navy and the chinese navy for the u.s. navy is by nature and through history a global navy it has all the widespread interest 'd 'd and therefore. carrier capably are spread out across the region the chinese navy at the moment the chinese navy has primarily its focus on its immediate waters in the western pacific where by means that you know is able 'd to bring its firepower to bear mostly on this region so needed to see me it's important to highlight that you know you are right to point out that the chinese navy still lags behind the u.s. navy in terms of carrier borne aviation capability that is certainly one area to look at we are probably looking at in the next one decade or so as the navy right now is trying to get with the u.s. navy by trying to build more eco carriers try to build more carrier jet trying to train more carrier pilots and trying to create a full fledged battle group by building a host of other stuff a combatant as well as underway with that human vessel the u.s. has bases and alliances around the worl

navy. she is a little dynamo maybe 5-foot tall is like being around her because and actually taller than shesh is. in that clip thoughtful and kind and i first met her believe it or not as a midshipman at the navaly academy. went back to see a play it was midsummer nights dream and part of the cast. and really is quite a remarkable person. just retired in charge of all naval forces and someone i have enormous respect for and part of the profile. >>host: in sailing true north you write "love of country despite the menopause on - - manifest flaws it is a quality of service to others and for true patriots. >> since you raised the idea of service thank you for your service. thank you for your 37 years in the u.s. navy. but here's my point. there so many ways to serve this country. one.inly the military is how about firefighters and technicians and police and doctors and nurses on the front lines to fight covid? what about teachers? elementary school teacher in rural south carolina. as well as w

navy. all of that i think is part of being a good captain, and it's not only done in ships at sea. think it's part of any good organization that desires to get out, move around, know your people, all of that contributes to effective mission accomplishment. >> host: what is articlely burk class mean. >> the u.s. navy for every type of ship, destroyers, cruiser, aircraft carriers, sub marines the first ship of that type is -- that's called a class, and that type is the first ship is the class leader and thus of the every destroyer of that particular type built exactly the same as the first one is called an arley burk class kea exterior. for example, i commanded ddg52, hull number 52. my wife, laura, is the proud sponsor -- that means she got to break the champagne bottle to christen the shipment the is she sponsor solve dgy113. from 52 to 113 and every one of those destroyers is called an arley burk class destroyer, built along the lines of the very first one. so it's wonderful to have a ship

what had kept me in the navy. there is a lot i liked about the navy? i liked wearing the uniforms, going to see, operating a ship in the ocean, traveling around the world. i liked all those things. the thing i love was mentoring young people, taking care of young sailors and helping guide the trajectory of their lives. i said that to secretary gates and he said you should go into education. those were the most powerful words for me and we forgets about secretary gates, everyone remembers he was director of the cia and he was secretary of defense in both the bush and obama administrations. what did he do in the middle? he was the president of texas a and m and spoke for that was the dean of the bush school at texas a and m. he mentored me and helped me become dean of the fletcher school of diplomacy. that was where i really came to contacts with peace corps because the largest single cohort, background of all these marvelous students who come to the fletcher school, i learned a lot and met so many young bright men and women who had taken two years out o

i'm also a navy vet, a cryptologist for the navy. i served primarily on air force bases, part of the naval security group activity. the admiral said something about service and i'm a huge proponent of service and i work for the va. how do we turn or reenvying rate the conversation but personal service for our country at this time where it seems like the anywhere tonight now is everything about me, me, me, or about the more darker parts of our conversation. how do we turn the conversation into americans serving america as a whole? and thank you for taking my call. >> host: admiral? >> what what a deply meaningful question, perry. thank you for your service. i'm glad to be talking to a fellly navy vet and thank you for your work with our veterans. i think that entire organization, the veterans admission headed up by robert wilkinson at the moment, previous live ahead bup bob mcdonald, west point graduate. you're all serving the country. your part of this culture and service. you asked a gut question, how can we effectively move the nat

