navy. talk about putting your boss in an awkward position. he said, these baots are garbage. they will not contribute anything to the navy at all unless we do something now to make a difference. lo and behold, they actually listened to him. did i hear a drumroll in the back? [laughter] thank god they did. they knew what they were talking about. we had six german u-boats at the time. they start looking much more closely at those boats, particularly one, the u-140. which is a u cruiser, which was a class that germany built almost as i follow-on, to guess what? the commercial boats. what do we have in the envelope? what makes the u-140 so interesting? guess what? diesel electric -- heard this before? roughly 1500 tons, length 90.5 meters, range, a little over 12,000 nautical miles. it sounds an awful lot like salmon, don't you think? in turn, how did the german arrive at their formula? because what they produced in the u-boats large and small were quickly produced, excellently engineered, both

he served as a navy seal, a member of the famed seal team 6. and on the night of may 1, 2011, he was a part of "operation neptune spear." as the second man through the door into the room where the world's most wanted terrorist was hiding, he fired the fateful shots that brought the biggest manhunt in world history to an end. his name is robert o'neill, and he is the man who killed usama bin laden. the face we are looking at is the last face that usama bin laden saw on earth. >> yeah, i mean, if it was light enough, i was definitely the last person he saw. >> you trained on targets with his face on them. >> mm-hmm. yeah. >> what was it like to kill the actual guy? >> it wasn't real. it was another guy in a house that we shot. it didn't sink in. it didn't sink in for a while. >> has it sunk in now? >> yeah, it has now. i've thought about it every day for a number of years. i'm still trying to figure out if it's the best thing i've ever done or the worst thing i've ever done. >> how could it be the best? >> we accomplished our mission, and i was a

the navy called it an snj. they had their own name for it for all their airplanes, but it is the same thing as the at-6. what's basically different issue can see it has a canopy on it. closes up just like a fighter word, or the bomber you're going to fly. much bigger engine. retractable landing gear. all these advanced features that the primary trainers don't have. so, that is what you are learning here. it goes a lot faster. you are learning to put the gear up and down. manipulate the engine differently, depending on your flight characteristics that you are in at the time. about asression is long as the other because you are learning a lot more about the aerodynamics and the speed not just the basic flying. you're taking everything you learn there applying it here, and expanding it. the air force and the navy had them, as i said. the navy had some with tale looks on them. so, if you would end up going to it karyotyping, you would do carrier training in this first before you went in your fighter -- if you were

they have the world's greatest navy. but you still don't have all of the assets that you need to do everything that you want. and so that's one of the reasons why the u.s. entry into this war, why it's going to be so important, one of the reasons i want to bring sims into this picture. orthodox, big ship, good. the traditional path. if you're a naval officer, the first couple of guys that we read about in world war i are fleet commanders and that's what really excites us. you know, sims isn't going to be the guy who, you know, spent his time and energy commanding ships to destroy u-boats. he passes out. but at least he has a pretty solid side picture when it comes to what the strategic situation calls for. and so with the u.s. entry into the war, it's a pretty big deal, right? we have destroyers. we are going to send battleships, we're going to send a squadron of battleships to the grand fleet but the grand fleet, you know, there's not going to be a second battle of jutland. the germans are going to threaten but nothing

part of the navy as well, plus the army. host: there's obviously a reviewing stand in downtown washington, d.c. mitchell: right. it looks so much different. almost looks like a village in france. host: is that pennsylvania avenue do we know? boy, it almost is unrecognizable to me what part of town that is. that's interesting. allison: it's important to know that the navy and the marine corps were there because even though it's called the tomb of the unknown soldier, the term "soldier" was meant to represent every member of the military not just those in the united states army. host: and the parade continues in downtown washington from the u.s. capitol, and there is the casket of the chosen unknown soldier representing fallen in world war i. allison: i think one reason so many people came out to this parade and this ceremony was they were really seeking a sense of closure from the world war. they were trying to find some meaning in the senseless losses and especially working through the grief that many of these families suffe

but it would have been the navy, the marine corps and the marine corps being part of the navy, as well, plus the army. >> and there's, obviously, a reviewing stand in downtown washington, d.c. >> right. it looks so much different. almost looks like a village in france. >> it is -- is that pennsylvania avenue, do we know. it's unrecognizable to me, what part of town that is. >> yes. >> that's interesting. >> it's important to know that the navy and the marine corps were there. even though it's called the tomb of the unknown soldier, the term "soldier" was meant to represent every member of the military, not just those in the united states army. >> and the parade continues in downtown washington from the u.s. capitol and there is the casket of the chosen unknown soldier representing fallen in world war i. >> i think one reason so many people came out to parade in the ceremony, they were seeking a sense of closure for the world war, they were trying to find some meeting in the senseless losses and especially working through the grief that many of these families suffered from, both those w

