on the eve of the civil war the u.s. navy had about 7000, 600 enlisted soldiers and about 1500 officers. 1554. lincoln is going to try to recruit more sailors. he is going to ask for 18,000 more men to enlist in the navy. all of these new recruits are going to have a very minimal naval experience. you're going to have people who are trying to work and man boats that don't know what they're doing. always a great idea for success. at its max strength, which is an early 1862 the u.s. navy will have over 50,000 men. about 51,500. plus an additional 16,880 laborers. those will be mechanics, people working on the ships. the total number of people who work in the u.s. navy, so, this is over the course of four whole years, is over 100,000. 101, 000, 207. 15% of those will actually be african american men who are able to enlist in the navy starting in 1863. they'll be about 18,000 people. most importantly at the u.s. navy has boats. which you need if you are a navy. at the start of the war they have 42 vessels. that is misleading. onl

but the u.s. navy in the u.s. military knows what the confederacy is up to so there like we should have our own ironclad. so she will create a kind of a commission to come up with the various design ironclad and design one of the most famous and that is the monitor. so the battle will unfold over two days, there's a two day battle. and they had the confederate ironclad in virginia and it is good command of buchanan and i keep using the word she, because 19th century, that's what they did and so, buchanan is in control of virginia so this as vessel and going to. [inaudible]. in room 10:00 p.m. she runs right into the u.s. cumberland, this was a 1600-pound ironclad and this is a giant hole in her hall because of the slamming grade in next, another u.s. ship, the uss, and they said this was a bad idea and this ironclad vessel. and they are pending in congress, until eventually the u.s. vessels of day one, march 8th, ironclad wooden ship and would destroy all of the wooden u.s. ships read but it's different on march 9

and the u.s. navy, we have learned, responding to iran. authorities saying a iranian military ship tried to steal a high-tech u.s. drone in the middle of the night. how it ended. and our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tonight with the images. >> reporter: the iranian military vessel had the american drone in its clutches, latching on and towing it through the waters of the arabian gulf. the captured seadrone explorer is an unarmed, unmanned vessel equipped with sensors, radar, and cameras to collect data. and once the u.s. navy saw iran was trying to steal it, their response was quick. the "uss thunderbolt," you can see it here, was operating nearby and quickly moved in. approaching the iranian ship, nearly pulling up alongside it. the standoff lasted hours until the iranians finally disconnected the tow line, releasing the drone. tonight, the navy calling iran's actions flagrant and unwarranted. >> the images really something. let's get right to martha raddatz with us live from washington. martha, this comes amid these n

the u.s. navy responding. and you'll see the images tonight. and the u.s. army now grounding its chinook helicopters. >>> first tonight, millions on alert from virginia, washington, d.c., up through pennsylvania, new york to maine. the potential at this hour for damaging winds after a young girl is electrocuted and a woman is killed by a tree all by the same system. senior meteorologist rob marciano standing by. >>> also, the state of emergency. the water emergency in jackson, mississippi. 160,000 people without any water at all. trevor ault in jackson. >>> also, the news coming in now, the u.s. army grounding the entire fleet of chinook heli helicopters. why they're so concerned tonight. >>> also this evening, the images, that u.s. navy ship confronti ing an iranian ship trying to steal an american drone. the standoff lasting hours. how this ends. martha raddatz with late reporting. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. and new images online this evening. the smoke rising from southern ukraine, as president zelenskyy declares they will take back land seized by t

a spokesperson for the navy said the iranian boat was towing the drone behind it as a u.s. navy ship and helicopter approached it. that's when the navy called repeatedly to the iranians who ultimately let the drone go. iran did not immediately acknowledge the incident. this comes over heighten tensioned over iran's nuclear deal with world powers. >>> nasa going for take two. we learned that nasa is the mission was scrapped yesterday because of a technical issue with an engine. while artemis has a lot of support from congress, the program has cost billions more and taken far longer than expected to lift off. nasa chief bill nelson says that's not a problem. . >> it's over budget. it's behind schedule. is this program jinxed? >> to the contrary, you know, folks said the same thing about the james webb space telescope. twice as long, twice as much money. look what that telescope is telling us and will tell us for the next 20 years. >> when the rocket does fly, no astronauts will be on board this capsule. instead, three test dummies will be strapped in to orbit the moon for six week

