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and my response was, but wouldn't that also hurt the united states navy? re right. i can't help china without hurting the united states navy. >> how come that conversation wasn't recorded? >> well, a lot of different reasons. the first reason was we were doing it in a prison. and when we went over there, we never expected him to talk. and it was not policy to record all of our interviews. it just wasn't our method of operation. when chi mak finally confessed to me that he had been passing information to china. part of me was delighted, this was a break through, and now he was telling me the truth. part of me was angry, pissed because he was putting sailors into a really vulnerable position only to satisfy his own ego, only to get the gratification to talk to people about the work he had done. he had no regard for the safety and security. >> once we made the arrest of chi mak and his family, then it was a waiting period. and it wasn't until a year and a half later that we went to trial. but we were going to dot every i and cross every t to make sure there we

uniform i have taken the oath to the constitution 11 times the 1st time when i was sworn into the united states navy in 1974 and 9 times during my subsequent promotions in the united states navy most recently former director dan coats administered the oath of office last december when i became the director of the national counterterrorism center. i agree with you the oath is sacred it's the foundation of our constitution the oath to me not only that i swear a true faith and allegiance to that sacred document but more importantly i view it as a covenant i have with my workforce that i lead and every american that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of my office i come from a long line of public servants who stepped forward even in the most difficult times that austere times to support and defend our country when i took my uniform off in july of 2010 it was the 1st time in 70 years that an immediate member of my family was not were in the cloth of the nation as a naval special warfare officer i had the honor of commanding get every level in this field community it was at times very demandi

the first time when i was sworn into the united states navy in 1974 and nine times during my subsequent promotions in the united states navy. former director dan coats administered the oath of office last december when i became the director of the national counterterrorism center. i agree with you. the oath is sacred. it's the foundation of our constitution. the oath to me means not only that i swear true faith and allegiance to that sacred document, but more importantly i view it as a covenant i have with my work force that i lead and every american that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of my office. i come from a long line of public servants who have stepped forward even in the most difficult times and austere times to support and defend our country. when i took my uniform off in july of 2010, it was the first time in 70 years that an immediate member of my family was not wearing the cloth of the nation. as a naval special warfare officer, i had the honor of commanding at every level in the community. it was at times very demanding. but the rewards of serving in america

specifically trained in sexual solved any report of a sexual assault is fully investigated in the united states navy they didn't take care of it for a year and a half they were tracking down witnesses they had all the students there and they could walk them down and say hey you're only hold targets a statement. and i didn't you know went through 3 investigators it was like ok i'm giving this case that's what it's sort of oh and i'm giving this case i'm going to take care of it oh well this is really want to really want to deal with it females would come up to their commanders or their and ceo's and say that they were either sexually assaulted or abused and i don't think it was taken seriously i think a lot of times a cursory investigation was done and they were basically told to just suck it up a member bring in a young service member been brutally raped and bring her in to see or command and try to make sure that this girl was take care properly and this idiot. towards top crocus built milk out of time and the credibility of the witness was called into account had the potential victim had she made

have taken the oath to the constitution 11 times, the first time when i was sworn into the united states navy in 1974 and nine times during my subsequent promotions in the united states navy. most recently, former director dan coats administered the oath last december when i became the director of the national ter-temnter. i agree with you, the oath is sacred. it's a foundation of our constitution. the oath to me means not only that i swear a true faith and allegiance to that sacred document, but more importantly, i view it as a kcovenant with m workforce that i lead and every american that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of my office. i come from a long line of public servants who step forward even in the most difficult times and austere times to support and defend our country. when i took my uniform off in july of 2010, it was the first time in 70 years that an immediate member of my family was not wearing the cloth of the nation. as a naval special ware fafare officer, i commanded the every level in the community. it was at times very demanding but the rewards of serving in

the first time when i was sworn into the united states navy in 1974 and nine times during my subsequent promotions in the united states navy. most recently, former director dan coats administered the onat of office. i agree with you, the oath is sacred. it's a foundation of our constitution. the oath to me means not only that i swear a true faith and allegiance to that sacred document but more importantly i view it as a covenant i have with my work force that i lead and every american that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of my office. i come from a long line of publicer er ier i er iservants forward to defend our country. when i took my uniform off in jewel july of 2010, it was the first time in 70 years that a member of my family was not wearing the cloth of the nation. as a navy special warfare officer, i had the honor of commanding at every level. it was very demanding. the rewards of serving in america's special operations community more than make up for the demands. after my retirement, i was fortunate to work for a great private sector firm. i left the business wor

