like wildfire by the bush telegraph all word of mouth. it's the cheapest rail service in the deol congo like a local bus it stops a virtually every station and drools huge crowds. half of them a street vendor has a day every stop even in the remote villages the station becomes an instant market . the. ambassador c. i don't know rendered i d

embarrassed our u.s. navy sailors after they vessel, they. navy shot down drones, they attacked put oil facilities, they rocket attacks towards our bases and orchestrated an attack embassy. u.s. history began long before donald and finally took action stopped letting the iranians punch us in the face. the second false premise is that there is this false choice and en doing nothing all-out war. the president is not taking us war.l-out there is a lot in between. we have to be more onnest about -- we have to be who are honest about that fact. we have to set a red line that says, as the united states of america, we will not be punished indefinitely. we have to take action, and we respond, and the president did just that. it's time to be unified behind president instead of casting partisan stones. you. mr. scalise: i want to thank dan crenshaw and brad wenstrup for their service to our country. the things they did to help our freedoms and to all the men and women who are defending our freedoms today and those who died or were severely injured beca

. >>> this afternoon the u.s. navy announced it is naming the u.s.endant doris miller who left in the attack of pearl harbor. they say that miller loaded and ran a machine gun until he ran out of ammo, a weapon that he had not been trained to operate because he was an african-american in the u.s. navy. and this is the first carrier named after an african-american sailor. tune into cnn for several coverage all day and stay tuned for coverage all week. >> and this is a briefing to the senate and blasting the articles of impeachment, and causing them i inv inval lid and a charade and askg to acquit him immediately. and so, now sh, the attorney wh did not think that a crime was necessary when he was commenting on the president clinton trial. and now we will have the

a u.s. navy veteran michael white's mother recorded.mber is serving a ten year sentence in iran on charges he insulted iran's ayatollahco main. >> he is believed to be the first american imprisoned by the trump administration. his family obvious worried the hard line approach to iran is not helping. cnn's nick valencia has the story. >> reporter: in july, 20 each, michael white took a trip from california to iran and never came back. his mother says he was going to visit a woman he called his girlfriend, according to his attorney on that trip, white, a u.s. navy veteran was detained on charges he publicly posed a photograph. details are slim. the then 46-year-old was convicted of insulting the supreme leader. according to his attorney he was sentenced to ten years in prison. his family says the last time they heard from him was a phone call just after christmas . >> reporter: this is the first time we are hearing white's voice from behind bars. the audio was recorded by his mother with his content. it was given exclusively to c n n . >>

in a 1988, the u.s. navy cruiser, shot down and i iranian commercial airliner killing 290 passengers and ngcrew. iran has engaged in hostilities against the united states and our allies during this time as well. through targeted tax on ss nations around the world. covert support for terrorist organizations. development of weapon system in violation of un security resolutions. iran has been directly responsible for the deaths of thousands of americans. and indirectly responsible for many, manyor more. these activities over many decades, have let america view iran is a key promoter of terrorism and what is most concerning nation y adversaries in the united states. in recent years, a particular focus has been iran's nuclear program. despite i ron's claim that it sought nuclear power solely for peaceful purposes. legitimate suspicion led to a global campaign led by the united states to sanction iran even more as a means of getting the country to abandon its quest for new player weapons. after years of negotiation

. >>> tonight the justice department is calling last month's deadly shooting at a u.s. navy base an act of terrorism and the attorney general is demanding apple's he>> reportee justice department says tonight it was an act of terrorism when mohammed al ramshadi, a saudi air forc officer here in the u.s. for military training opened fire in a classroom at pensacola naval air station december 6th killing three u.s. servicemen on september 11th, the fbi says he posted this message on social media. the countdown has started. investigators say he also posted a string of anti american, anti israeli and jihad messages, the last one two hours before the attack but the fbi says he apparently acted alone. >> we have not identified any co-conspirators, any evidence that the shooter acted with anyone else or that he was inspired by any one specific group. >> reporter: out of 852 saudis in the u.s. for military training, 21 have been sent home after it was found they had child pornography or jihad material fbi agents found two phones belonging to al ramradi one he put on the floor and sh

the u.s. navy says one of its warships has been aggressively approached by a russian naval vessel in the north arabian sea the destroyer u.s.s. farragut sounded its horn 5 times that the russian ship continued to move closer before changing course after another warning and he's 15 people have been killed in an explosion at a mosque in pakistan's southwestern province of banditry stun all than 20 others were injured in the blast in the region's capital quitter fears the top stories stews stay with us there europe's forbidden colony is next looking at an identity crisis in the continent are more news for you after that likes watching seen it. or are. point move. 2 past. the wind if you can thank yeah but we haven't put it on the audience of the day ends or. i'm organizing a big event said the biggest theater in this type of europe and we are marking the 4th anniversary of julian assange as political as i don't and i for the most happening at the same day today in their lane brussels belgrade but i wi

