the u.s. navy at the time as well as canadians were drafting yachts into the u.s. navy, if you had a good size ship it might get taken over by the u.s. navy or you could volunteer for service. they stick a gun on it and it was approved and then you have a warship. >> said these are the official warships of the u.s. navy. this is a typical destroyer off the coast, they are two submarine chasers that docked next to each other. there's a small 3 inch gun somewhere up there, but, they carried depth charges hence will artillery. you also had lifeguard stations which were all the way up and down the coast, including north carolina which i know one of our speakers will talk about at length. they were not only their the victims of stores they were therefore surveillance, you see that firsthand. keep a watch out for the victim indicating that there is a u- boat in the area. >> a lot of these lighthouses in light vessels and lifeguard stations are hooked into radio networks which you will see in the battle channel, and that is lightning speed for 1918. once again it shows, t

the u.s. navy is on the doorstep of china regardless of disputed islands and is there with low draw off ships planes battle groups it's right on the doorstep of chinese ships what if the equivalent was off california where we ask ourselves that question regularly and it's important to put yourself in the other guy's shoes so we don't operate in the pacific in an effort to scare china to contain china to back foot china our operations and our presence in first of all is warmly welcomed by the vast majority of the coastal states but secondly is fully accepted by the chinese time after time it's excuse me is it fully accepted my impression there will by their words the chinese version is this kid. then this is what they scared off unloose of bases right around china. drug war ships a provocation of law so they. i state clearly and with conviction america's commitment to seek the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons. under obama nuclear warhead spending has risen higher than on to

navy they have. evidently equip their ships with the transforming the land shark attack so that u.s. navy ships can now go off the sea into the land to blockade russia's energy supplies which the vast majority of our pipelines ships energy the vast majority mean it does do some l.n.g. it does some oil by tanker but the vast majority of russia's energy to market to europe or china via pipelines so that is the only way i could interpret his remark it would be interesting to me thing is that it this is it and it's not just russia we're looking at china and of course we have the rand saying sions looming here which we hopefully will be able to talk about here this is the u.s. determining how countries trade who they can trade with and essentially what kind of relationships they have with other countries by part of the united nations and this is very important not only china and russia getting sick of it you know during president putin's we visit to india this week the indian state that we understood very

at what point in time did the war diaries become available to the u.s. navy? >> it is my understanding that it was almost right after the armistice. >> germans remain in control until 1945 and the americans were allowed to make a copy which is what the national archives and ministration made a copy of. >> if you look at the published book it clearly says these records off of the east coast of the united states were provided by the german government and that was published in 19 20. >> is just they would not have been able to, that is the problem. i do not want to make a big deal of it, they should be criticized if you are right, you had access to the primary source? >> the charge it clearly stated that nine mines were laid. but the chart below that they added attempt mind because they had said that merlot had struck a mine. >> they had no dark imitation to prove otherwise? >> what you are looking at here is the one from the ktp. >> that and the shooting record. >> that is a document on those who pull the trigger. and he torpedoed the trip, -- ship, that is righ

navy they have evidently equipped their ships with the transforming the land shark attack so that u.s. navy ships can now go off the sea into the land to blockade russia's energy supplies which the vast majority of our pipelines ships energy the vast majority mean it does do some l.n.g. it does some oil by tanker but the vast majority of russia's energy to market europe. via pipelines so that is the only way i can interpret his remark you know but the interesting. thing is that it this is it and it's not just russia we're looking at china and of course we have the rand saying sions looming here which we hopefully will be able to talk about here this is the u.s. determining how countries trade who they can trade with and essentially what kind of relationships they have with other countries by their united nations. this is very important not only china and russia getting sick of it you know during president putin's we visit to india this week the indians let it be understood very clearly that if sanctions were not improved over not approved by the security culture which it needs to be w

