. >>> the us navy tonight says it will not bill carnival for the time and effort spend delivering food and other supplies. the uss ronald reagan made the trips. it cost about $1 million a day. but the navy said they were training in the area any way and they were just following marine time law. >>> and chief meteorologist bill martin is putting together our forecast. >>> and the struggle for bay area veterans both >> a group gathered in lafayette tonight to pay tribute to u.s. veterans on this veteran's day. the crosses of lafayette crosses were started two years ago. it recognizes service members who were killed in iraq and afghanistan. the white crosses represent the 5,800 troops killed. >>> veterans return home alienating family members, hitting homelessness and doing drugs. >> reporter: for some people veterans day is one day, for the crowd that gathered here tonight at the grand hyatt hotel in downtown san francisco, veterans day is every day, it is 365 days a year. tonight a ballroom filled with pride and purple hearts. with veterans and memories of time served. >> dreaming about

. >>> the us navy tonight says it will not bill carnival for the time and effort spend delivering food and other supplies. the uss ronald reagan made the trips. it cost about $1 million a day. but the navy said they were training in the area any way and they were just following marine time law. >>> and chief meteorologist bill martin is putting together our forecast. >>> and the struggle for bay area veterans both young and old. >>> he if finished first, but today don perrata conceded to the woman who finished second in the race to become oakland mayor. >> a group gathered in lafayette tonight to pay tribute to u.s. veterans on this veteran's day. the crosses of lafayette crosses were started two years ago. it recognizes service members who were killed in iraq and afghanistan. the white crosses represent the 5,800 troops killed. >>> veterans return home alienating family members, hitting homelessness and doing drugs. >> reporter: for some people veterans day is one day, for the crowd that gathered here tonight at the grand hyatt hotel in downtown san francisco, veterans day is every da

. >> reporter: the former commander of the us navy's sixth fleet says he can't believe this was an accidentalh from a navy ship or submarine. >> i just can't conceive of an example where it could be just done by sheer accident, because there's never just a one-man push the button operation. there are always at least a couple people involved as a fail-safe. >> tonight we're still trying to figure out what it was. >> reporter: the mystery missile sighting is leading newscast and is making newspaper and website headlines across the country. >> this is a contrail from an airplane and it looks very much like a missile. >> reporter: sam magrone says conspiracy debunkers say the most plausible explanation is that this is a jet plane and its contrail distorted by atmospherics. >>, i mean, you'd like to know what it is right. >> absolutely, it's been driving me nuts all day. >> wow so this is a complete mystery. >> right now it is, laura. the faa recorded some images in the california area and say they couldn't pick up anything they couldn't identify so it's a mystery to the faa and they apparently di

navy has been ordered to reduce the use of sewnar. the national oceanic association says navy ships must use spotters to warn commanders when dolphins come too close. they will conduct more training exercises off the coast from northern california to the state of washington. >>> turning our thoughts to weather our chief meteorologist is here. how long is the rain going to go? >> it's going to continue throughout the evening hours and has hit afternoon commuters. i'll show you what we have. and i think the computer model nailed the forecast. right now i have showers just outside of milpedis. i have rainfall accumulations up to about .1 in heaviest locations and this is light drizzle, light showers, not a big deal, but you know, if you have to commute, it will be a little bit wet on the road ways of what's happening tonight. it will be cool in the morning, clearing tomorrow, and then warming and drying or warmer and drier, as we roll into the weekend. this morning there was a frost advisory. tomorrow morning temperatures will be a little

. >> ...four us navy sailors were relentlessly questioned about a brutal crime... >> you were going to rape michelle bosko. is that true? >> ...over and over... >> you don't recall what happened to the knife? >> ...hour after hour. >> i'll show you another picture and ask if you can identify this female. >> dan grabbed her around the mouth so she couldn't scream. >> one by one, eventually, they all confessed. >> dan was about to start raping her. >> dan was the first to have intercourse with her. i was the second. eric was third. >> i noticed that dan and joe were getting really rough. >> jeff went, grabbed the knife from the kitchen. >> do you remember your exact words at that point? >> "just go ahead and stab the bitch." >> based on these confessions, the jury found them guilty. >> is this the truth that you're telling us now? >> yes, it is. >> but were they telling the truth? tonight on frontline: "the confessions." >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major funding is pro

