event gives civilians up close look at our military might and a chance to say thanks members of the us navy guard and the marines the ships will leave manhattan tomorrow. >>> memorial day very special naturalization ceremony right on the battleship new jersey 38 people became u.s. citizens and two of them serve in our military. after america's newest citizens took an oath of allegiance they remembered those who have given the ultimate sacrifice by letting memorial wreaths float into the river. >>> in a few years a new veterans memorial may welcome visitors in washington, d.c. >> it would honor those loft in world war one. fox's mike tobin reports on why many people feel it's been a long time coming. >> reporter: it is said that a national memorial to the americans who served in world war one is century too late. a man designing it has been a alive for a quarter century. saying he had nothing to lose chicago architect joe, entered a contest to design a memorial just a stones throw away from the white house and he had never been to d.c. now his work will need to measure up to memorials from o

also, a second us navy plane is in the air today from sicily, others will also be in the air later todaynd tonight. demetrio ryan of former aircraft used primarily for submarine operations and in this case used to find parts of the fuselage that are under the water. investigators will be inspecting that plane debris once it's recovered and the personal belongings for any evidence of explosive residue and finally on the debris field, an important data point to the side. experts say it's a small and concentrated. that's an indicator of a sudden catastrophic event on the aircraft such as loss of power. you would know that john better than most and it's diffuse or spread out, that would be more evidence that some kind of explosion or event caused the plane to fracture . >>. jon: i would think the us military, the cia, other intelligence agencies would be keeping a close watch on that part of the world the fact that they had seen no infrared is pretty >> that's an extremely important data point because there are some parts of the world as we found with the malaysian jet that disappeared and h

navy. it gives us that opportunity to shed some light in our jobs. >> reporter: u.s. heir gadgets to kid and families like this sub z a new light weight wait remote control robot with high definition cameras used for bomb detection and risky missions. others played with navy, deep sea drivers capable of staying under water for six hours at a time. then there are marines. i tried on their gear as i held the m4 rifle, marines are expected to fight, with about 115 pounds worth of gear. all of those events highlighting memorial day weekend a chance for to us remember these who died, serving our country, in our military, while honoring those who continue to do so n new jersey, brian yenis, "fox news". >>> and do you have someone you want to honor this memorial kay? send us pictures of the military members in your family. use the #fox 29 good day, coming up on 4:57, still ahead a tragic ending in a new jersey rodeo, how a university is now remembering a young man who died after getting buck off a broncho. last look at radar very active, sue is tracking what this means for yo

navy federal credit union. jill: welcome back to "defense news." still with staying with us. chris: sure. rtere heard secretary speak. you have heard another secretary carter speak at another show. chris: that's right. the secretary the navy was traveling this year -- they are often there. it's not that usual that the secretary of defense actually shows up. a few years ago, robert gates and peoplexcitement really happy. it was like,, ooh, the secretary is here. is tooed about the navy big, too much money, there's no reason, we should pull back. there's so many other priorities. antithesis of the navy's mission. what no one in the room wanted to hear. it was a very awkward presentation, to say the least. and of course they gave him a prize afterwards and thank you for coming. it was awkward. jill: it brought the mood down. chris: like a, it's not always upbeat. necessarily beot most upbeat speaker you're ever going to find. it's a challenge sometimes to decide if he just woke up -- it's also a challenge when you have a luncheon speech. it really is. did -- hemes, but he essentially took 20

navy s.e.a.l. parachuter telling us what fleet week is all about to him. ived in a small town in michigan. never had the opportunity to interact with the navy as well as the military in general. and fleet week gives us an opportunity to come, talk to citizens of new york, tell them a little bit about our job, what we do as well as the rest of the navy. it just gives us the opportunity to shed some light in our jobs. >> reporter: meantime, the u.s. navy showing off their gadgets to kids and families like a sug-v, a new remote controlled robot used for bomb detection. others had a chance to play tic-tac-toe with deep sea divers capable of staying underwater for six hours. i put on 115 pounds of marine gear. that's what this weekend is all about. remembering those who served in our military and gave our lives and continuing to honor those who do so. a beautiful day. leland? >> bryan, tell everyone you talk to, thank you for us. take care, sir. >>> texas and ten other states are suing the obama administration over its directive on transgender students. tied to

joining me is for start navy admiral, thank you for joining us. of this navy head. do you agree with it? >> i do from what i know so far. the investigation has not been revealed as yet, but what this tells us is the navy feels this officer who was responsible to train that crew broke down. the rules of engagement training, the concept of defending their ship, they failed in all those areas from what i know now. maria: what could they have done differently? there you are in a rainy and waters and the ear and government is saying really in, you are coming with us, we saw pictures, those guys put their hands like this. that picture went around the world. what should we have done differently? >> the navy tradition is don't give up the ship. that is sovereign us territory. it was in a rainy and waters. what they should have done is say to the iranians we are sorry, we will stay right here, us assets will toe us out of your water. they should not have surrendered the ship from what we know. maria: when they surrendered that ship the iranians got control

