navy helped mariners. it said, ships deployed to u.s. naval forces central command assisted mariners in more than 30 occasions. less than a year ago, iran was not as generous. capturing ten american sailors at gun point and holding them for 15 hours after one of their vessels became disabled. over the summer, fox news traveled off the coast of iran with the head of u.s. central command responsible for american forces in the middle east. these iranians need to be held accountable for capturing your sailors. >> i think they should be held accountable. it's kind of accepted maritime professionalism. i think they should be held accountable. >> reporter: last week on capitol hill, the director of national init witelligence says iran's behavior has gotten better. >> kiit has continued aggressiv missile development and missile fielding. >> reporter: u.s. navy says in the first half of 2016, iranian harassment of its warships in the persian golf doubled when compared to the same time in 2015. forces are helping surround aleppo where hundreds of

navy helped mariners. it said, ships deployed to u.s. naval forces central command assisted mariners in more than 30 occasions. less than a year ago, iran was not as generous. capturing ten american sailors at gun point and holding them for 15 hours after one of their vessels became disabled. over the summer, fox news traveled off the coast of iran with the head of u.s. central command responsible for american forces in the middle east. these iranians need to be held accountable for capturing your sailors. >> i think they should be held accountable. it's kind of accepted maritime professionalism. i think they should be held accountable. >> reporter: last week on capitol hill, the director of national init witelligence says iran's behavior has gotten better. >> kiit has continued aggressiv missile development and missile fielding. >> reporter: u.s. navy says in the first half of 2016, iranian harassment of its warships in the persian golf doubled when compared to the same time in 2015. forces are helping surround aleppo where hundreds of

navy. rishaad: thank you very much indeed.

. >> u.s. navy veteran photo come from the u.s. navy camp in djibouti african. if you have a photo to share you can do that at fox 8.com. businesses are giving thanks to our military offering special discounts, or free admission to veterans or active members , for a complete list and go to fox 8.com. >> ., today but notot horrible. a shot from the folger home, avon lake. look at that old glory flying. sunset was at 5:12 p.m. tomorrow, there could be a few called on saturday there monday the super moon. s 77 across the area. the land for the southwest allowed us toto be above normal. it was 60 in normal is 53. cleveland 57, so st. louis the morning. omaha was in minneapolis in the '70s. we were 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. >> lots of sunshine today was watch the clouds moved in from thisis funnel boundary, tomorrow we will reach the high between this is a moisture starved front. we are more concerned about the colder air and that will be fel saturday before going back up t near normal territory sunday. we did think of the win stayed in the right direction th

. >>> meanwhile, stunning data breach at the u.s. navy. more than 130,000 former and current sailors. we have more from cnn chief national correspondent jim sciutto. jim? >> we are learning of potentially damaging security breach affecting the u.s. navy. this began with just one laptop, a single laptop that belonged to a contractor for the navy, but because that laptop was compromised, someone was able to access the names and social security numbers of more than 130,000 sailors. those sailors now being notified. the navy saying it's taking this very seriously. they don't know who did it. to this point that information has not been shared more widely, but they're, obviously, investigating this potential for real damage here. alisyn and brooke, back to you. >> jim, thanks for that. >>> the floats and the balloons are set to go in the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. we'll take you there live for all of the excitement on this special edition of "new day." >>> but, first, a thanksgiving message from one of our brave service members overs

the warning for the u.s. navy >>> welcome back. one of the most popular thanksgiving traditions besides eating all that food, you gather around your tv and watch the macy's parade. 3 million people estimate will be in new york city to watch it. >> a huge crowd. and the 95th annual celebration brings with it lots of crowds and also lots of security. here is new york's hazel sanchez with more. >> reporter: when the bands start playing, floats start the skies, there will be massey amounts of security, unlike anything before. >> it is scary no matter what precautions. i am glad that they are thinking ahead. >> reporter: more than 3,000 police officer, including heavily armed counter terrorism units and explosive-detecting dogs will be posted along the entire 2.5 mile route, from 77th street on the upper west side to 34th street in midtown. for the first time ever, than 80 salt and sand trucks will be parked at every intersection of the route to protect car bombs from infiltrating the parade. >> no where along the route will there be cr