and then on the top of her eye we used a navy eye liner.a friend told me, a makeup artist said, it's like clorox ii for your eyeballs. makes everything look whiter and brighter. >> why not black? >> black can be a little bit harsh. it's a really severe color, maybe. a little bit softer but still a neutral that everyone is comfortable with. >> thank you, linda. edie is going to show us how some things that don't cost any money, because most of them can help us look younger. first of all milk. you can use milk compresses? >> as we get older our skin gets more dry and sensitive. a milk compress with its natural lactic acid is very soothing. once a week, take a washcloth, dip it in the milk, wring it out, and apply it to your skin. >> how long do you leave it on there? >> as soon as it starts to lose its coolness, which is also helping with the irritation, you can take it off. >> and then a lot of women complain about age spots as they age on their hands. edie, may i borrow your hand. show us what we can do with lemons. >> lemons are a natural

among the many chains open today are walmart, kmart, sears, toys "r" us and old navy. stores will also be opening extra early on friday, especially walmart, which is hosting midnight events. >>> a massive, new crackdown on suspected insider trading on wall street has resulted in its very first arrest. consulting firm executive, don chu, is accused of tipping off hedge fund managers about corporate earnings before they became public. three hedge funds were raided as part of the investigation. >>> overseas stocks are rising this morning, following a big day on wall street. investors are encouraged by hopeful signs the u.s. economy is improving. tokyo's nikkei average, meanwhile, gained 0.5% today. hong kong's hang seng is higher. in london, the ftse opened higher. and on wall street, the dow surged 150 points yesterday. the nasdaq, meanwhile, jumped 48 points. >>> when the chevy volt hits showrooms next month, it may cause some confusion for potential buyers. it will have three mileage ratings on the sticker. now, according to government tests, the electric car gets 93 m

the navy says "it wasn't us," and norad that handles aerospace defense, does not know specifics. the pentagon spokesman claims he has "no knowledge whatever," of what happened. that is what they are telling us. a show of force with the president overseas? an accidental launch from a submarine? or a russian submarine? 5 miles off los angeles? somebody knows. whoever launched it has to know. right now we don't know. and now a source tells our reporter "it is, in fact, a missile. the u.s. government knows where it came from," and our source believes it may have come from a submarine, classified. and now our national correspondent at the pentagon. are there missile test facilities in that area? >> there is an air force base 100 miles from los angeles and is a missile test facility but they say they did not launch. and a naval air station closer to los angeles. they say they didn't do it. but norad is saying someone clearly knows. and they are getting closer to finding out what happened. and they expect to tell us before not too long. so we may find out in a matter of hours what the e

goats are us was hired to do the same thing here at the former navy base which may be converted into housing and shopping center. when animal control officers showed up october 2nd they smelled rotting flesh in a court yard of this sprawling 167 acre sit site. >> there were multiple dead goat on scene and various stages of decomposition everywhere from skeleton to new goat. when i arrived we counted total of 10 goats that had died there and we also impounded 4 goats that were very, very sick. >>reporter: webb says about 60 goat were in the court yard all very hungry. >> many of the animals were sick with parasites. new money yeah. other diseases. >>reporter: oakland zoo curator were brought in. prosecutor matt says even though were affected by what they saw. >> they were quite shocked at the level of the health of the goats and the conditions. condition that the goats were in. >>reporter: police arrested the man who owns the business with his wife. he was charged with animal abuse and neglect. l one of the herder was l arrested and charged with abuse and neglect. the animal services

everything you want to know about electronic intelligence, ripple, spy flights, submarines and use of navy ships, for collecting electronic signals, that all ended up out of the book as well. i'm going to have to do a separate book just on that subject all to itself. the biggest problem that i faced, and i'm facing right now, inviting the obama book is how do you talk about the craft of intelligence as an outsider without compromising ongoing operations? and one of the problems that i faced in writing "the secret sentry," especially the chapters for 9/11 or post-9/11 is that i ended up knowing, i was told a lot more than i could reasonably put in print and not expect a federal grand jury to hand down an indictment. and i, so like many responsible journalist, there are others, but like a few responsible journalists who do write about intelligence, i ended up self editing a lot of the material. the codeword for the domestic eavesdropping program, what does it tell you? if i was to put it in a book, yes, the "new york times" or the "washington post" would lead to the feet and published the fa