." >>> old navy is not apologizing tonight after catching some heat from some people for a new ad featuring a happy family. a happy interracial family. kpix5's cate caugurian shows us. >> reporter: old navy posted this picture to promote a sale the twitter verse thought as pushing an agenda. >> diversity is the new normal. >> reporter: it shows an interracial couple with their kid. >> interration is what is making the advertisement more viewable. >> they were trying to appeal to the generation we are in now. >> reporter: based on the internet's response, the picture is worth more than 140 characters. bob is the executive creative director for baker street advertising and has worked on national campaigns for honda and levi's. >> they are a fashion company. so, i think they can afford to be a little riskier. >> reporter: bob says typically advertisers tend to shy away from ads like these in order to appeal to a bigger demographic. but, not old navy. >> anybody that they detract from this or anybody that they offend, i don't think they really care that much. >> reporter: but in the world of advertising, bob says there is no such thing as bad pr. so far, old navy's pos

. >> reporter: inside the guts the newest ship is a team of engineers using new navy technology. >> keepning, keep power, and that nothing interferes with the mission. >> reporter: that mission is what 116 crew members training if, tracking smugglers in the vast waters of the caribbean. >> control coast guard. >> reporter: michael from allentown will be manning one of the chase boats to intercept armed and dangerous cartel smugglers. >> come alongside, sneak up on them, and temperature them to stop, and if that fails, then we shoot out their engines. >> reporter: cocaine and heroin are the major busts usually by the ton. >> it's just not the loads of narcotics and the people, but the network of criminal activity in the region that we're able to infiltrate. >> reporter: for captain scott, today is a homecoming, originally from delaware county, and before his ship heads south, he's bringing the hamilton down the delaware river. >> it's great to bring a ship to the city. >> reporter: docked at penn's landing until friday. aboard the hamilton, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> next at 5:00,

. >> leah, talk to us about security in the region. you've served in the navy for years. this is obviously a very hot, intense area. we have that russian plane downed by isis over the sinai peninsula. talk to us about your concerns with that. >> this is a very dangerous area right now. the sinai peninsula has been a major problem. you have an affiliate of isis located there. they're called sinai province. back in july that organization claimed to have fired a surface to ship missile and hit an egyptian ship, you know, the egyptian military has denied that, saying there was some sort of gunfire, but either way, there were images posted online of what appeared to be a missile hitting an egyptian ship. so there's a lot of extremist activity in the area. and there's a lot of risk for miscalculation. and let me explain that. in the mediterranean we have a lot of different navies operating. the u.s. navy six fleet is there in naples, italy. the egyptian navy, which is a huge navy, the sixth in the world in terms of the number of their ships. very, very, very advanced navy. there

navy is using a surveillance aircraft to help with the search and the black boxes emit pings for up to 30 days. >>> on mt. everest, four climbers have died in four days and two are still missing. two apparently died of altitude sickness on the way down. this is the first time it's been opened since an earthquake killed 16 people last year. >>> and in monterey county, firefighters continue to battle wildfires. just look at that smoke. the fire is 40% contained. no threat to any homes and nobody has been hurt. the main threat is to power transmission lines and cause a major power loss. wind is the driving force behind the fire. >>> in nebraska, homeowners are dealing with flooding after rain pounded the area, and relief in sight as more storms are expected today and tomorrow. >>> here is a check of the forecast. here's elizabeth. >>> thank you, guys. conditions across the golden gate bridge, and hopefully, people walking on the bridge right now are bringing their jackets because we are below average again today, but we have blue out there, some clearing. it's 70 in concord and 59 in san

