as admiral harley burke said in 1961, u.s. navyficers must understand not only how to fight a war, but how to use a tremendous power which they operate to sustain a world of liberty and justice. that's your mission and you will be tested. just ask last year's graduates. two members of the class of 2023 asked me to pass along a message today. both ensigns were aboard the uss carney. they helped defend freedom of navigation in the red sea. they help those in distress at sea. they helped abrade but capabilities of iranian-backed houthi militia and helped shoot down missiles and uav's. carney conducted 51 engagements in six months. the most direct navy engagements with a foe since world war ii. [applause] and the message of those ensigns on the carney to the class of 2024 is this. "you are ready, believe it. you are ready because as one of those ensigns put it, the academy of the ultimate teambuilding exercise. what comes next is not a drill. you will lead sailors and marines through tension and uncertainty. your teammates will look to

features two u.s. navy vessels. three u.s. coast guard ships. four patrol yard boats. from today through monday. it's a great time. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. tomorrow it's going to be a good show. "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" fr whi

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oklahoma, one of seven u.s. navy ships that sank during the attack. 61 caskets and 41 graves had to be disinterned from the cemetery in honolulu. a single casket contained the partial remains of 100 sailors. >> we identified 362 of the missing service members from the oklahoma, which is 92% we were able to provide answers to so many family members, and that's really rewarding and can be a little bit emotional to be able to see this part of the project where men are being returned home or to other national cemeteries for burial. >> for frank's family, a burial at arlington national cemetery, the nation east most sacred burial ground, comes 82 years after their beloved uncle was lost in the pearl harbor attack. >> hitting the grind stone with no relief in sight. why many americans simply can't afford a vacation. plus remembering our fallen heroes this memorial day. how towns across america are paying tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. you know, when i take the bike out like this, all my stresses just mel

the u.s. navy blue angels. >> nice work. >> oh, my god. >> whit: we're at the annual beth page air show, the skies celebrating the 20th anniversary of the memorial day tradition. ♪ go big or go home ♪ >> gio: and we're hitting the road for last minute hassle-free holiday weekend adventures. the tips you need to know before you go as we say good morning america. >> whit: and good morning, america. great to have you with us on this saturday. from getaways to near giveaways, we've done the work for you on this one. and we have the latest on where to find the best sales and the biggest savings this weekend. >> gio: plus, you know we tried out trending memorial day crafts and snacks in our series will it or won't it. we're going to tell you what worked and what didn't. that's coming up. >> janai: and we're breaking down all the holiday travel from the roads to the skies. so many people expected to travel this holiday weekend. >> whit: absolutely. >>> because of that, we want to get to our dangerous weat

the u.s. navy destroyed four japanese aircraft carriers and ended japan's dominance in the central. a month later, american invaded the island of guadalcanal this was the first step in a strategy nd hopping. an island by island advance toward the japanese homeland in europe. the situation also improved. british forces the german afrika korps in egypt. aninvasion force landed in north africa to clear the continent of axis forces and the german advance. the viet union was stopped in a series of hard fought battles. in 1943, the tide of battle continued to turn in for of the allies as they gained greater and greater control of the fighting in both europe and the pacific. the soviet union turned back the german invasion began hitler's armies westward. in july the allies invaded sicily. theled to the overthrow of mussolini's government. italy's surrender. soonic. the campaign end. the german submarine menace in the atlantic ocean began to turn the allies favor as well. the allies to eliminate this threat so they could begin the giant build up of men and supplies in great britain that wou

>> we love having the u.s. navyo, cannot wait to chat with chris pratt. first of all, he's so funny. he's an amazing guy. he's also lending his iconic voice to the new garfield movie. and something that apparently chris and his new character see very differently. we'll tell you about it. >> chris pratt has become a soundtrack for children's lives. between mario and garfield. >> he's got them all covered. >> chasse post is here as well with a shop all day guide from the biggest holiday weekend deals, everything from fashion and accessories through summer. and more deals coming up in the third hour as we look at some of the big ticket items going on sale. >> love that tomorrow. we'll ring the unofficial start of summer with the launch of our citi concert series. the honors of that launch, rising stars on the music scene, wallow. join us tomorrow all summer long. we have a great slate of amazing music and it all gets kicked off tomorrow. >> dylan is in for al this morning. we have beautiful weather. >> and everybody wa