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the first time when i was sworn into the united states navy in 1974, and nine times during my subsequent promotions in the united states navy. most recently former director dan coats administered the oath of office last december when i became the director of the national counterterrorism nter. i agree with you. the oath is sacred. it's a foundation of our constitution. the oath to me means not only that i swear a truth faith and allegiance to that sacred document but more importantly i view it as a covenant i have with my work force that i lead and every american that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of my office. i come from a long line of public servants who have stepped forward even in the most difficult and austere times to support and defend our country. when i took my uniform off in july of 2010 it was the first time in 70 years that an immediate member of my family was not wearing the cloth of the nation. as a naval special warfare officer i had the honor of commanding at every level in the s.e.a.l. community. it was at times very demanding. but the rewards of servi

the first time when i was sworn in to the united states navy in 1974, and nine times through my subsequent promotions in the united states navy. most recently former director dan coats administered the oath of office last december when i became the director of the national counterterrorism center. i agree with you. the oath is sacred. it's a foundation of our constitution. the oath, to me, means not only that i swear true faith and allegiance to that sacred document but more importantly i view it as a covenant i have with my workforce, that i lead, and every american, that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of my office. i come from a long line of public servants who have stepped forward even in the most difficult times, in austere times, to support and defend our country. when i took my uniform off in july of 2010 it was the first time in 70 years that an immediate member of my family was not wearing the cloth of the nation. as an able special warfare officer i had the honor of commanding at every level in the seal community. it was at times very demanding. but the rewards of

i will soon be the father-in-law of a united states navy pilot. want to say thank you for standing with this president and rebuilding the military and the united states of america. we have increased military spending by the largest amount since the days of ronald reagan. we restore the arsenal of democracy. [applause] with that renewed american strength, america is respected in the world again. we see states like north korea coming to the table to discuss peace. it is not about security and common defense. it is about reviving this economy. the most powerful economy and the history of the world had only grown by less than 2%. because of house republicans in that majority in the last two years, we were able to cut more federal red tape in two years than any administration in american history. we unleash the american energy. exporter of net energy for the first time in 70 years. board taxes across the for working families and businesses. we created 6.3 million new jobs all across this country. [applause] you see the progress we have made. unemploymen

as the hurricane heads in, the ships sail out — the united states navy moving away from the storm's pathe caribbean. we are moving as many possible. still, there are many residents who are refusing to move. we send this final plea asking them to kindly move themselves to safer ground. the caribbean and the southern states are ready for the wind, rain and storm surges. the region is more than used to severe weather. all that's left now is to hang tight and be hopeful. some flights to and from the uk are facing delays because of problems affecting french air traffic control. british airways said an "outage" had affected flights travelling through french and spanish airspace. easyjet tweeted that it was experiencing disruption due to a "partial failure of french air traffic control systems". let's talk to travel expert simon calder, who's keeping an eye on this disruption. the optimistic amongst us might have thought, this summer has passed, school has started again this week, it will ease off, yet there is a sting in the tail. let's put today in context. this is one of the busiest days of

the united states navy moving away from the storm's path. it isa moving away from the storm's path.ibbean. we are moving as many possible. still, there are many residents who are refusing to move. we sent this final plea asking them to kindly move themselves to safer ground. the caribbean and the southern states are ready for the wind, rain and storm surges. the region is more than use to severe weather. all that is left now is to hang tight and be hopeful. let's take a look at some more of today's top stories. figures compiled by the bbc show that more migrants crossed the english channel in small boats to enter the uk in august than any other month on record. the home office says 66 people made the journey yesterday alone. home secretary priti patel met her french counterpart in paris on thursday to discuss a joint response to the rise in crossings. elections in two states in eastern germany are set to yield a surge in support for the far right. angela merkel‘s christian democrats are expected to lose support to the far—right alternative fordeutschland party in brandenburg and sax

