in this video, u.s. navy personnel recorded what appears to be triangles, some flashing, reported several years ago off the coast. this was recorded while the u.s. navy ship observed small unmanned aerial systems in the area and importantly, the video was taken through night vision goggles. these remained unresolved for several years. several years later, and off a different coast, u.s. navy personnel again in a swarm of unmanned aerial systems and again through night vision goggles and slr camera recorded this image, but this time other u.s. navy assets also observed manned aerial systems nearby and we're reasonably confident that these correlate to systems in the area. the triangular appearance is a result of light passing through the night vision goggles and then recorded by an slr camera. i don't mean to suggest that everything we observe is identifiable, but this is a great example of how it takes considerable effort to understand what we're seeing in the examples that we are able to collect. in this exa

utah senator mike lee for stopping the pay before christmas to u.s. navyicer ridge alconis imprisoned in japan. senator mike lee joins us now. explain what is going on with navy lieutenant and what should happen? >> lieutenant suffered medical emergency while serving in japan. lost consciousness, involved in a tragic traffic accident. in japan, they can throw you in prison. if you are a u.s. navy officer. that is what they have done. imprisoned him for three years. his wife, britney and their three children still in japan in a japanese prison six months into a prison sentence. they are going to cut off his pay one week from today. this is inexcusable. absolutely baffling. we have an amendment before the u.s. senate before it is too l late. omnibus in grave jeopardy. we are going to need the u.s. navy to step up and do the right thing. >> yeah. pentagon and secretary of defense you can do better. tell you that. tell us the latest title 42. what is the latest there in the senate? it contains language undermining border security. at least one amendment weathe

in this video, u.s. navy personnel recorded what appears to be triangle, some flashing, recorded several years ago, off the coast of the united states. this was recorded while the u.s. navy ship observed a number of small unmanned aerial systems in the area. more importantly, the video was taken through night vision goggles with the single lens reflex camera, these remain unresolved for several years we. several years later, and off a different coast, u.s. navy personnel again, in a swarm of unmanned aerial systems, and again tonight vision kellogg will send an srf camera, recorded this. but this time, other u.s. navy asked sites on observed unmanned aerial systems nearby. we are now reasonable confident that these triangles relate to unmanned aerial systems in the area. the triangular experience is the result of light passing through light night vision goggles, and being recorded by our camera. i don't mean to succeed said just that everything we've observed identifiable. but, this is a great example of how

>> that is u.s. navy. >> okay. >> [inaudible] >> when we find the right frame -- -- that passes the crew here. -- >> >> is that it right there? . can you point to the screen again, what we are supposed to be looking at? okay. if you could stop that frame. [inaudible] >> it's a spherical object right there. it zoomed by the middle. as you can, see it's difficult. >> the laptop we are working with is not as easy. >> describe what we have seen in that. what are we observing? >> what you see here is an aircraft that's operating in a u.s. navy training range that has observed a spherical object in that area. as they fly by it, they take the video. it looks reflective in this video, somewhat reflective. it quickly passes by the cockpit of the aircraft. >> is this one of the phenomenon that we can't explain? >> i don't have an explanation for what this specific objectives. >> is this one of the situations where it is -- that's the object we are looking at right there? thank you. is this a situation where it was

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the close call for two u.s. navy warships. the near collision. so, how did this happen? martha raddatz standing by. >>> tonight, the arrest warrant for former nfl star antonio brown. accused of domestic battery, allegedly threatening to shoot the mother of his four children. brown famously quitting during a game, tearing off his jersey, running off the field. victor oquendo on the arrest warrant tonight. >>> the emergency at a middle in at least ten students suffering from a possible drug overdose at the school. several rushed to the hospital. matt gutman tonight on what authorities believe they ingested. >>> prince william and princess catherine in boston. their first visit to the u.s. continuing. but tonight, overshadowed in u.s. by harry and meghan, because of the video released today. the dox yumry and what they're set to reveal. >>> yet another storm tonight. 23 states on alert for heavy snow and high winds, moving west to east. the midwest next, before moving into the northeast tomorrow and this weekend. so, what to expect all the way east of philadelphia, new york

priso the u.s. navy has informed himne that they're going to cut offrei hings pay one week from today. this is inexcusable.today. this is i find this absolutely baffling. >> we're doing everything we can to overcome it. we've got an amendment beforendment the u.s. senate. it's goinge to trthy to restore lay and benefits before it's too late by it to this omnibus bill . but in the meantime, the omnibus is in grave j jeopardy. so one wayy. or another, we're u going to need the u.s. navy to step up to the plate and do the right thing. >> yeah, yeah. i think the pentagon and come sc on , secretary, defense, you can do better than what you're doing right now. i tell you that. you tell us the latest title 40 to you're trying to inject it into the omnibus. >> what's the latest there in the senate yet, jason ? this four thousand one hundred and fifty five page bill full of democratic priorities does nothing to protect the border. quite to the contrary, it contains language undermining border security. so i insis