everything you want to know what electronic intelligence, peripherals, submarines, use of navy ships for collecting electronic signals that all ended up out of the book as well. i am going to have to separate book on that as well. the biggest problem that i face though, and i'm teasing it right now in writing my obama book is how do you talk about the craft of intelligence as an outsider without compromising on the operations? and one of the problems we faced in writing the secret century especially the chapters four 9/11 or post negative lesson is that i ended up knowing -- i was told a lot more than i could put in print and not expect a federal grand jury in alexandria to hand down an indictment, so like many responsible journalists, there are others, but like the few responsible journalists who do write about intelligence i ended up self editing a lot of the material, the code words for the domestic eavesdropping programs, what does it tell you? if i was to put it in a book yes, "the new york times" and "washington post" would lead to their feet and publish the code words from the

they found hundreds of other goats grazing on a hillside at the former navy base. web tells usappeared to be healthy. goats are us did not return our calls. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> 4:50 now. the holiday season is here and nonprofit groups are reaching out for your help. the smart tan house is looking for new or gently used bicycles. they also need new helmets. >> the number of requests exceeds the bicycles we have. this year we've had even more amount than last year. >> the samaritan house program also provides food. it reaches more than 4500 low income community members every year. half had children. >> i didn't know they were taking bikes, too. that's good to know. >> it is good to know. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. not quite as cold. >> no, but still frost out there. all due to the next weather system that could swipe the north bay with rain tomorrow. today just the high clouds. a beautiful picture from mount tamalpais, sausalito in the foreground, san francisco on the background and possibly even fremont at the top of your screen in the extreme background. let'

goats are us was hired to do the same thing here in this former navy base. when animal control showed up october 2, they smelled rotting flesh in a courtyard of the sprawling 167 acre site. >> there were dead goats on the scene. and in various stages of dekporp sigs. when i arrived we counted 10 goats had perished there. and we impounded four goats that were very, very sick. >> web says about 60 goats were hungry oom were sick with parasites and other disease autos oakland zoo cure rateors were brought n prosecutor said they were affected by what they saw. >> they were shocked at the level of health of the goats and the condition they were in. >> the owner was charged with animal abuse and neglect. now one of his herders was arrested and charged with abuse and neglect. the only services officers also found hundreds of other goats grazing on a hillside in this former navy base. web tells us they appeared healthy. goats are us did not return our calls today. >> and there is students returned to school finding thieves broke into the school and it seems the thie

a climate service, i believe, would be very useful for the navy. it provides, almost hate the phrase, but a one-stop shop, if you will, or at least a source of both coherent and authoritative data. it would be ideally staffed by people who would be conversant with those data as well as, of course, machine to machine ways of pulling these. we have lots of different places with very good quality that produce various types of climate models, national centers for atmospheric research, department of energy has some tremendous programs, academia, etc. as the dod i do not want to replicate or duplicate. we cannot spend our taxpayers' dollars doing things that have already been done well, but i need access. >> but you need that data. >> but i need access, and i need to be able to get it without sort of the hunt and peck method or whatever we call google now on the hunted. back when you and i were growing up, it would be hunt and peck. >> yeah. [laughter] >> so having that, you know, probably in one agency, i know noaa has looked at this and, you know, that

the navy says it wasn't us.northern command says there is no foreign threat to america right now. steve centanni has more from the pentagon. what do we know? >> reporter: we don't know a lot. we are checking into it. the pentagon has not given us a definitive explanation for this giant contrail that appeared to be the launching of a missile off the coast of california. it had all the earmarks of a large missile being launched. but the pentagon says they don't know who launched it or why or from where. there are per test missiles at vandenberg, they say it wasn't there. and the norad, the northern air defense organization says they are checking to see what it was. they put out this statement. at this time we are unable to provide specific details. but we are working to determine the exact nature of this event. we can confirm there is no indication of any threats to our nation. now, of course there could be the possibility of an accidental launch of a missile from a navy ship or navy submarine. but the navy denies

