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modernization and navy readiness, some topics include the threat the u.s. faces from china and the need for the navy to invest in technology. he also talked about navy recruitment eor

this was the largest fraud scandal in u.s. navyersonnel had already pled guilty and had been charged also in regards to this. the scheme that fat leonard, as he was known, had engineered spread at navy ports across the pacific. he operated port facilities there and he was accused, along with these navy people, of steering ships to those ports where he controlled the port operations. so, they are very urgently looking for this man and getting him back under federal control. >> right. his sentencing was scheduled just three weeks from now. thank you so much, barbara starr, for that reporting. >>> thank you so much for joining us. same time, same place, i'll be back tomorrow. you can also join me on twitter, @anacabrera. the news continues with victor blackwell right after this. peri, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clearchoice. [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeteth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental implants gave me the ability to take on the

. >>> here at home, the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s under investigation, america's elite military force. the new report alleging widespread use of performance-enhancing drugs among trainees, months after a s.e.a.l. candidate died shortly after completing hell week. martha raddatz tonight on what she's learned. >>> the record heat in the west. at least seven states in triple digits. and in the northeast, the wildfire in a new york state park. >>> a country music star gone too soon. luke bell has been found dead. what we know so far. >>> and tonight, hard to believe, but we mark 25 years since the death of princess diana. tonight, diana in her own words. what she said you might not remember. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the new and significant revelations from the department of justice over documents they seized from former president trump's home at mar-a-lago. the doj now saying the fbi went in to search after evidence surfaced that there were still classified documents in mar-a-lago, even after a trump attorney s

and a number of u.s. navynel also had their careers ruined over all of this, arrested, brought up on charges, jail time involved. but now, finally, francis back under custody. the u.s. trying to get him back from the venezuelans and it looks like this chapter that has been investigated since 2013 may finally be drawing to a close. brianna. >> thank you for that report. >>> so cancer deaths falling steadily in the united states with more survivors than ever before this is according to a new report for the american association for cancer research. dr. sanjay gupta joins us now. tell us about the numbers. >> i get to give you good news here. we've known we've been making progress in cancer for some time. i think when you look at the numbers over time, going back to the early '90s to now you see a cut in overall death rates, 32% cut. if you do the math, that's about 3.5 million lives saved. >> that's a lot. >> yeah. all sorts of reasons we'll talk about that. just the idea of how many cancer survivors are there no

for games with russia charlie and time noticing china's rehearsing computerized simulated tax in u.s. navyhips near taiwan but why not talk about that. charlie: i think that the main reason is that they don't talk about this because joe biden has absolutely no answers for any of the problems that affect the market people but most especially, no answers for a threat like go one that represents like china and it rarely does president biden ever engage in any sort of intelligent way to talk better foreign adversaries what he does he would rather talk about russia our greatest threat is not russia, our greatest threat to china and obviously in background of all of this, the very concerning relationships that we know exists between a son, and the chinese government which immediate seems bizarrely i'm curious about. liz: yes want to get to that in just a second, joe, this coming back to hunt the president, watch what he has said on china. biden: is going to eat her lunch, come on man, not bad guess what, there not competition for us. >> i'm not worried. >> this is just pure business. liz: pure b

here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> four families are suing the u.s. navytap water. the lawsuit blames the military branch after jet fuel leaked into a well that supplied water for 93,000 people in hawaii. it happened at least twice last year. the defendants say they're still suffering from health issues. they're asking for financial damages to be determined at trial. hundreds of more claims are expected to be filed. a navy investigation blamed the water crisis on shoddy management and human error. >>> new covid booster shots targeting the omicron variant could be available in just days. and dolly parton is out with a new fashion line just for dogs. wendy gillette has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: wall street posted losses for the fourth straight session. the dow dropped 280. the nasdaq lost 66, and the s&p dropped 31 points. >>> the fda has authorized covid vaccines adapted for the omicron variant. you can get the new booster in as little as two months after getting your last vaccine. the cdc is expected to sign o

reporter: this historic public skrupgs scandal lasted more than a decade and involved dozens of u.s. navy officers >> you're talking about commanders, and admirals how serious is this? >> it's brutally painful >> thanks to sam for that ronchts let's go back to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman with more on the extreme weather. michelle >> hey there, guys, we are looking at hurricane fiona and active tropics, a wave that will most likely become the next tropical depression today and the next tropical storm or hurricane. and we want to give you a heads up, we expect it to impact the u.s. by the middle of next week. it is called im bed -- favorable environment for development, we expect it to develop and we expect it to impact the southeast. take time this weekend, especially on the west coast of florid along thea,the 90s. and 101 in phoenix all right, we've almost made it to the weekend the forecast in a bit. >> thank you, michelle. >>> coming up, two spelling bee champs were honored at the white house. >> and how nasa is preparing to defend our planet if a dangerous asteroid strike becom

