last year, donald trump claimed if he became president, any uranium boat harassing the us navy would—— iranian boat. that hasn't happened, but there are signs of growing frustration about iran's a heavier. they had all those weapons manned, and we also had video data that they were arming all of those weapons. it was malign activity, iranian activity, to come out and harass essentially an international coalition that was in transit, —— transit area, international transit area, as we we re international transit area, as we were going through the strait of hormuz. the us sees this as international sabre rattling, but these are international waters. and with neither side backing down, there is always a danger this brinkmanship could become a more serious confrontation. it is being called one small step for a technology company, one giant leap in the search for cheap space exploration. the californian company space x have sent a used rocket, the falcon 9, back into space. up till now, rockets have just been used once and then discarded. greg dawson reports. you are looking at a rocket wi

they attempt to use navy landing personnel on the beach. the army starts over at the river road. they have a brand-new strategy to let the army found the fort into submission. not only that but to actually start targeting specific locations. upt they do is they end putting holes into the walk so that when the army is ready to attack, they can run through the bridge in the front of the fort or actually go through the swamp through the holes made in the palisade and wooden fence. about 3000 federal troops who would battle hardened , who had been through the worst of virginia fighting. these defenders were from the local area. had never fired a shot in anger, had never heard one fired in anger. we are at river road. this was the main entrance to fort fisher. there was a road that went from wilmington and then went through this one gave here. federal forces were attacking this position, a loan 12 pound cannon was here. it's job was to literally load grapeshot as fast as possible and to sweep any attacking force coming across the bridge that would have it in front of the order vacatio

so, the navy told us that's our ship, so whenever it lands, we can go to our ship.an: oh, there you go, that's awesome. so, when they inaugurated the ship, it took off on its first mission right there and then, huh? rudy: well, it was launched, and then they did a test run around san diego bay. and then it--like several days later, it took off and went right into action. and there was a conflict in i want to say it was someplace in the mediterranean area, and the cesar chavez, usns cesar chavez went there and supplied our ships with the food, and gear, and stuff that they need 'cause that's what it is, it's a supply ship. it's not a destroyer or anything. rita: it's a carrier 'cause he didn't fight, so, although it was--he was in the ships in the navy. damian: it goes in line with his non-violence. are we taking baby steps, rudy? are we kind of jumping--when we're talking about progress and where we've come since '93? rudy: well, i think it started off a little bit slow 'cause we were still all shocked. but arturo rodriguez, as you mentioned, has really done an awes

river yesterday when they unearthed two torpedos, several agencies including technicians with the us navyhe torpedos were replicas used for training. >> from the burlington county times when chris christie said most new jersey public school district would receive flat aid under his proposed budget, he meant t only four of burlington county 40 public school district are slate today receive any increase and those are exceedingly small, for instance, cinnaminson will receive $228 more aid, and mt. laurel, will get a dollar. yep. one buck. >> all right, well, that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> and up next in sports. joe emel bead is tweeting about his injuries. plus. >> plus what could be the shot of the year in the nba. maybe even the shot of the decade. also this: >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up hugh jackman says farewell to playing wolverine after 17 years with an intense final ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back, thanks for waking up with us here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> here's lesley van arsdall with your morning sports. >> sixers hosting the nicks at the we

the paper reports that the vessel will train with the us navy, and tour the region for three months before's congress. around 2,000 delegates have attended the session in beijing's great hall over the last 11 days and over 5,000 proposals have been put forward. and the south china morning post leads on the highly anticipated meeting between donald trump and president xi. citing us media reports, the paper writes that a summit will take place early next month at president trump's mar—a—lago estate in florida. but it's emphasised that neither washington nor beijing have confirmed the meeting. well, the story of korean billy has been most watched on our website for the past 24 hours. there he is. billy is so enthusiastic about british accents, that he published a series of video explainers about local dialects and became an internet star. bbc trending spoke to him. you can watch the interview on our website — here's a taste. hello, everyone. this is believed. today i am going to talk about british dialects. more on the bbc news website. a global shortage of donated kidneys has seen the illega

