the u.s. navy confirms reported ufo videos are real. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. i believe. >> you believe? >> it could be spy planes. >> it could be spy planes or drones. i'm christine romans. breaking overnight, it is president trump's communication with a world leader that led to a complaint. that complaint is being kept secret from congress. and two officials tell

classified u.s. surveillance flights over the islands and. the threat to china is becoming big news the media is beating the drums of war as the world is being primed to regard china as a new enemy china's alarming creation of entirely new territory in the south china sea is one part of a broader military push that some fear is to challenge us dominance in the region. china is building and strips in the south china sea on disputed islands condemned by an international tribunals this is now a flashpoint for war between china and america. what is not news is that china itself is under threat. these american bases form a joint news been circling china with mrs obama's warships all the way from a straight through the pacific to asia and beyond. i mean if you were in beijing looking out stood on the tallest building in beijing and looked out at the pacific ocean you'd see american warships you'd see guam is about to sink because there's so many missiles pointed at china you look up the korean see american

the u.s. navy confirms reported ufo videos are real. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. i believe. >> you believe? >> it could be spy planes. >> it could be spy planes or drones. i'm christine romans. breaking overnight, it is president trump's communication with a world leader that led to a complaint. that complaint is being kept secret from congress. and two officials tell "the washington post," it was a promise the president made to a foreign leader that caused the concern. the leader of the intelligence committee felt the complaint was of concern. but the office of the dni disputed that characterization. we know president trump spoke to at least five world leaders in five weeks leading up to the whistleblower complaint including vladimir putin and kim jong-un. here's one of "the post" reporters who broke the story. >> we don't know the nature of the promise. but it was of sufficient concern. it was troubling enough that the intelligence community official who learned of it felt compelled to lodge a complaint with the inspect

they are the u.s. navy videos that have made the rounds on the internet. and had the world speculating on what the military had captured. the owner todd flying objects have a navy pilot wondering what they were looking up. a couple years after the videos release, the navy is finally admitting the existence of the ufos. calling them, unidentified aerial phenomenon. >> at the top of mount hamilton , i have not seen anything i could not explain. >> reporter: he believes whatever is in the navy's video is not likely from outer space but rather right here from earth. >> i think it's a step too far. >> reporter: he said it could be another government agencies aircraft i can drone. but the navy has never seen it before. he said that has happened in the past. >> many other observatories and scientists spend time looking at the night sky. >> reporter: he said there were so many discoveries to make through a telescope. he has seen some fascinating things. but never extraterrestrial life. yet. >> i subscribe to the fact that i need evidence. and maybe in our lifetime

that's what the navy says. the u.s. navy now confirms ufo videos made public by "the new york times" and a ufo research group back in 2017 are the real deal. what does that mean? cnn's randi kaye explains. >> what is that thing? >> reporter: images of that rotating thing captured by u.s. navy aircraft. sensors locking in on the target. commander david fraver saw it firsthand during a training mission, describing it like a 40-foot long tick tack maneuvering rapidly and changing direction. >> as we both looked out the right side of our airplane, we saw a disturbance in the water and a white object, oblorngs pointing north. >> reporter: the object was first sighted in 2004 and similar objebtss in 2015. footage of the sightings declassified by the military, weren't made public until december 2017. by "the new york times" and a group that researches ufos. >> there's a whole fleet of them. >> my gosh. they're all going against the wind. the wind is 120 knots to the west. >> this was extremely abrupt like a ping-pong ball boun