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yesterday's tractor driver mykola, taking up arms to defend his home, is much cooler than anyone u.s. navywks, anti- menishian russians will beat the usa and any european army. the conclusion this time is that the absence of a partisan movement in the occupied territories is the greatest bitterness for the western partners that in the occupied territories there is no partisan struggle against the russians, well, yes, i support russia, so they support that every arrival there are dozens of such videos, where the locals rejoice at the burning base the occupiers were chased away by the brothers, there is an aggressive nigger, they beat themselves up in our campaign, it’s still burning, let the good people be the main thing, even if it’s not about this, it’s how stubborn you have to be to be in order to tell about the absence of a partisan movement when a day later ot svatyvaya in the luhansk region bare docks in the khersonskaya valyat collaborators starobelsky killed the collaborator laishev the moment of the explosion caught on video another news from the kherson region where the deputy of

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prosecutors say francis bribed u.s. navybers with prostitutes and other gifts in exchange for classified information, which he then used to get military contracts. >>> theranos founder elizabeth holmes is asking for a new trial citing newly discovered evidence. a jury convicted her earlier this year of defrauding investors in her blood testing company. now her lawyers say a witness for the prosecution approached them expressing guilt over his testimony against holmes. the witness, dr. adam rosendorf, testified he repeatedly warned that the blood testing was inaccurate. >> dr. rosendorf was clearly the main or one of the main government witnesses. he was head of the clinical lab at the time that these events took place, so he was the person who knew what was happening in the lab, who had direct communication with elizabeth holmes and also interacted with sunny balwani. >> if her request for a new trial is not granted, holmes faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> listen to this. a new study finds you could significantly reduce y

so the kron, 4 morning news and the u.s. navy says it has a lot more u f o videos. but they say releasing them could potentially threaten national security. john. this is this is exciting, exciting and a lot of different ways of you know, it's really interesting that >> there is secrecy around that. means that there's something interesting going of what they are. i'm a firm believer that we are not the only life forms on this planet. i just definitely not on this planet are all in this in this on this planet on this in this universe and its galaxy. now the statement comes in response to a freedom of information act request by the government transparency site. the black vote to release all the uefa videos. the site is shared thousands of pages of us all related documents. but this as the navy is saying, remaining videos are going to be classified. that's because the videos that reveal department of defense operations and vulnerabilities. i will take a look at this. a man who is quite the daredevil. this is hector he's a world war. 2 vet. he celebrated his 95th birthd

modernization and navy readiness, some topics include the threat the u.s. faces from china and the need for the navy to invest in technology. he also talked about navy recruitment efforts through social media. >> [inaudible conversations] >> welcome. [applause] >> good evening and thank you, everyone, for coming tonight and also everyone that's online monitoring and watching this virtually from wherever in the world that you are tonight. it's a great honor and privilege to welcome today the chief naval operations. this is a very interesting period of time in our nation's history, we are facing some unprecedented risk right now with an ongoing war in ukraine to set the context for a threat and a decade that could be very perilous, especially as you look alt what's happening the last few weeks around taiwan in the western pacific with china. this will be a very contested decade and the navy has been for generations the preeminent deterrent force of the united states and has maintained the peace in the world for generations, and tonight, the chief of naval oper

we know they've been investing in their navy, the navy is actually upgraded and larger than the u.s. navywith regard to taiwan? >> well, maria. >>> this would be -- the assessment should be no surprise to anyone. the chinese fay i have is larger than -- navy is larger than ours. they can build 11 surface combatants in a year. we have some advantages, particularly undersea. but frankly what this should be is a wake-up call. you've been warning about this for years. there's a new book out by brand and beckly called danger zone, the coming conflict with china, it outlines all the threats. you've been outlining these for years. we need to basically take president biden at his word, the bureaucracy needs to recognize that the fourth time the president has said strategic ambiguity to taiwan has gone to the dust bin of history. we need to go on the offense, get taiwan the needed capabilities to basically deter china because that's the preferred option. a naval blockade in many cases would be considered an act of war. we have to be prepared for that. the senate foreign relations committee has rep