us from the pentagon admiral john richardson. inbegan his position september, 2015. he is a naval academy graduate and began his navy career as a submariner. thank you for being with us. let me introduce the reporters who will be asking the admiral questions this week. gordon, your of first. >> thank you for doing this. the selfto ask about china, a topic you are very familiar with. defense secretary ash carter will be delivering a message but as the chief of naval operations are wondered if you could talk about the proper tone that a u.s. would like to continue as you seek tona not provoke but also sent a message. to put the south china sea in context. when we think about our position in the world would like to go right to competitors. as i have settled into the position of chief of naval torations, and it applies the context, there is so much more at play. i would say that the rules of the competition have changed and that shift is as important as any of the competitors. in particular, the rules with respect to the pace of change complexity of situations being trans regional and multi-domain happening and multi---

a esta semana en nueva york es la cantidad de miembros de la marina, de la guardia costera y del us navygar por las historias de romances fugaces. hay muchas mujeres a las que les encantan los hombres en un informe. >> sÍ, claro. birmania: eso te ayuda bastante, ¿no? para ellos, la experiencia de visitar esta gran ciudad es Única. como pueden ver, aquÍ en o -nueva york se ve de todo. >> quÉ bonito, las fotos de la boda! birmania: muchachos, me encantÓ hacer este paseo con ustedes. y quiero agradecerles a cada uno de ustedes por su servicio. ustedes son nuestros hÉroes. y quiero hacernos un selfie. ahÍ vamos! ♪ ♪ birmania: me divertÍ muchísimo con ellos, pero sÉ que hoy estarÁn bien ocupados en las diferentes actividades conmemorativas y en honor a los caÍdos. pero para los neoyorquinos hoy es el dÍa que le damos de manera extraoficial la bienvenida al verano. y ya se siente el calor, muchachos! johnny: aquÍ tambiÉn, aunque no lo creas. ana patricia: te mandamos un beso y hacemos extenso ese agradecimiento a todas las personas que siguen en pie de lucha por este paÍs, y nuestras oraciones

as parachuted. >> i never had the opportunity to interact with the navy, as well as the military in general. and the fleet week gives us an opportunity to come, talk to the citizens of new york, tell them a little bit about our job, what we do, as well as the rest of the navy. it gives us that opportunity to shed some light in our jobs. >> reporter: the marines allowed the crowd and myself to hold the m-4 rifle. its new lightweight bomb detection robot while others played tic tac toe with navy deep sea divers. a spectacular memorial day weekend honoring those who died and those who continue to serve in our nation's military. laura? >> all right, bryan llenas, thanks so much for that report. we want to go back to politics now. presumptive republican nominee donald trump offering a glimpse of his general election strategy last week, saying he wants to put as many as 15 states in play. so here they are. you have your usual toss-ups. ohio, florida, and virginia. but others like new york and california haven't gone republican since ronald reagan. and trump says several rust belt states like michigan would respond well to hi

use lower enriched uranium for lower reactive fuel. and as i said, this is already nuclearfrance and their navy a from using the fuel. this is a much more secure and h.a.u. uel than using the navy would exhaust its fuel at some point in coming decades and until we have an alternative fuel that would power our aircraft crears, we would have to start producing uranium for fuel until powering our aircraft ermcrears and submarines. by swisk over, it would again ultimately reduce costs and be more secure and provide a long-term fuel for powering our navy. this is a commonsense approach as i said in the previous amendment before the technical amendment was made. the congress last year on a bipartisan basis authorized an appropriate first-year funding for navy fuel and r&d and this year, the house armed services committee have again supported the efforts. i believe now is the time that it is critical to provide funding that is paramount and i would ask my colleagues to join me in supporting the amendment. the chair: the gentleman reserves. any member seek time? the gentleman from rhode island is recognized. mr. langevin: i

. >> because the navy has told us and in fact the navy is investigating also the commander of the unitically harmed why did we see the one sailor crying on that tape. >> there's a difference between physical -- they didn't waterboard like we did. >> how do you know? >> we know that. >> wie do not know. >> yes we do because if they did we would have complained. the navy was the one that said we thanked them, they were treated well and we're happy to have them back. >> i don't know. it doesn't match up with what this congressman is saying. >> he's got a political agenda here. wait a second. >> this information is going to be released within a year so we'll know one way or the other. go ahead mark. >> hold on. larry says they went into the iran waters. they have what's called international law solve rn immunity. >> this is a war ship going into territorial waters. >> they're allowed to alerted them, but they're not allowed to seize the boat. >> this is a war ship. this is not a river cruise. a war ship goes into somebody else's territory. >> they're not allowed do. you are not allowed to