. >>> still ahead a major security breech for u.s. navy say horse. what sensitive information was exposed and how they believe it happened. >>> out of nowhere a huge explosion from one of at us. >> a huge explosion and then this. still ahead the incredible video the moment an e-cigarette exploded sending him to the hospital. y26jvy yy6y >>> a coworker saw it all happen. >> my colleague, his pocket starting engulfed in flames that were, you know, sparks and thought it was fireworks like forth of july. >> he was taken to the hospital but the e cigarette had a high voltage battery but no indication on why is coming together to remember a 15-year-old. dozens of people there at a vigil last night. they're holding candles. a federal authorities are now investigating the death as a possible hate. he was blacked. his accused shooter is white. it all started after they bumped into each other. they exchanged words. he went into the friend's porch. when the shooter left it pass bitd the victim and starting arguing again. he's accusing of pulling out a gun and s

black sailors in the u.s. navy were restricted to behind the scenes roles like messman, cooks and stewards. miller was a cook and at the time the alert when up, he is been below deck gathering laundry. despite lack of training, he went very much above and beyond the call of duty. in may of 1942, tori miller became the first african-american in u.s. history to receive the navy cross. that is the navy's second highest award for courage under fire. the navy sent him on a war bond for and used his face like in this poster to drum up krugman among african-americans -- drum up recruitment among african-americans. shiphen dorie miller's went down in the south pacific, the u.s. navy was still a rigidly segregated organization, and despite miller's actions at pearl harbor, he had been promoted no more than cook first class -- third class. in life and death, dori miller was a symbol. a symbol of what? world war ii was a watershed of the limitations of the promises and racial reforms of the war years? as we talked about

. >>> the u.s. navy is mourning 130 thousand warning,000 warning 130 --. >>> laptop, those affected which include former and current sailors will be notified in the next few weeks. the navy says at this stage of the investigation, there's nothing to suggest that any of the information has been misused. of kansas students with the kkk themed picture on snapchat on a cheerleader's page. >>> shocking video out of new york an extremely close call for cigarette exploded. sparking and explodes, going off several times. burned pretty badly and will need surgery. >>> a louisiana woman and her baby have a lot to be thankful for this year. they were rescued from a ub merged vvhicle. they weredriving the suv and into the river below. >>> two birds that are happy this morning. president obama keeping up the tradition, giving the final pardon. the birds, tater and tot. >>> what would thanksgiving be, of course, without the much- anticipated macy's thanksgiving it's starting people lining the streets. plenty of s

the warning from the u.s. navy >>> the time is 6:12. retailers are testing out new theories and tricks to keep your attention when shopping this holiday season. >> here is more in this gna first look. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, more than 137 million americans are expected to shop this weekend on the hunts for the best deals of the dtv on sale at wal-mart for $125, and at target this ipad pro is now $100 off for $449. some retailers are checking out new tricks. >> a lot of reporters are come -- retailers are competing on prize but also toy exclusivity, are only available online. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we will give you strategies to find the best deal this is weekend. with your gma first look, i am rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> i know we have black friday on our minds but can we please stay focused on thanksgiving. i am so excited about all the food. it is one of my favorite thing there is we have a big day ahead of us. an estimated 3 million people will be in new york city to watch the macy's t

.>> arthur was just 18 years old when he enlisted in the u.s. navy in 1942. at one point his firefighter plane went down and he survived a night on a liferaft, today he is a pancreatic cancer survivor, the cancer center honored him with a special flag raising ceremony. he is forever grateful for the care he received and never forget the sacrifice of the men he followed.>>> coming up, going above and beyond to serve our veterans, how the community is helping the veteran hospital offer veterans the services they need. >>> a marine left in tears the reason every tear is of pure joy. >>> close captioning is brought >>> live from the station taking action for you, this is abc action news.>>> big changes coming to donald trump's transition team, vice president- elect mike pence now in charge. chris christie taking a backseat. we confirmed tonight attorney general pam bondi will have a role as well as newt gingrich, ben carson and rudy giuliani. >>> a pasco county teacher off the job for making racist remarks to a group of african- american students. a father of a s