frank's niece joey was inspired by the stories of her uncle and his service and joined the u.s. navyg here is you will not be forgotten. anybody can see where he is. and he is with his shipmates. and that gives me goose bumps. he is with the people who meant the most to him while he served. >> her sister frances was named for her uncle and attended the ceremony at arlington national cemetery. >> this is 82 years later. and the government and everyone is still paying honor to those who have fallen and realizing that they really did give up a life. >> of the defense p.o.w. m.i.a. accounting agency has been working to identify the remains of those lost on the uss oklahoma, 1 of 7 u.s. navy ships that sank during the attack. 61 caskets and 45 graves had to be disinterred from a cemetery and honolulu. a single casket contains a partial remains of a one american sailors. >> we identified 362 of the missing service members from the oklahoma which is 92%. we were able to provide answers to so many family members and that is really rewarding and can be a little bit emotional to be able to see

he began his career as a mid shipman at the u.s. navy academy. upon graduating in 1984, he would go on to receive his aviator wings. over his four decades of service in the u.s. navy, he performed his duties with distinction. from his first fighter squadron assignment commander of the u.s. pacific fleet, he has stood a most commendable watch. and as the admiller stood his last watch and command, as commander of the u.s. indo-pacific command, he ensured 375,000 service members and civilian personnel maintained a bias toward action and excellence. this was especially the case in his service to the land of america's first sunrise, guam. during his tenure as indo pay con commander, he led the establishment of the joint task force, micronearbyia, and continually advocated for the guam missile defense system. his efforts ensured the people of guam know that the defense department is committed to defending the homeland and our allies globally. as the u.s. indo-pacific command welcomes the addiminish, we would like to take -- the addiminish, we'd like to

>> he was giving the bribes and doing this to get u.s. navye the navy for all his services. his bribes ran the gamut. he provided extravagant meals at michelin star restaurants. he provided thousands of dollars in cash if he needed to. most famously, he provided lots and lots of prostitutes. >> even concert tickets, we were hearing about them earlier. 2015, fat leonard is arrested and put under house arrest. why wasn't he sent to jail if he was wrapped up in this navy scheme? >> he was originally sent to jail for a few years, but then he developed kidney cancer. again, leonard is one of the world's greatest conman and conned a federal judge and the justice department into thinking he was dying. so they let him out on a medical furlough under a house arrest in which he paid for his own security guards, and he paid for his own rent, and it was this crazy situation where, again, he was stringing the u.s. government along into thinking he was cooperating with them when he was really setting up for a race for freedom. >> yeah, he slipped out of the

. >> the chinese communist party is playing hardball and it's criticizing the u.s., the navy destroyero weeks before taiwan's president is inaugurated it's also accusing the u.s. of having publicly hyped the passage of the uss halsey, your thoughts on this as we know that china has been aggressive in his support for russia in the war on ukraine also has not been held accountable for that and it's pushing back on the u.s. sending the ship through the taiwan strait ahead of the inaug inauguration. >> i think this is a pretty standard issue freedom of navigation operation so it's going to international waters in the u.s. navy and indo specific command and regular basis emphasize that these are international waters will continue to operate in the international law permits. and on the other hand there are going of the pacific command and the admiral of the indo pacific command admiral have both given a powerful statement to america telling us in this building a military force with the intention of being able and capable of invading taiwan in 2027, apparently there on track to do that we hav

first he said, well, you know, the u.s. navy could go up the coast and then there could be a lightning raid and they could sees him. and 6 minutes said it will never work. their their native that live along the coast they would alert the aguinaldo in milan before any u.s. were able to get there. and then then funston said, well, what about march up through the center of luzon and, go to a pawn on that way? and he was told that wouldn't work. there was only one mountain pass and it was very closely guarded. and then funston up with a very elaborate trojan horse campaign. he said, okay, you know those expecting what if we those reinforcements with soldiers that are loyal the united states. we can have some u.s. army officers, of course, including funston, accompanying them, pretending to be army privates who had been captured in a battle. and then they would be welcomed into the enemy headquarters. and sigismund heard that. and he said, you know, i think that might work. now, amelia aguinaldo would later claim that sigismund had b