other stores open for business today include kmart, old navy and toys "r" us. >>> well, traders are thankful for a fresh batch of encouraging economic news. applications for unemployment benefits are at their lowest level in about two years, incomes grew and consumers are spending more, but the housing market is not improving. new home sales fell 8% last month to a near record low. still, stocks managed to climb and the dow rose 151 points. the nasdaq was up 48. >>> in europe, more anger and fear over the debt crisis this week. striking workers shut down much of portugal. ireland proposed its deepest budget cuts in history while italian and british students clashed with police over education cuts. >>> u.s. drivers are getting a tiny break at the pump this thanksgiving. according to aaa, the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded is $2.86. that's 2 cents lower than last week but still 23 cents higher than a year ago. that's your "money watch." for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christophorous. >>> just ahead on the "morning news" on this thanksgiving day,

navy base. webb tells us they all appe goats are us did not return our calls today.this is abc 7 news. >> security procedures are under scrutiny in santa cruz tonight after an inmate escaped with a gun. he's now in custody. santa cruz sheriff's department says maurice this man grabbed a female guard taser and gun and then fought with a deputy at the hospital where he was taken for medical procedure. allen is live for us tonight in santa cruz to take us through exactly how this happened. allen? >> yes dan. the scanning machine here at the mri center at the domestic hop is especially a join anti-magnet so all met hall has to be removed. at 11:30 this morning the santa cruz county sheriff's deputy was putting those shackles back on the 6 foot 7 inch 275 pound inmate. that's when he punched her then he tried to escape. the deputy fought with 24-year-old maurice anes worth who bit her then ran out into the parking lot. deputy chased him and fought him again but this time he grabbed her taser and shot shocked her then grabbed her 40 caliber semi-automatic handgun and ran a

-z the navy has been told -- >>> the navy has been told to reduce their use of sonar technology. the atmospheric administration released those guidelines today. the navy announced this summer that it'll be carrying out more training exercises off the north western coast. >>> the u.s. commission on the gulf oil spill found no smoking gun on issue. >> so i can't tell you why they continued step after step after step to miss the point. to not go into high alert, to not go shut her down, we don't know what's going on here, we have to get this figured out. i can't tell you that. but i can tell you that there is continued pressure to move forward, make progress, get her done. >> reporter: 11 people died in the explosion that spilled millions of the gallons of oil into the gulf. >>> for the first time a federal court will decide if what someone says on facebook can get them fired. it's going to happen and what it could mean for millions of the facebook users. >>> and some big names and a lot of aspiring stars gather in the bay area for secret american idol call backs. >>> new at 6:00, we

the women used the embezzled money at gas stations, jc penny and old navy and rented movies from net flix. the oak grove school district will seek to get $30,000 back. >> both women will face charges on december 16th. >>> a big storm headed for us. in the sierra they are prepping for a starting snow dump. it is already skiing at ski resorts. >> happy about that. get some real snow. >> they're never ready, but i'm ready. >> the best time to head to the mountains will be friday. if you are heading to the sierra, the earlier you leave the better. >> we are tracking this storm. it is positioned in the northwest. we are feeling the impacts from monday when we had record-setting temperatures in low to mid 80s to today where temperatures drop to the 50s and 60s. we follow this south in the next 72 hours. prompting our winter storm warning, one to three feet of snow and winds 40 to 60 miles an hour. friday, saturday and sunday, some of the coldest air of the season will be arriving. not only that but rain and isolated thunderstorms and snow that could go as low as 3,000 feet. more on timeline

were just coming out of life sure we did this that they had inordinate about of powers or navy i believe worth of us. all right gentlemen and lady we've run out of time many thanks to my guests today in new york and in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching as you are to see you next time and remember cross talk things. still. leaders of the g. twenty nations try to agree to try and avoid deliberate currency devaluations at all out warfare but doubts remain over whether they'll stay there were. a newspaper names the senior russian intelligence chief it says blew the cover of eleven agents involved in the biggest spy bust since the cold war ended. and israel forces approach me and charities underground after accusing a number of that of having links to terror. it's two am in the russian capital good to be with you here on r t our top story attempts by the world's richest countries to revive the global economy have seen them agree to steer clear of currency wars a meeting of the g twenty saw a pledge to avoid deliberate devaluations as a means of boosting exports an issue which has seen ten