he was a u.s. navy gunners in world war two and survived the attack in pearl harbor and died in 1944. >> i knew in a minute, in a second, that this has to be returned to somebody, to a family. >> we are thrilled. to continue speaking with her for a while, because i got emotional. >> this is incredible. she's shipped the medal to the correct family. >> 5:17. a home built with a holiday twist. they are ginging off the gingerbread house fundraiser today. good morning, andy. habitat is looking like a santa workshop this morning. we have diane mcgee with us. thank you for having us. >> thank you for being with us. >> smelling good. you build live changing homes and now these homes could change lives as well. >> there is no better way to kick off the holiday season than others building the houses with us. >> how do people donate and play a part in all of this? kicking off the week as a fundraiser for habitat and come in and vote for your fan favorite house. >> yes, vote often. >> yes, at the end of the w

military helicopters are being put to use as well as a u.s. navy ship. >>> these cattle are no longer stranded by the aftermath of the earthquake. trapped for hours in a tiny bluff, after the land around them collapsed. farmer and helpers da to get the two cows and calf to safety. >> many people were worried about that. let's get over to ashton, figure out what the tuesday forecast is holding for us. i cannot believe it's 50 degrees this morning. >> yeah, i know. 50 at cbs4. 44down the street at city park. it's very mild. and we still have a spectacular view of our almost full supermoon. it was at its biggest and brightest point last night. this, especially with a cell phone, but it is quite the sight to see. one of those things you really have to go outside and see in person. just a couple of clouds along the front range. as we zoom up, we see some rain, even snow over washington state. it's a storm system starting to make its way towards the pacific northwest. here's the storm, still spinning closer to the gulf of alaska than seattle at this

. >>> the u.s. navy warning sailors about a hack exposing their names and social security numbers, unauthorized individuals accessed information after a breach involving a hewlett-packard workers laptop, the service takes the incident extremely seriously. those affected include former and current sailors will be notified in the next few weeks. at this stage in the evidence of misuse of information. >>> president obama speaking with those serving our country making nine phone calls to deployed service members in the military. he wished them happy thanksgiving thanking them for their service.>>> now, abc these temperatures we started the week in the 30s and 40s with highs in the 60s a remarkable change upper 70s to lower 80s a little more humid and that has turned things around although things will be changing by the weekend, another cold front taking us back to where we should be for this time of year. low to mid 80s. that will happen late saturday into sunday until then we will continue with warm te

. >>> the u.s. navy joined in the effort to rescue those trapped in new zealand. in addition to navy patrol aircraft, the uss samson is residents are ferried out by mel tear helicopter after being stranded, and the cows that gained international attention for their predictment, they have been rescued by a farmer. >> following the developments closely. >>> dozens of wildfires raging in the south, most fueled by arson, drought, and dry conditions. 80,000 acres destroyed, and alaska are fighting the flames. the smoke is unhealthy and makes it difficult to fight fires from the air. >> we have to wear masks and send people out there to take a look at it, and that can sometimes decisions take days if you don't have aircraft. >> that was in tennessee, but take a look at this satellite picture from above georgia. wildfires here, a haze hangs across a wide area. wildfires in north georgia are getting dangerously close to the for all groups. it's not expected to clear up until at least thursday. >> powerful images there. medical examiner released autopsy results for keith s

. >> u.s. navy and their representation. >> yeah. >> so every branch of the military was represented in the parade? >> right. you didn't have -- independent u.s. air force, they were part of the army. but it would have been the navy, the marine corps and the marine corps being part of the navy, as well, plus the army. >> and there's, obviously, a reviewing stand in downtown washington, d.c. >> right. it looks so much different. almost looks like a village in france. >> it is -- is that pennsylvania avenue, do we know. it's unrecognizable to me, what part of town that is. >> yes. >> that's interesting. >> it's important to know that the navy and the marine corps were there. even though it's called the tomb of the unknown soldier, the term "soldier" was meant to represent every member of the military, not just those in the united states army. >> and the parade continues in downtown washington from the u.s. capitol and there is the casket of the chosen unknown soldier representing fallen in world

navy sailors that was sort of the final straw. this humiliation that we saw of our sailors comes in contrast to our rescue of iranian sailors the other day. >> they were stranded and our guys went and rescued them. where were those iranian ships harassing our boats to save their own men. we gave them a case of water and new battery for that boat. this is an unconstitutional deal with the . the obama administration did a run around congress. i hear what john is saying, however this is a really bad regime with nuclear tipped missiles possibly on the way. i think donald trump needs to come in and really -- he will take a look at this and hopefully step in. >> rich, the attitude of the iranians, i think it's very simple. it's like you treat a bully, you give a bully what he wants and he'll ask more more and more. the obama administration has ri. we have a lot of leverage here, bu back channels and you back it up with action. >> okay. that's it for this segment. eric what have you got? >> president-elect donald trump outlining plans to