we also know that from day one the navy was lying to the fbi. the navy never came forward. christina borgerson, who spock here, was witness to -- who spoke here, was witness to one incident. someone asked why is the navy involved in the investigation when the navy may be the culprit? they picked up this guy and hustled him right out of the room. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. there was at least two eyewitnesses to that. so that said, the navy would not have and could not have covered this up on its own. it had to come from above. >> yes, sir. >> do you have any motive? >> accident. a lot of people have asked me was there anyone on that plane who deserved his or her own missile, and the answer is no. the u.s. navy would not shoot down one of our own -- but we know in 1988 the u.s. navy did shoot down an iranian airbus. accidents can happen. >> [inaudible] >> well, i would say the reluctance to admit it had a lot to do with the election in 1996. [laughter] because the navy wasn't going to -- they couldn't have kept this under wraps. they might have fudged a little, but they weren't go

working on a navy contract. hewlett packard informed the navy about the breach, on october 27th. the hackers were able to grab sensitive information.. like social security numbers... the navy is in the process of notifying the affected sailors... president obama has pardoned the last thanksgiving turkey of his presidency... it's an executive responsibility he says is one of his favourites. the president said his daughters sasha and malia were absent... because they couldn't take any more of their the two turkeys pardoned are named "tater" and "tot." they will be sent to live at virginia tech... where they'll be cared for... for the remaining of their bird years. here's a thanksgiving story for you.. at age 99 -- a woman named "america".. has become a u-s citizen.. "america maria hernandez" was born in colombia, back in 19-17.. she was brought to the u-s daughters, in 19-88 well yesterday -- she signed her naturalization certificate.. and took the oath of allegiance during a ceremony in her living room. surrounded by family members... she smiled and said she was very happy. hernan

navy store on their next drive. navy beats notre dame 28-27. >>> d.j. durkin once a coordinator now leading the terps against his old squad. first quarter michigan up 7 and the seas part for speights. into the end zone, 14-0 wolverines. here he gets it done with his arm. chesson scores here. this game still in progress. >>> virginia tech's first season in almost three the decades without beamer on the side lines. but today beamer ball lives on against duke. blocked field goal attempt. the return 75 yards later. now 14-7 hokey lead. mobile quarterback, also a statement on the beamer. jerod evans. hokeys currently ahead 21-14 in the fourth virginia cavaliers looking to snap their losing streak. all types of time in the pocket. airs it out for 45 yard strike for touchdown. this game also still in progress however right now virginia trails 27-20 in the fourth. >>> maryland means basketball only returning starter melo today. a team spokesman said he kid not return to action but the injury is not serious. he averaged 16 points, 5 a game last season. >>> wizar

it would have been the navy, the marine corps being part of the navy, as well, plus the army. ast: and there is obviously viewing stand down in washington, d.c. right.kelson: it almost looks like a village in france. it is almost unrecognizable what part of town that is. that is interesting. ms. finklestein: and it is important to know that they were there. the soldier was used to represent every member of the military, not just those in the united dates military. continues from the capital, and there is the chosen unknown soldier representing the following in world war i. -- the fallen in world war i. ms. finklestein: i think one reason so many people came out in the parade and the ceremony is that they were seeking some closure. they were trying to find some meaning in the sense of loss and also working through the grief that many of the families suffered from. those that had lost and those that suffered injury, whether physical or psychological. after a member this was the age before any broadcasting, and they could not watch on television or listen on the radio, so they ca

navy, marine corps and marine corps being part of the navy as well plus army. >> there's obviously a reviewing stand in downtown washington, d.c.. >> right. it looks so much different. almost looks like a village in france. >> is that pennsylvania avenue do we know? it's unrecognizable to me what part of town that is? >> yes. >> that's interesting. >> it's important to know that the navy and marine corps were there. even called tomb of the unknown soldier, the term soldier was meant to represent every member of the military, not just those in the united states army. >> and the parade continues in downtown washington from the u.s. capital. there is the casket of chosen unknown soldier represented falling in world war i. >> i think one reason so many people came out to the parade and ceremony was they were really seeking a sense of closure from the world war. they were trying to find meaning in senseless losses and especially working through the grief that many of these families suffered from. both those who lost someone and those who had someone who suffered an injury, whether physica

special honor today for one of the heroes of the 2019 navy yard a -- 2013 navy yard attack. the badge of bravery. he and two other officers ran in the complex to evacuate survivors. he and an m.b.d. officer fired the shot that killed gunhan aaron alexis. alexis killed is 2 -- 12 people and injured two. jonathan: an ends to remarkable career in montgomery county. when tom jaycox joined the police force, eisenhower was president. he is serving police officer in state history. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis was there as the colleagues told him good luck. >> here for you and what you have done with the camera. >> every person in this room at montgomery county police headquarters positively impacted by lieutenant tom jaycox. >> i like the job. >> retired in 1955, at the age promoted six times. all while fathering five children with his beloved wife peggy. >> it is all about the job. i love that. because if you have a guy who loves his work, loves doing what he is doing, things are going to be a lot happier at home. >> congratulations. >> kriegs were recall his soft spoken