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he pleaded guilty nearly aft years and more than half a million dollars in bribes to u.s. navygetting fat leonard back to the united states could be tricky. venezuela is under crippling u.s. sanctions and the u.s. government does not even recognize the nicolas maduro regime. >>> mass protests in the streets of iran and now the islamic republic just got slapped with new sanctions. the u.s. treasury department targeted tehran's security forces and the notorious rally police they hijabs. a 22-year-old woman died in police custody her name is masha amini. they said she wore her head scarf and she died days after the cops beat her. they say amini died of a heart at attack it's grown to one of the largest displays of defiance of islamic public rules in a year >> reporter: widespread protests and clashes in and around between islamic public security forces and demonstrators angry over the des of the sixth consecutive day engulfing almost 90 cities and towns. at least 17 people have been killed so far. the scale and scope and nature since the islamic revolution it's one of the most ser

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the u.s. navyad -- andre is a junior lieutenant and this was his first major battle. >> tbe honest, it was quite fierce. it is hard to compare for me but the russians were pushing us pretty hard. >> why do you think you were able to seize this area? >> the commanders abandoned them. the situation was a deadlock but their communication system does not go from top to bottom. there commanders must have fled and they did not know about it until sometime later. so when they see crankin their ranks, they sleep. -- crack's in their ranks, they sleep. -- safely -- they flee. >> what is your message to ukrainians that have to live through occupation? >> i think that they survive through this and they stayed alive because a lot of people lost everything. all they suffered was incredible pain. >> liberations like removing a bandage and exposing deep wounds. quick's we were living on the front line. >> the russians were all around us. >> they had two choices. move to russia or stay in the crossfire. >> there a

the 2015 -- in 2015, francis pled guilty to charges in the biggest corruption scandal in u.s. navy have worn out from the pentagon. >> reporter: this is an investigation that has gone on for years and was perhaps nearing its conclusion. leonard francis was scheduled to be sentenced as we pleaded guilty to charges of bribery and fraud seven years ago. in the intervening period, he had benefit of custody, been around house arrest, cooperated with authorities, until he vanished. please want to check on him in house arrest over the weekend but they got no answer. u.s. marshals went in and all they found was his ankle bracelet and a portable cooler. they spoke with neighbors who told him that they had seen moving trucks at the house over the course of the past few days, an indication, they say, that he had been planning this escape, is leaving the house arrest, for quite some time now. he pleaded guilty back in 2015 to charges of bribery and fraud. the investigation had started two years earlier. prosecutor stated francis handed out expensive trips, fancy meals, and had parties were nav

to defund the police, mocked veterans for service and called me insurrection and i served for the u.s. navyreality of the situation. she held a town hall and didn't mention inflation or problems the state is having. yeah, it is slightly bluer, we have in the hearts and minds, working harder, have the best campaign and we'll succeed. this is a very blue district represented by a conservative, constituents pay attention and want someone willing to help solve problems and get this nation out of the crisis we're in. >> bill: democrat plus 12 now, joe biden would have won by 12 points two years ago. you are up against it. it is one to watch. you are talking about crime and she is talking about abortion. she has an ad, respond to this. >> garcia would outlaw >> ashley: in every case. >> similar note being played across the country, how do you respond to that effectively? >> they are losing on issues, making it about january 6th, no one threatening abortion in the state of california, i'm a federal representative, my job is to cut spending, make sure americans can survive in this difficult economy

iranians try to towed away before the u.s. navyent in a patrol ship and helicopter. >>> what you want to go when you want to launch a rocket? turns out, options are limited. interspace ports, like private airports but with longer distance flights, and not everyone is down with them >>> inflation still high, and it is heading back to school shopping. according to the national retail federation, families this year are expected to spend $15 more on clothes and school supplies them last year and that is up nearly $170 on average compared to pre-pandemic. now, some parents are shopping around. >> reporter: has students return to the classroom, parents already doing the math. a recent survey finds families plan to spend about $864 on back-to-school shopping. to make it work, some are turning to the secondhand market. anna garcia, mother of two in queens, new york, begins drifting during the pandemic. she says shopping secondhand help to structure families dollars without sacrificing file, especially important to her 10-year-old daughter

the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s is one of the most elite programs in the u.s. didates may be using performance enhancing drugs which, of course, are banned. want to tell you that a senior special navy warfare officer told me that it's, quote, beyond a reasonable doubt that a significant portion of the candidate population is utilizing a wide range of performance enhancing drugs. they believe blood testing will be much better than urinalysis in trying to catch this problem. all of this really erupting earlier this year when a young man, seaman mullen, kyle mullen was found dead after a number of respiratory symptoms. he was not using drugs but paraphernalia was found. that led to this wide range of testing. a number of investigations are now underway to try and get a better handle on this and get better medical screening for these candidates when they go through seal training. brianna. >> clearly there is a need. barbara starr, thank you for that report. >>> "new day" special coverage continues right now.

