. >>> the navy named a new ship for gay rights pioneer harvey milk. he hid his sexual orientation to serve in the navy and became a san francisco supervisor. he was assassinated in the "uss harvey milk" will carry oil. >>> a new craze is taking over the internet. jim axelrod looks at what is behind the latest stunt. >> 22 push-ups, here we go. >> reporter: move over ice buckets, a new challenge is ripping through social media. push-ups. 22 in fact. knocking them out and then challenging someone else to do it. >> i'm doing the 22 push-up challenge. >> reporter: from stars like groups. it is not about pumping a pecks. it's designed to focus a traj. for years it was estimated 22 veterans committed suicide east day. retired marine don nguyen is the director of 22 kill. >> when it came out that 22 veterans were committing suicide, it's almost where this number came from. >> reporter: two summers ago, the ice bucket challenge raved $115 million. the group behind this challenge, 22 kill, says it's primary goal is to raise awareness, not money. rusty is an ar

of the navy, he jumps at the chance, he resigns in his nice desk job as assistant secretary of the navy to go lead the charge up san juan hill with the rough riders during the spanish american war and ultimately emerges as a big war hero. and here is probably the famous photograph of him with his men on top of kettle hill. coming back from cuba he's very popular, he's elected governor of new york. he's governor of new york state a short time before he starts enforcing a lot antitrust legislation. he would later continue to enforce it as president, which caused a lot of enemies within the republican party. and led republicans to gather together to oust him out of state and local politics. so they thought a fitting place would be to promote him to the vice president of the united states. roosevelt was reluctant to accept the nomination. he makes the remark that the only thing he was guaranteed from becoming vice president was a history professor job at some second-rate college. it works out well for him, not so much for president mckinley, who was assassinated six months into his second t

numbers and said this is-- the guys in the navy-- navy says that a threat. aside from people who are actually you know engaging in war. it's a 20 billion-dollar a year problem to the military. dan dunn meyer-- it's like the fight of his life. she says he does this for the warrior. he doesn't want weapons suffering in the hands of our soldiers. is a good fight. >> yes. >> so, speaking about the truck drivers, i think the bigger threat for trough-- truck drivers is the self driving vehicle. but, the question i had was if you could just relate each or any of you great stories about the law of unintended consequences and i think in particular with regards to things like invasive species when we see the vietnamese-- [inaudible] >> invading certain ecosystems. are there other stories you come across that have good intentions gone bad. >> jonathan,-- >> i think that's as about as big as i got right there with nukes. >> i think the-- one of the biggest disruptions of recent decades is the invention of the shipping container because that's really is the very low-tech

milk came from a navy family and served in the navy himself in the 1950s. >> he became the naval officer, came to san diego as a divingstruck -- enstructure. he engaged on numerous pursuits and became increasingly active in politics as the pioneer and the gay rights movement. >> and the uss harvey milk is among six ships to be named after the civil rights pioneer, construction of the navy refueling ship that is set to begin in san diego in just about three years. >>> still ahead tonight, the unexpected discovery in the south bay. >> if we get in to the trench in the north to get into the resources. >>> up next what they found in a site named for the new solar panel project. >> they were tracking the warm up. they ended up being the warmest day of the week so far. that we'll talk about that with cooling weather that will come towards the end of the week. >>> a new solar panel project in the south bay right now is on hold as we are not talking because of the lack of sunshine. >> that's right as the south bay reporter tells us that the new energy project was being built on their ancient bur

khans. >> admiral, you know so many people in the navy now who have been in the navy over the years. i'm wondering what your sense is of the breakdown of what percentage are supporting secretary clinton, what percentage are supporting donald trump. >> you know, we are very fortunate in the united states to have a non-political military so people currently serving in uniform and when i was in uniform, we did not express political beliefs. what i will tell you from the people i have talked to who have retired or left the military, whereas a lot of them are generally considered to tend toward the republicans, there are a lot that are either not saying anything or are actively coming forward and it's things just like this that raise concerns. i don't think in the history of our democracy have we ever had someone who is actually a threat, not that would cause a threat, but would be a threat to our men and women in uniform. i'm afraid that his lack of knowledge and his lack of temperament will get us into a war that we do not need to be. this lack of empathy plays into that. >> admiral bar