as the hurricane heads in, the ships sail out — the united states navy moving away from the storm's pathit's a similar message for communities in the caribbean. we are moving as many possible. still, there are many residents who are refusing to move. we send this final plea asking them to kindly move themselves to safer ground. the caribbean and the southern states are ready for the wind, rain and storm surges. the region is more than used to severe weather. all that's left now is to hang tight and be hopeful. pope francis has had to apologise for arriving late for his weekly address to crowds in saint peter's square — for a slightly unusual reason. he told crowds at the vatican this morning that he'd been stuck in an elevator for 25 minutes and had to freed by firefighters. apparently there had been a power outage as he was making his way up in the lift... now it's time for a look at the weather with ben. hello. it is the first day of september. the first day of autumn as far as meteorologists are concerned and so it seems apt that there is quite a cool fail that there is quite a cool f

as the hurricane heads in, the ships sail out — the united states navy moving away from the storm's path refusing to move. we send this final plea asking them to kindly move themselves to safer ground. the caribbean and the southern states are ready for the wind, rain and storm surges. the region is more than used to severe weather. all that's left now is to hang tight and be hopeful. pope francis has had to apologise for arriving late for his weekly address to crowds in saint peter's square — for a slightly unusual reason. he told crowds

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united states marine. and i'll soon be the father-in-law of a united states navy pilot. i want to say thank you for standing with this president in rebuilding the military of the united states of america. we've increased military spending in this country already by the largest amount since the days of ronald reagan. we've restored the arsenal of democracy. and with that renewed american strength, america is respected in the world again. it's our allies are doing more than ever before in our common defense. and we've seen even rogue states like north korea coming to the table to begin discussions about achieving peace. and that's because we all know, as republicans, what this president knows, that peace can only be achieved through strength. but it wasn't just about security and the common defense, but it was also about reviving this economy. it's amazing to think, the last eight years, the most powerful economy in the history of the world had only grown by less than 2 percent. but because of house republicans and that majority in the last two years, we were able to cut m

remember robert slagel who was celebrating his recent promotion to the rank of commander in the united states navy and was still settling into his new office at the pentagon when the plane struck. we remember steven ward of gorham, who was working on the 101st floor of the north tower that terrible morning. on this solemn anniversary, we join all americans in remembering the nearly 3000 people who lost their lives that day, lives of accomplishment, contribution, and promise. each lost wounded hearts of family and friends who can never be fully healed and we honor the heroes of that day. we still are moved by the selfless courage of men and women on flight 93 who wrestled that plane to the ground in pennsylvania, sacrificing their lives so that others might live. we are inspired by the firefighters, e.m.s. personnel and police officers at the world trade center who continued to climb upwards to rescue those who were in peril even as the twin towers were tumbling down. the new york city fire department alone lost 343 firefighters who responded to the attacks. we pay tribute today and every day to th

. >>> the united states navy has launched an investigation after three more sailors aboard the aircraftok their own lives this month. that makes four from one ship this year, and there are many more throughout the navy. jeff pegues reports. >> reporter: according to investigors, on september 19th, 38-year-old james shelton was discovered in his vehicle, dead from an apparent gunshot wound. 19-year-old ethan stuart took his life on the very same day. five days earlier, sailor vincent forline's death was also ruled a suicide. all three served on the aircraft carrier uss george h.w. bush based in norfolk, virginia. james shelton's wife jennifer said she thought he beat his depression. >> i know it felt dark where he was, but he was so close to getting better. >> reporter: the navy said the suicides, which didn't happen on the ship, were not connected. the ship's commanding officer said there is never any stigma or repercussion from seeking help. still, jennifer shelton said her husband was afraid he'd lose his job if he revealed his illness. >> as father of six, he needed every dollar that

