a us navy investigation found that both incidents had been caused by preventable errors.ing reported that steve bannon, president trump's former chief strategist, has been summoned to testify before a grandjury. the new york times says it's the first time a subpoena has been issued a to seek information from a member of mr trump's inner circle over alleged collusion with russia during the 2016 election. 0ur correspondent in washington, david willis, has more details. up to now of course, mike, those who have given evidence to robert mueller‘s special counsel investigation have done so voluntarily and there were dozens of them in the final months of last year. steve bannon, though, by all accounts does not intend to give evidence voluntarily because maybe he knows so much about what went on in the transition and in the early months of the trump administration so the special counsel has subpoenaed him to give evidence to the grand jury that is looking into this whole affair of russian meddling in the outcome of the 2016 election. there is a suggestion here that this might b

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that will was russian fighter, buzzing, a us navy plane. jet coming within just 5 feet of that plane, the pentagon says, both jets flying in international air space, at the time. the state departmet issued a statement saying that russia was, quote, flagrantly violating existing agreements, and international law. >> over in lehigh county the corruption trial of allentown mayor ed pulaski continues, the court spent time questioning if the word meatballs was used as a code word yesterday. pulaski consult at recorded conversations with the mayor in cooperation with the government. and on the recordings, they discussed meatballs. now the defense says the men were literally talking about food and not about some kind of shady deal. >> the head of philadelphia court has fired one of its clerks. they discovered that she had asked rapper meal mill to help pay for her son's college tuition. the clerk told "tmz" she passed mill a note at a sentencing hearing asking for help, she thought mill would look favorable on her request since they both were from

that is a russian fighter jet buzzing a us navy plane. what do you think they're saying, hey, fellows, coming within 5 feet. both jets flying in under neighbor national air space at the time. russia, quote, was flagrantly violating existing agreements and international law. >> less than two weeks after pope francis angered many chill ands with downplaying sex abuse victims, the vatican launching investigation, archbishop will hear directly from something dollars victim of fernando, but the focus more on juan borrows accused of covering up the crimes. cardeem al sanctioned by the vatican few years ago for sexually abusing minors. the vatican says the archbishop is well equipped to handle the sensitive matter. >> after bishop, one of the biggest experts in the church on child sex abuse, he was the former prosecutor here in the vatican, currently the president of what is the equivalent of a court of appeals in this matter. >> the borough's controversy dominated the pope's recent trip to latin america. his comments about a lack of proof anger

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how much artificial intelligence is there and they are all of us navy loony recognizes her surroundings she interprets what she sees a most decisions on that basis leoni uses a laser scanner and sensors located around the vehicle while the prototypes being developed by a number of major companies are currently only allowed on the motorway. lay only can do more she can cope with city traffic. is she really doing all this on her own. if a loon is driving by only intervene when she's close to an edge here for example there's bushes reaching onto the roadway clearly doesn't avoid obstacles she stops when something's blocking the lane that's not great for vehicles behind. when machines take the wheel in the future what dangers lion store for us. very positive vehicle systems will be increasingly networked so we'll have to make sure that it can't be accessed from outside the vehicle but it falls before is that really something we can protect ourselves against intelligent hackers to interfere you can hack anything. we can build things to be quite robust in that respect the simple was good for

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the navy has camp david but it's appropriate budget line in us navy appropriations is to maintain david but we know it as camp lejeune why? meeting president roosevelt with president truman, not greatly and ever with david in florida, this is successor president eisenhower came in, but it was a bit pretentious. bought a closing like some other presidents after him as well. ida became enamored with again which was an early trend of many presidents. >> and decided you know, maybe there is a need here even though i have my farm. >> pieces but i don't like the name. there might be funny names for the cabin. so he renamed camp david after his grandson, david eisenhower,12 years old in this photo. david eisenhower today is about 70 years old and he recently retired from the university of pennsylvania. i was introduced to rotary san diego a few weeks ago and the gentleman that introduced me was a long lawyer , had david eisenhower as ca in graduate school you never know who's sitting in the aisles. you never know. so call david, the other thing eisenhower did is he renamed and he took in the e