. >> reporter: john jaleen, a former captain in the u.s. navy, and his son, a u.s. marine, grabbed the family's kayaks. >> i attribute it to sort of my military background we just kind of went into action. >> reporter: you say your military training kicked in. what does that mean? >> i knew there was a man overboard, port side whatever we needed to do to get this individual out of the water as quickly as possible >> reporter: you actually pulled him out of the water kind of onto the kayak? is that what happened? >> yeah. i asked him to release from the plane, the tail that's all that was left for him to grab to and yanked him onto the kayak. >> reporter: emergency crews arrived and brought the pilot to shore with non-life-threatening injuries >> kind of a blessing on christmas to be able to help someone like that who you know it could have ended badly. >> reporter: the plane is lost, but the lucky pilot has two new quick-thinking, seafaring friends and quite a story to tell. stephanie gosk, nbc news >> a gutsy rescue. we thank stephanie for that >>> and in 60 second

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combat, participating the bombardment of japan in the 90 minute attack, 2403 americans perished, 19 u.s. navy ships and 328 aircraft were damaged, destroyed. and yet an untold number of americans did what had to be done to protect their and sisters in arms. this carnage, this death and destruction one could not contain the american will. the american fighting spirit. and in that moment, we see americans, ordinary americans, display extraordinary character. it is a moment when impossible valor of a few inspired a nation of many engraved on the walls here. over here on my right in white granite from the hills of south carolina are the words president franklin delano roosevelt delivered on famous date. and he said, quote, no matter how long may take us to overcome this premeditated invasion, the american people in their right shirts and might will win through to absolute victory. and that is exactly what this nation did. 16 million donned the cloth of our to serve on freedom's frontier and across the home. this nation unified for a singular mission to defeat tyranny for the next 45 months we fou

combat, participating the bombardment of japan in the 90 minute attack, 2403 americans perished, 19 u.s. navy ships and 328 aircraft were damaged, destroyed. and yet an untold number of americans did what had to be done to protect their and sisters in arms. this carnage, this death and destruction one could not contain the american will. the american fighting spirit. and in that moment, we see americans, ordinary americans, display extraordinary character. it is a moment when impossible valor of a few inspired a nation of many engraved on the walls here. over here on my right in white granite from the hills of south carolina are the words president franklin delano roosevelt delivered on famous date. and he said, quote, no matter how long may take us to overcome this premeditated invasion, the american people in their right shirts and might will win through to absolute victory. and that is exactly what this nation did. 16 million donned the cloth of our to serve on freedom's frontier and across the home. this nation unified for a singular mission to defeat tyranny for the next 45 months we fou

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, jack keane has been on to umpteen times telling us we are outgunned outmanned when you looks a u.s. navy versus china navy they are investing in military. we're not. michael: maria, if you remember, in the spring and summer of 2021, the biden administration, multiple occasions said this vaccine would never be mandated for anyone fast forward to fall after debacle in afghanistan one of if not greatest foreign policy mishap in history of our united states three or four days after that all of a sudden the vaccine mandates rolled out not only to change the rationale conversation from the irreparable harm biden administration caused our country, but to also serve as an ideology test if you are willing to question vaccine question authority do we need you involved in the government do we need you involved in the military, okay. it is to flush people out as a result, you have some of the most deck rated some most highly trained, special operations, warriors being forced out of the military, these are most lethal well trained warriors in the world where united states government sent tens of mill