. >>> the u.s. navy is looking into credit monitoring services for more than 134,000 current and former sailors who said they were hacked. the information was stolen last month. it included the sailor's names, social security numbers and other sensitive details. all of this taken from a laptop the navy says there's no evidence that the information has been misused but they are taking precautions. >>> now to a story you'll only see on news 4, the maryland woman who survived a bear attack is sharing her experience. the attack happened last week in frederick. karen osborne was walking to her daughter's house next door when she came upon a mother and her cubs. osborne said it felt like an eternity as the bear malled her. bit my arm in half and then she came back around again and attacked me from above. she went to catch her breath. when she was laying behind me i could feel the hot air of her breath on my neck. >> that description of the attack is just -- it gives you chills. osborne says it will take s

black sailors in the u.s. navy were restricted to behind-the-scenes roles like messman, cooks, and stewards. miller was a cook, and had been below deck gathering laundry. and seeing what he did to be done, despite lack of training, he went very much above and beyond the call of duty. 1942, dorie miller begin the first u.s. african-american to receive the navy cross, the second highest award for courage under fire. the navy sent him on a warrant for, and used his face to drum up recruitment among african-americans, through promising opportunities to rise above and beyond, like dorie miller had done, and to be recognized. but when dorie miller's ship went down in the south pacific in 1943, the u.s. navy was still a rigidly segregated organization. miller himself, despite his actions, had been promoted no further than ship cook third class. there was almost no paths to advancement for african-american sailors in the navy. in life and death, dorie miller was a symbol, but a symbol of what? world war ii was a water

navy helicopter in the strait of hormuz this weekend. the chopper was flying ahead of the uss eisenhower as it headed out of the persian gulf. the defense department official called the move by the iranians unsafe and unprofessional. >>> almost sounds like deja vu. case of the zika virus. the woman is a resident of brownsville near the border of mexico, reported no travel to other countries with outbreaks, and until now. the only state to report home grown cases was florida. if you recall, the first state in the u.s. to report another deadly virus, the ebola virus, on u.s. soil was in texas. from texas, a bizarre incident at the airport in houston. a female passenger on a united airlines flight opened an emergency door and the moving plane. the woman was detained by the police as she ran from the aircraft on the tarmac as the plane arrived from new orleans. the woman is undergoing a mental health evaluation. the district attorney and fbi declining to file charges. >>> now to the strange sight on an australian highway with traffic brought

two pilots with the u.s. navy's blue angels were in town today. they're getting ready to headline next year's milwaukee air and water show at the lakefront. >> the crowd can expect to see one through four. we're going to call that the diamond, and then five and six, the solos, so the diamond will come in perform a few maneuvers , as well as the solos, then they'll join together for what we call the six ship delta. kathy: all right. 2017 scheduled for july 15 and july 16. joyce: winter temperatures finally booted our warm fall out of here. that means we're getting ready for this cold and snow and the , arrival of winter. so as we look to the coming months, meteorologist jeremy nelson has been working hard on all the variables that go into a long range forecast. here's the winter outlook. >> winter it takes many forms in , wisconsin. from heavy snow to bitter cold. a strong el nino influenced our weather last winter. southeast wisconsin escaped with mild temperatures and below average snowfall. a combination accurately predicted by weather watch 12.

navy helicopter in the strait of hormuz this weekend. the chopper was flying ahead of the uss eisenhower as it headed out of the persian gulf. the defense department official called the move by the iranians texas reporting its first homegrown case of the zika virus. the woman is a resident of brownsville near the border of mexico, reported no travel to other countries with ongoing zika outbreaks. until now, the only state to report homegrown cases was florida. if you recall, the first state in the u.s. to report another deadly virus, the ebola virus, on u.s. soil was in texas. also from texas, a about bizarre incident at the airport in houston. a fem airlines flight opened an emergency door and jumped from the moving plane. the woman was detained by the police as she ran away from the aircraft on the tarmac as the plane arrived from new orleans. the woman is undergoing a mental health evaluation. the district attorney and fbi declining to file charges. >>> now to the strange sight on an australian highway with traffic brought to a stands