of america.tes at one point there was an emotional moment where up in the gallery the widow of the us navyeal ryan owens was recognized and that applause, emotional applause went on for several long minute ins. but when this was all over i will tell you that a lot of the democrats were turned to thosese original talking points, for their point while the tone might have been different the message was the same as they've beeny've hearing from the republicans. first out of the gait we're going to bring you the leader or a loft the democrats in the house.e he said tonight there was not a lot of points that democrats ca work with. he made large promises during p the course of the campaign, but with very little detail on how to accomplish that. he was very expansive in promising things that i think we would all like to ac more jobs for americans, a good classroom and teacher for every student. safe streets. we've all worked towards those objectives, but it's tough. > one of the other things people were saying as they walked out of the speech tonighh was that they were struck not only by the tone

to carry the war to the navy, so that it will not be fought on uss june, that the navy did just that. at the battle of midway, you all know about the battle of midway. where the sailors of the us navy fought with a bravery, that will be remembered throughout the ages. storeyed bravery. the backbone of the fleet at midway was three beautiful aircraft carriers, the yorktown, the enterprise and the hornet. all three were built with american hands, right here, at the newport news shipyard. at midway, america was greatly outnumbered, by i mean a lot. and its fleet badly damaged, but the heroic deeds changed the course of history. many brave americans died that day, and through their sacrifice, they turned the tide of the pacific war. it was a tough tide, it was a big side, it was a vicious tide and they turned it. cou ntless vicious tide and they turned it. countless other americans in that war, some of them parents and grandparents to people in this room today, came home thanks to their very heroic deeds. the sailors at midway, are part of a long line o

if we have to bailout, they will be plenty of nady around pick us up. -- navy around to pick us up.y aircraft at 3:00. [gun fire] second life, low altitude. flight, low altitude. [gunfire] [explosion] [gunfire] [explosion] >> on target. let him have it. [bombs dropping] [explosion] >> make them like it. [gunfire] [explosions] >> third flight at 4500 feet. [bombs dropping] [explosions] >> bombs away. [] bombs dropping] [gunfire] >> bombs away. [explosions] >> check-in. >> ok. we're sluggish but i'm ok. kiska's hangars are destroyed, earning. our bombers found the target. nine bombers came out and nine are going home. ♪ >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. >> american history tv, this story and to explore reagan administration policy in latin america. they discussed the iran contra affair, economics and human rights issues. the clements center for national security at the university of texas at austin hosted the panel, which is part of a three-day conference titled ronald reagan

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un erred two tore pied owes, the us navy determined the torpedos weren't actually real, just replicasord though on how they got there. >> the errosion from the oroville dam spillway in california may create golden opportunity. bob van camp has been prospecting for gold for 20 years, and he says that there are nuggets that are in the newly exposed bedrock. van camp estimate there could be pounds of gold at or near the surface. california's department of water resources reports that so far it is unaware of any gold discoveries. >> trips to california? >> i'm not digging gold from rocks. >> me neither. >> well, some favorite toys from your childhood are part of local museum. >> meisha takes you there in this this week's dream drive. first here is pat. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. no swim is this morning, but i know some good at swimming, the lasalle high school swim team, defending national champions. we'll talk to one of their can't and their coach, going for six straight state titles coming >> weekends right around the corner, expect the high 40 yeast, either day, no

it would use its anti-aircraft guns to create a film of protection. is this 16 armaments inch 45 caliber naval rifles. in navy parlance that caliber of 45 means something different than most people are used to. you take 16 inches times 45 and that gives you the length of the barrel. this barrel is 60 feet long. the reason this campus is on the base of it, the barrel will recoil forefeet into the tourists. also see the armor on the base plate. tu will rotate all ther way around, you can see how the superstructure isrets beveled. when this gun is fired 30 degrees off the bow of the ship. the two guns can also rotate around and shoot 30 degrees. isyou look over here, this the 2700 pound shell that ship fired. it could shoot this 21 miles. this is the kingfisher, it was a standard plane for the navy during report to. losts the capability to be by a catapult, that is what this structure is here. the catapult was 68 feet long, they would drop the lifeline on the side of the ship. it would then shoot off with a pyrotechnic charge. zero-70 miles per hour in 60 feet. , it would landd will the ship was underway. net in