the u.s. navy responding. and tonight, the stunning under water video. and here in the u.s., two plane crashes at the same airport less than 24 hours apart. >>> now one year since the las vegas massacre, our team promising to go back. and tonight, they're there with a reality check. are bump stocks, those attachments that allow a rifle to shoot like a machine gun, still readily for sale in the u.s.? after promises to get rid of them. >>> and the medal of honor tonight, the american hero on the battlefield. >>> good evening. and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. and we begin tonight with fast-moving developments in that fbi investigation involving allegations against judge brett kavanaugh. this monday marked the first day of the supreme court's new term starting one justice short. and today, president trump lashed out when the questions came about his supreme court nominee. the president did say he was surprised to hear kavanaugh talk about liking beer, saying kavanaugh has had, quote, difficulty with drinking. and the president wa

the u.s. navy's torpedoes needed more depth than that to work. four torpedoes dropped from an airplane. the pacific fleet assumed that japanese tribute is dropped from an airplane needed more than 45 feet, too. if the fleet were tied up at its home port, it would be safe. nobody seems to have wondered whether the japanese who also knew the depth of pearl harbor would tackle the problem, rather than simply accept it. and they did tackle it and they solved it. there torpedoes did the most damage of all on the morning of december 7. to recap the first three points, everyone in 1941 in december knew war was just around the corner. it was well known that an attack on pearl harbor was possible. it was an obvious target. the pacific fleet was based there. and that is something admiral bellinger had even written a report about it had not gotten a lot of traction about. also, the japanese are not very good. the mentality arthur maccallum was trying to fight but without success. that brings us to the final point and a final person. this point is about the

the u.s. navy responding. and tonight, the stunning under water video. and here in the u.s., two plane crashes at the same airport less than 24 hours apart. >>> now one year since the las vegas massacre, our team promising to go back. and tonight, they're there with a reality check. are bump stocks, those attachments that allow a rifle to shoot like a machine gun, still readily for sale in the u.s., after promises to get rid of them? >>> and the medal of honor tonight, the american hero on the battlefield. >>> good evening. and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. and we begin tonight with fast-moving developments in that fbi investigation involving allegations against judge brett kavanaugh. this monday marked the first day of the supreme court's new term starting one justice short. and today, president trump lashed out when the questions came about his supreme court nominee. the president did say he was surprised to hear kavanaugh talk about liking beer, saying kavanaugh has had, quote, difficulty with drinking. and the president wa

navy they have evidently equipped their ships with the transforming the land shark attack so that u.s. navy ships can now go off the sea into the land to blockade russia's energy supplies which the vast majority of our pipelines ships energy the vast majority mean it does do some l.n.g. it does some oil by tanker but the vast majority of russia's energy to my. europe or china via pipelines so that is the only way i could interpret his remark it would be interesting to me thing is that it this is in it's not just russia we're looking at china and of course we have the rand saying sions looming here which we hopefully will be able to talk about here this is the u.s. determining how countries trade who they can trade with and essentially what kind of relationships they have with other countries are seeing the united nations and this is very important not only china and russia getting sick of it you know during president putin's we visit to india this week the indians let it be understood very clearly that if sanctions were not improved over not approved by the security council of which i

we've got u.s. navy sailors, marines and coast guard members.. all he to sort of bond with the people they work to protect. fleet week 2018 is here..the annual celebration of the u.s. navy..brings inthousands of service members from all over the country.they take part in a week full of shows, exhibits and safety demonstrations cody mitchell/u.s. navyit's exciting. it's exciting. cause a lot of times it's closed off so a lot of people don't get to see it. so you finally get to share with people kinda what you do. people don't really understand what you do until they actually get to go on the boat and kinda see what you're doing. they get to ask questions.and things like that so it's exciting to let everybody knowdaniel cummings/u.s. navyi'm from boston. i've heard about the new york city fleet week. i've never experienced the san francisco fleet week so i'm excited to see what it's all about. just got here this morning. we've been out to sea for about two weeks now from san diego up to san francisco so it wasn't too bad. but you know i think we're

navy they have evidently equipped their ships with the transforming the land shark attack so that u.s. navy ships can now go off the sea into the land to blockade russia's energy supplies which the vast majority of our pipelines ships energy the vast majority mean it does do some l.n.g. it does some oil by tanker but the vast majority of russia's energy to market in europe or china via pipelines so that is the only way i can interpret his remark it would be interesting to me thing is that it this is it and it's not just russia we're looking at china and of course we have the rand saying sions looming here which we hopefully will be able to talk about here this is the u.s. determining how countries trade who they can trade with and essentially what kind of relationships they have with other countries are seeing the united nations and this is very important not only china and russia getting sick of it you know during president putin's we visit to india this week the indians let it be understood very clearly that if sanctions were not improved over not approved by that security culture w