. >>> the navy named a new ship for gay rights pioneer harvey milk. he hid his sexual orientation to serve in the navy and became a san francisco supervisor. he was assassinated in the "uss harvey milk" will carry oil. >>> a new craze is taking over the internet. jim axelrod looks at what is behind the latest stunt. >> 22 push-ups, here we go. >> reporter: move over ice buckets, a new challenge is ripping through social media. push-ups. 22 in fact. knocking them out and then challenginsoe >> i'm doing the 22 push-up challenge. >> reporter: from stars like groups. it is not about pumping a pecks. it's designed to focus a traj. for years it was estimated 22 veterans committed suicide east day. retired marine don nguyen is the director of 22 kill. >> when it came out that 22 veterans were committing suicide, it's almost unbelievable. where this number came from. >> reporter: two summers ago, the ice bucket challenge raved grlee,illion. 22 kill, says it's primary goal is to raise awareness, not money. rusty is an army vet who tried to kill himself after c

the navy had not put money into fixing the place up. by 1949, the president had been here four times, and following the defeat of tom dewey, the navy realized the president would be coming back much more often. they hired the premier decorator of miami beach, and so the house is a remodel of 1949. the designer made no consultation with the president. he simply wanted to create a timeless venue, something that would be acceptable to the guests that would be coming to see the president, and he picked colors that were popular at the time, green walls, taupe, grays, tomato red. the house had 20 years of admirals living in it until 1974, so many of the things that had been done for truman were discarded. it was our task to restore the house as it was. and although we had the records of what was bought, they did not necessarily tell us who it was from. so we found this fabric that is shown in the drapes and on the couch. it turned out to be a waverley print. none of us knew that. we happen to find a scrap of fabric on ebay. we found 200 yards

the navy carries around three inch binders with hundreds of papers and signatures. that is how they get qualified. there is no way to decipher unless i hand you the binder and you hand the binder back to me. that allows you to sign digitally and we can track in real time and make sure on marine core units and what have you people are qualified in the place they need to be qualified. >> so the idea came from our three founders. they are service war officers and met each other at the naval academy. they all saw this need as they served on the naval base. i came on in september. i am a marine core assistant. i saw the same need in the marine core. >> dennis weppner of cross desk and these are a couple companies 1776 have put on the board. >> now joining us is democratic congressman bobby rush. congressman rush, why are you down here at the technology display? >> technology is one of my interests. i have a concentration on technology and sit on the subcommittee of technology and internet. so i am always amazed at american innovation and things that can help us save mone

the mission, navy seals and army delta force commandos tried to rescue american hostages. the americans had already been moved. we now know how tough a tire fight that was. a marine was awarded a bronze star as he came into close contact with isis and eliminated a grave threat. and from may 2013, significant new detail about a raid in syria to capture a top isis operative. he was killed in the fire fight. for that raid, a silver star secretly awarded to an army mission. he continued to fly for over a head despite sustaining damage during the assault. they are who woulding the names at the request of the pentagon, but we are revealing their valor. >> they are not releasing about 20%. and for security reasons, we don't publish. >> over 240 awards since 9/11 are still stamped classified. president obama also secretly awarded medals to the navy seals that killed osama bin laden. jeffrey edgers was there. >> the humility of the military forces there. >> it is just worthying about. over 240 awards for valor to servicemen since 2011 are still secret. as we talk about this, jake,

it was medications from the navy. also several [inaudible] and newsletters media publications among others. >> directors any questions on the communications? any public comment? if not, next item >> item number five, ongoing business by board of directors. betwixt directors? >> directors any ongoing business? yes, mark >> i just want to make another comment about the part which has been going wonderfully. it's not quite completed yet but i assume when it is fully done we will have some sort of celebratory event, but as is right now, it's pretty great. lots of people, lots of dogs and lots of neighbors getting to know one another. so it's a great. i just want to thank the staff are all their work and certainly, the people at jon stewart's. great thank you so, thanks >> and when will the official opening be? >> we are looking later this month to try and schedule something to we don't have a date set yet but we will as mark indicated, when work is comfy we will have a evening opening get-together for residents and dogs.

and the british royal navy, still the greatest merchant navy in the world, despite all hitler's can do. men from every british town, the snow colts of 10,000 ships, on ice coated decks, in grimy engine rooms, then you have been torpedoed twice, three times. ♪ narrator: there is one english sailor has been torpedoed six times and still signed on again. >> but we never hear about these things because of a curious character whose ways will never be completely understandable to an american. john britain himself. he has an idea that he shouldn't talk about himself and what he does. he calls it bad form. we call it damn silly. he say of a spitfire, oh she is not a bad little kite. but this man the boss of the , german air force, can tell us the spitfire has been the deadliest fighter in the world. and we certainly need an interpreter when this happens. all right, except that he spent two days in the icy waters of the north atlantic after being torpedoed on the way to murmansk. see this man? this man, believe it or not, is the first man who flew the atlantic nonstop. in 1919, eight years be