navy also helping out using helicopters to deliver boxes of food. this is not what the tourists had in mind. >> that's not the midnight buffet right there in that box. >> rescue coming just in time for the splendor's 4500 passengers. they have not had air conditioning or running water since the ship lost power on monday. >> elizabeth smart returns to the witness stand today testifying for the third time against her kidnapper brian david mitchell. yesterday, smart told jurors that mitchell threatened to kill her family if she tried to escape and talked about a foiled attempt to kidnap two other girls. the self-proclaimed prophet is not a criminal but a religious zealot plagued by mental illness. today, the state of alaska begins checking and counting 85,000 write-in ballots who determine who will win the senate race. republican joe miller had filed a lawsuit trying to belong in any write-in ballots that have a candidate's name misspelled even slightly. if he gets his way, that could spell trouble for incumbents lisa murkowski who waged a fierce write

maryland teams have not played well down here, so it was great for us to go out and have success early and finished the game. >> navy at home facing central michigan. there on the pitch to errands santiago, 7-0 navy. of the middle for the fullback, 16 yards. 14-7 navy. ryan radcliffe, fourth-down, 10 seconds to go. for codey wilson, a tipped ball. 38-37, but central michigan going for two and the went on the road. radcliffe in the middle, navy hangs on. wrapping up along season against longtime rival mcdaniels. the former loyola don -- 24-10. it is good for 20 yards. hopkins sets up this 3 yards untouched. the 10th straight over mcdaniel and a share of the centennial conference crown. high-school football this saturday, state playoffs underway. city college trying to contain douglas. a very good young quarterback for the ducks. cross looks left, goes right, and look at the arm. just a flip of the risk, and 40 yards downfield a doze. 14-8, city in front. crossland is back to work. look at this kiddo. a 66-yard touchdown. he is an impressive young man with the ball. they have their stars, too. smith, 31 yards and a to

went to see maxwell taylor, and with me the general at that time army, another and the navy commander, so four of us representing him and armed forces council. we went to the u.s. embassy. but i saw taylor come and open the door for us, you know and looked very angry. and he just said, ok, sit down. >> you said in your book he said immediately, sit down, not a greeting, not a hello, just sit down. >> just sit down. >> what was your reaction when -- >> of course, we sit down. but then we listen. so he very angry tone, you know. he said to me, to us, well,, you know, at the dinner few weeks ago, i ask you, i told you this and that, but now, you know, you still stage a coup. so he said something, you know, i waste my dinner. ok? so i and the other three vietnamese fellow didn't know how to react to such -- you know, such tone. so my reaction was, i said to taylor, i said, well, mr. ambassador, i'm very poor man. i didn't have beef every day. so i remember, you know, the dinner with you. you gave me the best steak, you know, and i really appreciate that. so don't think that you waste your steak. i reall

navy or the air force. nbc's jim miklaszewski joins us live from the pentagon. why have they not been able to get information from the navy or the air force on this? >> well, tamron, that's because the avenue and the air force all still insist that there's no evidence that the u.s. military u.s. military launched a missile of any kind. we talked to a missile expert who we relied on at nbc for 25 to 30 years, and he took a very close look at the video shot by the helicopter tv crew out of los angeles. and after looking at the video, he concluded that this was an airplane. that it was an optical illusion that made it appear that it was a missile headed towards the upwards towards space. but instead he said what this is an airplane flying over the horizon because as the objects get further from the camera, the plume or the trail actually gets smaller, where as if it were a missile as it rises, that plume would get larger. and we also have seen comparative video that looks exactly like the video shot over california, that was shot in florida in january, it looks exac

massive faa tracking station not far from right here, why can't they tell us what plane it is if in fact it is an airplane. former navy captain chuck nash will weigh in on this just ahead. stay with us. megyn: an ugly scene getting worse off the west coast right now. nearly 4500 passengers and crew stranded on a crippled cruise ship for three days. in the last half hour we heard one ever the tugboats pulling this thing to shore just had to leave. the situation now so desperate they needed to call in a u.s. navy aircraft carrier to help. now instead of dining in luxury they are living on spam, i kid you not, until the tugboats can get them to shore. anita vogel live in los angeles. say it ain't so. >> reporter: it is so, megyn, no gourmet seafood buffets for these passengers, they are living off of spam and pop tarts aboard the carnival splendor. i guess it's anything but sphrepbed for more than 4,000 passengers who thought they were headed for a cruise on the mexican rev viera. a fire broke out in the engine room on monday and knocked out power to the ship. the passengers have been without hot water, food and air-cond