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philippines and hong kong to lay the groundwork for some diplomatic agreements that would guarantee the u.s. navy's access to the western pacific region. taft would have to do the detailed diplomatic work and given the sensitivity of this work, especially with with russia and the other colonial powers, often needed to be done outside of the open view. tr could not go on because leaving the country even just to go down to panama had had raised a bit of a ruckus. but he had at his advantage somebody who also had tr skill at holding the public's attention, sometimes to tears, dismay, but almost always to his admiration daughter alice, always in the limelight, sometimes in a manner that would lead tr to say, i can be of the united states or, i can control alice, but you can't me to do both at the same time. alice had her mother's and her father's intellect and political savvy, and she understood the role assigned to her often referred at the press as princess alice. she undertook a very popular pr campaign at every stop, garnering the attention of the press and the locals and some of the photographs th

u.s. military by more than $35 million and had navy ships routed to ports that he controlled in the pacificpleaded guilty nearly eight years ago to offering prostitutes, gourmet meals, cuban cigars, luxury hotel stays, tickets to a lady gaga concert and more than a half million in bribes to u.s. navy officers getting fat leonard back to the united states could be tricky. venezuela is under crippling u.s. sanctions, and the u.s. government does not even recognize the nicolas maduro regime >>> mass protests in the streets of iran, and now the islamic republic just got slapped with new sanctions. the u.s. treasury department targeting tehran's security forces and the notorious morality police. they enforce the country's strict roles on hijabs and other conservative islamic dress codes and behavior the move comes as the nation cracks down after a 22-year-old woman died in police custody her name is mahsa amini. last week police arrested her because they say she wore her head scarf improperly. her family says she then died in a hospital days after officers beat her, they say, in a van but cops r

the pentagon says the u.s. navyp that had captured two american drones in the red sea yesterday. the u.s. official says an american helicopter crew spotted the iranians trying to hide the drones on deck with large tarps. the u.s. insists the machines were an international waters when they were taken. iranian crew released the drones this morning. assessment is being done to see if the machines sustained any damage other than scratches and scrapes. earlier this week iran tried to capture another sea drone a u.s. warship stopped the iranian vessel as it was towing the drone and took possession of the machine. president biden is asking congress to provide another $13.7 billion in assistance for ukraine. the request is part of a larger $47 billion emergency spending package, the president wants to pay for covid-19 response, the ongoing monk monkeypox. comes as a senior russian diplomatic is sternly warning washington against supplying long range weapons to ukraine. up next, how the media are handling the president's com

u.s. navyntry in 2020, was traded for a prominent member of the taliban in u.s. prison for drug trafficking. let's bring in cnn's kylie at wood, who has been tracking the developments, and this prisoner swap has been a top priority for president biden. >> reporter: that's right. a senior administration official said that this release was months in the making, saying that it became clear over the last few months that the key to securing marker erer mark's rh t this. it took, obviously, a few months, from the time that this green light was given to get the wheels turning here. and the biden administration said they did do a u.s. government review that assessed there wouldn't be any material change to the risk emanating from afghanistan to americans or to the current drug trade in afghanistan by freeing noorzai. we should note that mark frerichs is currently on his way to germany, where he is going to get medical treatment as part of a post-captivity program that the u.s. government runs. >> and t

judy: taiwan is sounding the alarm on china's wargames saying they have been simulating attacks on u.s. navyrt to taiwan's our lament said the chinese aim to block foreign vessels from approaching the self ruled island by 2035. china claims taiwans a renegade province. in this country the u.s. military says reports of sexual assault rose 13% last year over the year before. the numbers released today also show some 36,000 troops reported unwanted sexual contact. that was up from 20,000 in 2018. the increases may refle in part the easing of pandemic restrictions on military bases. new york began enforcing a ban on guns in sensitive locations today after the u.s. supreme court struck down previous restrictions. in preparation, workers put up on freezone signs in times square. they warned that firearms are for been even if the carrier has a permit. and in california, lawmakers narrowly rejected new restrictions on concealed weapons early today. and on wall street, stocks had a mixed day ahead of tomorrow's jobs report for august. the dow jones industrial average gained 146 points. the nasdaq fel

