the u.s. transition to an industrial technological giant to build this prototype vessel to change the world. the monitor is not the only shipwreck off of cape hatteras. we had battleships associated with air marshal billy mitchell. these battleships tell the story of america's introduction is a world naval power and ushered in a transition to carrier warfare. after their lifespan they were actually decommissioned and used to target vessels where general mitchell use this new invention to drop tom's on these battleships to prove a small mosquito could indeed think some of the most powerful weapons of any nation. it was a huge transition going from these battleships to carrier warfare. also in these racks that help to story -- tell the story on the world stage just as we did to help our allied forces in the most prominent collection today is from world war ii battle of the atlantic or the shipwrecks restore the most economic part of the world. what we have is unable -- naval battlefield for worl

laura: and you have called for the u.s. navy to get involved. what exactly do you want them to do to try and get aid to people who are on the brink of starvation? >> no, look, i want to see the

navy and coast guard in charleston, south carolina. the third was on july 7, 1942, where they sank the uss 31. thankfully, by 1933, coastal blackouts going into effect of american shipping had now turned the tide against the u-boat threat. i truly believe these first successes we had off the coast of north carolina, pushing u-boats back from our shores and all the way across the atlantic made d-day and the allied invasion possible on june 6, 1944. if we hadn't had those first successes like we did in 1942, we would never have the freedom to move the manned material necessary for the assault in history. like gettysburg, we truly have a battle in north carolina. shipwrecks are gravesites, they're memorials to heroes, a fragile reminder of our past and so much more. one of the things i really like to point out about these shipwrecks is obviously the history is amazing. the gravity of how these vessels are lost hits us hard. we want to tell these stories, we want to honor the history heritage, honor our veterans. but we also look at it as

one looks like a u.s. navy carrier. another missile destroyer complete with fake exhaust tunnels and weapons. another pretend u.s. naval vessel on rails so it could be moving while chinese vessels fired at it. >> it should definitely been a wake-up call. the chinese have been sharpening their knives and working diligently to capability to hold at risk our most capable platforms. >> all of this comes at a time of tension what china is doing off the coast of beijing threatening taiwan and disputing bases in the south china sea. comes as china ramps up military including testing a range of ballistic missiles. one is branded a carrier buster for its powerful antiship capabilities. chinese government is tight-lipped. >> i'm not aware of the situation you mentioned. >> not like the u.s. isn't preparing for trouble. recently the aircraft carrier uss gerald r. ford went through what's called a shock trial surviving a huge charge detonated off its side. there are other measures the u.s. is taking to deal with the dangerous pace

a u.s. official telling abc news that the submarine was going too fast in an area that was not well-charted. the three leaders will be reassigned within the navy, but david, their careers are essentially over. david? >> all right, martha raddatz with us tonight from washington. martha, thank you. >>> and from capitol hill tonight, pressure building on house democrats to pass president biden's two bills. house speaker nancy pelosi pressed today, did failure to get at least the bipartisan inf infrastructure bill passed play into that republican victory in virginia on election night? and this evening, we're learning paid family leave has been added back into that second bill, but will it survive? and when could there be a vote on either one? rachel scott on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a new sense of urgency from house leaders on capitol hill, scrambling to hold a vote on president biden's domestic agenda after tuesday's devastating election results. >> it was not a good night.

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i have 31 works by a fantastic -- u.s. navy veteran bill withers. we'll have chris christie on to talk about the new book monday night. i understand you wrote some words about chris christie and would like to share at least the sentiment with the viewers tonight. >> sure. they can get the full sermon at bulwark. he moved to beckly in 3. i know about him. as far as chris christie is concerned i guess it's good that he is attacking-ish donald trump now by saying the reality that he lost the election. i don't know if he deserves a standing ovation from axios and cnn. patting him on the back for saying the obvious in this effort for him to regain the spotlight. that he lost. i just think it's important to remember the reason why we are here is because of chris christie. part of conversion is we nance and acknowledging the mistakes and i haven't heard that from chris christie and working for jeb he didn't lay a single glove on donald trump. he was the first establishment mainstream republican to endorse donald trump and it was an influential endorsement.