love the navy, left the navy in 1084. i love the navy and realize the navy is the number one spokesperson for the united states. they were all over the world people and those countries, one way to talk to us. we are representatives, superlative. i was the first person off the ship and usually class person back on. found somebody who spoke english and ask questions about the country, the people, the one common denominator all over the world, the people have regarding americans, they couldn't understand why the americans were so happy. that means something but the americans were so happy.ch i have two questions which ensure everyone in the military would love to hear your answers for. in general, you've touched upon these two questions but not directly. based on the state of things, i'm sure you remember -- >> if you could get to your question quickly, appreciate that. >> number one question, how would you rate non- nuclear war standing of the world right now, is a very good? second, knowing what you know, what would be the

the navy, left the navy on the fast. i love the navy and realize the navy is the number one spokesperson for the united states. us sailors were all over the world and people in those countries went out of their way to talk to us. and they asked us questions so we were pr representatives. i was the first person off the ship and usually the last person back on. any place we stopped we stopped every block or two, found someone who spoke english and asked questions about the country, the, people, the one common denominator all over the world that people regarding americans they could not understand why the american was so happy. i've two questions and i'm sure everyone in the military would love to hear answers for. in general, you have touched upon these two questions, but not directly as far as definitively. based on the state of things, of manners in the world today, i'm sure c1 hey walter if you could get to your questions quickly, we'd appreciate that. >> caller: number one question is, the non- nuclear were standing of

the fire appears to have potentially started in weld deck according to navy officials. there's been ongoing maintenance there. one official told us so far very light injuries reported, just a few sailors and san diego firefighters who have suffered smoke inhalation, that's the latest word. damage to the ship unknown at this time but as you can see the smoke continuing to billow and the fire in san diego in uss bona rashard, we will have more on thisg in the coming hours allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try again. everybody back to one. accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. or psoriatic arthritis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of

the navy can't catch a break. we have had destroyer collisions in the western pacific. we just had one of our big nuclear aircraft carriers, the roosevelt out of action because of covid. now a big fire on one of our main amphibious assault ships. the navy community is feeling the pressure to make sure that these kind of incidents don't happen and get under control. it's a tough day for the naevy out there. >> admiral, appreciate the insight and the context. thanks very much. >> my pleasure. >>> it's an all too familiar scene in detroit this weekend. demonstrations continue through the city's west side after the death of a black man at the hands of a police officer. 19-year-old hakeem lightittletos shot dead while police officers were arresting someone else. families are leading protests as part of the national mother's march. joining us now to round out the hour is the author of the end of white politics and an msnbc contributor. in the minutes we have left, we do see marches and demonstrations continuing across t

but the other thing too that i think is fortunate is we have the navy hospital there, the san diego navy hospital, the largest navy hospital in the world. that was my last command. i was the leading petty officer of the emergency department there. so that hospital's ready to receive anybody. fortunately, there aren't that many injuries but of course if it spreads, it could hurt others as well including the firefighters themselves. now, also one thing about the navy i remember in boot camp, every single one of us went through at least some training in fire fighting, no matter what your primary job is. and that continues on the ship at all times as well. eric: i remember seeing complete fire equipment, having those drills when i reported are from similar aircraft carriers. this ship, it has a storied history, was involved in the war on terrorism, no fly zone over iraq, huma humanitarian deployms also. it's been in port for two years after being deployed in japan and it's named after the french frigate that the french gave us, that was commanded by john paul jones and the name bonham richar

the navy's first female fighter pilot in 1974. and brenda robinson, the first black female to earn her wings in the navy in 1980. but the navy's lack of diversity among its pilots has been criticized. a 2018 investigation found that out of roughly 1,400 fa-18 hornet pilots, only 26 were black. and only 33 were female. last month, the navy creating a special task force to address the issues of racism, sexism, and other destructive biases and their impact on naval readiness. swegel now hoping her story will inspire many others. >> i hope that my legacy, there will be a lot of other women and minority women and just different faces that come forward and know that they have all the tools that they need and follow their dreams. >> following dreams gold in a ceremony this friday. >>> well, food vendors at chase center and oracle park in san francisco are the latest victims from the economic fallout from the pandemic. roughly 2,100 food service workers are going to be cut. those cuts include 667 hourly union workers at the chase center a