manipulated and taken advantage of and i want to tell you our women that are married to navy s.e.a.l.s those of uswho births navy s.e.a.l.s are strong women and nobody manipulates us. nobody uses us. i personally met with president trump in november and spent three or four minutes with him one-on-one, very compassionate man, very sincere man. he asked me deep questions about the grieving process and about mark. this was the first loss on his watch that he has had to deal with. he went to dover. he met with those families during their toughest time and built a relationship and a rapport with that widow. when the phonecall was made carryn owens to reach out to her to come she wanted to do that to honor her husband and the sacrifice that he made and i'm so proud of each and every one of our men and women who served in the sacrifices they make for the freedoms that we enjoy each and every day. it was disgusting to me to see at that moment that was not about president trump, it was about ryan owens in the sacrifice he made it was about his widow and each and every other men and women like this and let

criticize the present jump for honoring the widow of a slain navy seal he was paying tribute to ryan owens. they accused present trouble of using as a political prop another quote they were put under a spotlight. she is an author. the widow of that navy seal. your husband he was a seal like karen owens. what do you think of these commentators making these statements about like they head about karen owens. it's really hard to listen to. they think they wouldn't do it it didn't have the chance to talk on fox news network. i think their assumption is unfortunately very manipulative people and this by saying's they have the right to say that she was being exploited again nobody knows everything that happens. and they shouldn't know. they put our guys on the ground in danger. the truth of the matter is he is a commander-in-chief did take great courage she is incredibly strong intelligent and what she is doing is standing up and accepting something on her husband's behalf. she's telling the world my husband loved what he did. he gave his life because that is what lawyers do. this rhetoric about giving a life means something was a suc

use every round of ammunition on this ship. fire until they stop. if we have to bailout, they will be plenty -- navy around to pick us up.unfire] [explosions] >> enemy aircraft at 3:00. [gun fire] >> second life, low altitude. -- second flight, low altitude. [gunfire] falling] >> enemy aircraft. [explosions] narrator: second flight, low altitude. lightning.in over [engines] explosions] >> on target, let him have it. plane engines,, explosions] >> pour it on, make 'em like it. engines, gunfire] narrator: third flight at 4500 feet. >> bombs away. explosions]ing, >> check-in. >> bombs away. [explosions] [plane engines, explosions, gunfire] >> check-in. >> ok. slug-in war,a but i'm ok. narrator: kiska's hangars are destroyed, burning. our bombers found the target. nine bombers came out and nine are going home. saints go rolling playing] ♪ by the light of the moon ♪ announcer: you're watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter at c-span schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. american history tv was at the american history denver,ion me

use every round of ammunition on this ship. flashesaight at the gun until they stop. we are hit and have to bail out, there will be plenty of navyd we give it to them? >> kiska. [gunfire] [explosions] >> enemy aircraft at 3:00. [gunfire] >> second flight, low altitude. [gunfire] >> let them have it. [bombs falling] [gunfire] >> third flight at 4500 feet. [bombs falling] >> bombs away. [explosions] >> bombs away. [plane engines, explosions, gunfire] >> check-in. >> ok. >> ok. >> we've got a slugging war, but i'm ok. >> ok. >> kiska's hangars are destroyed, burning. our bombs found the target. nine bombers came out and nine are going home. ["when the saints go rolling home" playing] ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span 3. to follow the conversation, like us on facebook at the span history. -- c-span history. >> recently, american history tv was at the american histori

this happened in the navy yard neighborhood. crews used a ladder bridge to rescue each worker one at a time. no one fortunately was injured. pretty scary moment there. >> i imagine so. >>> nbc is changing the way viewers will watch the 2018 olympic winter games. for the first time ever nbc will offer the olympic coverage live both broadcast and streaming content online. nbc's coverage of the 2018 winter olympics begins february 8 next year. opening ceremonies are friday february 9. that is a world wide thing. >> [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jason segel, lilly singh,

navy specifically. k made some headlines there, saying that he wants to bring us also12-carrier navy, and that the navy orld war i. oliver: he plans to put more planes in the air, warships in the water, get us better deals. it sounds like maybe he's going to be sort of scaling up in terms of trying to get lower prices for the same ships. it sounds like he wants the same ships. he's a big fan of the gerald r. ford carrier. scarlet: it's pretty expensive. oliver: huge, big. scarlet: snap has made its trading debut. the ipo was priced at $17. it opened trading at $24. about $25 right now. theline hyde caught up with new york stock exchange president. she asked him if he expects more --to list on an icy. this is our 13th, this year in the first quarter. we have a whole bunch more coming in march and april. very full calendar, unless something changes. will tell you, i know first hand, those big tech names are watching very closely what happens today, and it can alter plans to move ipo's forward or backward. as a person who runs a business that benefits from ipo's, i take comfort that this ipo is very smooth