not for himself but for mary jane wells, the wife of the secretary of the navy. one of mary lincoln's few close friends in washington. and he sealed it in an envelope, wrote her name on it, and later mrs. wells framed the lock of hair with dried flowers that adorned lincoln's coffin at the white house funeral. and so that was really the first blood relic taken from abraham lincoln in this room by secretary of war stanton. then it was time to bring lincoln home to the white house. so the secretary of war sent for what was needed to convey the body of a dead president home to the white house. soldiers were sent. and they returned from a military shop a few blocks away carrying a rectangular plain pine box. an ammunition crate, a rifle crate, with a screw-top lid. so when those soldiers rounded the corner and came up 10th street with that box, the crowd moaned. because they knew intellectually that the president had died. they saw the cabinet members leaving. they knew. but the sight of that coffin was the real refutation of their hopes that lincoln could live. so t

. >>> the navy named a new ship for gay rights pioneer harvey milk. he hid his sexual orientation to serve in the navy and became a san francisco supervisor. he was assassinated in 1978. the "usns harvey milk" will carry oil. >>> a new craze is taking over the internet. jim axelrod looks at what is behind the latest stunt. >> 22 push-ups, here we go. >> reporter: move over ice buckets. there is a new challenge rippling through social media. push-ups. 22, in fact. knocking them out and then challenging someone else to do it. >> reporter: from stars like john krasinski to a class of state trooper groups. it is not about pumping a pecs. it's designed to focus on a tragedy. for years, it was estimated 22 veterans committed suicide each day. retired marine don nguyen is the deputy director of 22 kill. a foundation behind the challenge. >> when the that 22 veterans were committing suicide, it's almost unbelievable. we wanted to find out more about where this number came from. >> reporter: two summers ago, the ice bucket challenge raised $115 million. the gr

he does a great job and working with the navy. as an aside to give historians in the room an occasion to think about, the chief of naval whattions -- imagine would've happened if somebody else had been in that naval said, asin and had not he did, "we are going to fight a he saidon war." says that, there is a tremendous amount of supplies a and material that flow in the pacific. oferal macarthur would not said that king was one of his strongest supporters or allies but let me suggest that by promoting a two-ocean global war and pouring resources into the pacific like king and the joint chiefs did, that macarthur is a beneficiary of that kind of strategy. let us talk at some length about the evolution as a military commander. in case there are some people new to macarthur, here is the 62nd bio to get us to december 7, 1941. centuryfinitely a 19th ma'am. you need to remember that when you start with general macarthur. he was born in 1880. his father won the metal honored for the charge of missionary ridge in the civil war. he went to

the thing the navy did today that has never been done before. >> it was love that was oozing out of the decorations. you can tell it wasn't just any other memorial. >> plus, the way a father's memory will be preserved forever. it's part of our bay area proud series. >>> and good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. cooling fog on the coastline at ocean beach. we'll let you know when everybody's temperatures will be cooling down a few degrees coming up in the micro climate forecast. >> announcer: you are watching nbc bay area news, with the investigative unit holding the powerful accountable. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> a new state law requiring children to be vaccinated is adding a new layer of stress as the school year starts. we are hearing reports of students being turned away from sacramento to san diego for not having proof of immunization. robert is live in san jose. will the vaccine law be a disruption here? >> reporter: it is positive it's a debate that's been raging before and after the law passed in june of last year. now the south bay's largest school district is

up manpower shortage in the british navy. there was a whole question of citizenship that went with that. you know. in the united states, we believed that you could come from a foreign country, say great britain, and come here and live for five years and then you could become a naturalized citizen. however, over in great britain, they believed once a subject always a subject. so a lot of our states men at the time, they were saying, you know, the british are trying to define what an american citizen is. and if we allow them to do that, then we're no better than like we were, say, when we were a colony. a lot of americans at that time thought that they had something to live up to, they saw that previous generation like the revolutionary war generation, the founding fathers generation, the spirit of 76, something to live up to. and so a lot of americans say, this war of 1812 is our second war of independence. certainly those who were pro war or the war hawks as they were called, you know, use that language to invoke that spirit

the little island in the atlantic, and island [indiscernible] and the british royal navy, still the greatest merchant navy in the world, despite all hitler's can do. men from every british town, on the stoke holds of every ship, on ice coated darks, in grimy engine rooms, men who have been torpedoed twice, three times. ♪ there is one english sailor has been torpedoed six times and still signed on again. >> but we never hear about these things because of a curious character whose ways will never be completely understandable to an american. john britain himself. he has an idea that he shouldn't talk about himself and what he does. he calls it bad form. we call it damn silly. he say of a spitfire, oh he is -- she is not a bad little kite. but this band, the boss of the german air force, can tell us the spitfire has been the deadliest fighter in the world. and we certainly need an interpreter when this happens. all right, except that he spent two days in the icy waters of the north atlantic after being poor peter owed on the way to murmansk. see this man. this man, believe it or not, is the fi