. >>> the u.s. navy is announcing a historic ship name just in time for martin luther king day. an aircraft carrier will be named the "uss doris miller." he manned an antiaircraft machine that he wasn't even assigned to and moved many of the injured to safety. the ceremony is set for tomorrow at pearl harbor, hawaii. >>> a live look at levy stadium where fans are hoping to cheer the niners on to the super bowl. they win today, that's where they're going. the chiefs won today. we caught up with a well-known fan who is excited. >> i'm so excited. i was at the game with my husband when we beat green bay the last time. we dismantled them. now, again, you never know on any given sunday what can happen. but we're so proud of their teammate. >> speaker pelosi is a season ticketholder at levy's. her son will use the tickets today. she adds she has her tickets for the super bowl ready to go. >> up next, all things cannabis. this unique event in l.a. plus, a san francisco high rise is going to go green in a big way. what they're doing with their waste water. >>> we're seeing a lot of clou

. >> in this alarming video, you can see the russian spy ship getting dangerously close to a u.s. navy destroyer in the north arabian sea. at one point, just 60 yards from the u.s. ship. the crew of the uss sounding five short warning blasts. the russian spy ship ultimately moved out of the way. the u.s. navy called the russian actions aguegressive. saying the initial delay in complying with international rules while it was making an aggressive approach increased the risk of collision. this is not the first time russia has confronted u.s. forces at sea. last june, a russian destroyer got so close to the uss chancellorville, the americans could see the russian sailors sun bathing. >> the russian defense ministry is blaming the u.s. saying it crossed the russian ship's path. >> our thanks to courtney kube for that report. >> now, to lindsey with more of this morning's other headlines. >> here's some major headlines from overseas and the nation's capitol. texas has rejected the resettlement of new refugees. this is the first time a state has done this since president trump's executive ord

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. >>> cbsnews.com reports the next u.s. navyrrier which are usually named after presidents will be named after an african-american hero from pearl harbor. the official announcement naming the next carrier after dorie miller is taking place today at pearl harbor on martin luther king jr.'s birthday. miller was the first african-american to receive the navy cross for valor. he was sorting laundry aboard the battleship west virginia when it was hit by japanese torpedos and bombs in 1941. he went on deck to carry wounded sailors to safety. he then manned an anti-aircraft machine gun and fired on japanese planes. miller died while serving on a ship that was torpedoed by a japanese submarine the following year. >>> still to come a baby stroller recall. baby trend strollers sold at target and amazon pose a possible danger to children. amazon pose a possible danger to children. e me psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with ote

a retired u.s. navy admiral described what it could have been like on the plane after the first missile hit. >> a loud noise, possibly warhead debris coming through the skin of the aircraft, utter confusion. the pilot struggling to keep the plane airborne. >> iran says it mistakenly hit the plane after it fired missiles. yesterday they fired those who fired the missiles that brought down that plane. >>> and major league baseball's cheating red sox manager corae it wathe mamind when he was the jeff luhnow and manager a.j. hinch after they were suspended in their rolling in the cheating scandal. >>> coming up on the "morning news," a rally for a top prosecutor who claims there's a conspiracy against her. >>> and bad romance. popular dating apps are accused of leaking your personal information. this is the "cbs morning news." you inspired us to make your humira experience even better with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less

u.s. officials saying a russian navy spy ship nearly collide with a u.s. ship in the arabian sea. lucas tomlinson is in washington with more. reporter: that russian spy ship nearly collided with an american destroyer in the north arabia sea. you are going to hear the five short blasts from the u.s. navy video. the international distress significanthe interest fashion . the uss farragut is part of the uss harry truman strike group. the navy's fifth fleet said while the russian ship took action. their aggression increased the risk of collision. at the same time vladimir putin was observing these naval exercises. many don't think it as coincidence both events took place on the same day. this comes days after russia, china and rawb held joint exercises in the gulf oman. on the campaign trail, joe biden weighed in. >> you have iranian, russian and chinese vessels patrolling the gulf. what in god's name is going on here? reporter: last month the u.s. coast guard in charleston warned of another spy ship operating offshore near a nuclear submarine base off the coast of georgia. jon: a sev

reconnaissance mission was going on as well and in 1908 u.s. navy shot down and a rainy an airliner killing 290 people because they thought it was in the rainy and fighter jet now at that time then vice president george h.w. bush said he had nothing to apologize for and that he didn't care about the facts regarding the shooting of the plane down. meanwhile a vigil for the victims of the tragedy has been held in iran itself in the capital tehran iran's admission of guilt has shaken the public mood in the country with some questioning why the government did not come clean earlier. and with us on not to talk about it unfortunately when i 1st heard about the plane crash it was said to be a technical issues but the announcement came without any preliminary investigation what it's led to down around the world but now they've done the necessary investigation it was clarified that the plane was hit point the missile we've been really sad since this morning when we heard the news and we were angry that people told this line about the ocean why didn't you get

. >>> a lawsuit is accusing the u.s. navy and other groups of ignoring radiation on treasure island. abc7 news was in san francisco as attorneys filed the suit yesterday. lawyers say the radiation cause the people to get sick and die. they want to stop all development on the island until the issue is addressed. the lawsuit accuses san francisco of withholding information from residents. the city says the claim is false. >>> california's considering whether to carcinog carcinogen. a warning label is required for any products known to cause cancer. some types of cancer have been linked, but others haven't. >>> starbucks is adding more plant-based menu options. it's all in an effort to create a more environmentally friendly menu. they had plans to switch to reusable packaging by 2030 and cut carbon emissions in half. >>> they're getting the field ready in miami for super bowl liv. the nfl installed new turf at hard rock stadium just for the game. crews have been painting the numbers as well as working on the logo that will go on