here is a navy veteran standing in the street. he said he came down to the protests to saimply to say are you honoring your oath to the constitution. here we have officers beating them. he broke one of his ponies while this man here he's pepper sprayed him in the face. a peaceful protesters-- prepared, dressed in camouflage, forces deployed by the president of the united states and then what happens happened? well, they decided to not consult with the city on not consult with the state and think about what weapons they're carrying and how they use them. so impact munitions. this protester here in the silhouette he's standing, holding what appears to be a sign above his head, or maybe it's a radio. moments later in the video that shows this, he is shot down. you see him collapse on the street. that'sful protester standing, making his case as guaranteed by the constitution of the united states of america, and he is shot square between the eyes by president trump's forces deployed without permission and no coordination with the local

navy destroyer. very important type of ship in the navy. we use them as part of expeditionary strike groups to project power forward and on to the shore in supporting marines as they go ashore for combat operations. so, you know, very, very big ship. looks like a very big fire. it's going to be very interesting to see what they finally nail down as the cause of it. it could be fuel related. it could be in the engineering spaces in some -- that something could have gone wrong. we've heard about an explosion. we don't know whether the explosion was first and then the fire or the other way around. and of course there is always ammunition on these kinds of ships, depending on where thigh are in their predeployment work-up cycle. again, very interesting to see what they learn about this. and obviously we hope that the numbers of sailors affected by this remain very, very low. so far, we've only heard of several injuries and no deaths. and of course that's encouraging. we have to wait and see how they get this fire under control. >> excellent poi

just nine months after it became the most famous ship in the union navy. it saint off of cape hatteras. years,t remained for 145 until the national oceanic and organization located it. it was recovered -- parts of it were recovered. disintegrated, although the shape was easily discernible to divers. they brought up the gun. a huge gun. they brought up the turret, an amazing achievement. lanterns,rought up coins, dinnerware, spoons, all kinds of things. all of them are at the mariners museum at its new monitor center. in ahe gun and turret sit saline tank outdoors. you can walk on a plank to see it. there, these bubbles and oxidation -- oxygenation are being applied. these crustaceans are being removed from the relic. five more years, you will be able to see the actual turret. you can already see some of the dense from the confederate shells. >> this question came up when i was rereading the essay. wasn't the merrimack renamed the virginia? do northerners prefer to call it the merrimack? >> there's a look to the captions of the engravings, most of them say

the blaze aboard a navy boat that sent nearly two dozen people to the hospital. the devastating damage on deck as officials warn the fire could burn for days. >>> plus, renaming the redskins. the new report said the racist moniker could be changed as soon as today. >>> living to tell the tale. >> literally thought i might be dead. >> one man's close call with an angry bear. >>> and proposal trouble. the romantic proposal that didn't go as planned. >> oh, my god. >>> good monday morning, everyone. we begin with the staggering surge in coronavirus cases across the country. >> the u.s. is once again reporting more than 60,000 new infections in a single day. with 15,000 people testing positive in florida alone, the highest one-day total for any state since the start of the pandemic. >> but in new york city, there were no coronavirus-related deaths to report on sunday for the first time in march when the virus ravaged the area. >> after months of resistance president trump finally wore a face mask in public for the first time as he paid a trip to wounded troops at wal

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my title is director of military plans and personnel policy for the navy. we have specifically trained judge advocates our navy lawyers in our naval criminal investigative service those investigators are all specifically trained in sexual solve any report of a sexual assault is fully investigated in the united states navy they didn't take care of it for a year and a half they were tracking down witnesses they had all these students that are. and they can walk them down and say hey you're only hold talking to statement and i didn't and i went through 3 investigators it was like ok i'm giving this case that's what it's sort of feel like i'm giving this case i'm going to take care of it oh well this is really want to really want to deal with it females would come up to their commanders or their and ceo's and say that they were either sexually assaulted or abused and i don't think it was taken seriously i think a lot of times a cursory investigation was done they were basically told to just suck it up a member bring in a young service member been brutally raped