the u.s. navy says a security social security numbers of more than 130,000 current and former sailors. hewlett-packard notified the navy of this breach last month after one of their laptops got hacked. the navy said there's no evidence that the information has been misused. they are in the process of notifying affected sailors. >>> authorities found no trace of alcohol or drugs in the school bus driver's blood from tennessee. 24-year-old johnthony walker is charged with five counts of the crash on monday killed five children. six more are still in the hospital. officials with the ntsb are looking into all kinds of information to try to figure out exactly how this crash happened but say speed probably played a role. >> we have good information sources. buses rarely have black bosses but they have cameras and this one had three. we'll be looking at the record the driver had before he was occurred after he was hired. >> the driver is set to make his first court appearance next week. >>> firefight

the modern guise of the u.s. navy and united states air force still pull out his rules. it is hard to imagine that world war i for the united states started over 100 years ago, and this day we are at now. things changed dramatically, some things have changed, some have it. come to the virginia beach and see airplanes through history. you can hear stories i did not have the chance to cover this time. nnouncer 1: you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website at -span.org/history. >> so you can see too that women have a means of reinforcing either the best in their husbands or the worst. and that's what this study is. >> at 10:00 on reel america, the 1953 film american frontier. >> they flashed the word from field to the production office and from there to the central office in oklahoma. day and night our little telephone board was lit up like a christmas tree. calls from new york, california, houston. bit by bit we began to realize how big a thing this was. >> the film promoted the financial benefits for farmers leasing land for oil explo

when she grows up she wants to weld for the u.s. navy. >> good for her. >>> and a 6-year-old girl in the uk not only standing up for her younger brother with autism but also pushing for change wrote this letter to the school requesting that students learn about invisible disabilities inspired to write that letter after a girl in her class called her brother weird. now the family hopes it can be taught in schools country wide. >>> one of the bay area's most popular sporting events the grand pre. >> and indy cars will be racing through st. pete. st. pete hosts march 10 through the 12. tickets for the race weekend go prices start at $105. >>> just about 5:57. coming up at 6 we are just hours away from polls opening on this election day. what you need to know before you head out to cast your ballot. and the things federal agents are watching out for. >>> plus votes have already been cast in one small town. the poll was opened and closed all while you were sleeping. the reason behind this coming >>> 6:00 and election day is here, the day

. >>> the u.s. navy joined in the effort to rescue those trapped in new zealand. in addition to navy patrol aircraft, the uss samson is

the modern guise of the u.s. navy and united states air force still pull out his rules. it is hard to imagine that world war i for the united states started over 100 years ago, and this day we are at now. things changed dramatically, some things have changed, some have it. come to the virginia beach is the mnc airplanes through history. -- and see airplanes through history. you can hear stories i did not have the chance to cover this time. announcer 1: you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website at c-span.org/history. we have a special webpage at c-span.org to help you follow the supreme court. go to supreme court right hand top of the page. on the supreme court paid, you see four of the most recent oral arguments heard by the court this term and click on view all to see all of the arguments are covered by c-span. you can find recent appearances by many of the supreme court justices or watch justices in their own words, including one-on-one interviews in the past few months with justices kagan, thomas, and ginsburg. there is a calenda

. >>> and the u.s. navy has now joined the effort to rescue people trapped by the powerful earthquake in new zealand. hard hit towns being evacuated as are several buildings in the capital. off. they're ferrying stranded tourists and residents from an area completely cut off by the quake. >>> those cows who gained international attention for their predicament have also been rescued. the animals were stranded after landslides took out their pasture. a farmer and helpers dug a track to bring them out. >>> breaking news from ?missouri where a murder suspect is on the loose. authorities are searching for he ran out through an open jail door last night while some construction work was being done charged with killing one man and seriously injuring another one late last month. he may have stolen a vehicle after running out of that jail. >>> atlanta and the dad there may spend the rest of his life in prison. jurors convicted justin harris of all eight counts he had faced. now, harris failed to convince the jury