. >> the u.s. navy confirms u.f.o. videos made public by the naples and a u.f.o. research group in 2017 are the real deal. >> images of that rotating thing captured by u.s. navy aircraft, sensors locking in on the target. command david fraver saw it first hand during a training mission describing it like a 40-foot long tic tac. >> the ability to hover and start a vertical climb from zero to 12,000 feet and accelerate in less than two seconds and disappear is something i had never seen in my life. >> the navy says it still country doesn't know what the objects are and officials aren't speculating. >> trevor: holy shit, i hope that's a u.f.o. because if it was a giant tic tac, that's creepier. you understand what's happening? the u.s. government is officially confirming -- officially -- that in 2017, the navy saw a u.f.o. and i hope -- i really hope it is an -- it isn't aliens because it would be a bad time for them to visit earth. they would land and be, like, take us to your leader and we would be, like, sorry but he's signing a wall right now. ( laughter ) let's

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>> i went to the north pole with the u.s. navy. the ice is shrinking. it's there. the u.s. navy is not a climate denier. it's on their website. they're preparing for climate change, the national security consequences of it. i wonder, tracy, i heard this from some of our meteorologists as we've been talking about the advance of hurricane dorian, that in addition to tides, storm surge, et cetera, there are already higher sea levels exacerbating storm surge from this storm. is there data that shows that? >> absolutely. and one thing to remember about sea level rise is it's not the same everywhere. so sea level rise differentiates in different parts of the planet based on various factors. so there's many wild cards. the arctic is one of them. antarctica is another. it's really interesting that david just went there and got to see it firsthand. so as a quick example, the mediterranean is a little warmer. the atlantic is a little warmer than the pacific. the equator belt is a little warmer. so sea level rise is not uniform. that places some coastal areas -- the coast off china is

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top level talks with the u.s. over the south china sea. beijing sounding off a warning to washington after a u.s. warship sailed close to man-made islands claimed by beijing this week. with only 55 vessels in washington's western pacific fleet, u.s. ships are outnumbered more than five to one by china, but now, both sides agreed to follow guidelines to avoid clashes. but beneath the diplomacy, tensions are simmering. >> i'm certain there are many other people like chi mak in the united states, working on behalf of china, absolutely. >> there are people in this country who are gathering defense information to take back home. to help their countries develop their own edge to compete in the united states. >> yes, there are a lot of people out there working on behalf of china. >>> as a former fbi agent and chairman of the house intelligence committee, i had oversight of all 16 of our nation's intelligence agencies. my name is mike rogers. i had access to classified information gathered by our operatives. people who ri

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leisurplace your right hand over heart for the national anthem by the u.s. navy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you that was beautiful. please be seated. now i have the privilege of the turalization candidates. candidates when you hear your country nationally called, please stand and remain standing for the ministration of oath. afghanistan, bangladesh, bolivia, china, croatia, ecuador, el salvador, ethiopia, france, germany, ghana, guatemala, india, iraq, israel, kenya, malawi, voracious, pakistan, peru, philippines, syria, pakistan, and vietnam. i present to you 28 candidates representing 26 countries who applied to become citizens of the united states. each of the candidates has been interviewed by an officer of u.s. eis and exempted by law hasn't demonstrated the ability to read, write and speak words in the english language. each has demonstrated his or her knowledge of understanding the history of principal of the united states. i recommend that these candidates be administered the pledge of allegiance admitting them united sta

the u.s. a brand new forecast is just in. this is as we are getting a new and truly devastating look at the destruction that dorian has left behind in the bahamas. entire towns have been just wiped out. the abaco islands and grand bahama, where dorian viciously parked itself for two days basically, are especially hard hit. rescue efforts are getting under way but has been hampered by the weather conditions they've been facing for days. locals have resorted to neighbor helping neighbor to try and escape the flood waters. the official death toll is right now at seven, but that is expected to rise and could rise dramatically as rescuers are really just now starting to get a handle of how bad it is there. before we get back to the bahamas and what's happening there right now, let's get the latest on the forecast and the track of hurricane dorian. the national hurricane center just put out its latest forecast with south carolina and points north in the target zone now. let's get to chad myers in th

the u.s. navy has confirmed that ufos are indeed real. now a navy spokesman doesn't call them that as such. they call them unidentified phenomena, not unidentified flying objects for whatever reason. >> you're the person we turn to for all of this. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start here with the area 51 storming of 200 people at the gates. first i want to know what the police reports are regarding the inde-crennel supposure? that might not be morning material. >> there have been questions for quite some time, but what started as a joke didn't really come through as promised or expectation. >> right. this shows you, of course, some of the perils of social media rights. my understanding is that even organizers was begging people, please, don't actually go do this. even my 12-year-old daughter asked me about it. she said, their thing is they can't stop all of us. i said -- military. actually they can. of course, they can. it's the most secret base in the military believed to have all kinds of things there,