he says the freedom of navigation rides on byways of u.s. navy ships, and told the graduating class that america is defending the them to secure all the world's sea lanes . the united states has the most capable navy and the marine corps in the world. and make no mistake, we're going to keep it that way. and you are going to keep it that way. the red sea is key trade route for global shipping and energy supplies. now the navy has stationed multiple ships there since the start of the israel-hamas war to recent naval academy graduates have helped shoot down rockets fired by houthi rebels. all right, let's talk about the hunter biden pretrial hearing in delaware today. a judge set rules for what evidence can and cannot be entered in his upcoming trial on gun charges. president son was indicted last september on three counts tied to possessing a gun while using drugs. he's accused of lying on a form about his drug use when he bought a revolver back in 2018 under biden was pleaded has pled not guilty. his lawyers say the case is politically motivated.

we also heard from a retired u.s. navy rear admiral. okay, the excitement is mounting for the paris 2024 olympic games, and with just 60 days to go, the host city is in full prep mode for the 10 million visitors expected to descend on paris. and jessica is taking us on a tour de france. bonjour! we're now just 60 days away from the start of what france is promising, will be the most spectacular and the most sustainable games ever. the city of light is using existing or temporary facilities along its iconic landmarks like the eiffel tower as competition venues. there's actually only one sports facility built for the games, and it's the aquatic center in saint-denis. it's a densely populated neighborhood right in a working class area that's going to get to enjoy the flagship eco friendly venue. long after the games are done. the low carbon center, made mostly of wood and recycled material, is modular, so it's able to go from 5000 seats to 2500 seats. it will also be one of france's largest urban solar farms, now it's here that will likely

navy. he was stationed at the u.s.aval hospital in san diego and provided medical service at camp pendleton. he was soon transferred to the u.s. naval hospital on guam. from 1968 to 1969, dr. sablan was deployed to vietnam where he served in den notwithstanding and saigon. he received the national defense service medal, the vietnam service medal, and the navy unit commendation. upon request of congressman antonio wampat, he was re-assigned to the u.s. naval hospital in guam in 1970. after 20 years of service, he retired from guam's u.s. naval hospital and his last tour of duty he served as the executive officer and chief of clinical services. following that he practiced an additional 30 years as the seoul dermatologist for guam -- sole dermatologist of guam an anti-micronearbyas. as a skilled physician on the island of guam, he has been a shining example of loyal devotion to the duty and service. i am proud to honor him today and may tribute to his exemplary service, leadership, and life's work to the people of guam. m

. >> several former u.s. navysed of taking bribes from a malaysian defense contractor known as fat leonard have been dismissed. prosecutorial errors. jennifer griffin has that story from the pentagon. >> four more than 20 years leonard glenn francis a former contractor known as fat leonard bribed hundreds of navy officers for classified information eventually defrauding the u.s. government and american taxpayers of at least $35 million. >> he would give them a taste of the high life by taking them out to these fancy dinners, organize these sex prostitutes in asia. >> he grossly overcharged for navy contracts. >> this big jolly 350-pound malaysian guy who seemed very patriotic. he wore u.s. legs on his necktie he had god bless the usa on his cell phone ring tone. they did not see him as a foreign risk. >> that leonard was caught in 2013. put under house arrest. in 2022 he cut off his ankle bracelet, alden uber and then escaped. he was extradited back to the u.s. in december. 1000 navy officers investigated for the

the u.s. navy officer joshua who's home they dedicated last week. how special was this x. >> every time we have one of our wounded walk to the door and take possession in the house it is a big deal. there are so many great partners who team up with the foundation if you go to our website and you look at our rise program was eat dozens of companies that provide roofing and flooring and how working plumbing and all kinds of materials. we have a lot of support from around the country, people who feel like i do that we should give back to those who sacrificed so much for us. this homebuilding effort is very special especially when it family cruise into the house. >> just want to be comfortable in my daily life and being here makes it easier to be in the home. last week, i know it is a hard year for you and your family. a long illness in your son, q wanted people who cared about him and what your family has been through in the struggle he had with cancer to get to your foundation. >> back is an incredible guy, a musician. he taught a serious illness for