the u.s. navy released it of an iranian naval the u.s. navy release a sale drone. in international waters. and officials say the iranians let the drone go after a patrol ship confronted them. we are told we were told the drone has sensors, radar and cameras but that it does not or any classified or sensitive information. the united nations appealing for $160 million in emergency aid helping millions of people in pakistan after historic flooding there. heavy rain stopped three days ago but many people are still walking through waste the water. local officials said one third of the country is now flooded. today they said this is a sign to the world to set up efforts against climate change. >> let's stop sleepwalking. today, it's pakistan. tomorrow it could be your country. >> since mid june they killed 1100 people. that's a more than 33 million pakistanis. >>> ordering up 22 bucks an hour, the proposed law that could make fast food work lot >> the proposed law that could make fast food work a lot better and the claims that it can resize the cost of your favorite meal

that's when a u.s. navyin, as well as a seahawk helicopter from above, essentially as a warning to the iranians to let go of what is american property operating according to the military in international waters. at that point, the military says the iranian ship let go of the towline, essentially letting go of this american maritime drone, and then left the area after approximately four hours. the commander of u.s. navy's 5th fleet said this was a flagrant unwarranted and inconsistent with the behavior of a professional maritime force. and it's not just this we're seeing from iran. keep in mind just last week, we saw the back and forth between the u.s. forces in syria as well as iranian-backed forces, so you're seeing this continued tension between the u.s. and iran. victor and alisyn. >> oren liebermann, thank you for the reporting. >>> serena williams is back on the court tomorrow in what could be her final run at the u.s. open. >> or not. >> or not. because when it comes to the question of is she retiring,

what happens when the u.s. navy shows up?>>> nasa announcing a new launch date for the artemis 1 mission to circle the moon. >>> afghan refugees in crisis as they tried to make a life thousands of miles from home. >>> today marks one year since the last u.s. soldier left afghanistan officially ending america's longest war. in a statement today u.s. central command paid special tribute to the countless afghans who risked their lives and those of their families to serve alongside us, translating, advising, securing, and providing the kind of assistance our mission required. our gratitude to those who served in afghanistan lives on beyond this anniversary. centcom will never forget their sacrifice. >> the united states did leave tens of thousands who helped american troops behind. the reality is stark. and many afghans who escaped from kabul are still struggling to find permanent housing and jobs here in the u.s.. nbc's erin mclaughlin spoke to refugees in california who say they feel forgotten. >> reporter: followed kabul to th

. > >> and a big milestone birthday for the u.s. navy. we'll take you to the celebration in alameda. > >> and in the first alert forecast, for now and the rest of the weekend, we are just cruising along. no major issues. issues. next week is going to get hot. there is and excessive heat watch already for some of > >> nice day out there. all weekend, the filipino community in the bay area has something to to celebrate. kpix 5's shawn chitnis tells us why. >> is the first time this festival has happened in person since the pandemic, and as they approach 30 years of coming together, they're still finding new ways and new opportunities to increase awareness and representation of filipino cult. >> reporter: the parade returneo san francisco on saturday, beginning at civic center and working its way down market street. the start of a weekend long celebration for the filipio community. >> i feel really proud of who i am. >> reporter: the festival transforms yerba buena gardens for the weekend. it means fiesta, and for two days it's a party of fo

u.s. has a pretty powerful navy by this time and it's a good thing. they wouldn't have won this war without this. the u.s. army is not well prepared. it has not been reformed in the way the navy has. the u.s. army as you also know was segregated in this period. so you will have famous people, teddy roosevelt. on horseback. you were led to believe it was filmed during the spanish-american war? technology didn't allow it to be filmed without the photographer being shot so all of the film you see of the spanish-american war are re-enactments that happened in new jersey after the war was over. guess who they don't invite to the re-enactment? the african-american soldiers serving in segregated units. many of the most important victories in the spanish-american war were to the credit of segregated units who had to do the most difficult fighting and do it first. and then groups like teddy roosevelt's rough riders, etc., who will get famous and act as a presidency as a result are a lot of the ones that get a lot of the fame and glory. keep this in mind as we t