navy personnel taken hostage by the iranian navy in january and now this. and so that continues a pace and then just like week iran revealed a nuclear defense shield and in the face of, you know, international pressure they continued to do this. they have 100,000 troops in iraq and now we pay them $1.7 billion, think of what that money can do for the veterans administration, iran put a lot of our veterans in the hospitals and we are giving iran $1.7 billion for nothing, for a deal that went bad 40 years ago almost and our veterans need that and the iran was the number one manufacturer of the foreign penetrators, ied's that killed so many of our people, let's give that money to the va to we can take care of our wounded and not state-sponsor of terror. sandra: i want to talk about the most recent incident, the four ships that belonged to iran islamic revolutionary gulf core. >> right. >> they harassed, but they stated that these iranian ships carried out a high-speed intercept within 300 yards of this destroyer. the navy called it unsafe and unprofessional. w

. >>> the navy named a new ship for gay rights pioneer harvey milk. he hid his sexual orientation to serve in the navy and became a san francisco supervisor. he was assassinated in the "uss harvey milk" will carry oil. >>> a new craze is taking over the internet. jim axelrod looks at what is behind the latest stunt. >> 22 push-ups, here we go. >> reporter: move over ice buckets, a new challenge is ripping through social media. push-ups. 22 in fact. knocking them out and then challenging someone else to do it. >> i'm doing the 22 push-up challenge. >> reporter: from stars like groups. it is not about pumping a pecks. it's designed to focus a traj. for years it was estimated 22 veterans committed suicide east day. retired marine don nguyen is the director of 22 kill. >> when it came out that 22 veterans were committing suic where this number came from. >> reporter: two summers ago, the ice bucket challenge raved $115 million. the group behind this challenge, 22 kill, says it's primary goal is to raise awareness, not money. rusty is an army vet who tried

. >>> the navy named a new ship for gay rights pioneer harvey milk. he hid his sexual orientation to serve in the navy and became a san francisco supervisor. he was assassinated in 1978. the "usns harvey milk" will carry oil. >>> a new craze is taking over the internet. jim axelrod looks at what is behind the latest stunt. >> 22 push-ups, here we go. >> reporter: move over ice buckets. there is a new challenge rippling through social media. push-ups. 22, in fact. knocking them out and then challenging someone else to do it. >> i'm taking the 22 push-up john krasinski to a class of state trooper groups. it is not about pumping a pecs. it's designed to focus on a tragedy. for years, it was estimated 22 veterans committed suicide each day. retired marine don nguyen is the deputy director of 22 kill. a foundation behind the challenge. >> when the statistics came out suicide, it's almost unbelievable. we wanted to find out more about where this number came from. >> reporter: two summers ago, the ice bucket challenge raised $115 million. the group behind th

so how do we convince them, and the same for the army, navy, air force. how do we convince them to stick around and wear a uniform and do that when some of your companies are offering two, three times as much money and they get to sleep in their own bed at night and no one is trying to kill them? let me think about that for a minute. [laughter] so far enough of them take pride and are willing to accept the challenge. i worry about that because as the force becomes more technical the force becomes more capable, they have more options. >> we will go right here in front. >> thank you. john harbaugh with national defense magazine. general, as you look to the future and prepare to fight more advanced adversaries what kind of new vehicle technologies are you looking for either in terms of armor or low visibility or things like that? >> i didn't talk about recapitalization of the ground vehicle force but there are two programs in particular, joint light tactical vehicle and the amphibious combat vehicle where we're going to replace some number of our humvees and

. >>> the navy named a new ship for gay rights pioneer harvey milk. he hid his sexual orientation to serve in the navy and became a san francisco supervisor. he was assassinated in 1978. the "uss harvey milk" will carry oil. >>> a new craze is taking over the internet. jim axelrod looks at what is behind the latest stunt. >> 22 push-ups, here we go. >> reporter: move over ice buckets, a new challenge is ripping through social media. push-ups. 22 in fact. knocking them out and then challenging someone else to do it. >> i'm doing the 22 push-up challenge. >> reporter: from stars like groups. it is not about pumping a pecks. it's designed to focus a traj. for years it was estimated 22 veterans committed suicide east day. retired marine don nguyen is the director of 22 kill. >> when it came out that 22 veterans were committing suicide, it's almost unbelievable. we wanted to find out more about >> reporter: two summers ago, the ice bucket challenge raved $115 million. the group behind this challenge, 22 kill, says it's primary goal is to raise awareness, n