the u.s. navy is on the doorstep of china regardless of disputed islands and is there with low draw off ships planes battle groups it's right on the doorstep of chinese ships what if the equivalent was off california where we ask ourselves that question regularly and it's important to put yourself in the other guy's shoes so we don't operate in the pacific in an effort to scare china to contain china to back foot china our operations and our presence first of all is warmly welcomed by the vast majority of the coastal states but secondly is fully accepted by the chinese time after time it's excuse me is it fully accepted my impression there will by their words the chinese version is this good. then this is what they scared off unloose of bases right around china. mommas drug war ship. a provocation of law so they. i state clearly and with conviction america's commitment to seek the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons. under obama nuclear warhead spending has risen higher than

navy ship within seconds of collating in the south china sea after china had challenged the u.s. vessel. in his worst the u.s. to perform a radical maneuver to avoid a crash. u.s. navy now proposing not in the pacific in november and the south china sea is one of the busiest and most militarized shipping groups in the world. vice president michael pence firing off a strong criticism of china and portraying china as the foremost threat to the u.s. >> china is meddling in america's democracy. as president trump said last week, we have in his words found that china has been attempting to interfere in our upcoming midterm elections. our intelligence community says that china has the state and local government to exploit any divisions between federal and local government on policy. it is using issues like trade tariffs to advance beijing's. elizabeth: delta force what is your take of what is going on in the south china sea? >> i'm sorry, can you say it again? elizabeth: what is your take of what's going on south china sea? >> yakima liz, this is china doing what they do very well in w

. >>> a u.s. navy veteran is a caused of sending poison to trump and government officials. the envelopes were addressed to jim mattis and the navy's to officer, they were isolated and sent to the f.b.i. the envelopes were first thought to contain the poison ricin now, they determined that the letters contained caster seeds which is a substance used to make ricin. >>> the time is 4:36 with the alameda county sheriff's office is expected to surrender to authorities foresee yetly recording people on his body cam video, he was recording a private conversation between four juvenile suspects and their attorney in san leandro. he's facing four felony communication. >> it doesn't get admissible, when you record it, it's not admissible, we don't have to record the phone call. >> what led you to the investigation. >> they don't realize the severity sometimes of the implications of what you do and maybe that you got yourself into a situation that you are didn't realize how severe it was. >> the sheriff's office says it's retraining deputies not to record these conversations between su

navy. there is a good deal of concern about trying to determine what exactly has occurred here and whether, in fact, the deadly agent ricin is fully confirmed to be in these two involves. the fbi now has the lead. they are trying to test them and figure out exactly what happened here. wolf? >> very disturbing indeed and i'm glad they do the tests before the mail is delivered to the pentagon. update our viewers when you get more information. other breaking news, president trump speaking out on his supreme court nominee, saying it would be unacceptable if brett kavanaugh did lie under oath to congress. i will get a republican senator's reaction when we come back. a once-in-five hundred year storm should happen every five hundred years, right? fact is, there have been twenty-six in the last decade. allstate is adapting. with drones to assess home damage sooner. and if a flying object damages your car, you can snap a photo and get your claim processed in hours, not days. plus, allstate can pay

a nearby team of u.s. navy sailors racing to the wreckage, helping pull survivors to safety. authorities revealing one person is unaccounted for after initially reporting everyone had survived. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, this dramatic newly released video. a view from u.s. sailors as they conduct a daring sweep of this partially submerged jetliner. several boats pulling up to the windows of the boeing 737. >> other side! >> reporter: watch as the navy divers wade on to the wings, searching inside the aircraft as it takes on water. officials say the flight to a micronesian island near guam came down short of the runway friday, crashing into a lagoon. >> we came in low. we came in very low. i thought we landed hard, until i looked over and saw a hole in the side of the plane, and water was coming in. >> reporter: authorities initially saying everyone made it out alive. but tonight, fears one male passenger may be missing. 7 of the 35 onboard reportedly taken to the hospital. >> i'm alive. that's an extremely good thing. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoin

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elaine loria a former u.s. navy commander challenging a republican incumbent in virginia second district in a race that's considered competitive. and children special in norfolk an opportunity for lauria to meet with her constituents. she's been invited by the local chinese community many of its members are troubled by trump's anti-gay racial policies are there specific things that you're seeing on the ballot you know during a credible climate or that's a good question i asked her do we have a lot of business owners our church restaurant staff people working. this is. the question is always an issue. more legal immigration affordable health care climate protection these are the issues elaine loria advocates but most of all and made a surprising plea for a democrat she believes in a strong and well funded military elaine loria is one of a dozen seniors veterans running for congress after serving her entire career in the navy warship she says public service like military work is about getting a mission done not a

and it's for the u.s. house she's a former navy commander she's running for the democrats and so far she's had a strong campaign. it's good to have you with us it is a tone that no one not britain not in the european union is used to hearing e.u. leaders and british prime minister to resign talking about in a positive way concluding a two day summit in brussels both sides say that they are working hard to walk talks which have become stuck on the issue of the irish border. at the end of the summit leaders emerged wary but optimistic while there was no major breakthrough in briggs and negotiations at least the talks have not yet broken down. german chancellor angela merkel said the situation was a complicated work in progress. i referred to which is squaring the circle meaning as long as we don't have a solution no one can yet explain exactly how i will get there but i found a belief where there is a well there's a way to open weeks in the month of it's the big european commission president joel claude yoko

we speak with a member of the u.s. navy. >> all new episode of empire tonight. right on ktvu. we are joined by one of the new cast members that is shaking things up. >>> we rock in the bay area but a lot of fans have their green and gold on. the fog is moving in. it is not raining. later on in the program, i'm going to talk about fleet week, coming to the bay area. you are going to to an spring dave is in new york so he is going to join us to talk about tonight's a starter. the yankees hit 1000 runs. not quite 1000. xo have the oakland a's. >>> they did well against the yankees. >> you want to get in a match with the yankees. >> we were talking about this. i told you that when you were the oakland a's fan, you are waiting for the team to play. it is never -- it is nerve- racking. >>> it is delicious. i love it. i am all in. >> is talk about this because frank mallicoat that used to be a sports guy in his previous life before he was a news anchor and reporter -- you are at the open coliseum. can i ask you what you think about hendrix, worked for them for the most part. in septe

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all members serve in the u.s. navy and are stationed in san diego. they do hundreds of these types of performances a year. their goal is to connect with people unity to promote the u.s. navy. >> we hope that they are reminded that we have sailors overseas during the tough job of keeping them safe every day. 24/7. they are scheduled to perform at the ymca.>>> here is a story we have been following for months. a nonprofit called the ocean cleanup has been assembling giant floating tubes. they are the length of five football fields. the inventor describes it as a huge pac-man that will grab floating plastic. it is expected to arrive at the great pacific garbage pact between california and hawaii within two weeks.>>> here is mark with a look at the warming weather. >> we have some 70s and 80s and going to increase the numbers for your seven-day forecast. today san francisco was at 69, santa rosa 80, vallejo, antioch , concord. we're tracking a storm system that moved out to the east producing a few scattered showers out toward the sierra earlier today. o

they want to show that the u.s. navy and the u.s. military can respond around the world very quickly if the chinese or the russians were to make a move. >> all right, barbara, we'll get administrator information on that. thanks very much. >>> and thanks to our viewers for watching. for watching. "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news, the white house about to receive the fbi report on brett kavanaugh. this as democrats drop a last minute bombshell, suggesting previous kavanaugh background checks included inappropriate behavior. is it a delay tactic or is there proof? >>> plus, the white house claims trump wasn't mocking christine blasey ford at a rally last night. were they listening to the same event? >>> and a top republican now says trump may have to release his tax returns. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for