let's bring in a veteran of israel counter terrorism unit along with retired u.s. navyin and search and rescue expert and great to have you. netanyahu calls the airstrike a tragic mistake and it was tragic but there were two hamas leaders in that camp and one of those things where you're like yes, it is war. >> is counterterrorism so the fact hamas it's not human shields but human sacrifice so israel husband doing making a concerted effort to make very selective with their operations. hundreds of troops going in with barrels clearing rooms when a target of opportunity and israel will take it and hate with selectivity but the fact hamas will continue to sacrifice palestinians and when they drop those leaflets and send those text messages that they need to leave and those that choose to stay putting himself in harms way and israel will give them a choice in to everything they can and israel has had enough time to get down to business in the u.s. would not turn around and walk but finish the job. >> trace: far right lawmaker rashida tlaib down bite. >> each year, our count

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features two u.s. navy vessels. three u.s. coast guard ships. four patrol yard boats.leet week in 36th year will honor nearly 2300 military personnel from today through monday. it's a great time. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. tomorrow it's going to be a good show. "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. a big and overdue declaration from nikki haley. more on that with newt gingrich in moments. but, first, biden's judicial sneak, that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: now, from day one, the biden administration has put the left's demand for diversity and activism above competence and merit. >> as you know one of the biggest priority of the president is nominating and confirming extraordinarily qualified men and women who are dedicated to our constitution and who represent the diversity of america. >> laura: all right. well, from the open borders to their push for transgender

. >> overnight the u.s. navy and army were in the process of moving the floating peers off the coast of gaza to the port due to see conditions when one of those pieces floated ashore and got stuck. the vessel behind me was being used to try and rescue that piece but it also got stuck. now, the americans are working with their israeli counterparts to try to free these pieces of equipment, take them to the port and then ultimately back off the coast of gaza. this $320 million american project is critical to get aid to palestinian people in the northern part of gaza. there are hopes that this peer could get up and running again in the next 24 hours. >> many thanks. four more, let's bring hudson institute fellow rebecca heinrichs. welcome. >> thank you. sirens going off in tel aviv. what does that tell you about the ability to still strike targets in israel. >> this is a clear reminder that israel is still under threat. the military operation that the idf is still conducting into gaza must continue because there are

b1 thank you in that spring and retired u.s. navy captain search and rescue expert in the foreign desk editor chief and thank you both for coming on and we'll get to the president in a minute but i want to begin with biden's take on the international criminal courts and said the following. >> let me be clear, we reject the application of arrest warrants and whatever these warrants may imply, no equivalence between israel and hamas. >> he keeps saying no equivalents but we keep hearing this but we're not getting the calls for surrender or getting those hostages out and we will talk. none of that. >> is very interesting trace and three things jumped out. first of all, talks about a conflict between israel and the palestinian state in palestine is not recognized and number 2 palestine armed groups they call hamas internationally recognized terrorist organization and finally whited to take 3037 years to indict hamas leaders for lobbing what rockets into israel? >> all good points and the thing is biden is against the war and george cloon

millions of dollars in excess profits the family took for the families ship repair business they abuse u.s. navyrofits what they should have. that's of the commission found during world war ii. final word. >> the biden family is anything but middle-class. they are closer to the vanderbilt than anyone in middle-class america. how many people middle-class america can afford to purchase 10000 square-foot home with a ballroom? narrative they want but it's not true. they have family history, as you mentioned, his father and great uncle devise a scheme to raise money and the o'clock the federal government and the federal government took him to. reporter: >> they did a probe government review boards so we appreciate you so much. we will stay on the stories and we hope you come back on again soon. still ahead, fox news contributor liz peek and ceo nancy tengler, they are fired up and ready to go. the white house is claiming republicans wanting to extend the trump era tax cuts somehow will ignite a quote inflation. really? young voters under the age of 30 are hammering biden on the economy. border collap

frank's niece, joey, was inspired by the stories of her uncle and joined the u.s. navy. >> the importance of him being here is that he will not be forgotten. anybody can see where he is and he is with his shipmates. that gives me goosebumps. he is with the people who meant the most to him while he served. >> her sister, francis, was named for her uncle and attended the ceremony at arlington. >> 82 years later and the government and everyone still is paying honor to those who fought and realizing that they really did give up a life. >> the defense p.o.w./mia accounting agency is working to identify the remains on the u.s.s. oklahoma. 61 caskets and 45 graves had to be disinterned from a cemetery in honolulu. a single casket contained the remains of 106 sailors. >> we identified 362 members. able to provide answers to so many family members and that's really rewarding and can be a little bit emotional to be able to see this part of the project where men are being returned home or to other national cemeteries for burial. >> frank's family, a burial at arlington national ce