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. >>> the navy named a new ship for gay rights pioneer harvey milk. he hid his sexual orientation to serve in the navy and became a san francisco supervisor. he was assassinated in 1978. the "usns harvey milk" will carry oil. >>> a new craze is taking over the internet. jim axelrod looks at what is behind the latest stunt. >> 22 push-ups, here we go. >> reporter: move over ice buckets. there is a new challenge rippling through social media. push-ups. 22, in fact. knocking them out and then challenging someone else to do it. >> i'm taking the 22 push-up john krasinski to a class of state trooper groups. it is not about pumping a pecs. it's designed to focus on a tragedy. for years, it was estimated 22 veterans committed suicide each day. retired marine don nguyen is the deputy director of 22 kill. a foundation behind the challenge. >> when the sst suicide, it's almost unbelievable. we wanted to find out more about where this number came from. >> reporter: two summers ago, the ice bucket challenge raised $115 million. the group behind this challenge, 22

of the navy, he jumps at the chance, he resigns in his nice desk job as assistant secretary of the navy to go lead the charge of on san juan hill with the rough riders during the spanish american war and ultimately emerges as a big war hero, and here is probably the famous photograph of him with his men on top of kettle hill. coming back from cuba he's very popular, he's elected governor of new york, he's governor of new york state before he starts enforcing a lot antitrust legislation. which caused a lot of enemies within the republican party. and led republicans to gather together to oust him out of state and local politics. so they thought a fitting belows would be to promote him to the vice president of the united states. roosevelt was reluctant to accept the nomination. he makes the remark that the only thing he was guaranteed from becoming vice presidents with ahistory professor job at some college. it works out well for him, not so much for president mckinley, who was assassinated six months into his second term, and at 42 years old the door roosevelt ascended to the president, h

cajun navy and organizing it. >> what do you think of the major challenges of the cajun navy and the first responders have had to deal with so far and going forward? >> just being able to, i guess, work alongside the volunteers, we're working on that right now, being able to be qualified with them, checking our boats in. the worst part is turning people away that want to help. there's just too many boats or it's just getting unorganized. >> of course, what is going to happen to all those people who have lost their homes and what about the 40,000 houses that have been damaged by these floods with mud and rain? >> well, we have lots of people on the ground, lots of volunteers. lots of churches are coming together. we're staging back over in my area, we're feeding those that are coming out of the flooded areas, we're feeding them hot food. they're starting to gut houses. you would be amazed how quick everyone cleans it out. the absence of any division here has been the most exciting and overwhelming thing to see. just as katrina, everyone helping everyone, it's not a color or a race, yo

navy patrol ship fired three warning shots at an iranian boat that came within 20 0 yards of the uss tempest, ignoring radio calls and warning flairs. it's the latest of all too close >> our ships were in international waters. our sailors were conducting themselves professionally as they are trained to do, and we did not see the same from the iranian boats on the other side. >> firing warning shots is rare and hasn't happened in a long time in encounters with iran. pentagon officials stressed u.s. ships will take whatever steps are necessary to protect themselves. >>> and two people hospitalized after their plane nose dived into a home in indiana. nobody was home at at the time. a small dog managed to escape unharmed. there was no fire, but the home suffered extensive structural damage including, of course, a gaping hole in the roof. the cause of the crash in the early stages right now of an investigation. >>> a few hundred miles north in michigan, a bond hearing friday for the co-pilot accused of trying to fly while drunk. the tallon air charter was supposed to traverse city. the pi

and the navy put this thing up. beautiful pictures of jet fighters flying from the decks of aircraft carriers and said the u.s. navy, a global force for good. it was the strangest ad i have ever seen. they have since taken it down. they had it for at least a year or two. it's about the united states of america. >> that's right. you make such an important point. i think every american should be listening to and thinking about. you mentioned hillary clinton. i mean at one point we say that a person has disqualified themselves. is this clinton foundation, this clinton cartel corruption seems to get more different many been there all along, but we are learning so much more about how it worked, now pervasive it is, how it included foreign governments. there seems no end to it. >> can you possibly imagine being led into war by a woman who traded u.s. diplomacy for donations to her foundation? can you imagine being led into war by a woman who still blows off this email, this unimaginable email scandal as something like wha