here at home now, and to the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s under investigation tonight. the new report alleging widespread use of performance-enhancing drugs among trainees, months after a s.e.a.l. candidate completed what's called hell week. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight, the navy's elite unit, the s.e.a.l.s, rocked by allegations that candidates trying to complete its infamous hell week are using performance-enhancing drugs. the investigation beginning after 24-year-old kyle mullen died just hours after finishing the grueling course last february. "the new york times" says in the course of the investigation, the navy "discovered syringes and performance-enhancing drugs in his car," and later "discovered about 40 candidates had either tested positive, or had admitted using steroids or other drugs in violation of navy regulations." mullen's autopsy concluded he died from bacterial pneumonia and did not have drugs in his system at the time of death. his mother regina mullen adamant that while he'd considered it, he did not use drugs. >> it could have been fr

after a u.s. navy seal mission in 2011 took out osama bin laden, zawahiri became the head of al-qaeda. at that point, zawahiri became literally the most wanted terrorist on the fbi's list of most wanted terrorists. and you can see, if you look at the two different wanted posters, you can see that over 20 years plus, all the rewards tended to go up, they didn't change the photo of him, they didn't change much about what they knew about him, or how to advise people to find him. tonight, there's an update. tonight, they've updated the poster at long last. this is just in this evening, as we were prepping to get on the air. with a big red deceased across the bottom of it now. what we know is this. ayman al-zawahiri was back in afghanistan, which itself is a story. he was in a well-off neighborhood in the capital city of kabul. the new york times and the washington post are reporting that the house where he was killed was owned by a senior member of that taliban government, known for having links to al-qaed

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u.s. navy warships have sailed the taiwan strait for the first time since house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to the island. the strained relations from the visit lead -- led china to -- the european union planning urgent action to damping -- and dampen soaring energy prices. >> the skyrocketing electricity prices are now exposing for different reasons the limitations of our current electricity market design. mark: she added the eu is looking at a structural reform of the market. singapore is taking steps to attract foreign workers to ease the tight labor market. new rules will allow foreigners earning at least $21,000 a month to get a five-year visa. exceptional candidates in sports, science and academia who don't meet the salary criteria are also eligible for singapore's long-term visa. global news 24 hours a day, online and at quicktake on bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg market

nbc news reported a ship belonging to the iranian navy attempted to capture a u.s.0 p.m. local time on monday. joining us now is pentagon correspondent courtney kuby. >> the u.s. thunder bolt, which is a patrol ship, saw this iranian support ship towing a sail drone about 11:00 last night. they tied to radio to the iranians many times but with no response. they were trying to tell them that's our drone. it's operating in international waters. it's not causing any kind of hazard to shipping and let it go. so the u.s. launched at least one helicopter out of bahrain and the thunder bolt sent a rigid hole inflatable boat towards this area trying to cut that towline, but the iranians cut it first. so we got a statement from the head of u.s. central command. he praised the u.s. professionalism in this case saying that the professionalism and competence of the crew of the uss thunderbolt prevented iran from this illegal action. this incident once again demonstrates iran's continued destabilizing, illegal, and unprofessional activity in the middle east. the u.s. military ma

according to the u.s. navywhat they're saying, what do you make of iran's decision to try to get this u.s. drone? >> yeah, i make a couple of things. number one, keep in mind, back in 2011, the iranians captured a uav, an rq 170 uav. that uav accidentally flew over the border of afghanistan and ended up in iran. so they've captured that. so they exploit and proliferate our technology. that's why they have been able to get an upper hand on uav technology. also in 2012, they captured a u.s. drone in the persian gulf, so they have been able to catch a few of our drones and exploit that particular technology, and that's what they're trying to do here this week, to capture a particular drone. this is mostly for mapping and exploration of the sea, and it has tremendous capabilities so it's a good thing our 5th fleet was able to get back into the hands of u.s. forces. >> lieutenant general twitty, and evelyn farkas, thank you for your time this morning. >>> the controversial legacy of a key leader, the final leader of