>> fleet week guess us an opportunity to talk to the citizens of new york tell us about what we do and the rest of the navyhe shed some light in our jobs. >> the annual celebration which officially began back in 1982 honors civilians i'm sorry gives civilians rather an up close look at our military and chance to say thank you. san francisco fleet week celebration is scheduled for october 3rd through the 10th. >>> new developments now on a story we told you earlier in the newscast. two oakland teens believed to have drowned at the woodward reservoir in stanislaus county. we have new developments. we're learning what happened to those boys before they drowned. car man dickerson talked to the lots of one of the victims and has more. >>reporter: loved ones of the two oakland teens believed drowned in the woodward reservoir struggle with their grief as the search for the boys bodies continue. at their back two stanislaus county sheriff explorers praying alongside them. >> he was going to be the next cam newton. >>reporter: despite the circumstances samantha harding is all smalls smiles when she dogs about her s

now, there's a different system which is the same technology that's used in our navy destroyers and cruisersns system with spy one radar and sm 3 missiles which are capable of knocking down short range ballistic missiles. the two sites that we've been discussing here are the land based sites. there are four navy ddg 51 bert class defense ballistic missiles that are based in spain. the navy is putting the four ships that can be in the mediterranean as part of this ballistic missile defense network as well as 130 sailors ashore in these sites in romania and poland. >> let me read for you what the president of about this, he said it's important that a credible and predictable system presence can be assured of the allied forces on the eastern flank. this is so strategic that russia or at least vladmir putin has to say do i keep testing and flexing my muscles at a time when romania and poland have now been -- will be armed with this defense system? >> yeah, i think it's a little too late for him to try to do anything now. because not only is it romania and poland but there's a major radar? instal

never had an opportunity to interact with the navy, or the military in general. fleet week gives us an opportunity to talk to the citizens of new york, tell them a little bit about our job, what we do as well as the rest of the navy. it gives us that opportunity to shed some light in our job. >> reporter: in the hudson river, the coast guard came to the rescue, jumping in and demonstrating a mock search and rescue mission. unbelievable. the marines allowed the crowd, including mideast, to try on their gear. the u.s. navy showed off the sug-v, new lightweight bombs detection robot. while others played tic tac toe with deep sea navy divers. it has been an incredible day, a time for family and friends, and of course, to honor those brave men and women who died fighting in our military and those who continue to serve every day. >> bryan llenas, looking pretty good in uniform there, bryan. thanks very much. >> reporter: no problem. >>> what really counts is how does the veteran feel about their encounter with the v.a. when you go to disney, do they measure the number of hours you wait in

navy sailors and they were not aware of the u.s. marines in the fortifications. they attempted to use their ships to land on the island. 12 pounders,r's, some six pound cannon all open fire on the british, creating havoc, confusion and large numbers of casualties. the french troops accused the americans of they in adding them when they tried to surrender the water's edge. charges that turned out to be false. here is the first instance of u.s. marines and royal marines coming head-to-head. it is significant for a couple of reasons. the u.s. marines at that time were very much a duel entity force. they were trained as infantry, and as artillery. they were trained on land as well is on ships. they were not trained to act like a battalion as we might think of it, the way the british were. marines, very.s. much a small unit entity. the royal marines were equally adept at acting in larger numbers and large units. this difference between the two that really highlighted the 1813 campaign. the british fleet, nobody can challenge the british fleet. we had a frigate available to challenge the br

joining us is leah gabriel and former navy fighter pilot. >> good morning, patricia. you have been with us the majority of the night. as i mentioned a lot of conflicting reports. what are you feeling at this point? >> i think the conflicting reports is what we would expect at this point. a plane disappears from the sky and from radar at 37,000 feet you expect that to happen until you find pieces of evidence that would point to what happened. the solid information we know is that this plane disappeared from radar. for a plane to disappear from radar they don't become stealth. that would indicate something would happen and it would cause the airplane to be gone from the sky. there is an explosion and something coming from outside the aircraft that can cause an explosion. at this point we are waiting for authorities in egypt to start piecing together and give us the gots -- give us the dots to connect. >> i was doing a little digging as if i was going to be traveling on this flight or if i was a team member and there is a lot of flight trackers that track global and natio