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secretary of the navy, ray mabus. the engine doesn't function any differently with biofuels. >> it may burn a little cleaner, but, no. otherwise, the engine doesn't notice a difference. >> reporter: in 2009, maybus committed the navy to 50% usage of alternative fuels by the year priority with you? >> well, it's to make us better war fighters. energy is a vulnerability. energy can be used as a weapon. and when i came in, marines were using it for fuel in gh petroleum had to be added to biofuel for it to pack enough punch to be feasable, but a panama city, florida company, ara, was working on a process to make sterile water in remote areas when they stumbled on a way to make biofuels identical to petroleum. >> from this material, we make jet diesel. >> reporter: chuck redd is the company's vice president of field development. >> it's a material that has all the same molecules as petroleum crude but from a renewable feed stock. >> reporter: one of those feed stocks is ethiopian mustard seeds that can be grown in arid gro

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navy takes on temple. the coach is excited his guys could get a new year's bid but they are not there yet. >> it's exciting but if you don't win it don't matter. so our preparation and focus is trying to play and beat a really good temple team. that's where our focus is at. after that obviously we've got may. >>> the redskins busy on the day off. guys like ryan grant joining forces to guide kids through trust and teambuilding exercises. rebecca kirk cousins helped unveil a new anti-distracted driving campaign called phones down touchdown. one reason he joined was the loss of former michigan state punter mike sadler who died in a crash this summer. >> mike is one of a few people close to me who have been lost due to a car accident. and that has large implications and if we can save one life by putting this message out, it's a worthwhile message. >> of course a big issue that we are always talking about with ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? tak

secretary of navy, ray mabus. the engine doesn't function any differently with biofuels. >> it may burn a little cleaner, but, no. otherwise the engine doesn't notice a difference. >> reporter: in 2009, maybus committed the navy to 50% usage of alternative fuels by the year 2020. why has this been such a priority with you? >> it's to make us better war fighters. energy is when i came in a marine was killed or wounded for every 50 convoys of fuel bug beag brought into afghanistan. that's too high a price on pay. >> reporter: until recently, petroleum had to be added to biofuel for it to pack enough punch to be feesable, but a panama city, florida company, ara, was working on a process to make sterile water in remote areas when they stumbled on a way to mike biofuels identical jet diesel. it's a material that has all the same molecules as petroleum crude but from a renewable feed stock. >> reporter: one of those feed stocks is ethiopia an mustard seeds that can be grown in arid grounds. ara's process can can use was

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

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navy's will worth. one yard out. navy goes out 28 -24. navy trying to ice it on fourth and one. late. worth to tillman. 15 yard game. game over. navy wins 28-27. navy four out of five on fourth downs. only one play you have to see from texas and texas tech. the long horns look like they have a touchdown. texas tech stands him up. the pile heads toward the goalman. coleman rips it away before the ball crosses the plain. you can have it. 100 yards the other way. that's a long way to run in shoulder pads. texas wins it 45-37 that final. >> i'm not even going there this time. >> 49ers host the saints tomorrow 1:00. raiders and broncos in prime time at the black hole. this is a huge opportunity for the raiders. it's a battle of first place in the afc west. this is the kind of game you have to win to propel. >> college ball, this was blowout saturday. >> it was. only one upset. and washington should move up to number four. >> and people are watching quarterbacks putting air in the ball. >> join our abc7 coaching staff. >> thank you for joining us. have a great one. honey nut cheerios

-i was on the navy. which reminds me of a um-- -on the navy. on the navy? jack how could you make a stupid mistake like that?! who says "on the navy?" -yeah, what do you have to say now? -all i've gotta say is that was not a mistake. -what?! -i said that was not a mistake. -oh come on, jack. we all heard you very distinctly. you said, "on the navy." -and the reason i said it, because it's correct. therefore, i was "on the navy." now shut up, and the meeting's adjourned. (angry chatter) -don't you worry, mr. benny. from now on, we're gonna do our best. -you didn't hear one word i said. -i did too. you said the one on the right is the father. -if it was the bees, i could be sure. -what a crazy kid. oh, rochester! -[rochester] yes, boss!? -get my stuff together, will ya? so we can go home. and this itching is awful. i wonder what's causing it. -how have you been washing my pajamas lately? -same as usual. i take them out to the swimming pool and beat them on a rock. -well, you mean the washing machine is still broken? -yes. -well, have you been using some kind