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the us navy announcing homicide charges against commanders of two ships in deadly collisions last yearthe officers face court marshall and military criminal charges. it concluding neglect homicide after u. s john s mccain collided with merchantship near singapore in august. 22-year-old kenneth smith from cherry hill was one of ten sailors who died in that collision. in june the uss fitzgerald collided with a philippine container ship, 17 sailors died from the collision. >>> we're following breaking news right now in west philadelphia. two boys 12 and 15 years of age shot one of those boys shot in the face. our shawnette wilson joins us live outside the children's hospital of philadelphia tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: well, iain, they're in critical but stable condition i'm told each of them shot at least once. but may have even more gunshot wounds. i just heard a lot of screaming. >> reporter: at a kia harrison is disgusted over a shooting that happened on her street. two brother, 112, the other 15 years old was shot on the ludlow street in west philly. harrison saw one of them scre

he served in the us navy before joining nasa in 1962.tronaut‘s astronaut", saying that they, and the world, had lost a pioneer. legendary astronaut john young, who's died at the age of 87. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: from moscow to bethlehem and beyond — 0rthodox christians are beginning their celebrations of the eastern christmas. the japanese people are in mourning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it announced he was dead. good grief! after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer paul simon starts his tour of south africa tomorrow, in spite of protests and violence from some black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa until majority rule is established. teams were trying to scoop up lumps of oil as france recognises it faces an ecological crisis. three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that

spy plane has been intercepted by a russian jet over the black sea the us navy claimed that its plane was in international airspace over the sea moreover it claimed the interception was an unsafe maneuver however russia's defense ministry said the mission was conducted in accordance with international regulations. the syrian war is not only about the fight against islamic state it's also about the political struggle between the opposition and the government and now damascus representatives and opposition groups are gathering in the russian city of sochi for a new round of peace talks. previewing that event. minutes after landing in camera man juking the stiff we've been diverted to be rude look at the banners he said. they're everywhere the entire city seems to be plastered in them peace for the people of syria five hundred ten journalists were registered for the sochi peace conference in just four days representatives from seventy eight different channels as well as dozens and dozens of different news agencies most of them foreigners these army of journalists covering this event. onl

blood sugar level secret of the armor surely you can you get other cronies local public you know mob us navy. in my space and i was. you know one of the things we saw in this entire campaign leading up to trump selection was very little discussion of the facts nobody said look you know you may be the smartest person in the world in your area of cheating people in the real estate market but when it comes to actually understand economics you have no background i think any you know a good economist could possibly have won that election had the press made and attention to that. joined me every focused on the i like simon chill and i'll be speaking to get us in the world of politics sport business i'm show business i'll see you then. this is harlan kentucky. with all of this move the boy says he was going to st danny's leave. a co money since he was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the pay rises showed. that it was love to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that is anything ever happened to the coal mines here t

the procedure to the imus show you can you get other cool news but then you tell us navy of. the president. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. somehow i want to be rich. but you going to be for us this is like the full story of the morning can't be good . i'm interested always in the waters about how. fresh it. last week the but subtle possum that's placed in the house of commons to all the hero in the house of laws. the final government majority in the house of commons was twenty nine which side is comfortable enough but that might still prove difficult because the indications are that the upper house the on the elected chamber the house of lords is about to cut up rough and breaks it a number of laws are making it clear that they are not bowed by normal conventions and constitutional legislation because they believe the government has no election mandate for hot blacks and furthermore the bracks bill does not have the consent of eye of the scots parliament or the national a

he served in the us navy, beforejoining nasa in 1962.onaut", saying that they, and the world, had lost a pioneer. legendary astronaut john young, who has died at the age of 87. rohingya muslim insurgents have claimed responsibility for an attack on myanmar military forces in rakhine state on friday. in a statement on twitter, the arakan rohingya salvation army said it carried out an ambush, the first such incident for several weeks. myanmar authorities said two security officers and a driver were wounded. the rebels have accused the military of continuing to abuse the muslim population of the state. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: cyclone ava lashes madagascar. floods and high winds force more than 10,000 people to flee. the japanese people are in mourning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it announced he was dead. good grief! after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singe