us. a fox news correspondent, a former navy fighter pilot. thank you for joining us. you've been listening to the information as it has continued to come in. we've learned the pilot had around 6,000 flight hours. the plane disappearing, possibly around 37,000 feet. also communication with the pilot, or any communication from the flight ending around 10 minutes before it disappeared from radar. what does all of that tell you could have happened on board? >> the most suspicious thing is that it disappeared at 37,000 feet from radar. airplanes don't just, if something disappears from radar, either would you see it descending or something probably happened that caused to it break up in flight. of course, we're all speculating. we need the information to come in. it is extremely unusual for an aircraft to just disappear at 37,000 feet. you mention that had this pilot has a lot of experience in hours. that's true. the most interesting thing i'm hearing is the loss of communications ten minutes prior to the disappearance on radar. i think we'll have to see if that turned out

us. russian jet buzzing a u.s. navy destroyer. st incident of blood amir putin showing his nose at us and our president. president trump, he says he can work with putin and restore our standing in the world did that is next. human rights taking political correctness to a whole another level. the city agency in new york now forcing employers to use whatever gender pronouns their employers want to be called. employees want to be called. this is all related to the transgender movement. if someone does not identify as a man or a woman and does not want to be called he or she, they must be referred to as the. any employer that does not comply with that faces big fines. government gone wild. that is next. ♪ trish: wow. shocking new video of a russian jet buzzing a navy destroyer. leaving people to question what russian president vladimir putin is up to. certainly not the first time. we see a few of these videos before. here he is doing it again. fox news military analyst jack keane says this could be a warning of things to come. general

the navy is using surveillance aircraft to help with the search. >> we can stay out for 6 hours lookingor people with a lot of windows in the aircraft and everyone is looking out the windows. >> reporter: the newly released audio recording captured a standard check in between flight 804's pilot and control in switzerland, and then the aircraft began acting erratically before plunging into the ocean. the black boxes will ping for 30 days, and it's report that does -- reported that smoke was detected minutes before the plane went out. >> there was no help man error that would just trigger smoke alarms. >> reporter: airline officials say it could take weeks to identify human remains that have been collected, adding to the grief of relatives searching for answers. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, crete. >> so far, no terrorism group has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> this morning, the padres are saying sorry to the san diego gay men's chorus. the mlb team is also disciplining an employee saying they are no longer working with a contractor after 100 singers took the field at petco p

us. i'm andrea roane. the u.s. navyas now joined egyptian mar is believed to have crashed this morning into the mediterranean sea. with 66 people on board. tina krause has more on the search for debris and for answers. >> distraught family members rushed to the airport, in paris and cairo, after hearing egypt air flight 804 vanished from radar. greece's defense minister says the plane was flying at 37,000 feet on the way from paris to chi rory, when it sudden -- cairo, when it suddenly dropped and spun sharply. search teams have reportedly found items floating in the mediterranean sea not far from the jet's last known island near the greek island of crete. investigators hope they can recover wreckage that will hold clues to determine what happened. >> if you look at the situation properly, the possibility of having a terror attack is higher than the possibility of having other situations. >> and experts black boxes must be found before reaching any conclusion. >> could it have been pilot issues? could it have been mecha

navy, a huge us fleet in 1958. i also spent in my 28 years the office of secretary of defense.and defensively engaged in nuclear weapons, and ready to know, anybody in the us government for that. i never heard in all my discussions across the years for international relations, never talked about the us wanting hegemony or hegemonic rule. i confirm that with a number of people. the neutron bomb, deeply involved in that, the warhead, 1 kt. 1000 ton tng. my real question, this is supposed to be provocative. how much in your work do you rely on articles about us nuclear weapons and nuclear strategy on international relations and i never found that myself in working on nuclear problems. >> thank you for clarifying that. the nuclear components and the hegemony. in my article i try to say -- the ally. that is the way to have global leadership. and secondly scarlet by training, and fortunately -- like linton brooks, always correcting me. i do not rely on journalism. >> edward levine from the center for arms control and nonproliferation. li bin, your article was fascinating, i second ev

navy is using its pthree or orian to search. >> newly released audio shows a standard exchange between the plane and a control tower in switzerland. that plane went down 2 1/2 hours later after some erratic maneuvers. while terrorism is suspected, no organization has claimed responsibility. >> everest. >> four people have died on the peak over the last four days and hope is quickly fading for two other climbers who are missing. umdatively good conditions this year have brought a large number of adventurers to the world's tallest mountain but experts say many of them lack experience and are taken advantage of by companies that offer cheap packages and use poor quality equipment. >>> yet another appeal today in the tom brady deflategate case. at issue the appeals ruling that reinstated his suspension. brady's lawyers are arguing that roger odell overstated his authority. deflategate launched more than 16 months ago when the indianapolis colts accused the new england patriots of using underinflated footballs in the 2015 afc championship game. >>> so trending now, was a gay choir intention