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with war looming the u.s. navy seized the manmade island. there were navy personnel. it became the headquarters for the naval fleet during world war ii. naval station treasure island closed in 1997. the navy sold the island to the city of san francisco for $108 million. since then the city has been working to clean up toxic waste and garbage left behind. now much of the work being done is focussed on the future residents. >> the old infrastructure is obsolete. and beyond the useful life. we're building out a tremendous amount of infrastructure. part of the redevelopment. >> before new roads can be laid the island has to be made higher to account for sea level rides. dirt, taken from the building of a newest tunnel was brought in to help stabilize the ground. >> the intention is account for one hundred year storm surge and 36 inches of sea level rise. >> when completed in 2035, treasure island will be a much different place. military housing will be torn down to make way for 300 acres of open space. the buildings once part of the exposition will be a business district.

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the big picture part of the puzzle is that ultimately the u.s. navy and marine corps identify they have to cross the pacific ocean in the event of war with japan. expectation as we identified in previous classes was that the american surface fleet would sail westward, engage the japanese navy, hopefully destroy it. we call that war plan orange ultimately. part and parcel to the big picture approach of crossing the pacific is something the marine corps studied intensely, the problem of bases, basing infrastructure. how do you defend bases like guam, wake, midway, philippines when you expect the japanese forces are probably going to conquer them. how do you defend them. the marines studied this for the early part of the 20th century, up to the 19 teens, and start to reorient toward amphibious assault, not just defending your own base which you probably lost, but fighting to get it back or to conquer new territory. that process of amphibious assault the marines willie lab rate on. talk about pete ellis as a pivotal figure in the 1920s. one of the cr

u.s. navy just made a remarkable admission about ufos for real. we will tell you what they said next. ♪ ♪[upbeat music] ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma♪ ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller transitions™ light under control™ ♪ >> tucker: the u.s. navy made a stunning admission. naval officers confirmed that three separate ufo videos released by "the new york times" in 2017 were actually genuine. they do show a real phenomenon may be cannot explain and, in fact, our understanding of physics that cannot be explained. and also a letter to congressman walker and ufo sightings they take seriously, and is working to investigate them. the british journalist, he joins us tonight to explain the significance of this. nick, this does seem like a change in the way that the pentagon always describes this phenomenon. is it? >> yes, it is. up until this point, the navy has said very little. in fact, they have left the door open, sometimes. almost implied that we might be dealing w

navy danley kwanka. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ >> thank you. that was beautiful. everyone, please be seated. >> now i have the privilege of calling the country's of naturalization candidates. candidates when you hear your country of nationality called, please stand and remain standing for the administration of the oath. afghanistan, bangladesh, bolivia, china, coat devore, croatia, el salvador, ethiopia, france, germany, ghana, guatemala, india, iraq, israel, kenya, malawi, mauritius, pakistan, peru, philippines, sierra leone, syria, uzbekistan and vietnam. mr. renaud, i represent 26 candidates who have applied to be