he served in the us navy before joining nasa in 1962.e astronaut‘s astronaut," saying that they and the world had lost a pioneer. germany and turkey moved a step closer to reconciliation on saturday when germany's foreign minister hosted his turkish counterpart. the sides are attempting to improve relations, which over the last few years have been strained. seref isler reports. the turkish foreign minister had come to germany with an offer of new beginnings, and he stayed for tea. his german counterpart offered a warm welcome, but it might take more than germany's famous kugel to restore relations completely. but the body language was friendly, and both men spoke of the need for dialogue, better co—operation, and mutual understanding. after all, germany is turkey's biggest export market, and has the world's largest turkish diaspora. the two countries are nato allies, and mevlut cavusoglu was careful to stress the closeness of the two countries. translation: turkey and germany are both proud and honourable states. these two peoples do not

the us navy has said the former commanding officers of two of its destroyers which were involved in deadly the pacific will face criminal charges. i7 sailors were killed in the crashes. in the first collision injune, the uss fitzgerald collided with a cargo vessel off the coast of japan, with the loss of seven lives. ten more were killed when the uss john mccain hit an oil tanker east of singapore in august. the lives of her parents, sister and the driver of a second car. executives from youtube, facebook and twitter are due to attend a hearing in the us aimed at tackling the spread of extremist material. all three of the platforms have already taken measures to prevent terrorist propaganda but politicians worldwide are calling for more to be done. cornelia meyer is the ceo of mrl corporation, a business consultancy, and shejoins me now. friend of the briefing. it is good to see you. so, give us your take on this very difficult story. i say difficult, because it is hard to know how to police these social media sites. well, it is hard to know, and you're getting into several issues here. on

the us navy has said the former commanding officers of two of its destroyers which were involved in deadlyriminal charges. 17 sailors were killed in the crashes. in the first collision injune, the uss fitzgerald collided with a cargo vessel off the coast of japan, with the loss of seven lives. ten more were killed when the uss john mccain hit an oil tanker east of singapore in august. pope francis has been to visit a women's jail in santiago on the second day of his visit to chile. the women inside the sanjoaquin prison are mostly mothers who are on drugs trafficking charges. the trip has been overshadowed by multiple accusations of child sexual abuse against nearly eighty members of the chilean clergy. earlier, pope francis said he feels "pain and shame" over the scandal. international gymnasts have been confronting the former usa team doctor, larry nassar, in court, and describing how he sexually abused them when they were children. nassar was jailed last month for 60 years for possessing images of child abuse, and is awaiting sentencing after admitting sexual assault. as many as 125 wom

neutrality the fact is that there are standards if you shall a team which we rigorously uphold to us navyofficers are facing possible homicide charges of a deadly ship collisions in august both officers commanded navy destroyers in the pacific ocean one collided with a philippine container ship in june and the other struck a merchant ship near singapore in august both officers are facing courts martial and could be charged with negligent homicide a former u.s. intelligence officer has been arrested and charged for allegedly holding onto a highly classified information jerry chun chung lee's accused of maintaining handwritten notes including names and details about spy recruits and other cia employees in our lives and hong kong was arrested when he flew into new york on monday the u.s. justice department says f.b.i. agents searched lee's hotel rooms in twenty twelve and found two books with a note. the world health organization is warning a diphtheria outbreak in yemen is spreading quickly almost seven hundred people have now been affected forty eight have died from the disease in the past

