she was the first female u.s. coast guard-u.s. navy rescue swimmer. that is like navy seals training. very few men or women get through it. then she went on and got a commission. she learned how to fly helicopters and did more heroic rescues. diane bucci, was an enlisted person. she worked her way up to master chief. the first enlisted female to command a cutter, and she did not too far away from here. she did it on the potomac, the chesapeake bay. she was assigned to duty in the west indies. lieutenant commander holly harrison, bronze star in the persian gulf. cutter in 10 foot cutte eight t the persian gulf, deactivating mines in combat, missions with navy seals. here she is coordinating with the navy. quite a heroine. when she got out of the persian gulf area, she commanded cutters and was instructor of law enforcement. she is a national security expert at the famed hoover institute. admiral vivien crea. admiral allen had her as his vice commandant, and someone asked the commandant, what is she like? he said, whipsmart. she learned how to fly every

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i think the degree to which the u.s. navy and the u.s. army is stretched in terms of missile defense capability in particular in the area is only going to get worse. the navy's requirements are here and what we have right now or down here. likewise, the number of bad batters disappear, nine, and we are at war right now. didn't have any lengths to get beyond some. that kind of tension is not going to get better unless we encourage our allies to do more of this on their own as the. i think i will turn it over to zach. >> first, paul, let me join in congratulating you on what i think is are important report on a subject that does get as much attention as it should. i think it's wonderful work and i will look forward to seeing the air version of the land version within the next couple of months i hope. i wanted to pull bit about the political aspect. tom talked about the military once and i think we all like to delve into those, those shiny objects as times have on the political side there's some real difficult questions to be asked and i don

navy, the u.s. air force, as well as the largest missile .apacity there, in the region they found ways, that despite all of their limitations, they actually have the capacity to really, you know, threat saudi arabia, the emirates, and other key states there, and, of course, israel, and this is what people underestimate by eating simply at the numbers. at the same time, mr. parsi is absolutely right that saudi arabia has a lot of problems, as does iran. they both have a lot of internal issues. they both are dealing with a situation in the region where there is a huge competition for who is going to lead the islamic world and whose narrative is going to be the dominant islamic narrative there. is it iran, saudi arabia, isis -- everyone is being challenged by not. he is actually right, we really should have bigger fish to fry here, but at the same time, given the history between iran and saudi arabia, and given the fact that iran is still a revolutionary state, still a state looking to export its revol

i think the degree to which the u.s. navy and the u.s. army is stretched in terms of missile defense capability in particular in the area is only going to get worse. and a these requirements are here, and but we have right now or down the. likewise, the number of thadd batteries is nine. that kind of tension is likely to anybody unless we encourage our allies to do more of this on their own as well. i think i will take the their internet over to zack. >> -- take leave their. spent first, paul, let me join in congratulating you on what i think is a very important report on a subject that doesn't get as much attention as it should. i think it's wonderful work and i look forward to seeing the aired version and a lan version within the next couple of months, i hope. that's all right. want to talk a bit about the political aspect. tom talked about the military once i think we all like to delve into those, those shiny objects, but on the political side there's some real difficult questions to be asked added to think we quite know the answers to

navy, they could better counter missiles from north korea. u.s. leaders have repeatedly said they support abe's policy. abe even appeared before the u.s. congress in april and pledged the law would be enacted in this session of the diet. >> members of the opposition and some legal experts have said the bills violate japan's constitution, which specifically renounces war. how does the public view this? >> nhk conducted a survey last weekend and asked people whether they think the bills are constitutional or unconstitutional. 32% of the respondents said the bills violate the constitution. that was double the number that said they're not unconstitutional. we also asked respondents if they think there has been sufficient deliberation in the diet. just 6% said yes, while 58% said deliberations have been insufficient. prime minister abe extended the diet session by a record-long 95 days to help cement final passage. under an article of the constitution, it would have been possible to enact the bills based on the two-thirds majority approval in the lower

and the u.s. navy making changes to help whales and dolphins in the wild. >> i've been asked to keep my voice down cause we are are being ordered off thetes shelves today. the f.d.a. saying the products paul and vanish tech 13, require more safety testing. new evidence today of climate change issues effecting california. the know spark now believed to be at the lowest level in 500 years. the snowpack usually 5 1/2 feet this year. it helps refill aquaphors. most of the rain simply runs off into the rivers and eventually into the ocean. the u.s. and chinese officials today unveiling a joint plan to reduce gas emissions and while climate change is a global issue, it is focusing on local solutions. >> from wild fires whipping across the state to bone dry river beds. california has seen the extreme effects of global warming this summer. in los angeles, long considered the moll capitol of the u.s., matt petersen says there's renewed urgency to combat climate change. >> we have all those challenges to fa