. >>> today marks 81 years since japan's surprise attack on the u.s. navy's harbor base in hawaii. the u.s. lost more than #,000 lives when the japanese imperial navy destroyed battleships and airplanes. frank survived that attack. he was getting ready to play the morning colors. he's now 104 years old. just last month he broke his own guinness world record as the world's oldest conductor. he led the u.s. air force band's rendition of "in the move" here in d.c. video of his accomplishment has now been viewed online 3.7 million times. we salute him and salute all his former colleagues and ship mates. may their memories be a blessing. our coverage continues now with one wolf blitzer in a place i like to call the situation room. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, the trump team finds more documents marked classified on the former president's property. standby for new reporting on the search launched by trump's

headed to the u.s. navyface before returning to kennedy state pays center, blasted off into space last month marking the start of the art of his program which hopes to bring astronauts back to the moon. >> todd: u.s. football, i'm sad today. nfl action, the chargers picking up critical 23-17 victory against the dolphins. in the meantime the last pick in last year's nfl pick, leading the 49ers to a big 35-7 win over tom brady and the bucks and patrick my homes with his skills in the chiefs win over the bron, 34-28 but check out this play to jared mckinnon. just chucking a head and it caught, mckinnon has the next gear, touched down on a full sprint to the end zone! >> no other quarterback can. the bills with the rifle just 20-12, sorry, anthony the bills first game in the stadium. anyway, since the snow storm week 11 against cleveland to detroit and you want to read this because i don't. >> carley: sure, i can read it, and continues to make his case for mvp, 12th win in the season beating the giants 48-28. >>

investing his their nuclear weapons arsenal the getting ready the attorneys they become a surpass the u.s. navy and the number ships a couple of years ago pretty they are teaching their eighth-graders. brian: and the election in particular. mike: but you have to be exude confidence, what they're doing is gusting and telling other going along is nothing that we can hundred candidates basement and have them do if you waves and parade, none of the country just kind of lumber along. we don't have that luxury anymore and we have this procedure competitor who is coming at us and listen, and this is our opportunity the public to this last election show do something important, we have to do a better job of communicating, limited government conservative free-market approach to our problems, works for country in the average people who are sing of the contract table that are saying but in god's green earth is happening to the we have work to do sue and with intelligence and congressional ground, and as a commentator, can you see yourself in the mix for 2024. mike: well we started brian, to start have chan

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." ♪♪ >> brian: the u.s. navyower test standards as it struggles to hit recruitment goals, meaning only about 10% of it so far this year, comes as congress reportedly considers rolling back the military covid vaccine mandate, one democratic lawmaker says does it make sense to have the policy since 2021, a discussion i am open to and we are having. fox news contributor, democrat congressman, tulsi gabbard served in battle before. joins us to react. tulsi, really? still kicking out people from a military that is desperate for people for this reason? >> yeah, brian, it makes absolutely no sense and points to frankly the failure of leadership, both in the dod and in politicians in washington, including president biden. you know, how can they say they have a recruiting problem without actually looking in the mirror and recognizing hey, maybe that problem starts with me as a leader in the dod. i know people personally, brian, who have been kicked out of the military, some who have served ten years, 20 years, 25 years, a

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i am a u.s. navy veteran. host: james in richmond. some of the other issues besides inflation, covid, the border crisis, the january 6 hearings, midterms, oil prices, supply chains, the mar-a-lago raid, ketanji brown jackson became a supreme court justice this year, hurricane ian struck, tensions with china, crypto collapse, and of course, back to ricky in philadelphia. he talked about violence. he had two very major mass shootings, uvalde, texas, and up in buffalo. next call is greg in amanda, ohio. you are on the washington journal. how is 2022 for you? caller: i am a senior citizen. of all the years i have seen, 2022 is one of the worst, for the nation especially, when you look at what happened. 20% of americans do not believe in god. that is stupid. those people will believe in god before their time is over. the gentleman who was just on was talking about a drinking problem. i had that kind of problem for a few years. you look at society today with drugs. people lose hope. that is the main problem. people are losing hope in our na

. >> reporter: a former captain in the u.s. navyquickly as possible. >> reporter: his son is a u.s. marine. >> we have two kayaks that are right on the patio below the main deck and i don't know, we just -- i attribute it to sort of my military background, we just kinda went into action. >> reporter: were you in the kayak because you thought this ice on the creek could break underneath us? >> i was in the kayak because knew that the ice would break. >> reporter: they used shovels instead of paddles to skid across the thin ice. you pulled him out of the water kind of on to the kayak? is that what happened? >> yeah. i asked him to release from the plane, the tail. that's all that was left for him to grab to, and got it and yanked him on to the kayak. >> reporter: emergency teams arrived with boats and brought the pilot to shore. >> kind of a blessing on christmas to help someone like that it could have ended badly. >> the pilot is in the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries he is incredibly lucky the overall lesson, if you are