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us from u.s. ambassador to the united nations john bolton, up coming up, right ahead, normal navy intelligence officer with us trump national spokesperson here as u.s. attorney general general michael, former nypd commissioner ray kelly don't miss a moment join us this morning, back to top story right now this morning breaking news on disappearance of egyptair flight 804. egyptian officials this morning are saying they have found debris from the aircraft just north of the port city al al rea egypt crews accepting for black box, of course, would give investigators new information on just what happened moments before the flight disappeared. donald trump and hillary clinton have addressed the matter, they certainly came out yesterday both stating terrorism is likely the cause. >> a plane got blown out of the sky, and if anybody thinks it wasn't blown out of the sky you are one hundred percent wrong folks, okay? >> one hundred percent wrong. >> it does appear that it was an act of terrorism, exactly how, of course, the investigation will will have to determine. but it -- once again, shines a very bright l

us. >> reporter: the latest american killed was a navy s.e.a.l., based in san diego. he was working with kurdish fighters operating north of the isis-held city of mosul. >> this service member died when isil terrorists penetrated a checkpoint. >> reporter: a kurdish soldier said the american was driving in this armored vehicle hit by an isis rocket. the u.s. military said he died after being shot. u.s. military officials say the isis attackers armed with light wpo break through kurdish lines, and get two miles into kurdish territory. the u.s. later wiped them out with more than 20 air strikes. two u.s. troops had already been killed since the battle against isis began. about 4,500 american troops are now deployed in iraq and syria. their numbers have grown slowly, but steadily. not how president obama long said he wants to be remembered. >> i mean what i say. i said i'd end the war in iraq. i ended it. >> reporter: in baghdad last month, lester asked the defense secretary where this was all heading. >> as you add additional personnel, and they are advising lower down

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the 28th annual event honors the navy, coast guard and marines while giving us an up close look at militaryract with deep sea divers and watch navy parachute teams make spectacular jumps from 5,000 feet in the air. >> fleet week gives us an opportunity to talk to the citizens of new york, tell them a little bit about our job, what we do, as well as the rest of the navy. it just gives us that opportunity to shed some light in our jobs. >> the annual celebration officially started back in 1982. san francisco's fleet week is set for october 3rd through the 10th. >>> 8:27. it's a name time to be a bay area sports fan. up next the all or nothing game seven for the warriors and how sharks fans can root for the team while they are on the road. >>> a day of respect and remembrance for those who died while seven -- serving our country. a unique event that features world war ii planes. we will take you inside one coming up. >>> warmer weather on the way for your memorial day holiday. let's check in on the current conditions. look at afternoon highs expected for your area coming up. ng up. >>> good mo

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terms of strength, the united states navy is the most powerful on earth but in relative terms, other nations are growing in strength. john: go ahead. eleanor: i wouldn't use the word cry is and i think the u.s. navy still dwarfs the capacity of any other navy force in the world. and, ok, it's not good when you find a spy, a potential spy in your ranks and that's being investigated and they're being very quiet about it. so we don't know how far that goes. but the "fat leonard" scandal is typical kickbacks. it's money. and i don't connect that with the strength of the navy. so, i say no. the navy is not in crisis. whoever the next president is, they're probably going to want to look at the capacity of our forces. but i don't think there's anything wrong with our navy. john: so you don't think the navy is underfunded? eleanor: no. well, i think the military is making the case that under the sequester budget that they're not getting enough money. but i would not single out the navy. i think again, the u.s. military dwarfs. i think we're bigger than the next 10 countries combined. this is not a problem. john: you know robert gates? eleanor: i sure do. john: an

. >> the navy confirmed with us that the pilots and the crew they all ejected from their planes to survive the crash, we just received the interview that local news crews had with one of the pilots involved and he says first two were pulled from the water from the good samaritan vessel and throughout flares to fine the other two and they walked off the helicopter to receive the medical attention but great ending back to you. >>> turning to the race for the white house, businessman donald trump has clinched the nomination for president and today trump reaches the number, 2700 delegates thanks to two men in north dakota. on the democratic side front runner, hillary clinton is still a handful of delegates shy heading into the next set of primaries, voters in six states head to the polls including new jersey. >>> back here the busy summer travel season kicks off this weekend and philadelphia international airport is taking extra efforts to make sure the lines are moving. extra staff was hired reviewing rules and asking questions about carry on luggage, and they will inform the tsa each night a