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the second thing with the u.s. navy -- the pacific as a whole different ocean. your of seen it already. it's a lot bigger. that means you can get lost. that means scouting is a whole different business. people learn to fight along longer ranges. there are questions about the implications of what that may be. the least implication, if you are going to fight long range, you have to have the air spotting. you can't kill anything with airplanes. you have to maintain some air control over a battle. or find some better way to do it. you can increase survivability. people do learn to serve underwater hits. if you get to port, you can't be fixed -- you will swiftly no longer be a ship. you will be in monuments -- and monument on the bottom. that comes up by the way. that's not a throwaway line. submarines, you get more long-range subs. and in this case, that role is usually scouting. the question is what is the future of suffering where fair -- warfare, and contrary to some reports, we thought about that quite a bit. this technology is a latecomer for us. you do not see

five hours after the kazakhstan launch the u.s. sent navy communication satellite from cape canaveral to provide smartphone access for personnel anywhere in the world. maureen: the u.s. army elite ranger school is now open to women. the army allowed a limited number of women to enroll settling on a larger integration program. you might remember last month two seasonals became the first women to graduate the eight-week school. women cannot join the regimen but it could change. all must lift bans unless granted exception. leon: supporter of sweet briar college made a payment to keep the virginia college open. they delivered the final payment today. that is $100,000 more than required to deliver.

navy in the pacific. and the secretary was asked why the u.s. didn't have parades. >> people know the strength of our military and i think it is safe to say we don't need to display for people to understand what the united states is capable of. >> reporter: what caught people's attention was the presence of vladimar putin upon in the chinese military show of force. that alliance has concern here in the pentagon. china and russia is seeming to probe america's defenses. >> we'll see if the u.s. responds. thank you. >>> hillary clinton sitting down for a rare national tv interview among crittism of not making herself available to the media. look at what is at stake in the clinton campaign. and president obama vows to work with saudi arabia in the fight against isis. and the iran nuclear deal a hot topic with the saudi king. wee are live at the white house. listen up team, i brought in some protein to help rearrange the fridge and get us energized! i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength to keep yo

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he was one of the u.s. navy's first black officers during world war ii. after the war, he decided on a career in engineering. his family had said no, become a doctor, maybe become a lawyer. he said he was going to become an engineer. but as a black man in america at that time, he knew he always needed to have a plan b. >> if i couldn't get a job as an engineer, i would either go to canada or mexico. canada had the virtue of speaking english and mexico had the virtue of having colored people. >> he said he figured his chances of getting a job in the united states as a black man were about 50, 50. maybe he would go to canada, maybe he would go to mexico instead. today the terms of equal opportunity and affirmative action are commonplace but that was not the case in 1961. frank crossly's stories illustrates. he was refuse ad management job because of his race. his mentor saying to hiring executive, you can no do that we are an equal opportunity employer. and crossly says when he heard the words he jumped up with a start, he never heard the phrase, equal oppo