navy history. i understand their investigation and the navy in this committee have this information. this is the first time i heard about it and so i have some questions here. according to the post from you attend one of the pay to play party in december 2004 and expected other gifts from him. this is how the post describes the party. you and your fellow officers were quote, invited to a free feast on the 56th floor at the luxury hotel where your favorite cocktail, cigars and courses of caviar, black truffles of monster thermidor while mingling with quote, attractive young women dressed as santa's little helpers wearing red hats, black boots can be yuletide cost in and that you were allegedly offered a. now i know the department of justice and the u.s. navy cleared you of wrongdoing and that your superior superiors supposedly signed off on the 2004 dinner. but i have to say this does not pass the smell test for me. so let me start with this. as the commanding officer, had you undergone ethics train

envelopes addressed to the defense secretary and a top u.s. navy official tested positive for the deadly substance ricin. we are following the investigation that's underway this hour. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." ♪ >>> this is "cnn breaking news." >>> we're following breaking news on how donald trump made the fortune that helped propel him to the presidency. a major new investigation by "the new york times" accuses mr. trump of participating in shady tax schemes and, quote, outright fraud that greatly increased the wealth he received from his father's real estate empire. the report totally contradicts mr. trump's claims of being a self-made billionaire. i'll get reaction from the senate intelligence committee member, senator abc ngus king a our correspondents an analysts are standing by. first, let's go to kara. tell us about the bombshell report in "the new york times." >> reporter: "the new york times" is reporting that donald trump was invol

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the u.s. navy's torpedoes needed more depth and that to work. for peter's dropped from an airplane. the pacific fleet assumed that japanese tribute is dropped from an airplane needed more than 45 feet, too. if the fleet were tied up at its home port, it would be safe. wonderedems to have whether the japanese who also knew the depth of pearl harbor would tackle the problem, rather than sibley accept it. -- their torpedoes did the most damage of all on the morning of december 7. to recap the first three points, in 1941 in 1941 in december knew war was just around the corner. it was well known that an attack on pearl harbor was possible. it was an obvious target. the pacific fleet was based there. that is something admiral bellinger wrote a report about. also, the japanese are not very good. the mentality arthur maccallum was trying to fight but without success. that brings us to the final point and a final person. this point is about the japanese. mentioned, a huge fleet had set sail for china bound for the southwest pacific in december 1941. that was going to be japan's main point of

navy with regard to the area of the world where you have to be dealing. we have a lot of other u.s. government agencies that have missions in this regard. could you be a little more specific about the way that the u.s. navy complements these issues or the areas in which it has a primary responsibility? >> senator, joint interagency task force, located in key west, it's a principle armed for southern command. it gets after this problem. the navy works for them in the detection monitoring and interdiction phase of law enforcement doing the actual interdiction. every agency that is involved in the anti-drug program has representatives there in key west and also in miami. it is a government interagency team effort. last year was a record number of interdiction's for the joint interagency task force. with the supply being what it is it doesn't begin to put a dent in the problem. it's a supply demand problem and a government problem to get after it. >> excuse me. as to the navy's specific missions can you be more elucidating as to what those are? >> senator, the navy does detection monito

. >>> and the u.s. navy to respond to the chinese aggression. officials describe it as a global show of force. the war ship came within 45 yards of the american ship in the south china sea. the near collision is one of many troubling developments with china. let's bring in will ripley live from hong kong with the latest. will, where are we headed? >> reporter: we just don't know, dave. first of all, the u.s. navy has yet to decide if they will go through with the show of force which would occur on one week in november with the freedom of navigation patrols. the u.s. flying planes and has ships near the spratley islands. the u.s. does this on a regular basis. that is why there was a near collision over the weekend on sunday. what they are talking about potentially is more frequently in a concentrated period of time than what we have seen before, for china to respond. we don't know how they would respond. there certainly is the risk of more close calls or worse in the south china sea. vice president pence is expected to talk about this and express

retested and the mestology for retesting soil at hunters point shipyard and requesting d.p.h., ocii, u.s. navy examine the united states environmental protection agency to report. >> supervisor tang: thank you. i'm going to turn the hearing over to president cohen. >> president cohen: thank you very much, madam chair. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. let's wake up and get excited, because we're going to talk about the hunters point shipyard. we need everyone's full focus. i just want to reframe about what we're doing and why we're doing it. may should, 2018 i called a meeting of the regulatory agencies specifically to the hunters point naval shipyard cleanup. so today we're requesting an update of the timeline of the testing of parcel g. i also want to clarify the roles and the responsibilities betwee bayview-hunters point. so today, i want to make sure the public's concerns are addressed and that we continue to hold people accountable for the work that they're doing in and on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. so with that, what i plan to do is to use this hearing