for example, almost exactly a month ago there was a u.s. navye south china sea. again, for the u.s. international waters where it's allowed to sail. china called that an illegal maneuver and said it was the u.s. that was disrupting peace and security in the region. so there you see the tension. we are likely to see much of a similar sentiment from china on this as well. >> oren liebermann at the pentagon for us. thank you, oren, very much. now to israel, where benjamin netanyahu is prime minister again after being sworn in for an unprecedented sixth term. he's already, though, under fire. more than 100 former israeli diplomats including ambassadors warning that the netanyahu government's extreme far right policies could hurt israel's standing in the world. ell elliott gotkin has more from jerusalem. >> reporter: wolf, he's done it again. benjamin netanyahu is prime minister of israel for a record-breaking sixth time as the head of what is the most right-wing government in israel's history. earlier on thursday he outlined some of the plans for th

. >> could you speak to the u.s. navy? you mentioned that the fleet is about half the size it was in the cold war, but i think you told me before that we have about the same number of ships at any given time. what does that do to navy morale and recruitment and retention and overall readiness? >> i tried to keep things single. if i have two cars at home, if i lose one of those vehicles, then i have to do everything with one. i have doubled the load on that. it is going to wear out faster, the tires wear out faster. fewer people making those deliveries. the same thing with navy ships as a good example of this. if you are near 600 ships near the end of the cold war and you kept 100 deployed on average each day, you have 292. so half the number of ships. you still have 100 deployed every day. each crew on those chips is working twice as hard. you are deploying the ships twice as often. you get into a shipyard, there are more things broken that they have to repair. you can see the backlog of other ships. other crews waiting fo

ships in international water, unarmed u.s. navy vessels. president biden should know he needs to stand up for human rights and when we heard the comments of john kirby, the nic coordinator on the protest, those words were dispiriting and disheartened people, not only in china but around the world as well. anita: it was a very input response from john kirby, you are right. let me ask about something that dan said in his quote, he said the u.s. should not hesitate to use our soft power. what do you think he meant by that? >> he met human rights and we had a series of presidents who refuse to vigorously promote human rights. remember ronald reagan who promoted soviet human rights to the people and soviet union and that led to the failure of that regime, unfortunately, we have administration and administration, republicans and democrats who don't understand the value of human rights, that's remember china viewed the united states as an expert essential threat because of our values and our form of governance, the worried about the inspirational

joining us now is scott kelly, former astronaut and retired u.s. navy captain.ly. you have such a unique perspective on this, being the perspective achievable from space looking down on this planet with russian cosmonauts up there with you. are you in touch with any of the russians you were in space with? and you have any chance to talk to them about this? >> first of, all thanks for having me, lawrence. yes, i am in touch with some of them, some of the cosmonauts highways in space with. and i do have the opportunity to talk or, mostly, text with them about this. >> and what did they tell you? do they support vladimir putin 's position? >> you know, some of them -- i talk to people, right? one of them -- to cosmonauts. i have some other friends in russia. but one of them feels very much like i do about this, with one big exception. and that is, he is embarrassed. the other one? he's much different. it's almost like we are talking about two different realities. he clearly has been brainwashed by the russian propagandists and media over a long period of time and i

the u.s. navyals to houthi rebels. >>> in china officials say several major cities no longer require a negative covid test to use public transportation, this after widespread protests against the country's covid policies. >>> in south korea thousands of union workers rallied in support of an ongoing trucker strike. the strike, which calls for a stronger minimum pay system, has cost more than $1.2 billion in lost shipments. >>> in italy, common straiters led -- demonstrators gathered in rome to protest against russia's war in ukraine and high inflation. >>> in vatican city officials unveiled the 2022 nativity scene at the annual christmas tree lighting ceremony in st. peter's square. >>> and in the west bank, the city of bethlehem also held its free-lighting -- tree-lighting ceremony. and that's a look at some stories from around the globe. everyone knows, by the way, the holidays mean filling boxes and wrapping presents. coming up, we'll introduce you to the a leopard that's really getting into the