scott, u.s. navy, chief of navy chaplains, washington, d.c. the chaplain: please join me in prayer. heavenly father, we begin this afternoon in the privilege of prayer. thankful for our nation. people gathered from every tongue and tribe, bound together to the more noble ideals of liberty, justice, and equality formed and favored as one nation under god. we ask your help as we all work to safeguard this more perfect union. we pray for this house of the people and implore you to inspire every member to lead by their own example of reconciliation and deference to rebuild our nation's confidence and justice and to restore our sense of equality to more powerfully serve as a body of and by and for the people. we are here this afternoon for those who wear our nation's cloth and especially the navy chaplain corps on this our 246th anniversary. bless these faithful servants of god and country who build and sustain the warrior spirit with faith, hope, and love in every corner and climb of the globe. give them peace as they bring peace to this troubled world. we pray in your holy name. amen.

navy made the demand that i have. our mantra is come home from war and be the productive member of society here. be something, be of service, do something for somebody else, don't sit on your couch and be a victim. that's what i think about. >> is the title of the veteran responsibility. >> i would say responsibility. >> i join the military because i'm selfish. i'm selfish about being self loved. >> great happiness and serving other people. i think that's when were the most happy in life, we help people become the best version of themselves. i have the responsibility to you to do something more. >> giving back a cause greater than yourself. that is not an easy task. that is something that is special. that person is different. joey: you joined in 1986. that was a good year i was born that year. >> i served in the 82nd airborne when i got home from college i did not have the money that i needed to support myself between classes. ♪ >> i walked into recruiting office and joined the reserves. i never looked back after th

unlike wartime, we were in the direction of the u.s. coast guard and the united states navy. they opened the new york kings point academy. one of the most revered educational centers, and it is the same as the naval academy or west point. you will find unique things about it that exist today. for basic training for the nonofficers, they opened training centers in florida. they also had training schools for radio offices and the training the training that i remember the most it hoffman island, new york. they also intended to expand a and they were going to build 1500 new ships. we were in the war, but the war was elsewhere as you will see. and they were including men 18 years and up in that period of full-time when that service was established. but they needed more and more men, as you can see, to command the ships, so they dropped the anyone to 16 years. 16-year-old men. something wrong with that statement. that if you're 16 years old you're a man. but we were all volunteers. most of us didn't seek a career. 250,000 of us recruited. less than 1800 of us are still alive. now,

a nice bit of historic irony today. 66 years after the u.s. navy forced harvey milk to resign because he was gay, it's naming a ship after him. >> saturday in san diego the navy will cristen the usns harvey milk. named after the former san francisco supervisor. we covered the ceremony when the building process began. it's the newest ship. milk served in the navy as a diving officer aboard a submarine rescue ship during the korean war. he was discharged as a lieutenant junior. a long time coming but a great honor. >> well deserved tribute for sure. >>> raj joins us with what's coming up at 5:30. >> putting a pause on president biden's social and environmental bill. top democrats postpone a house vote. >> this is sad day for america. >> i see a sense of great future for america. >> there's a lot of drama happening right now. the move they say they are still ready to make to give the president a much needed victory. >>> honoring a trail blazing soldier and diplomatdiplomat. how colin powell was remembered today. >>> rising sea levels now threaten

why did a good stylist, a veteran of the u.s. navy here thinking on this veterans day night. don and tim will stand by, we will take a break. coming up, it might be a good time for a retiree teen sisters for the neighbors that he is -- the president to brush up on the felony known as the logan act. when we come back. we come back. you said that elections for republicans need to be about the teachers not about their grievances and trump putting on that statement that you've got an absolutely massacred. i think that we need to get into a back and forth with donald, trump but what i will say is, this when i run for reelection, in 2013, i got 60% of the votes. when he ran for reelection, he lost to joe biden. >> pretty big break, there when you think about, it from one of trump's biggest and longest supporters, it only took an attempted coup on our nation's capital. and a potential opening in a gop 2024 race to make that happen. still with, us but and don calloway. i everyone said that my own google machine in our control room proud to discover that i had 31 works by a fantastic