sailors on a burning navy ship. >> smoke was visible for miles. fire crews were going inside but forced out minutes later due to the heat, with the latest from our reporter on the scene. >>> the alarming new record set in florida. the coronavirus reported in just one day. and cases linked to this fourth of july lake party. >>> and president trump finally wears a mask in public over the weekend. but will he do it again? >>> breaking overnight, the big change for washington's nfl team. multiple sources reporting that the redskins name will be changed. an announcement likely coming today. >>> and look we can't wait to into deuro to little lee. how lee is dribbling up fans online. it's monday, july 13th. >>> good everyone. mona kosar abdi in the seat again. have a good few days off? >> it was. i saw my momma. she says hi, by the way. >> tell her i say hey. >> i will. >> where is mona? get mona how about mona? of course i love my mona. can i have a friend in the seat, as well? >> yes, you can. trust me. >> not to say you're not a friend. she is. >> i m

if anyone is prepared, it is the united states navy. >> the navy took part in the war on terrorism and responded to several humanitarian efforts including the aftermath of the deadly tsunami in indonesia. san diego fire rescue expect that fire to burn for the next couple of days. >>> speaking of the navy, the navy now has its first african- american female fire pilot. she is lieutenant madeleine's waco. later this month she will be awarded her wings of gold in a ceremony with the rest of her training class. the navy has been criticized for the lack of diversity among its pilots. less than 3% of the pilots are african-american and only 7% are female. >>> congratulations to her, that is quite a feat. all right, 6:40 and back over to steve to check in. i hope there is some fog rolling in somewhere. >> there is pam and dave, no doubt. we are seeing a lot of it on the traffic cameras and there is a breeze here and that means for some it will be about 15 degrees cooler than what we saw over the weekend. it was mainly bayside inlet event over the weekend but now temperatures will be in the 90

navy. to go to war under a president, the only president to have been conscious of as undeveloped, can't help but in accurate what leadership is. paul: because john f. kennedy was in england immediately prior to the war, he wrote a book about it. >> in addition to being in england and from there touring into different parts of europe, he observes the lead up to world war ii. some of that was intentional and his research for his thesis at harvard. he ultimately turns that into a book, why england slept. he looks at what the buildup is to his view of the cold war. and how you respond. paul: interestingly, that book, john kennedy gave a copy of it to franklin roosevelt. jfk signed it and franklin roosevelt signed it. that is one of most precious boats. you may not know the story. it is one of my favorite anecdotes. in 1940, when kennedy came back from europe, he came to visit this library that was under construction at the time. he left a gift. we have a note that fdr wrote to jfk. it is a lit

navy academy. congrats lagulation congratulations. >>> and there is a plea for the return of a 10 weeken old puppy. the white terrier mix was in an agency's car when a thief came by and smashed the windows open. the criminal stole a pet carrier with the puppy named jay inside. the pup was on its way to a new rescue home. jay's new owner offering $1,000 for the puppy's safe return. a spokesperson for the animal rescue agency says that jay needs to be checked out by a vet. so hopefully jay will get back home soon. >>> ansd >>> today the san francisco zoo will reopen to the general public on wednesday, today and tomorrow it will be reserved for zoo members only. reservations are required. there are several other safety measures in place. guests have to wear f sanitatio will be throughout the park. indoor exhibit, playgrounds and ride attractions will stay closed, but at least if you head out there, you can see the animals. >> yeah, bet they will be looking forward to seeing us. >> will they in. >> tha

so if anyone is prepared, it is the united states navy. >> this navy ship took part on the war in terrorism and responded to several humanitarian efforts including the aftermath of the deadly tsunami in indonesia in 2004. the fire and rescue officials expect that fire to burn for the next few days. investigators are trying to figure out what caused an early- morning fire at the san gabriel mission in east l.a. county. it's at about 4:00 saturday morning. the roof and interior were destroyed. the mission was founded back in 1771. it was going through renovations to markets upcoming 250th anniversary celebration. many airlines now expanding service, but some airlines like united and american airlines are selling middle seats and packing the planes with little social distancing. health experts recommend these steps be taken to stay safe during the flight. one they say, always wear face mask in enclosed spaces. two, when you are on a plane, it is hard to socially distance from people so just avoid close contact with anyone as best you can. and although masks work well, there's evidence that the