this was part of the navy land. >> anthony: when did the navy stop using vieques as a bombing range?ou'd be eating lunch and you hear boom, boom. >> elda: basically. and still they detonate bombs. >> anthony: this is left over ordinances. >> elda: yeah this is like the clean up process. they gather the unexploded ammunitions and they detonate them all together. >> erica: the house moves with the bombing. it's like middle of the war. >> anthony: and i'm sorry you've lived here how long? >> carlito: all my life. >> erica: me too. all my life in vieques. [ rooster caww ] >> anthony: i've been drinking a fair amount of this lately. this one is flavored with? >> erica: acerola. >> anthony: acerola. alright who's joining me? salud. mhmm good. >> erica: it's good? >> anthony: i'm not driving after this. [ laughter ] >> anthony: lobsters with mashed yautia and yucca from the the garden. conch salad, and coconut arepas. >> anthony: it's really beautiful here. this is not san juan this is much more lush. >> erica: no traffic lights, no fast food. >> anthony: born and raised in paradise. >> eri

the navy expects to roll out the work plan next month. the company declined to comment referring us to the navy. >> thank you. >>> tonight in san jose, the city it is trying to settle a three-ton controversy. activists are urging city council members are asking to have this statue moved out of city hall. but activists say columbus is symbolic with oppression. a third alternative would be to putting into storage. by the way, it's so heavy moving it anywhere will cost an estimated $is it li 12,000. >> a major project is given the green light to kin, dweflt in santa clara, the 46 acre site near great america and levi stadium. the site was formerly owned by yaw shoe now by a clienz developer plans to billed a mixed use development zriebtd as an urban village. they plan to allow them to move forward with the plan to billed here. now take a look it include as 50 story office tower here and a bunch of residential towers that could hold about 6,000 apartments. the project also includes a hotel, locate the here, and more than 3 million square feet of commercial office space. the city counsel

during world war ii, the us navy built an oil depot to supply over sea strategic needs. drums made from traditional style animal skins, after a series of riots they insisted were inspired by african drumming. one improvises in such circumstances and all those oil drums were repurposed. ♪ >> anthony: this is phase two. one of only 11 large steel bands taking part of the worldwide competition, panorama that happens in a few weeks, winner gets $150,000. they have taken home the prize seven times in no small part due to this man lenox "boogsie" sharpe. ♪ the rehearsal space is called a pan yard and if you're lucky somebody nearby is making this, corn soup. split pea broth, dumplings and of course corn. kim johnson is a local journalist and historian who knows about this stuff. it's far more complex than you think. >> anthony: wow i've got to tell you that was incredible. i heard a lot of little steel drum bands around the caribbean but nothing like that. all percussion right? 100 percent. >> boogsie: yes. >> anthony: how did your interest in this develop? >> kim: i grew up h

on sunday october 1st, the us navy will be landing a landing craft utility near pier 50 full of assetspecifically in this case medical assets that will be driven to the san francisco zuckerberg general hospital. the next day october 2nd, tents will be set up, local and state and federal in the parking lot of zuckerberg indicating that we will need help from our partners. >> moving forward we have our seminar for leaders october 4th and 5 and talking about humanitarian aid and disaster relief specifically looking at the refugee crisis hitting around our world right now. and we have the pier to pier medical exchange. the fly out and private and first responders will be flying out to a navy ship to discuss disaster response capabilities. october 2nd, the full scale exercise at zuckerberg. ems ride alongs are part of this. it's important for military partners to ride along with our local ems staff. then we also have a summit or seminar during the senior leader seminar, a medical peer to peer exchanges. we'll have medical experts from local state, federal and department of defense to discus

restore the health of the navy is to give us stable and adequate funding. we must be able to count on reliable resourcing to operate safely and and efficiently. despite these challenges, i want to assure you, i want to assure you, that the navy/marine corps team is still the most ready, capable and lethal force in our arsenal. we know, however, that staying that way means we must seize every opportunity to improve. and we are committed to do so. we stand with the families of the fallen and their loved ones and their repeated requests that good must come out of these cathartic events rings true throughout our enterprise on a daily basis. we must act with a sense of urgency to grow our competitive advantage in a sustainable manner and i look forward to working with you to do so. thank you. >> thank you very much, secretary. we now turn to admiral jauohn richardson for your opening remarks. >> thank you, chairman wilson. distinguished members of the readiness and sea power committees. i want to brief you today on the unified action