apparently showing u.s. navy ships, replicas of them built by the chinese used for target practice. one showed a full size mock up of a u.s. aircraft carrier. this should be a wake-up call for those tracking the chinese military. others said to show a guided mess sill destroyer. john kirby said this is a sort of intimidation that we have come to expect from beijing. a third depending a pretend navy vessel on rail. china says their pictures speak for themselves. this as china is testing a range of anti-ship missiles. and this is the third aircraft carrier for china but the third that could match the specs of ours. it's at a shipyard in shanghai. they have the biggest navy in the world. the latest carrier, the cornerstone of any naval power is said to be ready next february. i don't have to tell you all of this comes as tensions between the united states and china couldn't be higher and in the coming weeks, a virtual face-off between president biden and president xi with a very full plate. >> neil: thanks, greg. we do know that for the upper income taxes, if this plan goes into effect

kevin, a retired u.s. navy captain and headliners team member who helped arrange today's event. dr. mark upton, acting deputy undersecretary of health for community care. and max r, publisher of stars and stripes. from my right, your left, dickie jordan adams, senior advisor. myron, vietnam veteran, professor and past president of the national press club. mike, principal deputy undersecretary for benefits. jen, defense reporter with defense news and vice president of this national press club. finally, skipping over our guest of honor, the president of stanton communications and cochair of our headliner seem. thanks everyone -- our headliners team. thanks everyone. [applause] and now for our guest of honor. for years, veterans and the u.s. departments of veterans affairs have struggled with the persistent issues of access to quality medical care, high suicide rates, and homelessness. in recent weeks, all of those issues have risen to the top of the agenda for dennis mcdonough, who has led the v.a. since february 8. any veterans -- many veterans are struggling with covid-19, lasting p

kevin, a retired u.s. navy captain and headliners team member who helped arrange today's event. dr. mark upton, acting deputy undersecretary of health for community care. and max r, publisher of stars and stripes. from my right, your left, dickie jordan adams, senior advisor. myron, vietnam veteran, professor and past president of the national press club. mike, principal deputy undersecretary for benefits. jen, defense reporter with defense news and vice president of this national press club. finally, skipping over our guest of honor, the president of stanton communications and cochair of our headliner seem. thanks everyone -- our headliners team. thanks everyone. [applause] and now for our guest of honor. for years, veterans and the u.s. departments of veterans affairs have struggled with the persistent issues of access to quality medical care, high suicide rates, and homelessness. in recent weeks, all of those issues have risen to the top of the agenda for dennis mcdonough, who has led the v.a. since february 8. any veterans -- many veterans are struggling with covid-19, lasting p

three are space rookies including kayla, lieutenant commander in u.s. navy. she served on submarines carrying nuclear warheads but views space as life's most dangerous adventure. how do you view risk of space flight verses anything else you have done? >> it is not about thrill seeking or notoriety or any of those things. it's about an opportunity to serve in the best capacity possible. >> lift off. >> reporter: for spacex this was the 4th successful launch of nasa's astronauts, partnership with the space agency has reached a rhythm but with daunting risks involved no one considers any mission routine. >> dragon separation confirmed. >> reporter: the only space veteran aboard, i asked what advice he gave crew mates given that space may qualify as ultimate team sport. >> being open and honest early with each other will be really important. it's the long haul but we want to maintain happiness and health and come back as friends even after six months. the launch sets a space milestone with four astronauts, more than 600 people have been to space. by dinner time t

navy oil reserves in wyoming. while his interior secretary became the fall guy, harding and -- harding avoided prosecution after his untimely death in office in now, albert fall and 1923. the teapot dome scandal. ♪ >> the teapot dome scandal was probably most significant presidential scandal in residential history in the 20th century. up until watergate, anyway. because it implicated members of the cabinet. it certainly could have implicated president harding, had he lived. it became a rather notorious event, even today. as they are preparing to sell off the teapot dome naval petroleum reserve. soon after the turn-of-the-century, when the u.s. navy was starting to shift from those very clunky coal burning battleships in the fleet to oil burning ships, it occurred to various officials in the government that we might run out of oil. and what is to happen if suddenly we are in the middle of a war with a fleet powered by petroleum fired ships and suddenly we do not have any oil? the decision was made by the departme