for us, we previously had done the army/navy football game, philadelphia's bowl game. so certainly for an organization like the eagles and the nfl draft to look in the nfl to look at us, because we do sporting events extremely well in our city. also, i would say, philadelphia does a great job with a civic business collaboration. we really do come together as a city and as philadelphians to put on events like this. out of town visitors have a wonderful time in our city. they know that. they want to return. i think a combination of all of those things and certainly all of the great work that everyone has done over the years in terms of infrastructure in the city and the cultural attractions and restaurants, the food scene that has exploded. all of that got us to where we are. >> there have been problems with attracting big events to the convention center. where do we stand on that? >> sure. i think you just said it. dnc and the world meeting of families, followed by the papal visit and now the nfl draft, all of those are signs that the convention center is doing an outsta

navy officials with corruption. prosecutors say retired admiral bruce love lift and other officers gave classified information it a seng apour defense contractor. contractor used that information to gouge navy yes out of millions of dollars. and in return, that contractor paid for and hosted wild sex party luxurious gifts. >> and the white house white commenting on president trump's tam returns. mary anne raverty following fallout. >> president trump 2005 tax returns mysteriously appear in mailbox of investigative jurp lists if you have not solicited anything. >> and reports that the president paid nearly $40 million in taxes that year after earning $150 million and the democratic national committee slam the white house response to the tax return releaseing a statement saying "the white house is willingness to release some tax information when it suits them proves donald trump audit excuse is a sham and white house released a statement saying in part "you know you're desperate for ratings to pub p.m. s from oaf a decade dpaing go. >> when you actually feel and leak that kind of information, if you're employee, federal employee, it's a felony. and you have jour

how much time do we waste button in the trousers, one just stepped into these and the whole of the navy usesy? music 13 minutes. we will do better next time. tell us a little bit about that and what you are trying to convey. interestingly we did a lot of research, read a lot of books and looked at a lot of documents that had been hidden until recently. but we also met people who were lucky enough, in bombay we were lucky enough, in bombay we were lucky enough to meet mountbatten‘s adc at the time who told us that he was a very vain man. and for him, his outfits had to be pressed, within an inch of themselves. his medals had to be polished. he spent a lot of time focusing on his appearance. he loves the whole pomp and splendour of being the last viceroy. so we wa nted of being the last viceroy. so we wanted to convey that in the film. that comes across, what about the man, the character who provided the leadership, what did you make of that and what are you trying to convey there? i think what the film does, it looks at all of the leaders involved, there was now batten, and the others, and hu

joining us is the former secretary of the u.s. navy. you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> have you ever heard of this. >> no, not until it broke. >> the idea of 30,000 members being involved in this and supposedly it was just marines that's hard to believe because i don't think you have enough marines to have 30,000 involved in an activity and nobody know about it but how do you explain that? the unknown nature of such a big group doing something that is so obvious? >> well, there's no good excuse. the marine motto, is always faithful. and what these marines did was to be unfaithful to their fellow marines. i mean, marines look after each other. marines have each others back and look at what the very heart of what it means to be a marine. goes to the very heart of that sacred oath, always faithful. they weren't faithful to their fellow marines. >> now you were an activist on this issue of women of empowerment within the military. you wanted to see them grow even within combat rolls and you were on effort and also despite ta

us today as well. great gentleman. admiral, we are going to ensure our navy has the resources, personnel training and equipment, the kindequipment that you need. so congratulations, admiral. and a lot more is coming. [applause] president trump: let me congratulate captain richard mccormick, commanding officer of the gerald r. ford. this ship will make an extraordinary addition to the fleet, like no other, like no other. no place in the world. it represents the future of naval aviation. i have no greater privilege than to serve as your commander in chief and the commander in chief of the men and women of the united states military. great people. great, great people. [cheers and applause] president trump: i salute you and i salute our sailors. i will always support you and your mission. i will never ever let you down. and i also have to recognize mike petters along with matt mulharen, president of newport news shipbuilding. they aren't going to let you down either. to those who serve our nation in uniform and to those who build the instruments of our defense, i thank you on behalf of our nation. >> u.s.a.! president trump

us right now. president trump speaking to members of the navy.was asked by the media traveling with him about the scandal surrounding attorney general jeff sessions. watches response. [indiscernible] >> total confidence. in jeff sessions. total confidence at least for the moment. it is pulling back from the highs of this session. it is not how the market opened. it's how it closes. it is now valued around that. they were trading overall from yesterday's big games. it has a snap in its step. they rolled out the ipo.