once great u-boat fleet, one by one they enter british ports that are taken over by men of the royal navy. ♪ these germans, once the terror of allied shipping, are now like all their comrades in arms, nothing but prisoners of war. ♪ [celebratory military music] the news of germany's surrender reaches the people of brussels five years almost to the day after the german invasion of the country. at dawn on v day, every city house is alive with flags, every street alive with inhabitants. -- with happiness. ♪ orange smoke flares, no longer needed for warfare, make effective fireworks. ♪ [band playing] ♪ in paris, from notre dame, from sacre coeur, from every church goes out the resounding message of peace and hope for the future, and joyful thanksgiving. [crowds cheering] [crowds cheering] in the place de l'opera. madeleine.de ♪ while general de gaulle approaches the arc de triomphe to pay homage from the people of france at the grave of the unknown soldier, to pledge their victory with the the memory of those who died to gain it shall for all time be preserved in peace. ♪ the ca

what makes our navy actions attractive is the technological progress that has been made to in the last years and although we don't have a license human to prevent infection yet we know from studies at least in the pre-clear the calorically nickel trial phase also on chuma vaccines that they are generally immunity and netty jenny the next point of course is that they use genetic information and so the steps that are used to be used for vaccine development which are isolating the virus getting the genetic information dept in the virus the cell culture and bringing it up in the high molds in cell culture can we'll meet it within our navy x. and so we're left with a low by a 50 limit and the other plus is of course that companies have announced that they can produce billions and billions of x. in doses up to the formulation with and zigzag research so that's what he would use if you know that's what we need of course but people also have to be willing to be vaccinated and as you know there is a lot of resistance to anything that is genetically modified from crops to drugs how justified are

navy ship. more than 50 sailors and civilians injured. 400 firefighters and sailors still fighting the fire. temperatures reaching 1,000 degrees. martha raddatz standing by. >>> we also have new reporting tonight on the arrest of jeffrey epstein's accused co-conspirator ghislaine maxwell. what the fbi said she did when they got to the home. and what they allegedly found wrapped in tinfoil. >>> the owner of the washington redskins bowing to public pressure. after saying he would never do it, saying you can put that in caps, now the team name is out. so what will they be called next? >>> and tonight, remembering actress kelly preston, john travolta's wife, passing away after a private battle with breast cancer. the moving tribute from travolta tonight, and one of their children. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us. we have a lot to get to, but we're going to begin with the coronavirus. cases are rising in 39 states in this country. and about 1 out of every 100 americans has now tested

: nearly two dozen sailors and civilians rushed to the hospital after a massive fire on an american navy ship. crews working through the night trying to put out the flames. we have a live report. jillian: a monumental shift in the nfl, after dec decades as te washington redskins, the team is reportedly dropping the controversial nickname today. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ todd: starting with a fox news alert, sad news breaking overnight. actress kelly preston has died after a two year battle with breast cancer. >> there is a sensitivity thing that some people have. i don't have it. i don't cry at movies. i don't gush over babies. i don't tell a man who just screwed up both our lives oh, poor baby. todd: jerry maguire there. her career included roles in jerry maguire and for love of the game. she starred in several films with her husband, john travolta. jillian: travolta announcing her death overnight, writing, quote, she fought a courageous fight with the love and support of so many. their daughter writing her mother had a, quote, glow and light that never ceases to sh