the first time when i was sworn into the united states, and nine times in my promotions in the united states navy. most recently former director dan coats administered the oath of office when i became the director of the national counter terrorism center. the oath is sacred. it is a foundation of our constitution. the oath to me means not only that i swear a true faith and allegiance to that sacred document, but i view it as a co covenant with my workforce they lead and every american that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of my office. i come from a long line of public servants that come forward to protect our country. when i took my uniform off it was the first time in 70 years that an immediate member of my family was not wearing a uniform. it was at times very demanding. but the rewards in serving in america's special operations community more than make up for the demands. after my retirement, i was fortunate to work for a great private sector firm. i left the business world after three years to lead a nonprofit company. some ask why i would do that, but the answer was simple. i

the united states navy is told to stop patrols in disputed territory in the south china sea and pentagonfficial later testified there was almost a 4 year pause. it was senator john mccain made this public. the second thing that happened is a lot of pressure from the senate to select 16 jet fighters to taiwan which donald trump is now approved. that was all stopped under president obama and vice president biden. it is kind of strange, these transactions take place and you can see a softer policy toward china. is there a conversation or transcript or some hard evidence, i very much doubt it at this point but the media would have to look into it to find out. >> some optics and questions that need to be explained. we watch and see as the vice president says there is no there there. any additional digging when peter schweitzer starts reporting and digging there may be more to this. >> may be good news for elizabeth warren too. >> michael pillsbury, always enjoy you coming to see us, thanks for coming in. fireworks on capitol hill over guns and whether democrats will back confiscation. this wo

rely on the united states navy going up and down the mississippi river, right? good, short, secure lines of supply. army of the e cumberland? the forward base is nashville is 30 miles northwest of murfreesboro. you can supply in through the can be nd river, but it very fickle, shall we say. because of the shoals just downstream from the get of nashville, you can't steamers up as best you can. the option of the louisville nashville radio which parallels interstate 65 and at nashville, picks up the nashville and chattanooga arrest paralleled by interstate 24. you can see it marked on your map. everything you are going to need are going to ride the rails, the single track railroad. now, once you leave louisville, between louisville and at ville, that 183 miles best you are going through neutral territory, even though voted to remain loyal to the united states, it at best neutral territory. made a career at this cutting that railroad. ou know how much that railroad was fully operation, seven months, 12 days. five full months of that 12-month period, that railroad wa

in 1906 what was left of the city was saved by a portable water supply system known as united states navy. five ships docked on the embarcadero at 5:00 on april 19, 1906 everything for the next 36 hours they pumped 80 million-gallons of saltwater. they ran a hose line up vanness to stop the fire from spreading. they saved the water front crucial to the rebuilding of san francisco. in 1989, october 11, the san francisco fire department deployed and tested the first time a portable water supply system that saved the city again because they had not stopped the fire in the marina we might not be having this conversation. one of the strongest recommendations you folks responded to and i commend you for that was to acknowledge the value of that system. i believe it was in 2011 the chief recommended 40 containers, metal with a portable water supply system. this is the cheapest most flexible, most eflecttive water supply system any city could have. no other system i don't care how much you strengthen it is invulnerable to the movement of the ground. i must tell you, i take great um bridge that we

amendment to the treasure island land and structures master lease between the authority and the united states navy to extend the term. >> president tsen: any items the board would like to pull off? all those in favor? opposed? the ayes have it. next item. item number 7. resolution authorizing and approving revisions to the clipper cove rules and regulations. >> peter who managed the activities in the cove will present on this item. >> for the record, peter sommerville, tida staff. i'll give you a background on the rules and regulations and present the revisions. 2009, san francisco board of supervisors enacted an ordinance creating section 1.1 of the supervisor police code which designated clipper cove as a special use area for creating and enforcing rules and regulations and issuing and enforcing an anchorage permit program. ahead of 2009, clipper cove had a similar reputation as richardson bay for those of you familiar. a lot of anchor outside, a lot of abandoned vessels and potential for water quality issues. sunken vessels, we dealt with several of those, et cetera. following up on the police