navy helicopters and an aircraft carrier it's the us this crippled vessel which is expected to reach port arthur is that. the u.s. government says it was not behind the launch of a mystery missile seed over the pacific ocean helicopter captured the footage of a large bag of plane off the coast of california monday but experts have been left scratching their heads where it came from the pentagon claims there was no threat. singapore airlines has announced that it will change the engines on three of its a three eighty planes. less than a week off the explosion quantas plane forced it to make an emergency landing minutes after takeoff planes currently in sydney melbourne london are also affected . prosecutors in afghanistan have dropped all corruption charges against one of president hamid karzai as national security advisor investigators in the case say the u.s. isn't doing enough against corruption despite washington admitting it's one of the country's main problems ortiz rechy contributor says it's time for personal intervention by the american president. they dismiss all of this cor

. >> this is our first time being here at old navy of for black friday used to light up we just waitther days. >> that's nothing down the vehicles department store the line is even longer this one a two hour wait. >> and getting to pillows at the white for three years. (laughter) in two hours. >> it's black friday you have to shop. >> in places like the great mall their opening to stay longer than there used to accommodate >>. forcing more stores open up earlier >>. the milpitas great kron 4 new >> in downtown walnut creek deep discounts and sales that only lasted a couple of hours got hundreds of shoppers packing into the store is very early in the morning. >> we would appear wind and we went to target it and target was a complete totals do. we get a 26 in. of his hit tv for to a box which you can't beat carey and >> many of these veteran black friday shoppers say it's all about pacing yourself and coming up the planned to make sure you get you want. >> i got at $20 pair jeans from asian and terry and i had hearings and then get a free watch. and ice free watch. >> braving the crowd

i see us continuing to move forward to work with the pla navy in a cooperative way and in a way that provides for the free unencumbered and predictable use of the sea lanes and appropriate access to the resources that may be on the bottom or simply may be swimming in the oceans. and not what i focus on in developing a relationship with them. thank you very much. >> in closing, just before you go, i want to say that truly great leaders don't just listen, they act. and what were seen today, the man who is really acting to build a better future and just tell me thank them for coming today. [applause] >> thank you very much, admiral and bob. and again, i want to thank all of you for being with us and also say a special greeting to our c-span viewers. i'm steve clemons at the new america foundation. as he went on a little bit to accommodate the admiral, and i should say at the outside, we're putting provocative ideas on the table. i think bob spoke challenges to some of the orthodoxies about the way in which we look at the deployment of power in dealing with some of these terrorist questio

navy, corpus christi. i want you to have them. you are in a sense getting your wings as you take the oath of office as our governor. you have sack rye fised, given us your unwavering loi loyalty and devotion. >> yeah. as i said i could barely get through it. i know there's a lot of psychobible out there that he and i compete and w. is trying to overshadow his father. i think people would be surprised to learn that this relationship is based upon love. i -- >> people would be surprised by that, he's your father. >> because it's not as complex some would like it to be. i admired him and he never disappointed me. he was always a great father. and so when it came time to run for president, i was motivated

. >> reporter: well, at walmart, toys r us, sears, k-mart and also we can't forget to mention old navy here and banana republic, all these storese, a lot of them open today giving shoppers black friday deals one day early. here's one way to beat those crowds on black friday, hit the stores on thanksgiving. >> people are really into it. i've been to three stores today and every store customers are thankful that we're open. >> reporter: with stores including old navy offering some serious savings today, some shoppers say they can't afford not to be here. >> we had the coupon for today, $10 off of $50. i wanted to buy the christmas jammies so here we are. >> i think it's really, really good. we love shopping. >> reporter: the currys are visiting from scotland. while they don't celebrate thanksgiving, they do celebrate christmas and are happy to start checking off their holiday list. >> i've got these two for my dads, these jumpers here. well, we call them jumpers. you guys call them -- >> sweaters. >> sweaters. yeah. we call them jumpers in scotland, sorry. we've got pants, we've got flee