one shows a full-sized mock-up of the u.s. aircraft carrier complete with fake plains and towers at a chinese missile test site and one of our guided missile destroyers with all the fake bells and whistles included and a third shows a pretend u.s. navy vessel on rails presumably according to the experts so the missiles could hit a move target as china ramps up its military. a range of anti-ship missiles they're working on. today we've just got a new satellite photo of the chinese building their own aircraft carrier. this would be their third but would be the first which would match the specks of some of ours. ready next february. and it comes as tension obviously between the u.s. and china couldn't be higher including threats to the island of taiwan. one former top navy official we spoke with said this all should be a wake-up call regarding the chinese military build-up. the pentagon just in the past 24 hours says it is more of the intimidation that they've come to expect from beijing and yes, there will be a virtual summit be

the navy chris into one of its vessels named after the slain civil rights pioneer. u.s. naval ship harvey milk is a supply ship that has been under construction in san diego for the last two years. the late supervisor served in the navy during the korean war. supporters say the ship will send a strong message of inclusion to everybody that believes in freedom and justice and liberty. well, elon musk has turned to his twitter followers to make a multibillion-dollar financial decision. this is the poll he conducted through a tweet. should he sell 10% of his tesla stock? more than half of the responses were yes. the world's richest person said he could face a massive tax bill this year, and he said the only way to pay it is to sell stock. musk has been criticized by a proposal by democrats -- has criticized a proposal to enact a billionaires tax. it would be one of the several hundred billionaires taxed under that plan. to east bay,'where a youngs yous where a young girl's wish came true, using her own artwork to inspire others in the oakland community. make-a-wish greater

kevin, a retired u.s. navy captain and headliners team member who helped arrange today's event. dr. mark upton, acting deputy undersecretary of health for community care. and max r, publisher of stars and stripes. from my right, your left, dickie jordan adams, senior advisor. myron, vietnam veteran, professor and past president of the national press club. mike, principal deputy undersecretary for benefits. jen, defense reporter with defense news and vice president of this national press club. finally, skipping over our guest of honor, the president of stanton communications and cochair of our headliner seem. thanks everyone -- our headliners team. thanks everyone. [applause] and now for our guest of honor. for years, veterans and the u.s. departments of veterans affairs have struggled with the persistent issues of access to quality medical care, high suicide rates, and homelessness. in recent weeks, all of those issues have risen to the top of the agenda for dennis mcdonough, who has led the v.a. since february 8. any veterans -- many veterans are struggling with covid-19, lasting p

kevin winston, retired u.s. navy captain and headliner team member who helped arrange today's event. dr. mark upton, acting deputy undersecretary of health are committed to care, and max let her, publisher of "stars & stripes -- max lederer, publisher of "stars & stripes," vicki adams, myron bellkind, vietnam veteran and past president of the national press club, mike frew, principal deputy undersecretary in the veteran benefits administration, jan johnson, defense reporter with "defense news" and vice president of this national press club. and skipping over our guest of honor, lori russo, president of stanton communications and cochair of our headliner's team. thanks, everyone. -- our he [applause] [applause] now, for our guest of honor. for years, veterans and the u.s. department of veterans affairs have struggled the percent -- with struggle -- struggled with the persistent issues of access to quality care, suicide and homelessness. in recent weeks, all those issues have risen to the top of the agenda for v.a