. >> helicopter, this is navy u.s. navy warship 8-0. you are not clear to land.>> how bad do you need to get on that ship? >> life or death. >> have a nice swim! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: classic, classic jack ryan. >> classic jack ryan. >> stephen: middle of the ocean. here's the thing-- that really looks like you fell out of that helicopter. >> that is me not being-- that's me being thrown out of a helicopter. so what happened was, that morning, they had done that stunt with the stunt team over and over and over. and they were flying me out in a black hawk to get to the middle of the ocean, slowly drop me down in the water and then just do the shot of the helicopter pulling away. and as we're going, one of my favorite parts about doing the show is to interact with the military community. and we were in a black hawk with all seals. and that gentleman right there is kevin kent. he's a wonderful guy, and i've done four seasons with him. >> stephen: this guy? >> yeah, this guy. which, now you just labeled him as "this guy." he's so much more than this! as

is what nuclear power does we have nuclear power moraga to die because we can't make it work, the u.s. navyear power and i don't recall we had a lot of problems with that. it can be done. >> 70% of french electricity comes from. >> it used to until they reduced it germany has gone back to turn on the nuclear power plants they were moving in europe to. shutdown the nuclear power. the point is again nuclear power as i said earlier a new form of energy and admissions are future forms of energy will have abundance because we won't need them will have a nuclear or some form of battery that is powered at the nuclear fusion which is a battery that will power your car atomic batteries in our cars. that is possible we have atomic batteries with nuclear plants running communities, these things are feasible but the point soon will be more feasible but the point is one nuclear reactor in that ship, it can be done, the point is that is not the purpose the purpose is oligarchy, a group together with her friends multi destroying the people looking to sell their goods to again these are not necessarily wel

if you look at the recent deep deal from the u.s. navy, you know, who is three-quarters of a billion dollar transaction, that just signals to you how big these contracts can be and how the duration we're talking about in a decade plus commitments these are not one or two-year commitments to amazon. we think they bring in really good shape with that business. high margin revenue. e-com, you have no visibility. >> i want to ask you about an industry very much a growth area for amazon, and that is digital advertising. we have seen amazon's digital ad business take off in the past couple of years. but i'm curious how you see these e-commerce trends impacting what we will see in the digital ad market in the first half of next year. what do you think of the expectations that are out there. are things going to be worse than we have seen in terms of the selloff in some of these digital ad players >> i think digital advertising will be rough. i think it will be worse you have seen tightening contracts. you have seen companies start to pull away. a

baja, california, and they're embedded with the kennedy space center's recovery team alongside the u.s. navyt what these guys have to do now, fred, i mean, they were told they're getting -- i'm not an expert on wave heights, but they were told to expect wave heights of between 4, 5 feet seas. these guys have to go in and their vessel is doing with the rocking seas along with the orion spacecraft, fortunately it landed in the upright position, they'll get it, bring it back on to the vessel safely and then they'll be able to check and see just how the spacecraft fared in those high temperatures. how the capsule did. fred, if all goes well and it looks like it did, this looked like a picture-perfect splashdown in the pacific ocean, then what this does, this gets the ball rolling for artemis ii, the first crewed mission of the artemis mission. they'll circle the moon and that's scheduled for 2024 and the big one artemis iii tentatively scheduled for 2023 when the first woman and the first person of color. a historic day for nasa and for everybody here on earth who hopes to advance human explorat

and he's also a u.s. navy veteran and has taught and is at the naval academy. so thank you, greg, and thank you for your service. yeah so we're going to talk a little bit about cemeteries today. i've got a quote from the prolog of greg's book, and i think it kind of set the great tone for where we're headed in our discussion. i don't get my cemeteries have served america's first public art museums and parks. they've acted as a first form of free, open religious expression in america. they gave to landscape architecture and inspired the layout of disneyland. they moved our greatest poets and authors and not just in written works. and then later also, they revealed the sins of slavery and the conscious links which enslavers including thomas, went to hide them. many cemeteries today remain racially segregated and an equally treated as historic black burial ground struggle to survive due to a lack of public protections and support. as, quote, it's kind of, i think, give us a little map of where our discussion could go today. but to both of you, why did you choose t

this space was first designed to build u.s. navyhting a worsening crisis on the american home front. >> this is a war we're in. we're in a war to combat the affordability in the housing crisis. >> reporter: they put home building on an assembly line and out the door in two weeks. when combined, they create entire apartment buildings. think sophisticated legos. it starts with a high design process. you're looking at the plans for beacon landing, 89-unit complex to be built south of downtown l.a. insulation and drywall, flooring and fixtures prefabricated here in the factory. i mean, does it all work? >> i would like to think so. >> reporter: to look down this line and see what we're doing for the community is mind blowing. >> reporter: the need also overw overwhelming. in southern california, look past hollywood hills. the tents speak to desperation. according to 2019 figures, the state needed an estimated million more homes just to meet housing demand. nationally, the home shortage jumped to roughly 3.8 million. that's more than dow

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