for the government to sort this out, but they have started with the assistance, permanent the united states, navy, u.s. customs, and, of course, the coast guard. >> reporter: kerry sanders, our nbc news correspondent. kerry sanders there in the bahamas. thank you for reporting. we do this for many reasons, one of which to show those who might help, those like the individual, the resident that was walking barefoot to get clothes for his children. this is part of why we tell stories like this. kerry sanders, thank you syrup. i know we'll be talking to you over the coming hours and days. if you would like to help the bahamas and those who are trying to find some sort of help to get out of the bahamas or for their home, these are some of the resources, the american red cross, the salvation army, and team rubicon. see you back here at 6:00 eastern. for now i turn it over to reverend al sharpton and "politicsnation." >>> good evening and welcome to "politicsnation." tonight's lead, presidential pajama party. this evening there are questions over a potential convict of interest involving president trump

they can rely on the united states navy going up and down the mississippi river, right? good, short, secure lines of supply. what about the army of the cumberland? the army of the cumberland's forward base in nashville, 30 miles northwest of murfreesboro, you can supply in through the cumberland river, but the cumberland river can be very fickle, shall we say. there are times where, because of the shoals just downstream from the city of nashville, you get steamers up as well as you can. you have the option of the railroad --ational the louisville-nashville railroad, which parallels interstate 65 and at nashville, nashville and chattanooga and the rest is paralleled by interstate 24. you can see it marked on your map. basically everything you are going to need are going to ride the rails, the single track railroad. now, once you leave louisville, between louisville and nashville, that 183 miles, at best you are going through neutral territory, even though kentucky has voted to remain loyal to the united states. it is at best neutral territory. john morgan has made a caree

with this announcement by the united states navy, what has changed in what is different now that theyssing a tipping point. you see, the burden of proof used to be on the believers to prove that ufos are real. now the burden of proof has shifted to the government and the military to prove that they are not real. but the evidence is overwhelming. we have all this information from u.s. navy pilots. we now have metrics. we can actually measure how fast they travel, how high they are. what kinds of century if i can call forces they can experience. science, remember, are based on things that are testable. reproducible, and falsifiable. now we have testable information. a game changer. >> tucker: so given what we know about their physical behavior, about the physics involved in the way these aircraft fly, what do you think the chances are they were created by human beings? >> i think there is only two alternatives left now. one is perhaps they are hypersonic drone vehicles. after all, the russians, the chinese, and the u.s. are experimenting with hypersonic drones that can travel between 5

for the government to sort this out, but they have started with the assistance, permanent the united states, navyoms, and, of course, the coast guard. >> reporter: kerry sanders, our nbc news correspondent. kerry sanders there in the bahamas. thank you for reporting. we do this for many reasons, one of which to show those who might help, those like the individual, the resident that was walking barefoot to get clothes for his children. this is part of why we tell stories like this. kerry sanders, thank you syrup. i know we'll be talking to you over the coming hours and days. if you would like to help the bahamas and those who are trying to find some sort of help to get out of the bahamas or for their home, these are some of the resources, the american red cross, the salvation army, and team rubicon. see you back here at 6:00

the united states navy just con firmed to us that these three videos posted online and claim to show include footage of what the navy calls unidentified aerial phenomenon. so uaps, not ufos. but you get the picture. a navy spokesman says that the three video, one from 2004 and two from 2015, show, quote, incursions into our military training ranges, they are targeting our military site, folks. so whatever they are, they have been here for more than a decade. anyway, the navy made this announcement at the perfect time. leaders from around the world will be gathering next week at the u.n. general assembly. it is the perfect time for them to discuss our united strategy to combat annen vags fr invasio distant planet. this is not even the first time the subject itself has been discussed in the hallowed halls of the united nations. >> perhaps we need some outside universal threat to make us recognize this common bond. i occasionally think how quickly our differences worldwide would vanish if we were facing an alien threat from outside this world. and yet i ask you, is not an alien force al