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in the meantime, the u.s. navy says these kinds of videos are just a fraction of what their pilots see in the sky. >> i'm sure they see a lot. >> we were talking about that. are there other life forms out there? >> we exist, why not? >> it is a big, big world or well, universe. >> let's focusing let's focus on something that is real. >>> traffic in the area. not a lot of it this morning. if you get on the roadways, you are in luck. it's been pretty easy for the most part. we had a bit of a snag along 580 near northland. that cleared up liquid. we've also got mobile 5 running around the bay area. and he is heading rthb you cae traffic is free- flowing with no delays. we did a loop coming from the bay bridge down into the southbay. really the only hotspot we found was a few brake lights coming out of hayward. overall it's been pretty quiet. fingers crossed it stays that way. it is still moving pretty nicely as you go out of the southbay. taking a look at traffic, we had a minor trouble spot northbound 280 at 10t

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we're with u.s. navy veterans bringing supplies to villages that waited more than a week for help. cbs news goes inside research labs trying to find out why vaping is so dangerous. >> vaping is not safe. >> o'donnell: how google earth helped solve a missing persons case from two decades ago. cbs' steve hartman on the call to police that kicked off a oamarkable road trip. and a medical breakthrough that could provide treatment for one of the deadliest food allergies in american children. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. welcome to our western edition and as we come on the air, we are worried and watching that new storm that is threatening the bahamas. we will have the latest on that in just a moment. but we're going to begin with the breaking news. the first parent to be sentenced in the college admissions scandal. actress felicity huffman received 14 days behind bars, a $30,000 fine, and must perform 250 hours of community service. after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud. 51 people have been charged in the scandal. and as

hijackers shot and killed a u.s navy diver, and held more than 150 passengers and crew hostage before eventually releasing them. tomorrow on "cbs this morning" we're kicking off a new series, "medical price roulette" with our journalism partner "clear health costs." it's an in-depth look at why hospital and health care bills can vary so dramatically-- taking unwitting patients by surprise. frank esposito says his doctor told him he needed emergency back surgery or he could face paralysis. then, over $650,000 in bills arrived. >> what was my choice? just be paralyzed for the rest of my life? it was bad enough bein' outta work, and not being able to make a paycheck. but then to get these bills that were so overwhelming. and you say, this can't be real, i mean, i really don't have to pay this. how am i gonna pay this? and you sit there. and you start cryin' cause you don't know what you're gonna do. you have no sense of, of reality anymore. you don't know what you're gonna do. >> diaz: our new series "medical price roulette" begins tomorrow, on "cbs this morning" and the cbs evening news

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. >> reporter: u.s. navy veteran mike page got the computer skills he needed to land an administrative job. >> >> reporter: thanks to this man. >> he means everything to me. he is a friend, confidant, mentor. >> reporter: founded intercity services in 1984 and he provides a free training in computer basics and jobhunting needed to secure employment and keep it. >> contrary to what a lot of people might think, there are significant number of people that have no computer skills. >> reporter: funded mainly by grants, the nonprofit serves the low income and disabled as well as alameda county's formerly incarcerated and bay area veterans. >> my goal for them is to be able to participate in the 21st- century economy. >> reporter: the nonprofit serves about 200 people a year and between 65-70% get placed in internships, college, or jobs. intercity services help to prepare megan smith for job interviews and got her a free new laptop using veterans funds she didn't even know about. >> it is really nice to have so

the u.s. navy has sent some warships out to sea for safety n. washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> a team from travis airforce base is letted to florida. they will be assessing airports and airfields in both the bahamas and along the atlantic coast to make sure they can handle human tar yan relief flights. four transport teams from the medical group also headed out. they will be used in days critically ill patients need to be evacuated. now, stay with us here on mornings on 2 for continuing coverage of hurricane dorian n. our next hour, we will takonlin >>> here is a look at some of the other morning's top stories. search crews continue to look for the remains of the 34th and final victim of y diver boat fire off the coast of santa barbara. investigators are interviewing the five surviving members of the crew and the ntsb say it could take to two years to figure out exactly what may have caused that fire. >>> the oakland school district plans to respond to accusations of cleating at a high school. they have investigated reports filed against