the cell culture and bringing it up in the high molds in cell culture can we are made it within our navy exene so we are left with a low bias if to limit and the other plus is of course that companies have announced that they can produce millions and millions of excellent doses up to the formulation with and successful so that's what even if you know that's what we need of course but people also have to be willing to be vaccinated and as you know there is a lot of resistance to anything that is genetically modified from crops to drugs how justified are these concerns especially when it comes to m r n a vaccines. well 1st of all i don't think these prejudices still exist when it comes to the application of genetic information and gene technology in human scent in medicine because it has been shown that this is a very effective and very safe to call the to number 2 with our navy since we don't have the issue of an evil corporation of secrets is into the genome of cells or be it the germ line nothing like that can have because our name is rather fragile molecule and 3rd of all with all the

the area we're operating in, there's a lot of area, a lot of water, the chinese navy, the pla navy operating from their areas off of the island up the coast, also operate in the areas there, but having our two carriers under seven fleet operational command, both the ronald reagan and also the nimitz which just deployed from washington state picked up the carrier strike ships out of san diego, we've got a very important force to operate both day and night and also to prepare ourselves and stay ready ourselves, but the bottom line is it underscores our commitment to the indo pacific region. the united states is a treaty party. we have five of our treaty partners in that region, including australia, the republic of korea, the philippines, thailand and japan, so we are a guarantor of stability, and we operate freely. molly: we've increased our freedom of navigation operations there in that area, for instance supporting malaysian oil and gas exploration vessel earlier in the year. how important is this stretch of sea? not just for us, but also for our allies and, you know, a multitude of industri

that man in a navy hoodie wearing the backpack being beaten is navy veteran chris david and chris joins us today to share what really happened out there in the streets. chris, thanks for joining us. >> it's a pleasure to be here, thank you for having me. >> chris, that was difficult to watch. no doubt even more difficult to endure. how are you doing? they broke my hand, and bruised me up a bit, but otherwise i'm fine. >> you went to the hospital, i assume. got checked out? >> yeah, i had to have surgery on my hand. >> can i see the? which hand was it? >> sure, my right hand here. they broke the bone here and then shattered my ring finger. >> chris, i'm sorry that happened to you, but tell viewers about yourself. you've been described as a disabled navy veteran but how old are you? >> 53 years old from portland. i'm a laboratory scientist at the v.a. hospital. >> so walk us through that night. why did you go down there to the heart of the protest? >> i've been seeing a lot of videos recently of men in camos with no insignia abducting people off the streets of portland, taking them into v

a navy vet asked federal officers in portland to remember their oaths, they broke his hand. that's the navy vet in the white sweatshirt who is being attacked by two officers while another sprays him with pepper spray. federal officers deployed in portland didn't have proper training, d.h.s. says. they shouldn't have been there. we need a bill to stop secret police in america. we need a bill done as an amendment on this bill right now, on this bill we're considering about military force, a bill which says your organization has to be identified on your uniform. it says there has to be unique identifier so you don't think you can just get away with anything and eye abuse people and never -- abuse people and never be held accountable. and a bill which says, if you defend monuments and buildings, you defend monuments and buildings. you have to have the permission of the mayor or governor. and if the federal government in transparency in our democracy has to tell us all as participants as this we the people government that they are disclosing how many people from where are being s

cases for a single day, topping 15,000 and with thoserise >>> an explosion and massive fire on board a navy ship in california sailors injured. smoke visible for miles. new details on dangers at one of our most important bases >>> and the end of an era as washington's nfl franchise will announce the end of the team's historic name and logo later today. a busy monday ahead. "early today" starts right now >>> glad you're starting your week off with us >> we begin with heartbreaking news out of hollywood where actress kelly preston, wife of john travolta, has died of breast cancer. her husband delivered the devastating news with a single photo writing in part, it is with a very heavy heart i inform you my beautiful wife has lost her battle with breast cancer, she fought a crourageous fight. travolta said he'll take time off to be with their children. daughter alea, who is 20, and 9-year-old benjamin. they celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary. according to a family representative, kelly chose to keep her fight private and had been undergoing medical treatment for some time, supported by he