13 years ago, osama bin laden was killed by u.s. navyls in pakistan. [ cheering and applause ] you are welcome. yeah, 13 years ago osama bin laden was killed by navy seals, or as msnbc describes it, a solemn day when a group of white armstead premises attacked and mostly peaceful muslim. after brian cox says of the worst book ever written is that the bible, what apparently has never read any of these... >> that hurts! >> greg: compared your book to the bible, brian! joe biden is considering allowing palestinians to be -- resettle in america. prompting some to change their chance to "death to where i live". [ laughter ] thank you. new ai technology claim as a kindest and which plug orientations through facial structure. to be fair, so can a metal detector. [ laughter ] thank you. and a 31-year-old trans athlete is sparking outrage after competing in a woman's college water polo tournament. yes, a 31-year-old competing get in a college sport seems a little old, right? you think that's bad, now competing in woman's college golf. [ laughter

service members were injured on a u.s. navy cargo ship. two of those injuries were minor injuries. efense official says that one service member is in critical condition in a hospital in israel thesey noncombat related injuries. back to you. >> carley: president biden announced the building of the pier during the state of the union address, three soldiers have been injured as a result of building it. alex, thank you so much. >> will: thanks, alex. turn now to your headlines. start with a fox news alert. two people are shot after a fight breaks out during a high school graduation in oakland, california. witnesses described the terrifying scene that unfolded in the parking lot. >> we just heard two bangs. and i saw people running. i was parked up there and i saw my husband. fireworks. saw people running. the vendors leaving. the first thing that came to my mind was [bleep] >> both victims are in stable condition and two others have been detained in connection with the shooting. it's unclear what started the fight. on to another alert. rapper sean kingston was arrested during his concer

. >> overnight u.s. navy and army were in the process of moving the floating piers off the coast of gaza to the port of ashdod due to sea conditions when one of the pieces of floated ashore and got stuck. the vessel behind meat was being used to try and rescue that piece when it also got stuck. now the americans are working with their israeli counterparts to try to free these pieces of equipment. take them to the port of ashdod and off the coast of gaza. >> there are very concerning images of the southernmost city. where media is reporting numerous civilian casualties followed israeli bombardment of an area where civilians are staying intensive. thank you for that information about the american troops thank you. appreciate it. rich: israel is debasing growing condemnation over his military incursion into rafah top court ordered idf to help is offensive but one of the courts presiding judges is accused of a bias. critics are pointing to anti- israel tweets from 2015 congressional lawmakers say despite all the

♪ >> u.s. navy is missing its recruiting goal by 6700 sailors.blicans are calling out the navy's secretary for focusing less on recruiting and building ships and more on pei enforcing covid mandates and a climate agenda. >> you have recruitment challenges you refuse to admit the de eyes are part of this. you are firing qualified people who are well trained you since you're so smugly to act like a none of that has an impact on the readiness of our navy. >> contacts and 3500 of the four inter- people who were fired. jujudy hammond decided to come back? two. >> shocker. >> missouri senator eric schmitt you are clearly fired up for all the right reasons. at the navy secretary seems to think that validates our decision only two people wanted to come back. >> yes, i think he had a gotcha there i said shocker is like no wonder they were so disrespected by their own government. the political class in washington they're completely out of touch with the militaries of the great meritocracy for a long time. people from any background can have a ticker tape p

some salacious evidence in the first son's criminal trial next month including references to his u.s. navy, perhaps? and the child support case for his out-of-wedlock daughter in arkansas. fox news previously reported that prosecutors plan to use portions of his book and his laptop, including photos to convince a jury that the first son is guilty of making false statements on a federal form when he bought a revolver back in 2018 while actively using narcotics. judge noreika has to show hunter biden was addicted to drugs but not necessarily using drugs the day he bought that gun. for his part hunter biden has pleaded not guilty to the charges. jury selection, kayleigh begins on june the 3rd. >> we will be watching it very carefully. for now back to you. >> kayleigh: they can use information from the laptop. i thought the laptop was russian disinformation. >> 51 people said it wasn't real. apparently it's real. >> kayleigh: seeing a lot of egg on at love faces in the media. kevin, thanks. president biden held a rare press conference with the president of kenya. it did not go well. >> you kno