after u.s. navy seal mission in 2001 took out osama bin laden, zawahiri became the head of al qaeda, and at that point, he became literallya, the most wand terrorist on the fbi's list of most wanted terrorists. and you can see if you look at the twon different wanted posters,er you can see that ove 20 yearsan plus, while the rewa did go up, you know, they didn't change the photo of him, they didn't change muchan about what they knew about him, or how to advise people to find him, but tonight, there is an update, tonight, they have updated the poster at long last. this was just changed this evening as we were prepping to get on the air, with a big red deceased across the bottom of it now. well, what we know is this. amman al-zawahiri was back in afghanistan which in iritself w a story, a well-off neighborhood in the capital city of a bull, "the new york times" and the "washington post" are reporting that the house he was killed was owned by senior member of the taliban government known for having link

number two in al-qaeda, the man who took over as al-qaeda's leader after bin laden was killed by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. the string of attacks and murders attributed to ayman al-zawahiri is stomach turning. he was the ideological mastermind behind the term of al-qaeda and groups like that towards indiscriminate mass murder of civilians anywhere including muslims all in the name of islamic piety. and how he got there now looking back at it seemed like a straight shot, but if you sort of dropped in on him at any time in his biography you wouldn't have known he was going there. by the time he was 15 years old he was a committed radical who wanted to try to impose islamic theocracy by force. he formed his first terrorist cell when he was all of 15 years old. when islamic militants did assassinate egypt's president at a military parade in 1991 ayman al-zawahiri was one of hundreds islamic radicals tried and imprisoned for that crime. he was tortured for years in egyptian prisons. while he was there he became an informant supplying information on his comrades to the egyptian security services. he w

a distinguished guest returned home to the bay area to commemorate the 100 anniversary of the u.s. navy's aircraft carrier fleet. >> it's a pleasure to meet you. my god, man. >> you're a giant and all that have come after you, we stand with you. >> what an honor to meet you, my friend. >> lots of pride. you you can see that excitement on the faces of volunteers at the u.s.s. hornet museum in almeda. they met dan dwyer and commander of the second navy fleet. he was back home to partake in the hornet's celebration to the navy''s floating airport. >> i was inspired. and that inspiration led me to a career in the united states navy. >> today's event included a fly-over of navy f-18 jets. the hornet is a decommissioned aircraft carrier that is now a floating museum. coming up, a successful launch for spacex. >> liftoff, the falcon 9. >> the intent is to better connect people. >> temperatures warping up -- warming up. i'll let you know the hottest blais the accuweather seven-day forecast. dion: new school year, new guidelines and in norms. get it all when you download the abc7 bay area streamin

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. >> the u.s. navy sent two of its warships through the taiwan strait since increased tensions between u.s. and china the ships were on a preplanned mission. >>> and there are increasing fears of a nuclear catastrophe in ukraine after three straight days of shelling in and around the zaporizhzhia power plant nearby residents have been offered iodine tablets which can help protect against radiation the international atomic energy agency announced its represent representative will visit the plant later this week. >>> an ohio kidnapping suspect is due in court today after shocking surveillance video showed him lunging at a police officer with a pen the footage shows him quickly reach for the pen before turning toward the officer whos with able to quickly subdue him he is accused of trying to kidnap a 5-year-old girl at a catholic school. >>> and the bills cut rookie matt araiza over the weekend no one has been charged in kex with the allegations of rape and some of what you're about to hear is disturbing j