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navy sailors that was sort of the final straw. this humiliation that we saw of our sailors comes in contrast to our rescue of iranian sailors the other day. >> they were stranded and our guys went and rescued them. where were those iranian ships harassing our boats to save their own men. we gave them a case of water and new battery for that boat. this is an unconstitutional deal with the . the obama administration did a run around congress. i hear what john is saying, however this is a really bad regime with nuclear tipped missiles possibly on the way. i think donald trump needs to come in and really -- he will take a look at this and hopefully step in. >> rich, the attitude of the iranians, i think it's very simple. it's like you treat a bully, you give a bully what he wants and he'll ask more more and more. the obama administration has been rewarding bad behavior so you have more bad behavior, right? >> that is always everywhere true. steve is right. we have a lot of leverage here, but i think where you want to fight a battle ov

. >>> the u.s. navy joined in the effort to rescue those trapped in new zealand. in addition to navy patrol standing by. hundreds of tourists and residents are ferried out by mel tear helicopter after being stranded, and the cows that gained international attention for their predictment, they have been rescued by a farmer. >> following the developments closely. >>> dozens of wildfires raging in the south, most fueled by arson, drought, and dry conditions. 80,000 acres destroyed, and firefighters from as far away as alaska are fighting the flames. the smoke is unhealthy and makes it difficult to fight fires from the air. >> we have to wear masks and send people out there to take a look at it, and that can sometimes decisions take days if you don't have aircraft. >> that was in tennessee, but take a look at this satellite picture from above georgia. wildfires here, a haze hangs across a wide area. wildfires in north georgia are atlanta area, and the air quality is listed as unhealthy for all groups. it's not expected to clear up until at least thursday. >> powerful

. >>> the u.s. navy joined in the effort to rescue those trapped in new zealand. in addition to navy patrol standing by. hundreds of tourists and residents are ferried out by mel tear helicopter after being stranded, and the cows that gained international attention for their predictment, they have been rescued by a farmer. >> following the developments closely. >>> dozens of wildfires raging in the south, most fueled by arson, drought, and dry conditions. 80,000 firefighters from as far away as alaska are fighting the flames. the smoke is unhealthy and makes it difficult to fight fires from the air. >> we have to wear masks and send people out there to take a look at it, and that can sometimes decisions take days if you don't have aircraft. >> that was in tennessee, but take a look at this satellite picture from above georgia. wildfires here, a haze hangs across a wide area. getting dangerously close to the atlanta area, and the air quality is listed as unhealthy for all groups. it's not expected to clear up until at least thursday. >> powerful images there. medic

. >> larry creeden served in the u.s. navy. the co-founder of the football program. was he not without sin? did he have an issue in obviously, he did. that happened after he left the system. >> some people in quincy obviously questioning that decision. the former superintendent, though, never faced criminal charges based on those accusations. >> and taking a turn here: we are heing toward thanksgiving. we will tell you how people in boston are serving up smiles to families in need. >> maybe already thinking about those travel plans. heading closer to the holiday. looks like midweek, we are dry. we are dealing with winter weather entering parts of the bistate tonight. details coming up with the forecast. iconic rivalries in sports. the highlights of the game coming up. ? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my na

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. >> u.s. navy singer has been dea plowed in somalia since january. he came home the senior will be did he plowed again. the family hopes he will be back for the holidays. >> doesn't want to let go. >> right back in there. >> all right. >> celtics finally winning a game t. that is a good thing. maria: we like that. reporter: boston college not so fort mate. we will concentrate on the will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services three-game losing streak was due to jay crowder but thomas would say, and he did say, because the celtics are not the hardest working team any more. tonight, thoms mass and the tank engine steam rolled over 15-80. veterans day and members of the military and much deserved thanks. after he call the team out for half. 29 points for the game. second quarter caramel lo anthony serving aref here. second technical. automatic ejection by carmelo. a nice

among the figures, we spoke earlier to the former u.s. navy seal who is the founder of a company called silent circle, which specializes in communications. i asked him what he viewed, because of policies on privacy. boththink they are horrible on privacy. generally in technology as a whole, we have not seen any coherent stance from either one of them. not might be ok, so they do disrupt the status quo. but i do not think anybody in the valley or other parts of europe think either one of them have a coherent policy on privacy as a whole. stephen: so are we worried about that? >> that should be something that we should be worried about. but at the same time, it is not unusual. most of the politicians that we work with or that you run into, in the eu and in north america, they are way out of date and have a big misunderstanding on what personal privacy is, as related to the security issue. is the essential message that is not getting through to those politicians? >> that is a great question. it depends on where you are at. studioied, the sta