it is said to be the greatest loss of life from a single ship lost at sea in the history of the u.s. navy. >>> the time is, 6:11 on the sunday morning. we hope you are not in the backup. the fire that caused a traffic headache for drivers on the bay bridge. >>> we want empowering sports or activities for the ones like this. and teams for them to look up to. >> that is a glimpse of what the bay area's newest wnba team will mean for our community. the warm welcome for the valkyries. >>> here is a live look at the sunrise. just beyond the san francisco skyline on the sunday morning. it is shaping up to be a beautiful day. more on bay to breakers in the full forecast when we >>> taking a live look outside on the sunday morning at the bay bridge. not many cars to see on the sunday morning. it was quite a different site yesterday. traffic was brought to a standstill for several hours because of a grass fire on yerba buena island . the fire force some of the southbound lanes of the bay bridge , eastbound lanes of i-80 to close for more than two hours yesterday afternoon. it created a traffic nig

. >>> let's -- let's bring in is rebeccah heinrichs and retired u.s. navy kurdian, thank you boss were coming on. this is general jack, talking about is a slow walk of weapons from the biden administration to israel, watch. >> what has been stunning to me as we have seen of this unfold for a number of weeks now, is that the president of the united states has taken issue with how the idf and the war cabinet, of prominence to benjamin netanyahu conducting military operations inside of gaza. >> trace: it seems that it's like the biden a demonstration is always taking both sides cut the wire play both sides whether it's the protests are going to israel. >> i know, it's kind of crazy. i think it's the reason why this piece deal changes the last minute because while the administration says we supported israel and hamas needs to be destroyed, by withholding this arm ship and to be clear it's not going to affect israel's prosecution of the war, they will still prosecute the war but it continues to provide daylight and continues to provide hamas that expectation or

university of michigan interrupted by anti- israel protesters videos showing them marching down the aisle u.s. navyecretary carlos a delivered commencement day remarks. senior year for many college students marked by chaos campus has struggled with fall out from weeks of unrest. welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am a heartfelt novel by jonathan. >> good to be with you, arthel i am jonathan hunt eric shawn is on assignment more universities across the nation are taking action against protest encampments looking to restore order on campus. that is exactly what happened at the university of virginia and charlottesville this afternoon. state police faced off with hundreds of protesters at an encampment after declaring an unlawful assembly. police in riot gear then moved in. arresting protesters and dismantling tents for the drama today at capping off a wild week at universities across america. shark tan"shark tank" investor n o'leary said somebody's protesters could lose job offers because of their rolls in the demonstrations. >> i think when you're in your 20s are very passionate get th

overnight u.s. navyy were in the process of moving the floating piers off the coast of gaza to the port of ashdod due to sea conditions and one floated ashore and got stuck and now the vessel behind me was being used to try and rescue that piece when had also got stuck. now, the americans are working with their israeli counterparts to try to free these pieces of equipment take them to the port of ashdod and then ultimately back off the coast of gaza. >> this 320 million dollar american project is critical to get aid to the palestinian people as the war continues. jon. jon: trey yingst in tel-aviv, israel. trey, thank you. ♪ ♪ house speak or mike johnson invitation for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to address a joint meeting of congress is drawing fire from some democrat leaders on capitol hill. senior congressional correspondent chad pell grim has more. fractures over the middle east war tear at the democratic party democrats accuse republicans of trying to exploit those divides over the war

tonight to have general randy george chief of staff of the army commandant of the marine corps of the u.s.. navy and general david chief of staff at the u.s. air force, the chief of space operations of the u.s. space force and admiral of the u.s. coast guard. i'd like to thank them for maintaining this tradition and for their support of the council of military fellowship program. every year we have had five fellows plus the different service branches plus our intelligence fellow here at the council for the year of study and professional development. let me just ask our fellows on the front row here to stand including our intelligence fellow. [applause] this fellowship has established some 50 years ago about 150 fellows good through the program and among them about half have gone on to become generals or admirals including general george. we are also pleased to have the cfr members, so welcome back to the council, all of you. thank you for being part of this family. let merhs, start perhaps with general smith if i can. the global situation, the global map is changing a great deal. we have the ret