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but because the rest of world's navies have gotten smaller, it will be the second most capable navy in the world. scott: last month, president obama called for china to stop the construction. president obama: i reiterated the us will continue to fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows, and we will support the right of all countries to do the same. scott mcdevitt is confident that ongoing patrols of the area. admiral mcdevitt: there's only one way china can prevent us from doing that and that's if they try to use force and shoot at us and try to attack us. in short of that, we can go where we damn well please, but where international law permits. scott: do you think that's a realistic scenario, that that would ever occur? mcdevitt: i don't think so. no. china's not stupid. they're not going to, why would they want to start a, a conflict with a nuclear armed united states. sharyl: that was scott thuman sharyl: fallout continues over the april release of more than eleven million documents dubbed the panama papers. it was an unprecedented leak that exposed how wealthy indiv

a director at the navy base told nbc 10 the navy is not prepared to test people's blood. the director said studies have not found a lot of value in doing that. >>> and now to decision 2016. hillary clinton will renew her push for pennsylvania voters with a campaign stop in philadelphia this week. tomorrow afternoon, the democratic presidential nominee plans to speak at voter registration event at west philadelphia high school. clinton will call on pennsylvanians to register to vote before the october 11th deadline. and today, hillary clinton will make her case to voters in scranton, p.a. vice president joe biden will jone her there. both have ties to scranton. biden was born there, so was clinton's father. nbc 10's lauren mayk will be tracking hillary clinton at both of her stops in pennsylvania this week. count on coverage from her right here on nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app. >>> on the republican's side of the race, the head of donald trump's campaign is facing scrutiny in a corruption case in ukraine. "the new york times" reports ukrainian investigators found secret handwr

and then to be listed in the navy. that is what kennedy ended up with. and to be a little inadequate spending so much of his life and when he was born but early generation of kennedy kids. that is the run of the zero letter. but then he wanted to show his dad he could get things done. and what he boasted to endure it at the end and there was nothing more important that executed that the state. other than bobby kennedy. one more question. >> my question is what do you think that bobby kennedy would have thought about the younger bobby kennedy? >> unknown owe this will then but that was the perfect last question. and while i thought i was being tough and i used precisely that standard. in what he said about the mccarthy era but in the early days it looks like standing up as a threat. but was town deaf to all of his victims and never let him get away with. and then said in vietnam we think you can win the war. one of the primary authors of the counter insurgency stood up. to do that with the issue after issue. so later it was bobby kennedy. he called them t

. >>> the navy named a new ship for gay rights pioneer harvey milk. he hid his sexual orientation to serve in the navy and became a san francisco supervisor. he was assassinated in 1978. the "usns harvey milk" will carry oil. >>> a new craze is taking over the internet. jim axelrod looks at what is behind the latest stunt. >> 22 push-ups, here we go. >> reporter: move over ice buckets. there is a new challenge rippling through social media. push-ups. 22, in fact. knocking them out and then challenging someone else to do it. >> i'm taking the 22 push-up challenge. >> reporter: from stars like john krasinski to a class of state trooper groups. it is not about pumping a pecs. it's designed to focus on a tragedy. for years, it was estimated 22 veterans committed suicide each day. retired marine don nguyen is the deputy director of 22 kill. a foundation behind the challenge. >> when the statistics came out that 22 veterans were committing suicide, it's almost unbelievable. we wanted to find out more about where this number came from. >> reporter: two summe

. >>> the navy named a new ship for gay rights pioneer harvey milk. he hid his sexual orientation to serve in the navy and became a san francisco supervisor. he was assassinated in 1978. the "uss harvey milk" will carry oil. >>> a new craze is taking over the internet. jim axelrod looks at what is behind the latest stunt. >> 22 push-ups, here we go. >> reporter: move over ice buckets, a new challenge is ripping through social media. push-ups. 22 in fact. knocking them out and then challenging someone else to do it. >> i'm doing the 22 push-up challenge. >> reporter: from stars like john krasinski to trooper groups. it is not about pumping a pecks. it's designed to focus a traj. for years it was estimated 22 veterans committed suicide east day. retired marine don nguyen is the director of 22 kill. >> when it came out that 22 veterans were committing suicide, it's almost unbelievable. we wanted to find out more about where this number came from. >> reporter: two summers ago, the ice bucket challenge raved $115 million. the group behind this challenge, 2

the u.s. navy has fired warning shots at an iranian boat. the vessel was harassing the navy ship. this is video of the just posted on youtube today. at one point iranian boat came within 200 yards of the navy vessel. this is the latest in an all too close for comfort december. iran has been flexing its muscle ever since. >>> hillary clinton is campaigning in nevada. she was speaking in reno. big news on clinton, we are expecting another e-mail dump by wiki leaks. the owner will relre damaging e-mails from inside the clinton camp. he wants to stop hillary clinton from becoming president. >>> dona showing up on a ballot in one state. and we will tell you about the new problem they're running into ahead of the first presidential debate. >>> also breaking right now, authorities in mississippi say two catholic nuns were found murdered north of jackson. a terrible story here. as we learn more, we pass along the updates to you. you're watching the now tampa >> welcome back, everyone. we have an update on the sky after public and political backlash, the maker of that life-saving allergy m