and there was that moment that none of us will forget, the honoring of navy s.e.a.l.wens' widow and him for his service to the country, but then the president saying no question about how successful this mission was. what do we actually know about that? >> reporter: well, you know, i think it all starts with remembering this young woman widowed just 30 days ago or so. from the military family point of view, certainly a very tragic event, not a good outcome for that family. but that's a separate question, as i think any military commander would candidly tell you, from the question of the success of the raid itself and the objectives it achieved. by all accounts they were going in looking for intelligence about al qaeda in yemen. and a senior u.s. official says they got that intelligence, that they got information, documents about this al qaeda group's efforts to target what they might be targeting, how they're training operatives, their explosive manufacturing techniques, how they're recruiting. all of this may in fact lead this to additional targets down the road. tha

a navy veteran says crooks are using his picture to leave hundreds of women heartbroken and stripped image and dating apps under the name -- navy and looking for love. he only found out about it when a hysterical woman approached him at a mall asking why they broke up, he is trying to get the fake account removed but they keep popping up. california college in legal trouble over its crackdown of the constitution. kevin shah in pierce college claiming he was prevented from passing out pocket constitutions in a free-speech zone. the school claims he was outside the zone and didn't have a permit, the group young americans for liberty says the college is attacking his free speech. it is 38 minutes after the hour. controversy, michelson offering to testify about russia but anything to tell? the answer according to vladimir putin and one of america's favorite families preaching god and gospel and rolling stone thinks the commander and his kids are a bunch of hillbillies. come on over. why in the world is this man duct taped to a poll? the story coming up. ♪ that would be the only one ♪ ok

us. >> thanks very much. >> shepard: hookers, booze and pricy hotels. some of the things the feds say the united states navyas bribes in exchange for inside information. ahead, the latest on the biggest corruption scanndal in u.s. nav history. what's the best way to get two servings of veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. >> i'll lea gabrielle with the fox report. dozens of people have died after two suicide bombings in damascus. that's according to state media. the latest attack happened at a restaurant and killed several. 30 people died in a bombing in the city's main judicial building. and an aircraft carrier arrived in the pacific after tennessesi rise with north korea. and in san francisco, someone opened fire on two cars outside the freeway. police say two drivers went to the hospital. the injuries are not life threatening. the news continues with shepard smith after this. y282sy ywty when you have digestive sensitivities, life can feel like a never ending sear

navy ships and confidential information about other contractors that fat leonard would use to undercut them so he got the contracts. they even reportedly fed him information on criminal investigations into the bribery by his company so he could keep beating the rap, so he could stay ahead of the criminal investigations. fat leonard built himself a $200 million business supplying u.s. navy ships in ports abroad, and he built himself that business by stuffing u.s. navy officers full of foie gras and cognac and other stuff. for example there was in may 2008 what the indictment describes as a "raging multiday party with a rotating carousel of prostitutes in attendance during which the conspirators drank all of the dom perignon available at the shangri-la hotel in manila. room and board charges by fat leonard for this escapade exceeded $50,000." days later of the commander of the "uss milius" wrote, "i finally detoxed myself from manila, that was a crazy couple of days, it's been a while since i've done 36 hours of straight drinking." straight drinking all the dom perignon in the hotel, no

navy and really delaware is a state that works. we communicate, compromise and corroborate. it works pretty well for us. it worked pretty well for the nation. and then in the last couple of months people are fearful. i hope with the president said last night was really from his heart. because the rewards -- the words were right. people may not believe what you say, they will believe what you do. people may not believe what you say but they believe what you do. one of the things, undergrad and i know a little bit about budgeting and balance budgets. but i was troubled last night by what the president called for, -- the infrastructure program. great law. the wall for mexico is about 25 billion. you're not going to believe this. we spend more in this country on defense not by one or two countries combined with three or four countries combined. or four, five, six or seven countries combined.we spend more money than the next 10 nations combined. 10 nations combined. two weeks ago the government accountability act $400 billion in cost. $400 billion. in the department of defense actually has clean financials.

