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correspondent martha raddatz back with us tonight. and they clearly believe this never should have happened. reporter: that s exactly right, david. it was the nuclear-powered fast attack submarine the uss connecticut that slammed into that unchartered sea mountain in the south china sea, injuring two sailors. but now, the three top leaders on that submarine have been relieved of duty, fired from command. the navy believes that even though the sea mountain was not on any charts, the accident was preventable. 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 bipar
blacks and getting rid of them wherever they stand. reporter: the two were arrested in january 2020, just before the fbi claims they intended to launch their civil war by attacking a gun rally in richmond, virginia. while the virginia situation is happening, make other things happen. derail some rail lines, shut down the rest of the roads, you know? you can kick off the economic collapse of the u.s. within a week. reporter: the fbi believes the men, who both had military training, had the means to carry out the plot, discovering 1,500 rounds of ammunition, firearms and tactical gear. both men pleaded guilty to gun charges in june and were each sentenced to nine years in prison last week. david, the threat of white supremacy is rising. fbi director christopher wray testified this year that the number of domestic cases has tripled since he became director in 2017. david? all right, pierre thomas reporting tonight. thank you, pierre.
here s abc s steve osunsami. reporter: there are people watching this tonight who say this is another example of what happens in south georgia. of the 12 jurors seated in this racially sensitive case, only one of them is african-american. and this is a county where nearly a third of the residents are black. the judge in this case blamed racism. this court has found that there appears to be intentional discrimination in the panel. but that doesn t mean that the court has the authority to reseat. reporter: there aren t many people who live down here, about 85,000 in the whole county, and they had a hard time finding potential jurors to choose from. so many were turned away because they personally knew either the defendants or the victim. and tonight, defense lawyers are accused of using their strikes to show all but one of the potential black jurors who were left the door. ahmaud arbery was killed last february after he was stopped by gregory mcmichael, his son travis mcmichael and
terrified hotel guests and staff climbing stairs and looking for hiding places throughout the resort after reports of an active shooter at the hyatt ziva cancun. the report opening approximately two months ago in september of this year. the man recording this video writing, people are hugging each other and crying. jim is on vacation from atlanta. this is the pool that i was in when we heard the gunshots at 2:15 today. reporter: he and employees eventually taken out of hiding. we are all safe at this time. reporter: all gathering in the hotel lobby. police say that the shootout was between rival groups of drug dealers. two of them actually died on that beach. the hotel says that no guests or staff were injured. david? all right, victor, thank you. tonight, the u.s. navy has fired the top three leaders aboard the attack submarine the uss connecticut after that sub collided with an underwater sea mountain. our chief global affairs