elsewhere in the united states, navy planes are taken from storage where they also had been since the end of world war ii. caught by surprise, the united states nonetheless made all possible haste to carry out the united nations call for action against aggression. ♪ units of the famous first united states marine division answer the united nations call to arms. amphibious vehicles get transported to the combat zone. other nations volunteer their help. canada answers the security council's appeal with ships. three destroyers leave british columbia to join united nations forces. across the united states, young men from every walk of life hurried to enlist in the army, the navy, in the air force in answer to the united nations appeal. as recruiting centers report heavy enlistments in washington, president truman addresses a meeting of the reserve officers association. president truman: gentlemen, we face a serious situation. we hope we face it in the cause of peace. the only reason for the action which was taken on the advice of all of the brains i could muster was hoping, always hoping

fire crews are battling a massive fire on a navy warship docked in san diego. according to the latest from the navy, 17 sailors and four civilians have been sent to the hospital for their injuries. alanna petroff has the story. the warship was docked in san diego for scheduled maintenance. now it could be beyond repair. specialfire boats were brought in with water cannons to control the blaze. 0n land, there is no clarity about how this could have happened. just a lot of shock, a lot of confusion. you don't know what happened, if there was an attack or if there was a mistake on the ship, you don't know. san diego firefighters arrived at the scene sunday morning after getting a call around 8:30am. ina getting a call around 8:30am. in a tweet, the fire department said there had been an explosion. about 160 sailors we re explosion. about 160 sailors were on board the uss bonhomme richard. all are now accounted for. normally this ship carries a crew of 1000. san diego's fire chief is warning the fire could go on for days and the ship could bend down to the waterlin

emergency crews tackle a massive fire on a navy warship docked in san diego. as infections continue to rise in india, three generations of a world—famous acting family test positive. and the basketball may be nearly as big as him! we report on china's youngest player, shooting for internet stardom. hello. a day after disney world reopened, the state of florida has registered a record 15,300 new coronavirus cases in a single day. that's around a quarter of all us daily infections. the united states remains the worst—affected country in the world. on saturday alone another 66,000 infections were reported. here's peter bowes. another surge in coronavirus cases and a new epicentre for the disease. florida is now seeing more new infections than most countries. across the us, more than 60,000 new cases are being reported every day and about a quarter of them are in the sunshine state where the hospital system is under growing strain and some intensive care facilities are at full capacity. when the pandemic started, florida was slow to respond. the beaches and ba

the disassembly of the navy 12 millimeter rocket. projectiles of this type are approximately 28 and a half inches long and weighing 51 junes, located on okinawa 14 by the 115th infantry regiment. components are being removed from the steel body. this is the base plate and grade. the offset orifices give the spin stabilizing feature. removing the propellant, the rocket fuel consists of one short and seven long sticks of dark brown powder. each state has a single longitudinal perforation. unscrewing the motor body from the warhead. fuseockets aerial burst is, in effect, a powder delayed train allowing the projectile to travel 2000 and 3000 yards before detonation of the main charge, which is housed in this warhead motor adapter. the warhead body is a one-piece steel cylinder with welded nose and contains a metal canister filled with 62 metal encased in incy air he pellets -- endiary pellets. a small burster tube testing one of the sticks of repellent by igniting the smokeless powder. demonstrating the assembly of the incendiary caniste

this morning, navy officials say five sailors do remain hospitalized. >> the navy, they prepare for this. they train all the time, not only on individual ships but on the command as well. so if anyone is prepared, it is the united states navy. >> this navy ship took part in the war on terrorism, responded to several humanitarian efforts including aftermath of the deadly tsunami in indonesia in 2004. these pictures that you are looking at from yesterday, we can see that thick, dark smoke coming from the ship but it is still burning this morning. the big plumes of smoke are still coming from there and san diego fire address you expect the fire to continue to burn for the next couple of days. the u.s. navy has its first black female pilot. lieutenant madeleine swigert completed her fighter pilot training in texas and she is going to be awarded her wings of gold with the rest of her class. it has been criticized for not having many female pilots. and >> steve after a hot weekend, any fog out there? >> say again? i can't hear you. see it again. >> any fog out there along the coast? >> yeah, m