, and the navy put this thing up. it was beautiful pictures, you know, of jet fighters flying from the decks of aircraft carriers, destroyers and men and women in uniform and said, u.s. navy, a global force for good. it was the strangest ad, they have since taken it down. they had it for i think a year or two. it is about the united states of america, as you say. >> that's right. >> i think you make such an important point. i think every american should be listening to and thinking about. you mentioned hillary clinton. i mean at what point do we say that a person has disqualified themselves? is her -- is this clinton foundation, this clinton cartel of corruption seems to get more -- i mean it has been there all along, but we are learning so much more about how it worked, how pervasive it is, how it included foreign governments. there seems no end to it. >> can you possibly imagine being led into war by a woman who traded u.s. diplomacy for donations to her foundation? can you imagine being led into war by a woman who

it will be used to deplanish navy slips and the aircraft deployed of them -- navy ships and the aircraft deployed out at sea. >>> we now know how much money superbowl 50 brought into the bay area. coming up in 20 minutes, which city benefited the most and which the least. >>> before the next police chief is closen in san francisco. commissioners. we'll tell you what they are saying about the qualities they want to see in the city's next chief. >>> the community is still pretty busy. we are looking at a commute here on the san mateo bridge that is getting more crowded. >> there is a lot of fog out there for some. very foggy. a little mist, drizzle for others. it will be sunny and warm. we'll have a big difference in the temperatures. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) stobs. >>> the crucial first step. and the public of what they want to see.

they want blood screenings for those who live here and they want the navy to foot the bill. >> my aunt in warminster has rare bladder cancer. makes you think. >> so the question becomes why not offer that blood screening? republican congressman, michael fitzpatrick out here, he says he is confident it will get done. >> very sincere, but very wrong. >> division of the cdc has indicated blood tests wouldn't yield data that is useful, and the congressman disagrees, and calls a blood test a basic right. >> the thing is, joe, all of the representatives, democrat, republican, congressional, state house delegation, all united, in the demands that it be cleaned up, public wells be cleaned up. >> meanwhile many skeptical. why not over widespread blood tests? >> my concern at this point is to get our water safe to drink. >> parent say they expect the government to do what's right, and want help uncovering the damage many say is already done. in huntingdon valley, joe holden, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> still ahead. we will show you a record setting attempt. >> we'll i can you -- take to you thi

secretary of war stanton and secretary of the navy wells arrived at the petersen house shortly after lincoln was taken here. they were first at the home of secretary of state seward. they had heard the secretary of state had been stabbed to death in his bed, and he almost was killed. he survived the wounds. when they got to seward's ,they heard that lincoln had been shot here at ford's theater so they rushed over here in a carriage. by the time they got here, thousands of people had gathered at the corner of 10th and f streets and the carriage couldn't push through the crowd. so there they were, the two most powerful members of the cabinet commanding the entire united states army and the navy, had to disembark from their carriage and disappear into the mob and push their way through and come into this house. so stanton came through this door into this room, and he saw mary lincoln here. and he decided he couldn't operate from here in front of the first lady. so stanton came through this room and into the back parlor here. which was the francis' bedroom. and it was here at a table in

big navy conversation at end of the show. sandra: let's get started donald trump facing a backlash over his years, when the gop nominee how hillary clinton is given the chance to name picks to the supreme cut could undermined gun owners rights. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. [applause] but i will tell you what, that will be a horrible day. sandra: democrats have been quick to pounce on those words. connecticut senator chris murphy, a staunch gun control advocate from a state where emotions remain raw over sandy hook school massacre tweeting this. don't treat this as political misstep this. is assassination threat, seriously upping possibility of a national tragedy and crisis. on "hannity," trump was saying it was obvious to everyone he was referringring to the power f the ballot box and not violence. >> this is political movement this is a strong, powerful movement, the second amendment. you know, hillary wants to take your guns

it is happening at the northern end of the persian gulf. now the navy is firing warning shots. a spokeswoman says incidents like this unnecessarily escalate tensions between the 2 tension. >>> information from the 15,000 emails that were found to be hillary clinton's should be released later this week. >>> homeland security is now investigating the hack into leslie jones's website. nude photos and her personal information were posted on her site wednesday. her site was shut down for a short time. several reports say hackers gain acces through her icloud account . so far no one has said anything about the incident. >>> recovery efforts underway after at least 8 confirmed tornadoes ripped through the area wednesday. the worst hit, kokomo were thousands of people still do not have power. the red cross is providing shelter to about 220 to about 224 victims. those tornadoes were produced by single-line storm cloud. morning. what is it looking like? >> looking at your radar it is looking dry. overnight we did have showers and thunderstorms yesterday evening push through. some areas s