we've got u.s. navy sailors, marines and coast guard members.. all here to take part in the week's events.. if you've been in this area today.. chances are you've seen groups of sailors walking along the embarcadero...it's a sure sign that fet week 2018 is here.i don't know about you.. but it doesn't feel like a whole year has passed since we did this last year.. but it's really a great time...so we're glad it's here. it's a chance to celebrate our service members.. and take part in a variety of shows , exhibits, demonstrations. get a closer look at what these men and women do. the week ends with the blue angels air show.. which is a big deal around here.. the event is expected to draw more than a million people...i spoke with some navy members who traveled a whole two weeks to sail up here from san diego. let's take a listen daniel cummings/u.s. navyi'm from boston. i've heard about the new york city fleet week. i've never experienced the san francisco fleet week so i'm excited to see what it's all about. just got here this morning. we've been o

the u.s. pivot and the asia pacific is really intended to create the ability to put a loaded gun to the head of china and say you know you will do as we say otherwise we will be able to restrict or we'll be able to shut down choke off your importation of oil and other resources. that were. off. for nine years every day often twice a day these catholic priests have staged a mass the blocks the gates of the new military base on juries you while. i. was close. will open. in a country where political demonstrations can be easily banned unlike powerful religions the tactic has produced the spectacle of resistance or you get more for they are pretty clear. r r r r r r r r r. r r r r r r not all your normal. father moon jong whom has led the fight to stop the base being built. and several times suffered serious injury. i. think. i. said. hullo eagle over the river. i sing for every. american and a message in the man and gandalf liberal sorry. to the defunct tempt of song if they feel. that the writer

u.s. navy sailors within the to rescue, the sailors are checking to see if everyone evacuated. everyone survived but on monday they found and passenger's body in the lagoon where it crashed. it is believed that the plane overshot the runway, but they have not released an official cause of that accident. >>> we have a little bit of rain and it's the first rain respective the year r lets see if it's gumming up the road work out there. >> we don't have as many problems as we thought we would, that's good. at least for now. lets start with the gilroy commute. northbound 101 traffic is moving along okay as you drive from gilroy to san jose and if you drive to the silicone valley it looks good to the west valley. there's no major issues coming to palo alto and mountain view. westbound 24 is slow here as you drive because of a crash, with no injuries here, this has been moved to the shoulder, for a bit in just a few minutes ago, they had to stop traffic just to clear the o backup that cleared yet. again, the cars have been moved to the shoulder but the traffic is slow. lets talk about

navy, three reserves. he thought it would be better to exploit these resources for business purposes. in his dealings with a friend, he leased drilling rights in these oil reserves to these private companies. some people cried foul that he had non--- not gone about selecting this process himself. foul that heried had not taken bids on his work but awarded these two some associates and friends of his. that it would be charged in exchange for awarding them the rights to these oil reserves. the trial happened and he was actually convicted of receiving a bribe of $100,000. ironically he was subsequently tried for his involvement in this affair and was found not oflty in giving a bribe $100,000. there is a little bit of irony that he was then not convicted for. these events had a profound effect on his reputation, on his health, on his career. he came back and was sentenced to serve one year in prison in santa fe, which he did. by the time he was out of prison his health had been broken. he spent the rest of hi

navy for some kind of global response against china. in other words, picking several days, in a concentrated fashion sailing u.s. navy ships, flying aircraft off china to make the statement that this is international air space, international waters and the increased chinese militarization presence in the region that they cannot take it over, that the u.s. military will still operate in that region. one of the reasons so significant. there's really fascinating photos, just a few days ago, chinese and an american warship came within 45 yards of each other when the u.s. war ship was sailing in that region in what the u.s. very much considers u.s. waters and what the chinese claim belong to them. these kind of operations can become very dangerous when the two sides get so close together in a military sense, as you can see, in those photos. so, you know, look, indeed, for more of a military message, absolutely, to be sent to beijing that the u.s. military is not pulling back. ana? >> thank you, barbara starr. i want to head back inside the c