i served in the us navy during world war ii. >> 1952 to 1954. e you got to get out of the airplane they thought it would be nice if you knew how to use a parachute. >> reporter: students and the vets seemed to enjoy the opportunity to hear about how an entirely different generation views the world. >> to come out here which they probably would not have done without this organization without this day and to talk to others that are not like them in the community to see that we're all the same. report roar the visit was about dr. king's message of community service but it was also a chance for young people who only know of him through speeches or class projects. >> everyone in our high school they weren't alive during the time martin luther king was alive obviously. >> reporter: to learn about and then continue his legacy. >> going to see the veterans at the post and then coming here to visit you feel the significance of the event. >> reporter: that bond is ultimately the point of and the path to on-going unity and progress for goodness sake. i'm bi

children on board iran eight six five five shut down into law in one nine hundred eighty eight by the us navy in the persian gulf it would be remiss of me not to recall that you as shamelessly dig the corrugated command there who gave the order to fire the suppressive then while president trump may may be a number of the fact that no protesters the most of it is against his presence while he was in our neighborhood a few months ago you may be on a very that they have no right to protest the fact is that this every democratic country we citizens view from time to time take to streets to protest wanting what our mother and iran is no exception in every country the security forces. the police national guards or others or prison to ensure that the thirst remain peaceful and you and iran is again no exceptions. howard while the u.s. accuses iran of suppressing protests one can only gasp at the hypocrisy when we using images of occupy wall street protesters beaten and the rag by american policeman and to go back in time when national guardsman fired on cue peaceful the student protesters at kent st

navy. join us as we learn more about it in the history of the navy in newport. >> here at the center of american maritime history in newport, rhode island, it is one of the deepest natural in closed ports in the world. for that reason the united states navy chose it as one of its key anchorages during the prime of american naval seapower in the early 20th century. arguably the origins of the naval war college began. the germans were ahead of the game, literally, in techniques of wargaming. during the wars of german unification, they came up with an idea called the general staff. the general staff was an organization that enabled all the different principalities to fall in line with their regiments under this centralized organization called the general staff. there was a guy named emory upton, a greater general. he said look at what the germans did with that general staff. he went over to germany and studied the german methods. he brought them back. upton basically made the argument what we needed t

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the navy expects to roll out more next month. they referred us to the navy. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit, give us a call at 1-888-996-tips. >>> now to a developing story we first brought you on today in the bay this morning. a driver crashes off an off ramp and we're get go new details from authorities as far as where the driver may have been shot. nbc bay area pete suratos joins us live from richmond. >> reporter: good morning. in the past hour we got some new information from the contra costa sheriff's department. they're the ones handling this investigation. they told us it started about five miles east from where we're standing. we're near the off ramp. it actually dumps you off here on barrett avenue for folks familiar with the area. this is one of the busier streets where the crash took place. this happened all last night on the off ramp. according to the sheriff's department, they're saying they were dispatched to a shoot go around 10:00 p.m., over there in el sobe rante. there was an indication someone may have been s

tetra tech -- the company hired to test and decontaminate the area that was used by the navy to disposes first found to have falsified soil samples in 20-12. new claims by former workers charge that as much as 48- percent of over 10 years worth of data ... is either suspect or has "been manipulated or falsified. environmental activists have long been up upset about the plan to redevelop the area. and now new housing projects in the area may be in danger of even more delays. at least 1 billion dollars has been spent in removing radioactive contamination from the former shipyard. the navy is expected to hold a press conference to address these concerns on wednesday. ( marty )to the south bay now ... san jose international airport is adding flights this year. after seeing an increase in ridership in 2017. they are offering 80 weekly flights... including 16 new routes.(reveal) according to airport officials, the airport has seen constant growth over the past five years. last year passenger traffic increased by more than 15-percent.(reveal) they say the increase is because the airport added