. >>> the u.s. navy sent two of its warships through the taiwan strait today for the first time since tensions between the u.s. and china spiked earlier this month after house speaker nancy pelosi visited the island of taiwan u.s. officials say the ships were on a preplanned mission >>> there's a new little league world series winner tonight. hawaii's honolulu team won this afternoon against the caribbean nation by 13-3 that is the fourth time a team from hawaii has won the championship >>> and a baseball card just shattered all records at auction. this rare 1952 mint condition mickey mantle card just sold for, get this, $12.6 million. the highest amount ever paid for any sports memorabilia, ever espn reports the card sat in a basement of a truck driver for years before a collector bought it this the 1980s. it passed through collectors before selling for that massive price. check your boxes in the basement >>> from one sports legend to another, tennis great serena williams begins what is likely her final

the u.s. navy responding. and you'll see the images tonight. and the u.s.st tonight, millions on alert from virginia, washington, d.c., up through pennsylvania, new york to maine. the potential at this hour for damaging winds after a young girl is electrocuted and a woman is killed by a tree all by the same system. senior meteorologist rob marciano standing by. >>> also, the state of emergency. the water emergency in jackson, mississippi. 160,000 people without any water at all. trevor ault in jackson. >>> also, the news coming in now, the u.s. army grounding the entire fleet

the u.s. navy responding. and you'll see the images tonight. and the u.s. tonight, millions on alert from virginia, washington, d.c., up through pennsylvania, new york to maine. the potential at this hour for damaging winds, after a young girl is electrocuted and a woman is killed by a tree, all by the same system. senior meteorologist rob marciano standing by. >>> also, the state of emergency. the water emergency in jackson, mississippi. 160,000 people without any water at all. trevor ault in jackson. >>> also, the news coming in now, the u.s. army grounding the entire fleet of chinook

his family and the u.s. navy and lost control of his car after mountain sickness after he and his wife hiked mount fuji. the court disagreed and say he fell asleep at the wheel and should have pulled over. ned price tells nbc news the white house will, quote, explore all options to get alkonis back to the u.s. >> we're continuing to monitor the situation with the department of defense and our embassy in tokyo to explore all options for finding a successful resolution that is consistent with u.s. law, with japanese law, as well as with existing treaties. >> joining me now, brittney alkonis, wife of ridge alkonis. thank you for being on the show with us this afternoon. >> thank you for having me. >> you were outside the white house earlier today, i know, demanding that the biden administration bring your husband back to the u.s. i know you heard what ned price had to say at the state department there, that there's u.s. laws, japanese laws, existing treaties, et cetera. what is your message to the white house and wh

bin laden was killed in pakistan in 2011 in an operation carried out by u.s. navy seals after a nearly decade-long period to find him. anne-marie? >> trinity chavez in new york. trinity, thank you so much. >>> so coverage of the deadly drone strike continues on "cbs mornings." we'll be talking with white house national security adviser jake sullivan about that attack. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi continues her trip interest asia this morning. she is expected to visit taiwan as early as today. that's according to local media there. the california democrat is leading a house delegation of five other democrats that are also planning stops in malaysia, south korea, and japan. yesterday pelosi met with top leaders in singapore, but her expected visit in taiwan is increasing tension between china and the u.s. china considers the self-ruled island as its territory and thinks of this as a provocation. the white house warned beijing not to overreact. >> there's no reason for beijing to turn the visit consistent with long-standing u.s. policy into some sort of crisis or co

. >> 100 years ago, the u.s. navy began using her carriers.vent on the uss hornet in alameda. the old aircraft carrier turns into a museum. it was made right here in the bay area. the uss langley was built at the mayor island should yard in vallejo. veterans say it is important to one of the history of the ships. >> the launch, it was february 2020, right before the pandemic. i don't even recognize the ship. it just looks so good. she is ready for you see in my opinion. great that we are keeping this treasure alive. >> got to check it out. the uss langley was originally built in 1912 as a cargo ship. it was later repurposed as an aircraft carrier 10 years later. the ship was last used during world war ii. >>> a lot of crafts sailing in the bay. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and