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we had a video retired from the u.s. navy. living on a tixed income. who wasn't interested in equity on house prices and talked about experience living if the american angry economy. and it was the same. i'm sorry you are experiencing a negative effect. for younger workers and folks looking at house prices, i'm willing to undertake that cost. the c.b.o. said obama has a negative impact on jobs. the federal reserve estimated that there has been limited lending. the office of financial research expressed concern. so don't take my word for if there's a lot of fixes we can do by focus appointed or working. i think the bipartisan interest in a lot of fixes that we should thing about. >> if you are on the committee to set interest rates. don't you have one against the other. aren't there winners and users. >> i think the charge is to sting eye late real growth in the economy and maintaining stable increase, getting out of hand. i think the notion is increasing employment is the best way to deliver results. if you look at the expansion that we had during the

during world war ii he joined the u.s. navy, took part in the d-day invasion and served in the european theater before returning home. barra was a catcher with clout. he led the yankees in rbi for seven straight seasons and hit at least 20 home runs in ten strait seasons. a three-time mvp, his yankee teams won 14 pennants and 10 world series titles. berra was behind the plate for don lar son's game. he was known for yogiisms. >> it's not over until it's over, kid. >> that led to roles in commercials. >> to give you cash, which is as good as money. he coached and wu elected to baseball's hall of fame in 1972. yogi berra will be remembered for his baseball talents and humor, a yankee great, one of the best catcher to ever play the game. nbc news. >> the term one of a kind gets thrown out there, pretty safe saying he's one of a kind. come yogiisms, nobody goes there anymore, i's too crowded. or directions, when you come to a fork in the road, pick the fork. then there's the famous, it's day va view all other again. and of cou

. >>> is the u.s. navy taking a page from the army? the elite job women may soon hold. >>> new developments in the salmonella case rocking a local restaurant. why fig and olive face a lawsuit in california. >>> we continue to follow breaking news. overnight shooting in the district. this is the scene in the 1300 block of stevens drive. kristin wright is trying to get more details. she'll bring us the latest in a few minutes. we're also keeping an eye on the rain moving into the area. chuck bell will let us know whether and when the rain will hit in your hometown. >>> what did the pope think of his trip to the u.s.? what he has to say about d.c., new york and philly. >>> the numbers are staggering. more than 3,000 students in prince george's county have not gotten shots a month into school. tracee wilkins broke this story. the had head of the department now on administrative leave. the school district says they're not assigning blame for the lack of immunizations but are trying to notify parents. parents we spoke with not happy. >> you

with the help of u.s. navy sea bees, british agents began the deportation process by rounding up the islanders are pet dogs, gassed and burned them in cargo sheds and they watched in horror. then the authorities ordinaries the remaining people into overcrowded cargo ships. during the deportations which took place in statements until may 1973, most of the people slept in the ship's hold atop guano, bird shit. by the day of the journey, involvement, europe, and excrement was every. one woman miscared. some compared the conditions to those on slave ship. upon arrival in the islandes most of the people were literally left on the docks. they were homeless, jobless, and had little money. most were able to bring only a small box of belongings some a sleeping mat. ... the way they were treated was not the kind of treatment the people need to be able to live. and then my children and i began to suffer. all my children started getting sick. within two months of arriving two children were dead. the 2nd was buried in

as the u.s. navy blue angels sored over beaches packed with people keeping their eyes to the sky. >> we've been coming for years. the callahan family brought out a tent and table full of food. their air show tradition impacted this year. >> we just made it under the wire. we talked to a lot of people who said they couldn't come because their kids are in school. >> businesses were worried about that too. >> we've done a lot of business, a lot of excited people here. >> in the end they were satisfied with the crowds and hope it continues into labor day. >> a lot of these people that are here will spend the rest of the weekend here. it definitely is a good start for the weekend. >> many people watched from the ocean as private planes sored up and spiraled back down toward the water, some visitors also took the time to acknowledge the service members taking part in the event. >> say thanks for what they do. it's also fun to see what the pilots do. >> the organizers don't have a crowd estimate for us

he joined the u.s. navy, took part in d day and served in the european theater before returning home. berra was a catcher with clout. he led the yankees in rbi for seven straight seasons and hit at least 20 home runs in ten straight seasons. a three time mvp, his teams won 14 pennants and ten world series titles. he was even behind the plate in don larson's perfect game in 1956. extremely popular, he was known for yogiisms. >> it is not over until it's over kid. >> and they give you cash which is just as good as money. >> he coached and managed several teams, including the yankees and mets and was elected to baseball's hall of fame in 1972. yogi berra will be remembered for his baseball talents and humor. a yank great. one of the best catchers to ever play the game. kirk gregly, nbc news. >> last night. it was donald trump after hours. just after 10:00 p.m. eastern launched another attack on megyn kelly. >> do you ever notice that lightweight megyn kelly constantly goes after me. but when i hit back it