u.s. navy senior chief sean cox has been deployed in somalia since january. he came home for the weekend to surprise his daughter arianne at deployed again, but the family he'll be back for the holidays. is hoping ben: good for them. i have a four-year-old daughter. we thank him of course for his service. jc: and all veterans. ben: all right, millions of smoke detectors sold nationwide recalled. jc: what you need to know if you have kidde products in your home. plus, a new glimpse into the terror attack at the pulse nightclub. the video shot by a first responder's body cam. ben: one more thing local veterans hope he can achieve with the military. jc: we continue to follow breaking news and lynn. a brush fire at the lynnwood this year, i want the best bird for my family and my wallet. nature's promise fresh turkey is only 99 cents per pound >> monday morning on the eyeopener, going beyond the bar code. >> finding out what's really in everything you buy, may just be an app away. >> i am tracking the chance for needed rain on the way, join us on monday starting

. >>> the u.s. navy joined in the effort to rescue those trapped in new zealand. in addition to navy patrol standing by. hundreds of tourists and residents are ferried out by mel tear helicopter after being stranded, and the cows that gained international attention for their predictment, they have been rescued by a farmer. >> following the developments closely. >>> dozens of wildfires raging in the south, most fueled by arson, drought, and dry conditions. 80,000 firefighters from as far away as alaska are fighting the flames. the smoke is unhealthy and makes it difficult to fight fires from the air. >> we have to wear masks and send people out there to take a look at it, and that can sometimes decisions take days if you don't have aircraft. >> that was in tennessee, but take a look at this satellite picture from above georgia. wildfires here, a haze hangs across a wide area. atlanta area, and the air quality is listed as unhealthy for all groups. it's not expected to clear up until at least thursday. >> powerful images there. medical examiner released autopsy resu

ben: new from overnight, an all-clear is given at a u.s. navy base in japan. the base in sasebo was put on lockdown after reports that shots were fired in a building, but officials later tweeted that no one was hurt, and there's no evidence of a shooter. is reporting that two service members have been killed in afghanistan. wisn 12 news' tim elliott has more on this story. tim: two u.s. service members have been killed and another two hurt while fighting the taliban in northern afghanistan. according to nato, they came under fire during a mission with our afghan partners. they were trying to clear a taliban position and disrupt the terrorist group's operations. nato has not released the names of those who were killed they families have been notified. back over to you. ben: a caped crusator on a special mission. melinda: the real-life superhero is refusing to reveal his true identity. hear how he's helping kids during some of their worst moments. ben: then, extreme holiday decorating. we're taking you inside this year's christmas fantasy house. this house is ou

. >>> and the u.s. navy has now joined the effort to rescue people trapped by the powerful as are several buildings in the capital. some streets 1rb car docordoned off. off. they're ferrying stranded tourists and residents from an area completely cut off by the quake. >>> those cows who gained international attention for their predicament have also been rescued. the animals were stranded after landslides took out their pasture. a farmer and to bring them out. >>> breaking news from ?missouri where a murder suspect is on the loose. authorities are searching for daniel campbell. he ran out through an open jail door last night while some construction work was being done charged with killing one man and seriously injuring another one late last month. he may have stolen a vehicle after running out of that jail. >>> atlanta and the dad there may spend the rest of his life of all eight counts he had faced. now, harris failed to convince the jury that he simply forgot to drop his son off at day care. his attorn

this is lieutenant mark nelson, u.s. navy. he's commander of a division of the patrol craft which prevent infiltration of enemy troops and supplies along the cost. these sergeant shelly blunt of the air force. sergeant ken sanders with the 3rd marine am bib news forat danang and spec file -- these fellas are stationed here. they know the country, at least in the special way that american fighting men have come to know it. they know the story, and together we're going to try to give you an informed picture of what it is that's going on over here. we're in the hamlet of neton about 50 miles north of saigon. it's a peaceful-looking rural community. life goes on here much as it has for hundreds of years in this part of the world. >>> there's an operation going on a mile or two from here and the peace of quiet of this little village is shattered by the sounds of war. the drones of helicopters overhead and every once in a while a rumble of artillery. that's one thing you learn after you've been here in vietnam for a while. the war i