the u.s. pivot and the asia pacific is really intended to create the ability to put a loaded gun to the head of china and say you know you will do as we say otherwise we will be able to restrict or we'll be able to shut down choke off your importation of oil and other resources. that were. off. for nine years every day often twice a day these catholic priests have staged a mass the blocks the gates of the new military base on stranger while. i. was told her all of this. in a country where political demonstrations can be easily banned unlike powerful religions the tactic has produced the spectacle of resistance or you get merkel out there are you know pretty clear. r r r r r r r r. r r r r r i don't think you're normal. father moon jong who has led the fight to stop the base being built. and several times suffered serious injury i. think. i. said. the low eagle over the river. pricing for every. american domestic in command and gandalf for her savvy. to the defunct tempt of so he very few. of t

.>>> u.s. navy is going to retest the hunters point shipyard for possible radiation. authority say they plan to resample increase in the area known as parcel g. they said they were receiving the data after a review about problems with have the soil samples. shipyard is the process be developed into the site from 12,000 homes and commercial and office space. they say they stand behind the work cleaning of radioactive material. >>> authorities are looking for two people so thousands worth of cell . they had four ed in less than occurred before as a sprint store and an at&t store and then click valley shopping center. the men grabbed phone and off. minutes later the two suspects had the verizon -- verizon store going to pleasant hill where they stole bones from an agency store. >> we work all -- pleasant hill police that they are investigating another incident. we believe they are related. >> no one was hurt during the robbers. suspects may be driving a black infinity. information please call police.>>> an alameda county sheriff's office is being charged with felonies af

reporter: elaine luria, the former u.s. navy commander challenging the republican incumbent in virginia's second district. in a race considered competitive. a children's festival in norfolk, an opportunity to meet with her constituents. she's been invited by the local chinese community. many of its members are troubled by trump's anti-immigration policies. >> are there specific things you are seeing? >> that is a good question. i'm not sure. we have a lot of business owners , restaurants, and people running businesses. immigration is always an issue. reporter: more than a location, affordable health care, climate protection, these are the issues elaine luria will face, but most of all, she believes in a strong and well-funded military. elaine luria is one of a dozen female veterans running for congress. she says public service like military work is about getting a mission done, not abo political afliations. in a district where signs of military presence are never far away, having a military background is likely to resonate.

in fact, the confederate navy and the u.s. navy would do an exchange in october 64 were african-american sailors participate in the exchange. >> the difference we talked about before, the difference between the army and the navy and that african-americans had been offered up, that might be part of the reason why. >> so there is a change in there is also service culture that we saw between armies and navies. how does lincoln win? what does he need in order to get momentum so he can win the election? >> a big part was battlefield victories. you have this huge string of the north losing battle after battle. you have atlanta, they are not just hey we want to battle, but these are significant. you have a confederate force, confederate port. it was one of the last. you have atlanta which is symbolic in its own right, but they have railroads going through. these are strategic locations. it helps get rid of the south's argument of, they are fighting a failed war. it just shows, we are not fighting a failed war, we are just getting sta

dominates the pacific navy air force. they claim in the pearl harbor headquarters of the pacific command they claim to be responsible for fifty two percent of the earth surface and when you look at their logo it shows an eagle over the aleutian islands with one tail on coming down somewhere near seattle on the other coming down right over beijing so beijing looks at a network of bases a real archipelago of empire that's been built up since the korean war you have had and still have an aco of of bases that start in a straight go through your house if we have no bases in australia you have you have . and you have a new facility in western australia no to speak precisely we have no military bases in australia what we do is operate with and in australian bases but we're not in the basing business nowadays there's a growing collection of what are referred to as lily pad bases these are bases that have typically three hundred troops no family members very few amenities and they're often quite secretive their bases that are freq

elaine loria a former u.s. navy commander challenging a republican incumbent in virginia second district in a race that's considered competitive. and children special in norfolk an opportunity for lauria to meet with her constituents. she's been invited by the local chinese community many of its members are troubled by traumas and tiny ration ports are there specific things that you're seeing about joining the current political climate or not it's a good question for we have a lot of business owners our church and restaurants have to work with the so. that the question is always an issue. more legal immigration affordable health care climate protection these are the issues elaine loria advocates but most of all and maybe surprising people are a democrat she believes in a strong and well funded military elaine loria is one of a dozen seen as veterans running for congress after serving her entire career in the navy warship she says public service like military work is about getting a mission done not about politi