>> yuccas: today in san diego, the u.s. navy christened its latest ship after a champion for civil rights. the uss "harvey milk" was named in honor of one of the country's first openly gay politicians, who was assassinated in 1978. he was also a navy officer, forced to resign for being gay. four astronauts set to make the 20-hour trip tomorrow from the international space station home to earth will do it in diapers. turns out, there's a plumbing problem with the toilet on board their speax capsule. it's leaking. astronaut megan mcarthur called the situation suboptimal, but manageable. when we return, hostile adversaries become bipartisan buddies. we'll explain. it's rare when politicians from different parties think alike, but there's proof it's possible, even on capitol hill. here's cbs' kris van cleave. >> obstruction, obstruction, obstruction. >> reporter: in the nation's capitol... >> mr. chairman-- >> violation... >> reporter: ...bipartisanship hardly seems to be the toast of the town. but at least for one night, repub

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coast guard and the united states navy. they opened in kings point, new york, kings point academy is one of the most revered educational centers and it is the same academy as the naval academy or the army west point. and so we have that training center. if you look us up, you'll find some unique things about it which exist today. for basic training for the nonofficers, they opened training centers in florida, one in california, and one on the east coast near brooklyn, new york. they also had training schools for radio officers and the training -- some that i remember the most is hoffman island new york. they also intended to expand the merchant fleet and they were going to built 1500 new ships. we were in the war, but the war is waiting for it elsewhere, as you will see. and they were recruiting men 18 years and up in that period of time when that maritime service was established, but they needed more and more men as you will see to man these ships. and so they dropped the age to 16 years. 16 years. 16-year-old men. somethi

u.s. of trying to capture a tanker carrying its oil. >> i seen the iranian claims. they are false and untrue. there was no such effort by u.s. naval assets to seize anything. what this refers to his back on the 24th of october. u.s. navy assets did monitor iranian forces illegally boarding a merchant vessel in the gulf of oman. the united states fifth fleet erected to ships and aerial assets to monitor that situation. at no time where u.s. forces attempting to retake or engage in the situation. we acted completely in accordance with the law, so it is a bogus claim. >> a joint investigation by the u.n. human rights commission says government forces and rebels are responsible for serious violations. the report says the conflict has seen extreme brutality. new jersey democratic governor phil murphy has narrowly won reelection as the state's first democratic governor to win a second term in four decades. the party suffered a loss in virginia where republican glenn youngkin defeated terry mcaul

the navy christened one of its vessels named after the slain civil rights pioneer. u.s. naval ship harvey milk is a supply ship that has been under construction in san diego for the last two years. the late supervisor served in the navy during the korean war. supervisors and supporters say the ship will send a strong message of inclusion to everybody that believes in freedom and justice and liberty. well, elon musk has turned to his twitter followers to make a multibillion-dollar financial decision. take a look. this is the poll he conducted through a tweet. should he sell 10% of his tesla stock? more than half of the responses were yes. now the world's richest person said he could face a massive tax bill this year, and he says the only way to pay it is to sell stock. musk has criticized a proposal by democrats to enact a billionaires tax. he would be one of the several hundred billionaires taxed under that plan. in the east bay now, where a young girl's wish came true, take a look. she got her wish to create a public mural using her own artwork to inspire others in the

milk actually served in the u.s. navy before being discharged for being in 1977 he became the first openly elected official in california state history when he was elected to the san francisco board of supervisors listening year later in the mayor of san francisco george mosconi were assassinated by former disgruntled city supervisor. >> back and better than ever. the walk to end alzheimer's in san francisco returned in barker. dare today was a great family friendly event are from force grant lotus was there hosting and we'll go over the cap of how much money they raise tonight in primetime. see you then. family is just very important. she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is

and in newport news, virginia, today, the u.s. navy christened its newest nuclear submarine. the uss "new jersey." it's the third warship to carry the name of the garden state. the previous two were battleships. when we return, a car mechanic goes under the hood, making classic cars electrifying drives. >> sargent: finally, tonight, electric investigation may be our future, but as cbs' ian lee shows us, some are innovating to avoid parting with the past. >> reporter: on the surface, they look like any classic cars. you can't see what makes them special, and you can't hear is it, either. >> smooth and quiet is what electricity does perfectly. >> reporter: but peek under the hood, and you can see how matthew quitter converts classic cars into electric rides at his london-based garage. >> we have customers from all over the world. >> reporter: converting gas guzzlers helps the environment, especially since more than a million cars in the u.k. end up on the scrapheap every year. >> scrapping cars is not a good thing to do. you know, it's fairly well known now that half of a car's