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. >>> the u.s. navy is changing procedures used in training exercises to try and protect whales and dolphins. in an agreement, the navy says it will limit the use of sonar and explosives explosives around california and hawaii. thanks for joining us. the news continues next live from london. and, remember, for the latest headlines, you can go to our website at al jazeera.com. l jazeera.com. >> the crack down on the finlandle construction group. partly blaming the firm for friday's crane collapse in mecca. >> this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up. >> stopped at the border, hundreds of refugees stuck in serbia. as hungary closing the crossing into the european union. dozens injured as israeli forces storm the mosque in jerusalem. and could this be the foundation for a drug free treatment for motion sickness?

. >> the u.s. navy is retreating in the city. a pacific fleet spokesman said the navy will cut back on training and explosives. sonar can cause whales, dolphins and others to go deaf. in 2011 an explosives training exercise killed four dolphins. i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us, for the latest news head over to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with "inside story". have a graght night -- great night. night. blocked a majority attempt to >>> when senate democrats blocked a majority attempt to derail the iran nuclear deal, one part of the iranian story ended and another began. the shia majority islamic republic of iran is involved in iraq, syria and lebanon, riling and frightening the sunni neighbours and rivals throughout the region. iran shares america's goals and continues to call the u.s. the great satan in others. what is iran's next

this years show features u.s. navy blue angels and u.s. army goal even knights. dedicated to the memory of pilot andrew bryce who was supposed to perform today. he died last friday before the new york air show when his stun plane crashed in practice. >>> very sad story there. >>> always great to see the show in ac, fun to go out, and hopefully better weather today. >> it is so hot and humid these days it is hot and humid but if you are down at the beach, it is kind of beachy. it is kind of hot and beachy but that can be a nice thing if we get a sea breeze, and it is okay. we could use a sea breeze here. >> yes. >> i got to tell you it will be another hot one everybody. it will be another warm run. we have 95 yesterday, expecting 94, today and we're in the done just yet. we have a break on friday. let's start with a look at that weather for the atlantic city air show. we have got lots of sunshine, clear skies, they are a good thing when talking about an air show viewing, and temperatures getting up to 87 degrees there. so it will be toasty but i think there will b

. >> he did a lot of contract work and some of it was for the u.s. navy. and that is when he met elise makdessi. >> sometime after 9:00 p.m. when the couple returned home from dinner, someone was waiting for them. when eddie regained consciousness, his hands were bound behind his back. he saw his wife tied to the bed and a man raping and stabbing her. somehow, eddie managed to free his hands, grab the handgun he kept in the nightstand, and shot the assailant. then he called 911. >> fire and rescue. >>h, please help. my wife, oh, god. >> what's wrong? >> she got killed. i killed him. >> is she breathing? >> but the intruder wasn't dead. >> the assailant leaped up, lunged towards him with a knife, and that he shot the individual again. >> when paramedics arrived, elise was barely alive. >> her dress had been pulled up, her pantyhose had been ripped. she had multiple stab wounds to the chest, and her throat had been cut ear to ear. >> she's trying to talk. they absolutely believe she was trying to communicate and could never get the words out. and before anyb

navy blue angels are just one of the great acts over the boardwalk today. annie mccormick is live with a front row seat. >> reporter: hey sara, i can hear them buzzes around and the air show just started moments ago and it's hard to track the planes because they are moving so fast. i can tell you right now the boardwalk is packed and so are the beaches. >> how much has this grown over the 13 years you have done it. >> it has grown last year's estimate was 800,000. people lined the beaches from brigantine to ocean city. and the atlantic city air show is one of the largest of the its kind. >> what are you excited for? >> the captaraptors and the blu angels. >> i like to see them go fast. >> they are not back to school to the timing is right. they have a lineup to bring people back to see some of our military's finest. the golden knights are not part of the show because of a recent tragedy. >> i think most people understand and safety is always first for this show. and in the air show business. >> and back out here live, we are proud to be part of the atlantic