navy. and you americans use highly enriched uranium for your navy. so we anticipate the day we have one. it might be completely phony explanation, but i think as a legal matter, that they could put it forward. so if they do that, what's your proposal? i heard you say we could relax because the iranians are really out of the nuclear weapons business. what should we do if you don't agree with dennis' proposal, to just bomb them. bomb them if they exercise the rights that president obama agreed that they will have in the future. >> two terrific questions. >> i just wanted to follow up directly on that point. as i understand it, this right is a right that iran has ten years from now, under the agreement. >> no, the deal -- for 15 years, they're limited to 3.67% enrichment. after year 15 there's no limitation on the level of enrichment. >> sorry. so 15 years. my point is that the trump administration may be in office for four years, it may be in office for eight years. it's not likely to be in office for 15. so to what extent does a position like this taken by an administration today have cre

navy officers and a defense contractor known as fat leonard. brian todd has been digging into this for ushat are you learning? >> prosecutors are calling this a fleecing and a betrayal of the u.s. navy of epic proportions. they say this group of naval officers was so brazen in their corruption that they gave themselves nicknames like the cool kids and the brand and of brothers. we have new details tonight. >> reporter: the 7th fleet, the navy's largest, its motto, "ready power for peace." according to a new indictment, some of the fleet's commanders were also ready for parties and prostitutes. prosecutors say retired rear admiral bruce loveless and eight other officers accepted luxury travel, ebs pensive dinners and prostitutes and in return gave a civilian contractor classified information about their ships' movements. >> this is beyond the pale. when you look at the ranks and level of officers involved in this scandal, it is something the navy has not dealt with in decades. >> reporter: according to the indictment just unsealed, when some of the officers docked in manila in 2007 they we

us once again. last month the navy cut the same ship sailing 30 miles off the coast of connecticut. officials believe russia is doing a run up and down the east coast for docking in jamaica next month. resident at the center of one of the largest fibers of the attacks in history, fbi charging two russian spies and two black-market hackers with stealing from millions of americans, justice department accusing them of taking personal and financial information from yahoo users over a 2-year period. one of the masterminds was arrested in canada. >> we know what was said in the secret time back meeting. a lawsuit for records of bill clinton and loretta lynch's conversation. that meeting in june taking place days before the fbi announced hillary clinton would not be invited over a private email scandal. >> thursday morning motivation, before you opened your eyes space x was making history. heather: space x launching a rocket to employ good communication satellite into orbit. it never gets old watching that. >> the second attempt, strong winds scrubbed the original plan which was set for tu

using veterans this way. i felt as a psychologist that the navy needed a psychologist to deal with veterans suffering from ptsd. one of the things that veterans appreciate is being quietly appreciated. his they do not appreciate people using them for political purposes. i know that mr. shimkus apologize for some of the mood that he had, but he did not apologize, and he shouldn't, for what he said because that's very important. i would like to yield -- i guess order would go to mr. olson first and then to mr. kane singer. >> my friend from pennsylvania not just heard veterans. he hurt veterans' families. i deployed twice. the second time i left my new bride at home, all alone, after seven months of being married. i left for six long months. i could not call. no internet at that time. 1994. she was alone. she just moved there and i left her for seven months. while i was flying in the persian gulf, every day i flew -- we have the fire control radar tell us they were tracking us. i came home safely. i was home for less than two weeks. i thought i would be home for three months before i moved on. they sent me to d.

us. jim, thank you. >>> during the president's address last night, he introduced the nation to carryn owens, the widow of navy seal ryan owens. owens was killed in a counter- terrorism raid in yemen 30 days ago. that mission did not go as planned. mr. trump gave the order, but he has not accepted the responsibility. here's david martin. >> reporter: rarely has someone struggled so hard and so publicly to keep it together as carryn owens, widow of navy s.e.a.l. ryan owens. for one minute and 38 seconds, one of the longest standing ovations in memory, she fought back tears and looked heavenward, apparently speaking to her late husband. >> ryan is looking down right now, you know that, and he's very happy, because i think he just broke a record. >> reporter: upset that her father-in-law had publicly questioned the need for the operation in which her husband was killed, carryn owens put a heartbroken face on the controversial commando raid against the al qaeda stronghold in yemen. president trump approved the operation after barely a week in office. but he subsequently tried to distance himself from it. the comma