laura: and you have called for the u.s. navy to get involved. what exactly do you want them to do to try and get aid to people who are on the brink of starvation? >> no, look, i want to see the trucks rolling into tigre with food. i listed a variety of different options we can take. obviously it starts with diplomacy, it starts with working with so many groups towards a cease-fire. but if we see the prospect of a genocide and we see the government participating in that, it is a coastal country that enjoys commerce on all of the high seas. and if it participates in a genocide, then we would have t take a look at all the options. some have suggested a no-fly zone. that obviously exposes american forces to a much greater risk than doing something in one of the world's many oceans. laura: the u.s. special envoy is in ethiopia tonight. international efforts to halt the fighting so far have completely failed. what are you hoping this could achieve? >> well, a cease-fire -- i did not hear your question that clearly, we do have some technical difficulti

navy destroyer. this all comes amid rising tensions between the u.s. and beijing over the south china sea, taiwan and military supremacy in the indo-pacific region >>> crypto atms, instead of taking out cash, you get crypto, like bitcoin now as they pop up all across the country, law enforcement is stepping in. cnbc investigates, and it's a sign the future has arrived. a truck with no driver making a real delivery. tonight, the achievement from walmart. >>> and america dusting off the welcome mat as vaccinated travelers return so why are some who got the shot still not being allowed in their stories as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news from cnb c. to make progress, we must keep taking steps forward. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our operations. it's tempting to see how far we've come. but it's only human... to know how far we have to go. but it'

the second sheet in the fleet euler program for the u.s. navy, milk served four years in the navy the poor being forced out and championed the fight for civil rights for the community. he was on the san francisco board of supervisors in 1978 when he was killed along with a mayor in city hall. >>> hundreds of thousands of people across the world are protesting climate change as part of the global day of action today. the groups are demanding action from world leaders attending the united nations cop26 conference to some say are not meeting their commitment to stopping climate change. large groups of protesters could be spotted in major cities across the world as thousands carrying signs and marching in london, sydney, australia, and amsterdam it is seeking to raise enough commitment from the world leaders to limit the global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees celsius above preindustrial levels. that would require the will to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050. >>> effects from the caldor fire affecting the quality of wine in el dorado coun

naval ship named after him on saturday, the u.s. navy christened and launched the "uss harvey milk. milk served four years in the navy as a diving officer before being forced out due to his sexuality. he became one of the first openly gay candidates elected to public office before being killed at the age of 40 in 1978. >>> history on the diamond as the mlb announced its golden glove winners. five st. louis cardinals were named. that's the most for one team in a single season in mlb history adam duvall represented the braves white sox pitcher dallas hikele earned the fifth gold glove of his career >>> and nascar crowned kyle larson, who happened off a ten-win season to clinch the nascar cup series title. it's the first championship of the 29-year-old's career a lot of adversity there bounced back and now he's on top of that world. >> that's the way to do it, too. great little round you with all the kudos going around >> a lot going on, over the weekend. between the football and nascar. >> and the new york city marathon back after being away >> i'm philip mena >> and i'm frances river

. >>> the u.s. navy has christened a ship named after a san francisco gay rights leader harvey milkch it launched with great fanfare in san diego. you can't launch a ship without the smashing of a champagne bottle and she did it. the event was especially meaningful for milk it was family and for the lgbtq community. milk was forced to resign as a navy officer because he was gay. his nephew says it shows the navy has come a long way. >> we're showing the navy not only recognizes but honors those. so there's a difference between tolerance and celebration. so this navy ship send an important message to the world. >> the usns harvey millic, the ships are each planned to be named after notable civil rights leaders and activists. >>> hundreds of people rolled up their sleeves today for vaccines in san francisco, sunset district. take a look. the event was organized specifically to reach the neighborhood's aapi community. more than 500 people showed up to get either a booster shot, the flu shot or both. >>