a u.s. navy warship and canadian frigate carried out a routine taiwan strait transit.e to biden's remarks, it launched complaint through the foreign ministry spokesman. china announced it was extending threatening military exercises taiwan, and they say it would include anti-submarine drills and did at that time, but no such response to biden's remarks. u.s. policy since 1979 has been to recognize taiwan as part of china, but until now has remained silent on whether the u.s. military would defend the democratic government in taipei. here is what president biden told "60 minutes" on sunday. >> we agreed with what we signed on to a long time ago, and that there's one china policy, and taiwan makes their own judgments about their independence. we are not moving, we are not encouraging their being independent, that's their decision. >> would u.s. forces defend the island? >> yes, if in fact there was an unprecedented attack. >> unlike ukraine, to be clear, sir, u.s. forces, u.s. men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion. >> yes. >> the president

u.s. navy abducted by the taliban in 2020 while working as a contractor. his freedom comes in exchange for member. he was convicted in 2008 of running a haurin smuggling operation. as we mentioned, now that the pandemic is over, according to president biden, there are questions about what will happen to the people who lost their jobs over refusal to be vaccinated. tonight, we focus on educators in new york. >> almost 1,000 of them have lost their jobs over this issue are. >> 850 teachers and school administrators have now been fired for refusing to get the covid-19 vaccine. the school district, like many across the country is facing a severe teacher shortage and, instead, they are punishing out veteran teachers like kathy mcfadden 20 years in the classroom now being kicked out i love this city, it's a great city, i'm a licensed math teacher. they hauls a shortage of math teachers. who in their right mind would let go a math teacher? >> around 1,300 education department employees placed on unpai

an official u.s. navyke the monkeypox i spread at that key party, not for a good reason. you are going to love this. your two engineers with a naval warfare center talking about using the right pronouns. >> using the right pronouns is a simple way to affirm someone's identity. it is a signal of acceptance and respect. >> if it is a signal of acceptance and respect, how do we create a safe space for everybody? >> greg: am sorry, but the only space you should concern with being safe is america. not your feelings. it's not your feelings, it's our security, but still, i bet it was a good question. >> it's a good question, you can use inclusive language, instead of saying something like hey guys, you can say hey everyone, or hate team. >> now that you say that, another way that we can show that we are allies and we accept everybody is to maybe include our pronouns in our emails or like we just add to, introduce ourselves using our pronouns. >> greg: this is a cold. it just show that we are allies. you mean, lik

>> neil, the head of the u.s. navy'srview with the wall street journal on how china could swallow taiwan without firing a shot. by instead blockading the island, which would force the international community to step in. chinese military drills in august appear to have been a dress rehearsal for just such a blockade following house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. beijing fired miss siles over t island for the first time. 90% of the world's ships pass through the strait each year. the pronouncement by carl thomas coincided with the president's promise to defend taiwan. here's what the president told "60 minutes." >> we agreed to what we sign on with a long time ago. china makes their own judgment about their independence. we're not encouraging there being independence. we're not -- that's their decision. >> but would u.s. forces defend the idea? >> yes. if there was an unprecedented attack. >> admiral thomas compared china's actions to a silkworm that continues nibbling pushing the boundaries of what they can get a

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the u.s. navy training jet was supposed to land at naval air station joint reserve base fort worth. aircraft and caused a crash in a lake worth, texas. cnn aviation expert peter goals joins us now. i mean, that video, peter, do jet pilots train for bird strikes? this isn't the first time we've heard about something like this happening. >> well, unfortunately bird strikes are fairly common, but this was extraordinary video since it was a military plane. it was on a training flight. it really showed just how precise the decisionmaking has to be. i mean, these pilots had less than 30 seconds to make life-or-death decisions. and they did what they could to save the aircraft and then ejected at the very last minute. but the video is just extraordinary. >> okay. i want to go back to what you said at the beginning, that these kinds of things happen fairly often. that's pretty scary. when i hear that, i feel, you know, like wait, what? >> well, it does happen fairly regularly. you know, we all remember captain sullenberger's landing, and he flew into a flock of canada geese that knocked out