. >>> the navy has foiled a brazen attempt by iran to capture a u.s. drone.was a four-hour confrontation playing out in the persian gulf. abc's martha raddatz has the video. >> reporter: the iranian military vessel had the american drone in its clutches latching on and towing it through the waters of the arabian gulf. the captured sea drone explorer is an unarmed, unmanned vessel equipped with sensors, radar and cameras to collect data. once the u.s. navy saw iran was trying to steal it, their response was quick. the "uss thunderbolt" approaching the iranian ship nearly pulling up alongside it. the standoff lasted hours until the iranians finally disconnected the tow line releasing the drone. >> this is just the latest clash between the two countries amid talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. >>> now to the death of mikhail gorbachev, the final leader of the soviet union. the man who ended the cold war and lifted the iron curtain, but his legacy is a complicated one. this morning, people around the world are remembering mikhail gorbachev, a man who played a

. >> for rich alcona see u.s. navyant living in japan, a springtime trip with his wife and 3 kids. the mount fuji was intended as fun and a leisurely family trip before expected deployment. >> so what happened next? and why is a matter of dispute? but it gave rise to a 3 year prison sentence. tonight. reporter joe khalil is speaking with the family of a con us on her latest efforts to bring him home. >> i'm just fighting every day to get him home. it's a fight. conus never thought she'd have to take on her husband and father to their 3 kids. navy lieutenant reach out conus sits in a japanese prison south today. brittany desperately working to get him home place. the role of advocate and diplomat on top being mom. she says it's taken a toll on her kids. i love them and i want to be there every available moment. but sometimes they have to go and i have to work to get to a and my in my middle child definitely understand that. my and it's not as much as 4. he still thinks when we go back to japan, that daddy's going to be

on this day one hundred years ago, the u.s. navy began using aircraft carriers. organizers put together a special event on "the uss hornet" in alameda with a flyover. "the hornet," an old aircraft carrier, turned museum. the first aircraft carrier, right here in the bay area. it was "the uss langley," in vallejo. >>> san francisco's annual festival, in full swing this weekend. the event kicked off with a parade from civic center to buena gardens earlier today. people were enjoying performances, activities, food, shopping, and all kinds of things. nbc bay area had a float in the parade . emceeing the festival there with audrey and ginger conejero in tow. >> i love it! >> this is said to be the largest filipino cultural, art, dance, music festival in the united states. >> awesome. glad to see them a part of that. >> the owner said, she was feeling the love. and really, the energy was there. >> i know. >> a lot of events around the bay area this weekend. beautiful sunshine. >>> may be a little bit hot, though, for some valleys. towards tomorrow and the better part o

. >>> for the first time since nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan, the u.s. navy is sailing warships through the waterway that separates taiwan and china. house speaker pelosi visited taiwan earlier this month. since then, tensions between china and taiwan have intensified. china has been carrying out military exercises and sending warships to the taiwan strait as a way to punish and threaten the island nation. a spokeswoman for the white house national security council says the move sends a clear message. the u.s. military will sail, fly, and operate wherever international law allows. >>> after weeks of negotiations, international inspectors are heading to the nuclear plant in ukraine. the russian military has control of the plant, and there's growing alarm about a potential radiation disaster. the united nations nuclear watchdog mission is set to arrive at the plant later this week. they'll assess physical damage to the plant and perform any urgent safeguard activities. last week, fighting in the area temporarily disconnected the plant from ukraine's power grid

divers found a u.s. navy destroyer missing since it was sunk in world war i. the jacob jones was located in nearly 400 feet of water, its name clearly visible to the divers. a german submarine destroyed it nearly 105 years ago. 64 of 110 men on board were killed. we'll be right back with a plan when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> finally tonight, one police officer here in d.c. is on a mission to keep kids off the street by putting them in the game. here is cbs' nancy chen with tonight's unifying america. >> reporter: it's the championship game in one of washington, d.c.'s most challenging communities. but there is more than a title at stake. >> some need a little tlc. they need extra love. >> reporter: for ten summers now, jason medina from the m