. >> just this week, the u.s. navy announced it would allow containers to be stored at the naval base, welcome news to longshoremen. >> whatever it takes to give us some fluidity, some breathing space in the terminals so we can move the containers a lot faster. >> reporter: meanwhile, the white house says many big-box retailers are promising to schedule more overnight pickups. >> if they commit to pick up containers, then we will be able to move these and catch back up. but until then, it's not going to happen. >> reporter: i'm carter evans in long beach. >> despite the supply chain issues, the national retail federation predicts americans will spend about 10% more in gifts this holiday season than they did last year. about $860 billion. in many cases, people will spend more than they can afford and charging it to their credit cards. >>> well, there is a new option. it's called buy now, pay later. mark strassman explains. >> reporter: black friday. shop till you drop. or for millions of americans, until their cred

cannes is also a veteran, a former petty officer, second class and the u.s. navy. he will be hosting a half hour special tonight, honoring veterans that will be right after this. newscast. >> in the south bay the veterans day parade in downtown san jose. also returned today. last year it was a virtual celebration because of the pandemic. officials say it is one of the city's oldest traditions now and is 130 year. the theme this year heroes in motion. today's parade featured more than 70 units and wrapped up about 2 o'clock this afternoon. all of the streets in the area have since been reopened and kron 4 wants to recognize the bay area, men and women. who have served in the military. you can submit a photograph of a service member that you would like us to honor on our website just upload a picture along with their name, their rank branch of service and hometown. you will find the link right on our homepage kron 4 dot com. >> coming up, inflation means just about everything is getting more expensive at the grocery store. you probably noticed after the break, we'll

birthday of the u.s. navy has written several books about experience including dogtags and wedding fans. john phone from a founding member and eighth term president of the vietnam veterans of america, he spent instrumental passing legislation to reinstate g.i. bill funding and raising awareness for vietnam veterans. 1965, he enlisted in the air force and provides strategic air command with intelligence on north vietnam service to air missile sites. finally, jim mcluhan earned medal of honor donald trump's first honorary his courageous fighting where he saved 11 people. 1969 -- 70 serving as a combat medic some of the bloodiest battles of the vietnam war. when he returned home, he became a respected teacher and coach even conducted multiple times football and baseball coaches. document from what an honor it is to sit with all of you pretty thank you for your service welcome home thank you for bringing modern warriors into this beautiful museum. tell us about this museum. >> the effort to build a memorial b

navy is a lot more powerful than the confederate navy and he can transport people down in the river in virginia and come on in behind him pretty met actually is mccullough's plan and he plans to go to a place and behind johnson and wants to become to him. and he realizes is a possibility so he pulls his army back behind and davis is not happy about this because he's given territory in a meat packing plant in manassas and is not happy at all johnson because of can medications out in the country had approval pretty in the meantime he realizes he can no longer execute his plan and he's going to go down to fort monroe in the virginia peninsula. in many lands he starts moving up the river, of the peninsula excuse me and they were in charge of the 13000 confederates base built the line from yorktown longest river all of the way to the jails and is walked up the river so it's almost impassable. and 13000 and, is outnumbered by ten - one by mccullough and so johnson is taking over this in a choreographed. and he's not a stupid man. he's an okay i have two problems here in the first is my main

junkin who is a reverend in the u.s. navy at friend of the hancock family. he does some of his work in the hancock home on this biography. he attributes the following passage to hancock himself. he doesn't quote him but he says an interesting incident in connection with general armistice defection from the united states army is related by general hancock. occurred in los angeles early in 1861. on leaving los angeles to present hancock with his uniform. he also placed in his hands for safekeeping valuable papers. armistead also presented hancock a little prayer book which is still the letters -- in the latter's possession. they are telling the same story and this is seven years before al myra's book. he says he got the prayer book and she says she got the prayer book. so that is to say i think they did come together. they are both at seven days and they don't license of the third day of gettysburg. do they know they were fighting each other? the answer is probably and the third day of the battle army intelligence would have been pretty good but the point is t