the navy and air force strongly deny they fired a missile and using satellite imagery, north come and norad had no launch. it looks like it's through a heavy traffic area around los angeles. faa officials tell nbc news they reviewed the air traffic control tapes and those radar replays did not reveal a fast-moving object in that area. and at the same time, there were no reports of any unusual sightings from pilots. so then, what is it? military missile expert john pike believes it's an airplane, likely a jumbo jet and the appearance of it streaking upward is an optical illusion. >> it's coming out of the sunset and it looks like it's being launched out of the water but it's not. >> pike and military officials point out the object is moving too slowly and changes course like an airplane, not a missile. the pentagon tonight says that they insist or believe that it was an airplane and insist that whatever happened did not pose a threat to the u.s. a senior military official tells us if we're not exactly sure what it was, how can we be so sure about no threat to the u.s.? this is the kind

the air force kept quiet, the navy said don't look at us. so what did shoot through the skies right off the west coast? we're going to the pentagon to try to get answers. the oil disaster in the gulf. >> the environmental impact of this will be very modest. >> shepard: former b.p. boss tony hayward sounded pretty confident months ago now he is telling us what was really happening behind this spill and how bp just was not prepared. plus, taking the drive on the deck of an aircraft carrier. tonight, how some famous people are going to be taking a ride in this jeep to support american heros. first from fox this tuesday night, something is not right there. is new information on the mystery object that shot through the clouds off california a defense official now says the pentagon has asked teams to go back and count all of their missiles, just to make sure that they are all there and nobody has accidently sent one to the heavens. that's after a local news helicopter in los angeles got video of something streaking into the sky less than 24 hours

according to court documents, the women allegedly used the money for purchases at jc penny, old navy, and netflix and gas stations. >>> the golden gate bridge board of directors votes this morning on fare hikes. the san francisco commission approved fare hikes for the new riders that useth clipper cards. a one way ticket would increase from $4.40 to $4.85. the fee would go from up $5.15 to $5.70. bart has announced its fare structure for dublin's bart station. they pay $4.15 to go to berkeley. it will cost $5.05 to go to walnut creek. if you want to go to san francisco airport it will cost $10. let's check back in with sal. i heard a chp spokesperson say there is a million people in california still don't use their seat belts. surprising to me. >> yeah. on a day like today you think they would want to use seat belts. a lot of fender benders. let's go outside. i want to show you what is going on injury accident on 84 east off ramp. that is going to wood side road. san mateo county sheriff is on the scene. bicyclist was hit by a car. that car took off. it's a hit and run accident. let's

navy cruises to the win. the final 35-19. >>> the capitals are used to playing from behind and on most occasions they find a wayll out the win. but tonight was not one of those nights. caps hosting the flyers. under a minute to play. bruce laich. from the circle. wicked snapshot. game goes to a shootout. danny briere. flyers a one-goal advantage. alexander semin. coming in. hits the cross bar but does not go in. hits the post as well. the flyers come away with the win. the final 5-4. only the second loss for the caps this season. >> it was a tough game. there weren't very many penalties and it probably would have been a 2-1 game. that's the way it started out to be. >> when the redskins take the field tomorrow, half of their starting secondary won't be there. safety landry and cornerback rogers did not make the trip to tennessee. rogers has a sprained ankle. while landry has an achilles injury. does a good job against the run. for more on tomorrow's game against the titans here is dave owens reporting from nashville. >> reporter: players don't like to use the term "must win" until they have to but the redskins

it was a trimming competition between police, fire, coast guard and navy personnel to slice up 150 turkeys that will be used for 4500 meals to be delivered tomorrow. and as they were today, volunteers will be at the san francisco food bank on thanksgiving. it is already delivered -- it has already delivered 36,000 meals for this holiday and it reports demand up 32% with donations down. >> our financial donations are off a little and that worries us because we are trying to perform at the highest level that we can. >> reporter: back here at glide, they have the food, they are ready to feed thousands tomorrow but they said they could use more donations of food especially turkeys and they are looking for more volunteers. not necessarily for tomorrow. they have 500 volunteers, but they could use more volunteers in the weeks and months aahead. in san francisco, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a walnut creek marine is back home tonight sharing a thanksgiving with a war buddy and with his family. corporal thomas brook was welcomed with hugs and kisses at his family's home this evening. he and lance corpora