when they failed to leave the area after the navy had fired flares and had a radio conversation with the iranian crew...the u-s ship fired three warning shots. the incident was the second close call this week involving u-s and iranian vessels. a navy official said the iranian vessels were violating giving his life-- while serving our country. a special forces soldier from wisconsin dies in afghanistan. u-s army staff sgt. matthew thompson was killed in action on tuesday. our rachelle baillion has more from those who knew him.. before u-s army staff sgt. matthew thompson was a bronze star medal winner, before he was a special forces medical sergeant, and before he even enlisted in the u-s army, he was a much-loved r-a and student at something very pure and authentic about him that people just wanted to be around him and they wanted have whatever it is that he had that sort of radiated from inside out.' matthew manning became friends with thompson while both were working in odonnell hall on campus. the university tells us thompson attended the school from the fall of 2006 until the spr

the famous navy song- "anchors aweigh" (nats-singing) the 98-year old pearl harbor survivor stood in salute of his visitors and watched the performance from his porch. video of the surprise serenade was shared by the vet's grandson on facebook and has been viewed more than 4.5 million times! donald trump's running mate mike pence stopped by a pennsylvania barber shop for a haircut- slash- photo op tuesday, and the cameras were there to because.... you know...this is news. but despite the fanfare surrounding pence-- when the barber was finished, he revealed he had no idea who the vp-hopeful was. nats- awwkward. pence thanked the barber and gave him a generous tip. hey, here's a tip mike... maybe a name tag next time? for talat, i'm jeremy roth. next -- hometown hero bryce harper shows his manors.. what he did before the olympian and a whole lot of gold! out to the las vegas's own bryce harper.. the all-star right-fielder for the washington nationals was upstaged a little by olympian katie ledecky. she was at the game in d-c to throw out the first pitch ... but needed harper to hold he

. >> you are going out partially -- >> yeah, see i had to go down the ladder the way the navy guys do. he picked up a contingency and i could see he was moving around. it wasn't any trouble at all to scoop it up. it is my turn to come out so i back up, i didn't need anyone to guide me out. i remember the checklist. see i am going out and the hatch is here and the checklist partially close the hatch. that seems like a good idea. i went out and said i will partially close the hatch making sure not to walk it on the way out. >> that would be a bummer. >> it is a little light comment here and there. people get too nervous and you make them laugh. >> i am going to let you tell one more story and then let people ask questions. i am telling that because if you see the microphones and want to get ready. people probably recognize this photo. it is called the photo. buzz sent the camera down to neal. so that means neal armstrong took this picture of buzz. tell quickly how neal took the picture. >> around hollywood, they had get togethers about the pride of these producers. they decided to have

these are pictures from the navy's web site. took five and a half years to build at a cost of $2.57 billion. the first lady will have her initials inscribed on a metal plate inside the dining area. the sub begins service at the end of october. >>> coming up at 6:00, the sea of pink in east bay to honor a popular bay area broadcaster and to raise aware not's the ill unless that -- awareness about the ill unless that claimed her life. >> cooler than average temperatures and how does tomorrow look? the forecast is next. >> we'll hear from new cal quarterback davis webb, and niners qb colin kaepernic phil sanders, timely bible lesson the lord's way. churches of christ in the area, have you visit and worship assemblies. i hope you will. we love you. in search of the lord's way. >>> hundreds of people walked today to raise money for bay area patients fighting breast cancer, we were at oakland's lake merritt for the walk organized by friends of faith. care lib tyler founded friends of faith more than a decade ago. the organization hono

a protegee of how you came to write the book. >> my father is english and joined the navy age 17 he and his brother that is where the dedication comes from jeffrey to stratford upon avon and it was probably the colonel and his mentor that taught shakespeare was the quintessential story teller and to move teach us how to tell a good tale. >> and as i mentioned in my remarks they call that a page turner and there really is. as a former attorney i am working on a law review and you are as meticulous about footnotes, it is just a page turning book. now one thing i would like to talk about david think of the folger library of course, and you mentioned that a little bit but to the end of his life he knew he wanted to have a whole is how they can about so tell us about that. >> henry and his wife were friends at the university of pennsylvania. and to ask for example, you have the copy i can look at? dozens of librarians to say sorry it is packed away. and then it came to him that he should build the library. >> one question and did he have a catalog? >> the answer is no. emily wood catalog all