during world war ii, he joined the u.s. navy, a gunners mate during the d day invasion. and back home, he glued together a line-up of legends. he was no slouch at the plate either. he led the glanks rbi for seven straight seasons, and hit at least 20 homers in ten straight seasons. a three-time mvp, and a 13-time world series champion as a player, coach, and manager. berra was even behind the plate for don larson's perfect game in 1956. and the catcher was also behind some of the baseball's most memorable catch phrases. baseball is 90% mental, the other half is physical. it's de ja vu all over again, and of course -- >> it's not over until it's over, kid. >> reporter: though he was elected into the hall of fame 1972ing with the player may be underestimated, the character will forever be appreciated. and remembrances are pouring in now this morning and early this afternoon from derek jeter, to me he was a dear friend and mentor, he will always be remembered for his success on the field, but i believe his finest quality was how he treated everyone with sincerity and kindne

before berra won 10 world series rings and three mvps, he also fought with the u.s. navy on d-day. a public memorial set for sunday but today friends and family paid their respects and remembered the life of a legend. >> a wonderful experience. it really, really was. something i'll never forget. proud to be part of that family. >> today we celebrate the fact that yogi berra personified the american dream. yogi, you were a champion in every single one god bless you and your wonderful family, my friend. >> and he will be missed. >>> it's back to basic training for the knicks. they're holding camp at west point for the second straight season. derek fisher led the team to the worst record in franchise history. he's hoping hard work, teamwork, discipline pays off. >> right now it's more mental than it is physical. for us to be out here at west point, be on this campus and know the history behind where we're at, seeing all the cadets, this morning we saw some of the obstacle courses they go through and how hard they work, i think that motivated us to come out here today. >>> tonight we'l

. >> reporter: we flew at the u.s. navy's blue angels as they prepare for this week's show in atlantic city where the squadron will be headlining the event. >> there you go. take a deep breath. >> reporter: after a pilot died at a south carolina air show in 2007, the blue angels implemented new safety measures. >> we do what you call a crawl walk where we start out at basic levels and it progresses until eventually you've got a flight demonstration in the form of an air show that you can deliver as a safe product all over the country. it's all going to be relatively similar. >> reporter: cbs news, new jersey. >> unlike civilian pilots the angels and u.s. thunder birds perform military demonstrations. >>> one fisherman got the surprise of his life while out on a boat on long island sound with a friend. it was caught on cell phone video. the two men were in about 20 to 30 feet of water when a humpback whale came shooting out of the water. >> first time we heard it, we weren't paying attention in that direction. it was ki

he's been in the u.s. navy for almost 25 years, but a mission like this is a first for him. >> i've talked to a lot of folks that have done previous missions, and all have said it's probably one of the most rewarding things we'll do in our career, and that's happening right now for sure. >> with the ship now in port, the scramble begins. in addition to the operations that will be performed onboard, there will be mobile medical sites on shore. the comfort brings all those medical supplies along. so the mobile clinics come from these crates. each country gets roughly 30 to 40 palates of supplies, and whatever is left over is donated to the host nation. this massive undertaking is funded by the united states government at a projected cost of $40 million. ngos also donate money, supplies, and volunteer time. these are expensive missions. they obviously take a lot of resources and personnel. is this an obligation of the united states to engage in missions like this? how do you explain the value of this mission?

and while the cuban leader focused on the embargo and the return of land occupied by the u.s. navy at guantanamo bay, president obama centered on cuban's dismal human rights record and detainment of -- two cold war adversaries began normalizing relations, a process that started late last year partly because of pope francis. since then the two countries havana and washington. after all this, president obama back in washington saying that continued reforms in cuba would increase the impact of u.s. regulatory changes. will anything really change, though? this is clearly a fluid situation. liz. >>> well, a mixed day on wall street today the dow gained more than 47 points after yesterday's big sell-off but the nasdaq lost 26 points, the s&p 500 was up two. >>> as we continue with eyewitness news at 6:00 for this tuesday night -- >> if i had to worry about who liked me and who thought i was cute when i was your age, i wouldn't be married to the president of the united states of america. >> wow. first lady michelle obama at the apollo theater today with an important message for girls