it is said to be the greatest loss of life from a single ship lost at sea in the history of the u.s. navy. >>> now to a developing story. all eastbound lanes open again on interstate 80 after a grass fire on yerba buena island. fire crews put out the flames within the past hour. san francisco fire department says it was located in a hard to reach area and it brought out a fire boat for extra help. closer look at the flames that fire crews were up against, firefighters say that it was a challenge to put out the fire because of the terrain and the strong winds. fire affected eastbound traffic on interstate 80 with a huge backup stretching into san francisco. at one point, traffic was backed up at least five miles, all the way to the 280 interchange. caltrans opened up three lanes but then eventually opened the rest. drivers should expect delays and should also use alternate routes if you can. >>> bay to breakers back tomorrow morning in san francisco. here's some of the colorful outfits in last year's race. plenty opt for no outfit at all. darren will have something to say about that in a f

. ♪ >> bret: the justice department is charging a former u.s. navyief of naval operations alleging he accepted bribes to steer government contracts in exchange for a future job while he was still in the service. retired navy admiral robert burke and two business executives each charged with bribery and conspiracy. if convicted burke faces a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison. ♪ >> bret: president biden is giving kyiv the green light to use american weapons inside russia under some strict conditions. western leaders have hesitated allowing such action over russian president vladimir putin's warnings of a possible nuclear conflict. here is chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> for the first time, president biden has lifted his own restrictions so that the ukrainian military can use some american weapons to strike targets inside russia to protect ukraine's second largest city kharkiv from an ongoing russian assault. senior u.s. officials say this is a limited policy shift related to kharkiv only and does not include permission to

here to discuss this and so much more is one of the highest ranking officers in the u.s. navy.nited states fleet forces command admiral darryl cordle. admiral, great to see you. your thoughts about this new challenge making it quite obvious, we have an axles of evil, iran, north korea, russia and china. your feeling about these nuclear meetings. >> first of all, thank you for having me. thank you for welcoming us back to new york for fleet week. and, of course, that's a significant challenge. any time pure competitors and countries like china and russia are working together, that's a significant issue for the united states. >> brian: hahave you ever heard nuclear talk more loosely used than we heard it from russia over the last two years? >> i think it perhaps goes to their state, where they think this conflict is going in ukraine and the level they goal to to try to advantage themselves we practice the use of our strategic weapons. to say use them in the way that would show that they are trying to actually carry that out is a separate issue. >> brian: all right. i want to tell

there were several u.s. navy boats that became unmoored and ran ashore. keerpt uproar at the cannes film festival, a new of stars faced off the security guard there. >> one incident even appearing to become physical. >> reporter: drama at the cannes film festival this year in france playing out not on the silver screen by on the red carpet. >> the woman knows what happened. >> reporter: on the iconic steps leading into the festival several stars clashing with ushers who tried to rush them along. kelly rowland appearing to scold. one day later that same usher starting this actress before the premiere of the count of monte cristo. appearing to defy the usher, pushing her away from entering the venue, later posting a photo on instagram showing the full dress on display in doors. >> if you could just describe what you saw this year at the film festival that was different than last year. >> aggressive, aggressive. it's completely different. i just told you, i've been filming, taking photographs since ten years, but this year, 2024, it's completely different. i

on a trip to pearl harbor in hawaii to honor each of their fathers who all either served in the u.s. navybrating nearly 30 years of friendship with a girl's trip in cancun. check out this crew. linda, mary, june, joseph, danielle, halle, all enjoying a picture-perfect day in rome. after traveling more than 2,500 miles there is travis ready to hit the waves in san diego, california. a very happy birthday to mr. hicks in sheperdstown, west virginia, turning 102 years young this week. jennifer, melissa, ann, steffi and joan in las vegas in sin city celebrating their 60th birthdays. this one from the indianapolis motor speedway. you can see the "sunday today" yellow mug in the hands of joseph new garden and scott mclaughlin who will be on the track to compete in the indy 500, you can see the race at 11:00 a.m. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. willie will see you back here next week on "sunday today." as we say good-bye, a live look at arlington national cemetery remembering the brave men and women who give it all for their country. ♪ ♪ >> this sunday, the threat to democra