. ♪ >> bret: u.s. navy engineer and his wife have entered a new guilty plea in a case involving an alleged plot to sell secrets about nuclear powered warships. the plea is by jonathan and diana toby came a month after their previous agreements that had called for specific sentencing guidelines were rejected. the couple now face a maximum sentence of life in prison and a $100,000 fine. ♪ while russian troops continue to fight and lose on the battlefields of ukraine, the russian government is dealing with a major conflict at home. huge numbers of people are fleeing the country to avoid military service. this comes as a new problem develops for all sides deep inside a major body of water. correspondent trey yingst has the latest tonight from kyiv. >> gas bubbles penetrate the surface of the baltic sea. under the water, three gas leaks within 24 hours have been detected from the nord stream one and two. pipelines that russia and european partners spent billions to build. >> it's definitely something that begs a

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nations in new york, the national security council coordinator for strategic communications retired u.s. navy. john, thanks very much for joining us. so what's the u.s. response to putin's pretty dramatic escalation today? >> i think you heard clearly from president biden what our response is. we find it irresponsible that any nuclear state such as russia would continue to use this kind of dangerous rhetoric, which they frankly have been using since the beginning of the war seven months ago. it's irresponsible and we are watching this very, very closely, as you know, wolf. we monitor as best we can. we see no indication we need to change our strategic deterrence posture at all right now, but what really needs to happen here is mr. putin needs to pull his troops out of ukraine. he needs to end this war. he doesn't need to ratchet up the tensions by using this kind of irresponsible rhetoric and, by the way, he talked about being blackmailed. the only person blackmailing anybody else with weapons of mass destruction is vladimir putin. >> but as you know, putin insists his threat to use nuclear w

. >> we are learning that the u.s. navys but the classified andpwon't be released to the public. the statement comes in response to a freedom of information act request by the government transparency site. the black vault to release all u f o videos with a side who shared thousands of pages of uefa related documents received from the cia and other agencies. but the navy says the remaining of videos, those are classified. that's because the videos they say would reveal department of defense operations, abilities and or capabilities to foreign adversaries. >> and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock. but the news at 10 is coming right up. ken and pam are here with a preview. mystery continues that it shows to watch. here is what's coming up on kron. 4 news at 10. we continue to follow the mosquito fire now grown almost 50,000 acres across placer and el dorado counties. we're getting the latest on the firefighting efforts will have that in a live report. plus, a wrongful death petition has been filed in the code and the dea

. >> today, the u.s. navy's most advanced warship is in asia. the uss zumwalt arrived in japan on monday. officials say it's the ships far this deployment from its home port of san diego. the zumwalt was commission 6 years ago. the washington times is reporting its current mission could set the stage for the eventual deployment of hypersonic missiles in the region. the missile boosters rocket set to fight the fight to fire speeds 5 times faster than the speed of sound. experts say the mission is sure to draw the eye of china, especially as tensions over taiwan soared in recent months since the war in ukraine. >> under water explosions may be behind the mysterious leak detected into gas pipelines under the baltic sea. it's not good. the pipelines run natural gas from russia to germany. the european union has its own suspicions accusing russia saying it could be self sabotage. the kremlin's spokesman denies russia's involvement saying the cost would just be too great. the operator of the pipelines says there is no time frame for fixing the damage.

he is facing sentencing for a wide spread ivory scheme involving u.s. navy. he was under house arrest, but police say that "fat leonard" cut his gps monitoring bracelet over the weekend. now, he is in the wind. tamari stone on the manhunt to bring him to justice and what got him convicted in the first place. >> reporter: this is where leonard francis spent the last four years under house arrest. a rental in the luxury torrey highland community in san diego. it is where over the weekend, u.s. marshals say he cut and ran. his escape has everyone in the neighborhood a little rattled. >> we are a little concerned that he's here, that he was here , that the spot was used to house someone like that. >> reporter: investigative services and the san diego regional task force are hunting him down. is reportedly lived in the house with a nanny and his children, but was reclusive. >> he did not come out of his house much. they put this gait in immediately when they moved in so that was kind of weird. >> by the time pretrial services monitoring his house arrest were alert

. >> turning now to afghanistan, where a u.s. navy veteran held captive for more than two years is finally free, and on his way home. this is mark frericks, he was released by the taliban in a prisoner swap. kylie atwood is following this for us. what are we learning about this deal? >> yeah, what we're learning is that this was months of intensive work on behalf of u.s. government officials. and a senior administration official said that over the course of that time, it became clear that the key to releasing the man was also releasing boshy norzi, an afghan drug trafficker serving u.s. time in u.s. prison. he had been in u.s. prison for 17 years, and president biden signed off on granting him clemency back in june. of course, it took a period of time to actually get the wheels churning to get this deal into action and get mark released today. we should note that the senior administration official said there was also an effort to look across government and make sure that releasing norzi, this afghan drug trafficker, would not change t