. >> officer first class, u.s. navy. >> that was a surprise to 5-year-old braden lame. the surprise of his young life. his dad. u.s. naval petty officer timothy lame came home on his son's first day of kindergarten. look at that hug. now they're planning their labor day weekend together. >> i'm going to play checkers with my daddy. >> we'll try and do that. we have a birthday party to go to tonight. >> guess what, i can swim under water. >> he's got a lot to tell his dad about. now timothy, the father, says that missing the first day of school, t-ball and everything else that's important in the world of a 5-year-old hasn't been easy. they're going to make as much of their father/son time together as much as humanly possible. >> i love that. >>> ever wonder what happens behind the scenes here at nbc 10 news today? we have a fancy new device we created, periscope, we invented this. >> we did not. >> it's a social media app that allows you to look behind the scenes, see everything that goes on off camera. >> if you dare. we have a core group of people that join us every mo

navy blue angels closing the show around 3:00 this afternoon. always a fun sight. >>> tonight, the women competing for the title of miss america will help celebrate 95 years of that pageant. the golden nugget in atlantic city is hosting a party this evening. yesterday, the contestants city officials say the pageant brings in $30 million in direct spending along with other marketing benefits. something atlantic city desperately needs for its economy. >>> fathers in a fist fight. you all remember this video from outside a youth softball tournament last year. well, this morning we now know that the price those dads will pay for throwing punches. >> and the quarterback question. the third string quarterback question. will it be barclay or will it be tebow who fills the final roster spot in that position? we'll hear from eagles head coach chip kelly as we count down to the birds' final preseason game. >> i hope they find something for that. clear skies in cape may, temperatures cooling down, no fog in cape may but can't be said for much of new jersey

this years show features u.s. navy blue angels and dedicated to the memory of the pilot andrew wright, who was supposed to perform today. he died last friday before the new york air she when his plane crashed in practice. >>> always good to have you back in town. great show. >> weather good too we hope. >> i have good weather. here's the forecast for the atlantic city air show. sunshine and 80's. it should be beautiful to day it will be warm. a high of 87 degrees. that it going to make it toasty. lets say hello to our eyewitness weather watchers. we are seeing fog. steamy start. we will headfirst to mark in chatsworth and he is 67 degrees. he says, back in the soup. dew points matching the temperature, resulting in fog. that is something that can happen and he is seeing that this morning. lets head over to this one. 69 degrees. this one doesn't want to play with us. lets go to 07-degree here. seventy in cherry hill with lynn. also 91 percent humidity. she said can i order up some rain. she would like to clear it o

navy blue angels closing the show around 3:00 this afternoon. always amazing to see them. >>> tonight in atlantic city, the women competing for the title of miss america will help celebrate 95 years of that pageant. the golden nugget in ac is hosting a party at 7:00. yesterday, the contestants arrived in town and city officials say the pageant brings in $30 million in direct spending along with other marketing benefits. >>> it's five minutes before 5:00. this morning we are preparing for the pope. and we do have a live picture of the ben franklin bridge, i thought we did, perhaps not. but we have learned there will be an alternative to walking across the bridge during the papal visit. here's what we know, the rivering ferry will run from saturday september 26th through monday, september 28th, including extended hurz on saturday and sunday. officials are preselling the tickets online. meantime, city leaders in philadelphia say they don't think the pope's stop in new york city will take away from his trip to philadelphia. yesterday the vatican ann

during world war ii, he joined the u.s. navy, took part in the d-day invasion and served in the european theater before returning home. berra was a catcher with clout. he led the yankees in rbi for seven straight seasons. and hit at least 20 home runs in ten straight seasons. a three-time mvp his yankee teams won 14 pennants, and 10 world series titles. berra was even behind the plate for don larsen's perfect game in 1956. an extremely popular personality, berra was known for yogiisms. >> it's not over till it's over. >> reporter: that led to roles as a pitch man in tv commercials. >> and they give you cash, which is just as good as money. >> reporter: he coached and managed several teams including the yankees and mets and was elected to baseball's hall of fame in 1972. yogi berra will be remembered for his baseball talents and humor. a yankee great. one of the best catchers to ever play the game. kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> and you've got to love those yogiisms. >>> last night it was donald trump after hours, if you will.