by the 1960s the waterfront was becoming a sad, empty using shell of it former self. in 1966 the navy yard, which had during world war ii the largest and best known employer, was decommissioned. by the time i moved to park slope, about a mile away from the navy yard, it was home to a few operate can warehouses but mostly acres acres acres of emp, ferrell dog and the occasionol body reportedly dumped by one of brooklyn's legendary wise guys. there were still plenty of holdovers at the time we moved in. our next door nab were an elderly irish couple who had taken no borders, as so many did in the brownstone areas of brooklyn during the depression and in the decades following. they were now being paid by the city of new york to house elderly. many of. the sick and moaning and that was the musical accompaniment of my children's early years. hopefully they can't remember it. in fact, brooklyn was actually losing population. years later the writer -- hamel, who drew up in working class park slope would say about this time: you heard it over and over in those days. we got get out of brooklyn

navy is precluded from providing assistance to law enforcement without reimbursement. so they were willing to provide us days of searching for $48,000. >> reporter: you were going to get a bill at the end of it. >> we had to pay up front actually. >> reporter: two months later, the fee covered, the u.s. navy was ready to join in the search. the ship was fitted out with side scan sonar that could image the ocean floor. no gym bag? >> no. >> no bag, no body. the experts told us that it was beyond a needle in a haystack. >> yeah. >> reporter: the navy said it had to pull the plug when the money ran out. but lynn's fiance, ed o'dell, stepped in. >> and ed o'dell wrote a check to the navy for another $13,000 to extend the search one more day. >> reporter: the extra day bought one promising sighting. >> we saw what we thought was a black bag on the ocean floor. >> reporter: grappling hooks were sent down. searchers deck held their breath, but it wasn't what they were looking for. >> a plastic garbage bag. >> reporter: what was in the garbage bag? >> it turned out to be beer cans. garbage. >> reporter: the nav

what do you think the navy seal punished for supporting the president. use the #keeptalking.ackie: well is oprah planning on running against president trump on 2020? >> i never considered the question even a possibility. i just thought, oh, oh, i thought, oh gee, i don't have the experience and now i'm thinking, oh. jackie: maybe the only thing she hasn't done so far in her career, but what's clear is how serious she's about this. heather: what will happen to gail? jackie: i don't know. heather: single slice of chocolate cake landing mom in hot water. jackie: put the treat in the kindergarten's lunch. heather: fell under red category and went onto tell her to make better choices with an unhappy wave. jackie: friend posting the note on facebook. my friend mother of eight, healthy children received today from 3-year-old's teacher, i told her to put two slices in tomorrow and tell the teacher to get lost. good for her. heather: one for you. jackie: my daughter would be thrilled if i she -- she got a piece of cake. heather: send an e-mail to "fox & friends first" at fox news.com

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we've brought a number of airline pilots now, they were formal navy ate aviators in, top us stand up our remote pilot triton project down in jacksonville. and, you know, they wanted to stay. so we were able to help them out. so after having gone to the airline industry, they wanted to come back. so there is a little bit of that dynamic as well. >> great, thanks. i'm out of time. i appreciate it. >> thank you, ms. mcsally. vice admiral burke, going back to this retention bonus structure, can you brief the subcommittee in terms of what you are looking at right now in terms of a bonus retention structure? >> yes, sir. our current structure right now, we've got two main points of concern. so our department head area is the most critical. and that applies for lieutenant commande commande commanders, that we pay by type model series or community, the type that they're flying. our most critical needs right now are electronic attack aircraft, strike fighters, and then helicopter mine countermeasures. those folks are getting the top rates. and we're paying them at current rate is $25,000 per

the while, prosecutors say the company was overcharging bilking the navy out of tens of millions of dollars. >> and martha raddatz with us here in new york tonight. this investigation has been going on for quite some time now. how many officers now involved? >> reporter: really epic numbers, david. 20 former or current navy officers charged in this scandal. admiral loveless put in a not guilty plea, but the chief says this behavior is inconsistent with our standards, and is an embarrassment to the navy. he says they are fully cooperating with law enforcement, but this is not over, david. >> always great to have you in person. >>> we move on now to the deadly nor'easter moving out, and a deep chill reaching to florida tonight. let's get to meteorologist rob marciano with us live tonight. he is tracking this. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. hard to believe march 15th, and we're feeling an arctic, january-type pattern. nudging that cold air down to the southeast, and we are locked in. look at the freezing warnings. hard freeze, damaging the crops across georgia and florida. across the northeast in the single digits again.