plus - the u-s navy gets hacked. just how many sailors had personal info stolen - just ahead. and arson investigations taking place in four states after wildfires continue to spread in the southeast. just how far some crews have come to battle those new details in the deadly tennessee bus crash investigation. the bus driver was not on his designated route when he crashed with nearly 40 children inside. and in michigan - a wayne state university officer has now died after being shot during a traffic stop. kim is in the newsroom with across michigan lined up outside the hospital the officer was being treated at - and honoring the officer killed in the line of duty. collin rose was investigating possible thefts near wayne state university in detroit when he approached a person on a bike. the 29-year-old was then shot...and taken to the hospital and rushed into surgery. he passed away yesterday. a suspect has been taken into custody. and the shooting remains under investigation. rose was the fifth police officer shot in the line of duty this week. risen...in the wake of a school b

navy wins 75-31. that's not a school record, they scored 76 against ecu in 2010. >>> hokies get a big win over in-state rival virginia. ev rans setting virginia tech's single-season records in passing touchdowns and yards. hokies won the acc coastal crown, headed to the championship game next weekend to face clemson. >>> our research and development department at csn informed me you played lacrosse in college. was that a first down in the michigan/ohio state game? >> good evening from longwood university, and welcome to the first and only vice presidential member. and tonight i'll be playing asian moderator elaine quijano. because baby steps. now please help me welcome america's dad, senator tim kaine, and america's stepdad, governor mike pence. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. >> hola, elaine. >> hello. i'd like to thank you both for being here and also say that you look exactly like a before and after rogaine ad. >> we know. >> we know. >> our first question tonight is about foreign policy.

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photo with the message i was greeted by this thank you -- on the corner of my street today. >>> the navy hacked how the personal information of thousands of sailors was compromised. >>> solving a boston mystery nearly 100 years later. what harvard researchers are revealing. >>> up next, more on black friday, the company donating all of their profits in some special shop, why not good -- go outside for a walk. guided walks are being offered today in four state parks. the hikes average several miles in length. >>> and this black friday is going to the dogs. >>> plus a judge trying to make sure your holiday packages arrive on time. happy black friday. >> reporter: happy black friday. hope you guys had a good thanksgiving. good morning. a federal judge ordered pilots for a cargo airline that delivers amazon pilots to go back to work. the dispute is over working conditions. the judge says it's in the public's interest to end the strike because holiday shoppers expect gifts on time. many are out right now shopping for black friday deals. black friday prices will be drastically lower than sale

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security numbers exposed v right now -- the u-s navy is warning more than 130-thousand numbers. the navy says "unauthorized individuals" accessed the information after a breach involving a worker's laptop. those affected, which include former and current sailors, will be notified in the next few weeks. good morning las vegas! time now is x:xx --- coming up we have a health alert about that thanksgiving meal! you won't believe jus calories are in one average meal...so we have some tips to stay healthy new this morning singer corey feldman has married agine a world where we celebrate thanksgiving like we used to. where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. and the only thing open for business after dinner was the family room. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods let's put more value on what really matters. this season, bring back the holidays anne right here in las vegas! the former child actor and mainstay of beloved '80s movies like the goonies and stand by me married his girlfriend yesterday at caesars palace. this morning -- some valley pare taking

that is why i will ask my secretary of the navy to rebuild fault silts like the philadelphia navy yard. i know it well. private industry and room for expansion to reenlist them in rebuilding what will be a great fleet again. recruit master craftsmen, this buildup requires, we will establish centers of excellence at location like the philadelphia navy yard. vocational train something a great thing. we don't do it anymore. we don't do it anymore. [applause] in going to college right down the road, in going to college we have people that were brilliant and we have people that weren't as brilliant in that way but were brilliant, incredible when it came to fixing a motor. when it came to fixing something i understand no idea what was happening and other great geniuses had no idea what was happening and they could take it apart blindfolded. we don't do that anymore. vocational training for our country is so, so important. just in closing that, they loved it, they loved it. they didn' what i was doing. they loved it. so vocational training. we'll start it up big league. we will rebuild our mi

i don't feel like the navy owes me anything. i don't feel like i owe the navy anything. my only regret is that i miss my guys. >> are you worried about your personal security? >> yes. >> why specifically? >> well, i don't know how people will react to this. i think all the guys, especially on the mission, but -- all the guys on the mission, there could be a threat, yes. >> one year after "operation neptune spear," another navy seal published a book detailing his account of the raid, using the pen name "mark owen." >> we have essentially two different versions of what happened. >> "no easy day" claims that the point man's first shot up the stairs hit bin laden, knocking him to the floor. >> the version told by mark owen, he places himself as second in the line up the stairs. he finds bin laden on the floor, believes he's still alive, and pumps bullets into his torso to finish him off. >> why is the story in "no easy day" different than the story that you are telling us? >> i think that war is foggy, and i think that the author is telling the story as he saw it and also ba

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