. >> the u.s. navy is changing procedures used in training exercises to try to protect whales and dolphins. in an agreement, the navy will limit the use of sonar and explosives around hawaii and california. the groups argued that the training exercises have been killing or causing marine mammals to go deaf. >> while summer is coming to a close for some creatures, it's time to hit the beach. thousands of turtles have been coming ashore in costa rica. september marks the start of nesting season when the turtles lay their eggs in the sand. the event has become a major attraction, but the costa rican government is asking the tourists to give the turtles a little space to do their business. thanks for joining us, stephanie sy back in two minutes with more aljazeera america morning news. you can keep up with the news throughout the day by checking aljazeera.com aljazeera.com >> heavier rain leaves seven people dead. >> two fires burn out of control in california, sending tens of thousands of residents ru

navy in the pacific as a lieutenant from '43 to 1946. elected to the u.s. house of representatives in 1960, served through 1982. member of the u.s. delegation for the north atlantic assembly from 1965 to 1970. appointed to the board of international food and agricultural development from 1983 to 1994 and author of the 2004 book "abraham lincoln, the cre crucible of congress" named one of the top 100 books for students of lincoln history. paul findley. and our moderator, who will soon be taking my place up here, michae michael espozito has 28 years experience with the chicago tribune. he joined the tribune as a copy clerk and has held a variety of positions since. after writing, editing and designing for nearly every section of the newspaper, he now spends much of his time in production planning as an editor, making sure the necessary space is allotted to the editorial departments for the chicago tribune media group's 39 chicagoland area newspapers. he has won awards for both headline writing and page design and, most importantly, mike served as a senate pag

fleet making him the twice the power of the navy. said dagger tattooed on one arm and an acre on the other seven children with his wife and before the war he had a mistress if not every pore then quite a few of them. he would drink like a sailor fight like a sailor than miraculously shop the next morning reporting for duty virtually an impaired. admiral king was famous for say whether the going gets tough they call for the sons of bitches. he said if i like -- would have thought of that i would have said that. [laughter] when he came into a room there would quietly five reasons to head for the door. >> guest: said the admiral is the most even tempered man in the navy he is always in a rage. he had no love for the army that marshall didn't know much about strategy and the air commanders that macarthur knew nothing about the navy a just discovered the airplane and the british better stay out of his pacific ocean. the feeling was mutual a staffer working for urge general marshall cast a war diary to say one thing that would help win the

navy soil. liz: it is like the looking glass. dominic. >> i wanti want to acknowledge what a classy answer john mccain gave. don't we have important issues, real terrorism, isis threat command we are still talking about this man's birth certificate? liz: but trumps success continues to roll on. >> he may start to undermine himself. it really defines a lack of class, what he did. >> continuous mudslinging on either side. more traditional republicans are saying that this is not a traditional campaign and if your running for president the needs to be some dignity in the office. all very established and respected. whether they agree on the issues is what matters. that is what the voters are supposed to care about. it has turned into this entertaining circus and hopefully that is the good thing. liz: i will give a me the final word, doubling down saying the president in this country, attacking christians. >> he missed an opportunity to show leadership and shift the conversation. liz: did he look presidential? >> i don't think so. don'

u.s. navy had a blockade bombarding the coastal cities. submarines had cut off all access to the islands. japan was prostrate. moreover, working the japanese were seeking to end the war, extending peace feelers to the vatican, the swiss, and the russians in moscow. the sole condition was the imperial prerogative would remain intact. what was most heartening was the information the atomic bomb be available for use by early august. there is some confusion here about the bomb, as many authors argue truman only decided to use the bomb while in pottstown after he learned of the successful trinity test, implying it was a last-minute decision and not part of an integrated strategy. at best, that is only half true. the manhattan project scientists had devised two bombs. the uranium version with a gun trigger detonator and a plutonium version designated by an implosion device. by february of 1945, our scientists were confident the uranium bomb, little boy, would work and not require testing. the more complicated implosion type, plutonium bomb, call