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navy has to get over in the 1920's. the germans accomplished that. they came out of the war with a truly remarkable vessel. we recall very briefly what the u-140 did. july 1918, makes the 4000 mile transit to the atlantic coast. takes out the diamond shoals white ship on six august. then tracking a brazilian freighter. and the american destroyer came out. i think it was named for one of the northern lockheed squadron admirals during the first part of the civil war. and because a truly significant thing happens, we didn't know that the string of death charged track -- the leaks that resulted caused him to terminate the patrol, linking up with the u-117 on the way. shortly after the war was done, back to my original question, why is any of this significant? the secretary of the navy comes out and says, look, this war was a horror for the entire world. nobody ever wants to live through it ever again. but in that context, and the size of that context, in that scope, even though we had to sacrifice lives and goods along the american east coast, what happe

navy sailors who raced to the wreckage, pulling passengers to safety. here is abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: this dramatic newly released video. a view from u.s. sailors as they conduct a daring sweep of this partially submerged jetliner. several boats pulling up to the windows of the 737. >> there is a badly injured guy on the other side. >> reporter: watch as the navy divers wade onto the wing, searching the air niugini airliner. the flight came down short of the runway friday, crashing into a lagoon. >> we came in low. we came in very low. i thought we landed hard until i looked over and saw a hole in the side of the plane and water was coming in. >> reporter: authorities initially saying everyone made it out alive but fears one male passenger may be missing. seven of the 35 on board reportedly taken to the hospital. >> i'm alive. that's an extremely good thing. >> reporter: the investigation into what caused the plane to crash is ongoing. four people remain in the hospital. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >>> now, the boy scouts are morning

navy perpetrated against a submarine in the district. so whether he wanted to be the first or not, he was. and the leaks that resulted caused him to terminate the patrol and go on home, linking up with the u-117 on the way. they both had damage and leakage in bringing them finally into ported keel. shortly after the war was done, back to my original question: why is any of this significant? the secretary of the navy, josephus daniels says, look, this war was a horror for the entire world. nobody ever wants to live through it ever again. but in that context -- in the size of that context and that scope, even though we had to sacrifice life and goods, if you will, on the american east coast, what happened along the american east coast is a rather minor incident by comparison to the larger effect of the war and the larger scope of the war. it may seem a terrible thing to say -- and note we are not diminishing the sacrifice involved. but in a way, it was. and daniels was probably to a certain extent current. so should we then say, let's go h

addressed to jim maddox, the other to the chief of the u.s. navy. no one was injured. nato defense ministers are in brussels for a two day meeting, focusing on strengthening the alliance and fairer burden sharing among members. the associated press has quoted an official as saying is asked the west will move its warfare abilities to counter russia's aggressive use of cyberattacks in europe and around the world. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. >> live from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm shery ahn. i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. we are joined today. >> and hear the stories we are watching around the world, kushner, mexico, and moments of drama. how the new nafta deal went down. crisis 10 credit years later, we hear from sally fisher in this half hour. big banks areage, cracking down on current traders for offenses as minor as swearing on the phone. let's get you started with a quick check of the major averages. we are se

>> the u.s. navy today sailing these two warships, a cruiser and a destroyer through the strategic taiwan strait. this is a 110-mile-wide body of water. international waters but an area that china is particularly sensitive about because they see taiwan as part of china. and they want the ability to kind of operate in those waters. in fact, multiple chinese warshipped tailed the vessels as they were conducting this transit. this is the second transit this year. the u.s. did a similar type of operation in july. this, as you said, comes amid mounting tensions between the u.s. and china on a wide range of issues. on trade, on u.s. accusations that china is attempting to manipulate the midterm elections. so many issues here at stake. this, another sign the u.s., a show of force it's not going anywhere. >> ryan brown with the latest on that. thank you. >> you bet. >>> right now, more than 7,000 migrants are making their way through mexico with the goal of reaching the southern border of the united stat