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>> the camp commander is a commander, a u.s. navy commander, sometimes that officer might be selected for cabin. the senior marine is a navy corps captain, the ceo of the marine security. and for the white house indication agency detail that's there, maybe a lieutenant colonel typically in the u.s. army. >> our last question this evening, several viewers have asked this. why did you decide to write the book on camp david? and what was one or two things that were just fascinating that you learned while you are research to write the book? >> thank you. a wonderful final question. on the day of change of command, there is a photo of my wife and two daughters, ages seven and four, and she hands me this journal, and the first page of the journal is a scrawled note of the two girls saying, here daddy, please write stories about the presidents journal someday. it was humorous. i never thought of. it after a visit weekend or event, i would sit down and write what happened. so i did that through the clinton administration, for the inauguratio

two u.s. navy warships sailed through international waters in the taiwan strait today.e first such passage by american ships since china began its provocative military presence in the area, following house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan earlier this month. china has said any warships in the taiwan strait are considered threats to its sovereignty. the white house says today's passage by the two vessels was long planned. brigham young university has banned a white male spectator from ever entering any of the school's athletic venues after he threatened and shouted racial slurs at a duke women's volleyball player. she is the only black starter on the team. today, she took to twitter, stating byu coachingtaff and officials, quote, failed to take the necessary steps to stop the unacceptable behavior and create a safe environment. u is hosting duke, and several other universities, for volleyball matches this weekend. the saturday night match was moved to an alternate, off-site venue, attended only by team staff and family. byu said in a statement that it is, quote, ex

has been the leader of al quaida for more than a decade ever since osama bin laden was killed by u.s. navy11. before he took over al-zawahri helped plan the 9/11 attack and other terror attacks on americans. >> he carved a trail of murder and violence against american citizens, american service members, american diplomats and american interests. >> reporter: he was 71 years old, a doctor who was born into a prominent egyptian family. it was his family's decision to relocate to a house in kabul that tipped off u.s. officials, who monitored the home for months before the strike. >> this mission was carefully planned, rigorously minimized the risk of harm to other civilians, and one week ago, after being advised the conditions were optimal, i gave the final approval to go get him. >> reporter: the operation comes nearly one year after the last u.s. forces and diplomats left afghanistan, pulling out faster than intended after the afghan government and military fell to the advancing taliban. the taliban, not happy about this operation, with a spokesman saying, quote, the islamic emirate of afgh

. >> 100 years ago, the u.s. navy began using aircraft carriers.d everything, organizes put together a special event over there on the alameda. with that flyover right there, the hornet is an old aircraft carrier that has been turned into one heck of a museum. the first u.s. aircraft carrier was made right here in the bay area, the uss langley. a premier island shipyard in vallejo. military history all over the san francisco bay area, sausalito, east bay, san francisco of course, hunters point, so thanks for all that you do. >> a good museum there, too. it might be a good place to be. >>> maybe get away from the sun, things will be warming up, the bayside not too bad, alameda and oakland in the upper 70s, 80s in san jose, as we take a look at the forecast for monday, it is starting to heat up, san jose in the upper 80s. yeah, that is three digits in fairfield come up to 100 degrees, solano county, excessive heat want starting today, which eats up tuesday and wednesday, it will be the warmest temperatures we see this week, with high clouds coming in

>> the camp commander is the u.s. navy commander. sometimes that officer might the selected as captain if he or she is departing the camp but it's a job for the commander. the senior captain of the marine corps and for the white house communication detail that's their navy lieutenant colonel of the u.s. army. >> the last question this evening several viewers have asked this. why did you decide to write the book on camp david and what was one or two things that were fascinated that you learned while you were researching for the book? >> thank you. on the day of command there's a photo of my wife and two daughters ages seven and four and my wife michelle and she hands me this journal and the oeste thing in the journal are scrawled notes from my two daughters saying dear daddy please write stories about the president's. i had never thought of it so after every visit weekend or event i would sit down and write down what happened. i did it after the clinton administration and the inauguration and i put that away in my desk. i never though