overnight u.s. navyrmy were in the process of moving the floating pi appears off the coast of gaza to the port due to sea conditions. one of those pieces and floated ashore and got stuck. now the vessel behind meat was being used to try and rescue that piece when it also got stuck. now the americans are working with their israeli counterparts to try to free these pieces of equipment, take them into the port and back off the coast of gaza. getting 328 million-dollar project up and running again is critical for palestinian civilians inside gaza who are in desperate need of aid. molly: trait great point about the rockets are coming out of rafah. israel looking to route the terrace on that southern city bred great work on the ground and on the sea as well. trey yingst and tel aviv today thank you. rich: tensions are running high in the middle east and controversy on capitol hill but house speaker mike johnson says israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will soon address a joint session of congress many ha

. >> sunday on "q&a," we sat down with two world war ii vs, former u.s. navycer steve ellis and formerarmy air force between for navigator -- b-24 navigator to talk about their experiences during the war. >> we were on our way to the invasion in the philippines. the convoy was under constant attack from the japanese day and night. and i looked up, and there was one coming right at us. and out of range, so i waited a few seconds and then i gave order to fire. i never seen them coming. i wonder if we are going to get that sound. didn't feel any rush. just a very calm thing. we got that sucker. >> on the bomb run, that is when the antiaircraft fire from the japanese starts to get close. and on the dangerous missions, the

to a floating platform, a couple miles off the shore of gaza where it is then loaded onto smaller u.s. navyoating pier that's attached to the shore in gaza. it's supposed to be handed over to the u.n. and local aid groups to bring it to those who really need it. >> important reporting, thank you. >>> turning to an nbc news exclusive, a group of top border officials are under new scrutiny over their ties to a wealthy businessman along the southern border. the home lance security inspector general as well as cbp's aufgs of professional responsibility are investigating whether the the chief jason owens have -- security correspondent julia ainsley joins us now. first off, explain to us who is eduardo garza and what are these border patrol officials accused of doing? >> eduardo garza has a ranch in laredo, texas, as well as properties in mexico, and he is in the import/export business, according to his company's website they advise clients who do international cross-border trade on things like tariffs and the best places where they can do trading, and go across these borders. he's someone who st

use somecrn salacious evidence in the person's criminaall next month, including references to his u.s. navyineor related perhaps, and the child support for his out of wedlock daughter in arkansas. fox news has previously reported that prosecutors plan to usens portions of his bookopn and his laptop, includinclg photos, to convince a jury that the first son is guilty mae of making false statements on a federal form when he bought a revolverr back back in 2018 we actively using narcotics. judge noreika says that wise'sn team has to show that hunterwas biden waads addicted to drugs, but not necessarily using drugs. the day he boughght thatt gun. s for his part, hunter biden has pleaded not guilty to the chargeilty to s. >> w jury selection. kelly begins on june the third.a we'll be watching it very carefully. but for now, back to youck. >> and they could use information from the laptop. i thought the laptop wasit w disinformation. >> 50 one people said it wasn't real . apparently, it's real. a lot of egg on a lot of faces in the media. kevis bet.pres >> well, president biden yesterday held a r

in 1940 johnny joined the u.s. navy and was later assigned to serve aboard the u.s.s. oklahoma. he was aboard the ship on the fateful day of december 7, 1941. when our country was attacked by japanese aircraft. unfortunately, johnny was one of the 2400 -- 2403 americans who died at pearl harbor that day. he was awarded several medals posthumously including a purple heart for paying the ultimate sacrifice. out of the 429 crewmen aboard the ship, the central identification laboratory was only able to identify 35 of the 429. this mystery seemed like it would never be solved. but in july 2019, johnnie laurie's remains were identified and he was finally able to return to his home state of alabama to receive a proper hero's welcome. he is now buried at the alabama national cemetery in month bellow -- montebello, alabama. his brother finishes -- continues to attend ceremonies to honor the sacrifices of the fallen heroes and that they're never ever forgotten. for many of our heroes, the desire to serve began at an early age. that is the case of lance corporal thomas rivers jr. of hoover