used to be the chief. the admiral is considered -- who says so? >> the common opinion in the navy to this day. his ability, his competence in reshaping the navy. >> here is one -- were you listening? is that why you heard that? >> that example is the most deplorable instance of sloppy use of history by a secretary of state and the national security advisor who recalled donald rumsfeld and condoleezza rice were talking about the so-called not see hit teams appearing in baghdad. >> this is a very serious book. you quote j.k. rowling. i do not believe in magic. why? >> one has to have a sense of dark humor in looking at the past life time of american foreign policy making, because so much of it is done with the best intentions and the world. the medical -- the magical belief we can transform a people and places while doing minimal homework, the belief we have an understanding of transforming history as well. that is magical thinking, but of course magic is not real, and the sixth founder of magic, j.k. rowling, the creator of great fantasy novels of recent times, is a reminder that this is not th

theyallegedly used the money for purchase at the jc penny, old navy, and netflix and gas station. >>> a man as warning this morning. he claims a moving company vanished with his possessions. weaver said he the movers the first payment about $700 in cash. when he tried to contact the moving company this week there was no response. neighbors say the moving company moved out of 425 queens lane in san jose. >> i'm having my kids over for the holidays in my new house. since we will not have furniture we will have to put it off for next year. >> we checked the better business bureau data base saying they have an f grade. calls we made to the company's president and building owner have not been returned. >>> oakland police are investigating any connection between three people arrested yesterday at a series of street robberies. police took two women and a man in custody. they believe the suspects are responsible for three robberies yesterday morning. one man was shot in the arm during the last robbery. police say he is expected to be okay. >>> the department of corrections tells us that hundr

navy! >> jimmy: hi there. thank you for joining us."the new york times," author of this new book, "the war for late night: when leno went early and television went crazy" bill carter is here. among the many revelations in this book did you know jay leno once punched an old lady in the face for brushing up against his desenberg? that's true. then later on, the kids have been lined up since early this morning. their first new album in four years. "danger days: the true lives of the fabulous killjoys" comes out monday. my chemical romance from the bud light outdoor stage. next week on the show, dave salm salmoni will be here with amazing animals. billy bob thornton will join us. we'll talk to the new champion from "dancing with the stars," who better not be bristol palin. "cast "castle's" stana katic will be here, dominick mon that than, as well. and music from metric, ke$ha, and train. for almost 30 years, our first guest has served as news anchor, co-conspirator, vegetable lover, and, on occasion, the voice of reason on "the howard ster

julia sent us this piiture of she is stationed if japan with the navy. >>> you can send us your picturell honor them ú%th a special soldiee salute. send your photos to pics at foxbaltimore.com or go to foxbaltimore.com and click on the soldier saluue in the hop ht topic tab. >>> a warehouse in baltimore is going green starting at the top and the results could affect why you food. joel d smith is at the top of that buildling in north west baltimore. good morning, joel. >> reporter: let's explain that part right away. we have a roof here that is very unique and has special plants that are meant to attract bees, and healthy environment ann they pollinate all of that food. that is what we're talking about here. we have yuron and that name doesn't seem like something from baltimore. >> reporter: baltimore. >> no, it's from jeremy. i like to be here and i like to bring the technology over. >> reeprter: how popular is it in europe. >> it's popular in europe. new construction of green roofs in the u.s. maybe 2 million currently. >> reporter: we have a lot ofú improvement to get there. >> it's b

us. they can put a navy in the south china sea, and they are building up a very big one, but it is no match for the united states navy. host: i would like to dig in a little bit more on the non-state threat from, for example, islamic terrorism. you write, "terrorists willing to commit suicide are another propition entirely to the can destroy ports and trade towers with conventional means and can inflict untold damage if the acquired nuclear material for a so-called dirty bomb. in their time, roads and to risk could be controlled in moscow and -- roads and terrorists could be controlled in moscow and beijing." guest: it is the hardest kind of got to deal with, -- hardest kind of threat to deal with, people willing to give up their lives to kill others. you can walk into any real red station with explosives strapped- any railroad station with explosives strapped to you, and the technology has reached the point where they can cause enormous damage. you don't even need to clear weapons. but when you have people willing to do this, who bought such hatred in this regard for lives, it is -- who ha