navy . >> why was the us military in cuba in 1898? >> it's a good question, it can be kind of complicated and at times not so complicated but there was a lot of sympathy for the cause of cubans in the 1890s. newspapers carried stories of atrocities committed by the spanish government in cuba against the people that lived there on another very important event, the explosion of the uss maine in havana harbor. all those combined to bring the us at loggerheads with spain and were with the gun in april 1998. >> what happened to the main? >> we don't know exactly what happened. there was an explosion in thavana harbor when the battleship was there. there were two different independent studies done, on by the us government, one by the spanish government . the us government determined it was an external mine, a summary in mind that caused the explosion. thespanish government determined it wasn't internal explosion, something had blown up inside the ship . we don't really know for sure exactly but there were lots of jumping to conclusions and

the country is home to the u.s. navy's fifth fleet, which is responsible for forces in the persian gulf, red sea, arabian sea and part of the indian ocean. this comes ahead of the president's visit to the bay area tomorrow. abc news learned the president will attend a fund-raising luncheon in palo alto. politico initially reported it would be held in atherton, but police there say he won't be there. activists are hoping to fly a giant trump balloon during the event. this will be president trump's first area to the bay area since he took office. he was last here in 2016 when he was running for the republican nomination. his appearance in burlingame drew some protests. >>> supreme court justice brett calf knew is fa kavanaugh is facing calls for impeachment after another allegation. a formeri iayale classmate told senators and the fbi that he saw kavanaugh do things in the '80s. her friend says she does not remember the incident. several democratic candidates voiced their opposition against kavanaugh. >> i strongly op

. >>> the u.s. navy is investigating a series of suicides among the crew of the same aircraft carrier. there have been four since july. jeff pegues has details. >> reporter: according to investigators, on september 19th, 38-year-old james shelton was discovered in his vehicle, dead from an apparent gunshot wound. 19-year-old ethan stuart took his life on the very same day. five days earlier, sailor vincent forline's death was also ruled a suicide.all three servet carrier "uss george h.w. bush," based in norfolk, virginia. james shelton's wife jennifer said she thought he'd beat his depression. >> i know that he felt dark where he was. but he was so close to getting better. >> reporter: the navy said the suicides, which didn't happen on the ship, were not connected. the ship's commanding officer said there is never any stigma or repercussion from seeking help. still, jennifer shelton said her husband was afraid he'd lose his job if he revealed his illness. >> as a father of six, he needed every dolla

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has learned that the u.s. navy is about to send a destroyer there let's go to our c.n.n. c.n.n. got exclusive access to classified u.s. surveillance flights over the islands and. the threat to china is becoming big news the media is beating the drums of war as the world is being primed to regard china as a new enemy china's alarming creation of entirely new territory in the south china sea is one part of a broader military push that some fear is to challenge us dominance in the region. china is building in strips in the south china sea on disputed islands condemned by an international tribunals. this is now a flashpoint for war between china and america. what is not news is that china itself is under threat. these american bases form a joint news in circling china with missiles bombers warships all the way from a straight through the pacific to asia and beyond. i mean if you were in beijing looking out stood on the tallest building in beijing and looked out of the pacific ocean you'd see american warships you'd see guam is about to sink because there's so many missiles pointed a

the hijackers beatnd killed 23-year-old u.s. navy diver robert stethem. the other 146 passengers and crew members were releasedfter 17 days. in iowa today there was a significt shake up in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. for the first time, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren leads among liky voters in the february 2020 iowa caucuses. the des moines register poll shows 22% of likely caucus-goers now say warren is their first choi. former vice president joe biden follows with 20% and1% chose vermont senator bernie sanders.e bidein all three of the previous polls which the register conducts with cnn and but there is stillg way to go for the democrats campaigning in iowa with 63% of those polled saying they could still be persuaded to support a different candidate. the new poll was based onon telephinterviews with 602 registered iowa voters who said they will definitely or probably tend the 2020 democratic for the latest on 20 democratic presidential candidates and their bor the white house visit pbs.org/newshour. >> thompson: talks c

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