navy. that's a wonderful thing to be doing when you're working at the white house and facing incoming fire. he was an executive at goldman sax. a successful hollywood movie producer and a successful publisher of the breitbart website. so he has vast experience. the two of these guys will be major players in the trump administration. >> two distinct separate personalities between the two. but the tea party patriots and conservatives are against reince priebus. they would say he served three terms as chairman of the republican national committee. some of them, do you think they'll be disappointed or say donald trump is going to really need some veteran washington hands who know how to pull the lever of power, and know where the bathrooms are and the clo t closets are in the capitol to get things done. >> reporter: that's right. and there's reince priebus for you right there. he has sound judgment. he kept his composure throughout all of the firing ammo at donald trump throughout the summertim

the modern guys of the u.s. navy and united states air force still pull out his rules. things were established there. it is hard to imagine that world war i for the united states started over 100 years ago. things have changed radically. some things have changed, some have not. come to the virginia beach and see airplanes through history. storiesell you the 1001 and did not have a chance to cover this time. let's you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website at c-span.org/history. >> with donald trump elected as the next u.s. president, melania becomes our second foreign-born first lady. learn more about the influence of presidential spouses from "first ladies." the book is a look into the personal lives and influence of every presidential spouse in american history. it is a companion to the well regarded biography series and features interviews with it ,efore leading historians biographies of 45 first ladies, and archival photos from each of their lives. "first ladies" is available wherever you buy books and now available in paperback

black sailors in the u.s. navy were restricted to behind the scenes roles like messman, cooks and stewards. miller was a cook and at the time the alert when up, he is been below deck gathering laundry. despite lack of training, he went very much above and beyond the call of duty. in may of 1942, tori miller became the first african-american in u.s. history to receive the navy cross. that is the navy's second highest award for courage under fire. the navy sent him on a war bond for and used his face like in this poster to drum up recruitment among african-americans. but when dorie miller's ship went down in the south pacific, the u.s. navy was still a rigidly segregated organization, and despite miller's actions at pearl harbor, he had been promoted no more than cook third class. in life and death, dori miller was a symbol. a symbol of what? world war ii was a watershed moment, or of the limitations of the promises and racial reforms of the war years? as we talked about in some of our first classes, one of the

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mitchell: the u.s. navy has representation. host: every branch of the military was represented in the parade. mitchell: right. we didn't have an independent u.s. air force. they were part of the army, but it would have been the navy, the marine corps, the marine corps being part of the navy as well, plus the army. host: there's obviously a reviewing stand in downtown washington, d.c. mitchell: right. it looks so much different. almost looks like a village in france. host: is that pennsylvania avenue do we know? boy, it almost is unrecognizable to me what part of town that is. that's interesting. allison: it's important to know that the navy and the marine corps were there because even though it's called the tomb of the unknown soldier, the term "soldier" was meant to represent every member of the military not just those in the united states army. host: and the parade continues in downtown washington from the u.s. capitol, and there is the casket of the chosen unknown soldier representing fallen in world war i. allison: i think

. >>> and the u.s. navy has now joined the effort to rescue people trapped by the powerful earthquake in new zealand. hard hit towns being evacuated as are several buildings in the capital. off. they're ferrying stranded tourists and residents from an area completely cut off by the quake. >>> those cows who gained international attention for their predicament have also been rescued. the animals were stranded after landslides took out their pasture. a farmer and helpers dug a track to bring them out. >>> breaking news from ?missouri where a murder suspect is on the loose. authorities are searching for he ran out through an open jail door last night while some construction work was being done charged with killing one man and seriously injuring another one late last month. he may have stolen a vehicle after running out of that jail. >>> atlanta and the dad there maypend the rest of his life in prison. jurors convicted justin harris of all eight counts he had faced. now, harris failed to convince his attorn

. >>> and the u.s. navy has now joined the effort to rescue people trapped by the powerful earthquake in new zealand. hard hit towns being evacuated as are several buildings in the capital. some streets 1rb car docordoned off. they're ferrying stranded tourists and residents from an area completely cut off by the quake. >>> those cows who gained international attention for their predicament have also been rescued. the animals were stranded after landslides took out their pasture. a farmer and helpers dug a track to bring them out. >>> breaking news from missouri where a murder suspect is on the loose. authorities are searching for daniel campbell. he ran out through an open jail door last night while some construction work was being done charged with killing one man and seriously injuring another one late last month. he may have stolen a vehicle after running out of that jail. >>> atlanta and the dad there may spend the rest of his life in prison. jurors convicted justin harris of all eight counts he ha

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