the us navy is joining the search for the 30 missing crew members but weather, flames, poe zen us iner hampering efforts here. fear is growing the tanker will blow up and just ink if it explodes it would be the worst tanker oil spill in more than 25 years. >>> more fallout for british& clothing retailer h and m. singer the weeknd is not going to work with h and m any more over it's controversial ad posted message saying woke up this morning shocked and embarrassed by the photo i am defended license not be work wig h and m any more. that's the ad. artist launched his online store with h the retailer removed this image from its website and issued an apology. >>> disney facing a wave of backlash this morning over the new collectors opinion for the new black panther movie. many people took to twitter to criticize the light skin tone of the pin when the black panther is supposed to be african. the picture was first posted by an unofficial website called disney pins blog. website later deleted the picture and posted a new one. so they apologized for the photo said the lighting may have bee

secretary of state rex tillerson also said he wants to use allied navies to interdict north korean missile parts. >> reporter: back on the korean peninsula, the north and south are focused on diplomacy, and continuing their first direct talks in two years. the north has restored a military hotline. and the two countries will field joint teams in next month's winter olympics in south korea, possibly including women's ice hockey. ♪ ♪ and the north could be allowed to send its best known music group, an all-female pop band whose songs are usually poems of propaganda that call north korean leader kim jong-un "our glory, our happiness." kim, according to some analysts, is using the talks to try to drive a wedge between the u.s. and south korea, and south korea is trying to prevent history from repeating itself. in 1947, before the last south korean olympics, north korean terrorists blew up a passenger jet and killed 115 people. today, south korean officials say increased dialogue can decrease tensions and fear. recently, that fear spiked, with false alarms that sent hawaiians running for shelte

not only did they resist, but they used their navy to seize american ships.ing, if we were trading there, we were supporting their enemies. if we were, they could seize all of our shipments. the war of 1812 was fought to coerce the british and the french to change their policies and stop seizing u.s. shipping. the strategy to do this was to invade canada. the idea was that by invading canada, the u.s. would put pressure on britain because they could not support their own colonies in the west indies, especially jamaica. that might have worked had we successfully invaded canada. unfortunately, madison relied on militia. our country was designed to not have a standing army. the militia are very bad at invading. in a crucial moment, 3000 new york troops stood on the river ready to cross into canada and said, what are not going. -- we are not going. maybe it was cowardice, maybe it was a constitutional principle that the president could not order them to invade, but for one reason or another, they would not go. we failed to invade canada. and the next summer we fa

the cessna crashed near bunkers the navy once used to store explosives. the pilot was the on person on board and they haven't revealed whether the pilot had just taken off from or was headed to nearby buchanan field. >>> a ballet instructor in the bay area is facing child molestation charges. abc news was in daley city at the west lake school for performing arts where victor cabano recently worked. police arrested him friday at his san mateo home on 16 counts of aggravated sexual assault involving a child under 14. the district attorney's office says it happened while he worked in contra costa county. >>> hayward police are crediting a vigilant parent for the arrest of a convicted sex offender. melvin flemings offered to give basketball lessons to a student. the student's parents suspected something wasn't right and searched the coach's name online and found he was a convicted sex offender. police are looking for potential other victims. >>> multiple homes remain red tags and owners are uncertain when or if they will return. as abc 7 reporter wayne freedm

tell us about the practical applications that may not have been anticipated by people when they found themselves in a crisis like the so-called cajun navy votes going out into neighborhoods to find and rescue people out of their houses. what can you tell us about that. >> it wasn't a complete surprise because radio has always been a go to tool mitigation tool when the stakes are high. again, it's live voice and could hear motion you can communicate and organize large groups of people very efficiently and the first inkling we've had in these crisis situations is in various countries it has been the number one overall app and it started in turkey and the arab string and in egypt and the government of venezuela said shut down during the height of the height of their troubles and also in ukraine zello is the number over one all app and another thing we've seen before is south africa has a terrible crime problem and there has been a crowd source on a neighborhood watch back up around zello across the whole country. millions of people who use it and it's been effective there and the cajun navy gets a credit and if anyone saw the news for watc