quote, the u.s. navy mined the waters off northern japan to keep the russians from invading first. quote, stalin was prepared to seize the northern end of hong shoe, his armored divisions would sweep down the island to tokyo leaving post war japan a divided nation like germany. quote, there was nothing to stop the soviets from invading before the americans and seizing all of northern japan. well, okay, much like fantasy football, alternate history, it can be an enjoyable diversiontre same old ground. what is interesting about these overheard quotes, though, is that they were all uttered as statements of fact by educator and serious historians. and while they and similar ideas have bubbled up for decades, virtually all of the comments were made within the last year during the run-up to the 70th anniversary of the war's end. it is clear that both the soviet army's intent and capabilities are increasingly being blown way out of proportion by breathless individuals who have not bothered to closely read either of the works of the u.s. and russian scholars who have written on this subjec

in addition to his achievements on the field, he ser received as a proud member in the u.s. navy. he was known for his one line cliche or yogisms. his classic line it ain't over until it's over propelled the team to the national east title and world series. yogisms were featured for the better part of 50 years enabling him to be a household name to many generations. in 1984 he was named skippers of the yankees. in 1985 he was dismissed after 16 games despite a promise by george steinbrenner that he would be allowed to finish the season. as a result, this rift with steinbrenner lasted for nearly 16 years. during that time, yogi did not set foot on the hallowed grounds he once called home. in 1999 george reached out to yogi to end their differences. on july 18, 1999 with don larson in attendance, the boss honored yogi with yogi berra day at the stadium. david cohen threw a perfect game that day against the expos the bronx. his museum will continue to northern him and the mental rice of number 8 will live on for this pin striped legend. yogi berra indeed a true yankee. >> that was ro

navy vessels transitting its territorial waters and has made that disfavor well known. joining us john hannah, foundation for the defense of democracies senior counselor, former cheney national security adviser. and former fox news national security analyst k.t. mcfarland. 12 nautical miles and the idea that the government doesn't respond whatsoever, your institutes don't be surprised at this, it's only going to get worse. the russians, the chinese, the iranians, north koreas understand this is a lame duck and weak president. they will try and exploit and get as much out of it as they can, worry that the next president is much stronger. why? president jimmy carter similarly weak was pushed around by other countries and once ronald reagan came, in everything changed. the chinese are going to do this, the russians are going to do this. lou: what happened to the second to last year of the carter administration, it seems it was iran, was it not? >> it was iran and hostages and we couldn't rescue them, we couldn't negotiate their release. lou: again that we -- >> we is presi

navy, he participated in the d-day invasion of france. >> what a man. >> wow. america, today washington dc, tomorrow new york city. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ (patrick 2) pretty great.ke to be the boss of you? (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give me at national car rental. i can choose any car in the aisle i want- without having to ask anyone. who better to be the boss of you... (patrick 1)than me. i mean, you...us. (vo) go national. go like a pro. the -- welcome back. the point is on the way to the seminary, he celebrated mass at national basilica in washington, d.c. and canonized a spanish missionary. joining me now. matt we welsh and bo dietl, and father michael manning. father manning, let's talk a little bit about protecting the pope. you know. in watching this story unfolded, what do you think about the way that pope is traveling in the open car? >> isn't it fascinating he doesn'

. >> a u.s. navy bugler played taps. he was in world war ii. he died last week at the age of 90. he won 10 world series championships and mvp 3 times. >> friends of my contacted me when he passed to thank me to introducing them to him, for being in the same room with them, he effected so many people in such a positive way. >> there is the quoted it ain't over till it is over and he didn't say everything you said. >>> professors at cal and stanford are among the winners of the genius grants. he received the prize for his work in extracting hidden data. university of california at berkeley professor was chosen for his work using nano wire technology for renewable energy and san francisco native was also honored. they received $625,000 with no strings attached. >>> our bay area weather. and check in with our chief meteorologist bill martin. it is feeling more and more like fall out there. >> doesn't it? >> i like it. >> crazy. a week after fall begins it is full on fall with temperatures in the 70s. cloud cover that looks like it wants to rain. it is raining to the south -- raining,