joining us now is former navy seal and chief of external affairs, carl hegby, carl, thank you for joining how, it's hard for a lot of people to wrap their minds around on this happening, the wrong button was pushed. >> yeah, i have no idea. the good news is the system works. jillian: for 38 minutes you had people crying and you had the money lowering his child into a manhole. >> the issue is they're going to reassign this person, this person could have started nuclear war, why are they being reassigned and not being removed, that's the question. jillian: how do you regain the trust of your people? >> i mean, you should have at least 2 or 3-party system to do this. allegedly this person was trying to clock out. i don't know how the systems are tied in together. to me this seems like a gross lack of accountability and someone should definitely be fired over this. jillian: you talk about the fact already blame is going around about this situation, right, you heard some people even blaming president trump for this situation. do you have faith in our military that they can handle something lik

us. but, also, in reviewing and commenting on the navy's circla documents and site plan for site 12 -- work plan for site 12, there's been a lot of work with the department of public health over the last four years and the navy, and lang has been at the table for the parties with those communications. as we work forward to ensure that our interests in making sure that site 12 is cleaned up, i think it's important for us to reta retain langan until that period, but i welcome conversation. >> thank you very much for that assessment. questions and comments by commissioners? >> i would certainly agree with your recommendation. i think that the overview of what we've done with the environmental program shows how much progress has been done in these past few years, and we'll, finally, after all these years, come to the final phase of remediation for treasure island. it's so important, i think, for there to be continuity, particularly because it's a very complicated program, and it's a very critical point as we come to these final remediation and the transfer of those properties so i would agree w

navy is helping us reach our renewable energy goals. together we have established governments to use recycled water on food crops. working with all of you in the legislature we are able to provide tax credits for organic farmers which means a healthier people and healthier lands. [applause] and, you past, and i signed a law to abide by the paris climate accord. the first state in the nation to do so. [applause] we understand deeply and fully what the future requires of us. i also fought to give native hawaiians a seat at the table when it comes to management of the national marine monument. the office of hawaiian affairs is now cotrustee of the monument. [applause] our goal of increasing local food production is another golden opportunity for hawaii. we are blessed with four growing seasons and delaying great university with the college of tropical agriculture that has a long history of cutting-edge work. with all of these factors, hawaii canada must become the premier center for new agricultural technologies. we already have a tech sta

tetra tech -- the company hired to test and decontaminate the area that was used by the navy to dispose of toxic waste -- was first found to have falsified soil samples in 20- 12. new claims by former workers state that as much as 48-percent of over 10 years worth of data is either suspect or has "evidence of manipulation or falsification." environmental activists have long been up in arms about the plan to redevelop the area. and now new housing projects in the area may be in danger of even more delays. at least 1 billion dollars has been spent in removing radioactive contamination from the former shipyard. the navy is expected to hold a press conference to address these concerns on wednesday. (jrstone) major traffic delays today in san francisco as thousands of people gathered for the 14th annual walk for life. supporters rallied against abortion... calling it both physically and emotionally harmful to women and children. kron4's jeff pierce was at the event today. tens of thousands of pro life supporters gathered in san francisco on saturday for the fourteenth annual walk for life.ha

navy is helping us reach our renewable energy goals and together have established guidelines to use recycled water on food crops. working with all of you here in the legislature we were able to provide tax credits for chronic farmers which means a healthier people and healthier land. [applause]. and you passed and i signed a law to abide by the paris climate accord, the first state in the nation to do so. [applause]. we understand deeply and fully what the future requires of us. i also fought to give native hawaiians a seat at the table when it comes to management of a national marine monuments. of the office of hawaiian affairs is now trustee of the monuments. [applause]. our goal of increasing production is another golden opportunity for hawaii. we are blessed with four growing seasons and a land-grant university with the college of tropical agriculture that has a long history of cutting-edge work. with all of these factors, hawaii can and must become the premier center for new agricultural technology. we already have agriculture startups going strong here in hawaii. one company that comes