retaining the marine, caring for that marine, preparing that marine, recruiting that marine, all that has to be balanced. the marine is first. if you do not take care of your marine having marine to take care of. carla: hear from politicians and advocates. some will say the words are taking away from u.s. resources and time to train. hear from someone like the ambassador today pointing out that while the united states is giving certain supplies to ukraine, the united states is replenishing its stocks with newer equipment. how do you view the situation right now? do you see that as a place where you can capitalize on it? is it hindering your plans for the marines? gen. smith: not hindering. they initiated an action which was meant, i think by the fighting spread of the ukrainian citizens and shook soldiers in a manner they did not expect. when we replenish, our job is to defend the constitution. sometimes people will say what does that mean. you are supporting ukraine or israel after they were brutally attacked by hamas. how is that constitution? when the president issues an order, tha

marines run forward as the enemy opens fire. a wounded marine runs back for aid., waiting for the enemy to reveal his flank and main position. despite north korean tanks, mortars and automatic weapons, the assault continues. this counterattack along the southern participant of the river is -- part of the river is almost of a repeat launched two weeks previous when they took this same hill. the high ground in this sector has changed hands at least five times in two weeks. [gunfire] >> the marines form a base of fire the drive the enemy off. the line builds up and so does the firepower. [gunfire] >> meanwhile, overhead air force and marine corps planes support the ground troops. [background sounds] ♪ ♪ >> carrier planes are readied for another strike on inland targets. rockets are of particular interest at this time. three different types are being used. one of the first super explosive types to see service in korea was the a 5-inch holy book. later, the 11.75-inch tiny tim proved highly effective on bridges and similar large targets. the most recent arrival is the

if you don't take care of your marine, you won't have a marine to take care of.ost: we will go to your calls now on what does veterans day mean to you. mark is a veteran from ocala, florida. go ahead. caller: i'm calling from ocala, florida but i grew up in springfield, illinois, where abraham lincoln is buried. just affected the commandant, aaron -- derrick smith, a lot of americans are concerned about readiness, and a lot of the reason is they are being told is the armed forces is not what it used to be and it's done intentionally for political purposes. i don't ever worry about our armed forces. when you look at the rest of the world, there are things happening, but the americans are usually highly prepared for way more significance than the average citizen and even many military members would understand. not that i have all the answers, but i have been around the world in various capacities. i have been in okinawa, taiwan. my father was in the korean war and i served in the 1970's and 80's. i have not seen it all. host: what branch did you serve in, mark? cal

marine corps. brigadier general hanson has most recently served as mobilization assistant to the director of operations for air combat command. so a number of us that serve in the senate have worn the uniform of our nation and have deployed, and we understand how important these activities are, especially when you've got a good friend at mobilization and operations for air combat command. through the mobilization process there's a lot of logistics there moving folks around. so we know that brigadier general hanson is very well qualified to move into this position at programs and resources at the headquarters of u.s. marine corps. so he served in numerous positions at the squadron, the group wing, a numbered air force and combatant command levels as an active duty and traditional reservist and individual mobility augmentee member. general hinson has flown the a-10 and f-16 in a variety of operational assignments and is a command pilot with more than 3,4 00 flying hours and over 200 combat hours. he

marine corps veteran.oldest brother was stationed in japan. my middle brother was stationed in germany. i taught -- i got four of my former buddies to join the military. we came back with all of her fingers and toes, we are blessed. the guy on the phone is living in a hotel, so he is not homeless. i want to talk about emilio -- i grew up with kara mel. i went in boot camp with emilio. i would like to tell you a story about meeting his daughter. i was not a veterans function in illinois when november. i looked across the grinder and saw an old man and a beautiful young adult daughter. i knew it was emilio's daughter. mine stinks told me that. after the pomp and circumstance, i walked across the grinder and introduced myself. i said, are you emily? she said, i am renÉe. i said, i was in the marine corps with your daddy and i hugged her. i was trapped in the hug. i did not know what to say. finally, i looked in her eyes and said, every marine that was ever in the marines with your daddy thinks about him every

corps. a separate goroddey brigade of marines, tell me, why are the marines special, why are they calledn everywhere, they are always the first in the sky, in the water, you decided to volunteer, i do i understand, right? yes, i signed a contract ahead of a month of combat coordination, and then sent to the svo zone, got to the donetsk direction , stood at a checkpoint near the village of staromalinovka, at the end of may we were changed, and we went to the luhansk direction, offensive to the village: june 1 was wounded and was evacuated, the next time i ended up in the donetsk direction in the winter, but already near uugeldar, we went for an assault, realized that we were surrounded, and held the defense for 8 days, we were stormed, fought back, that is, you were in completely surrounded, yes. but how was there no food or water? it was all that we took with us ourselves. well, it probably ended quickly, or not? quickly, well, you had to drink what you found there, they found frozen emulsion paint there, we had to survive with the help of it, it was 8 days of continuous shelling, yes, o

marines wherever they are. a fox hole somewhere, in our embassies around the world, here in garrickson we are celebrating 248 years of the marine corps. happy to be back in new york city my hometown to celebrate. >> pete: absolutely. what do you do in the marine corps. i know you are a general you were navy before. >> pilot now serving as commander of marine corps assistance command. we develop and take carol of the equipment for the marine corps. >> brian: hitting recruiting goals. >> everybody wants to be a marine, right? >> brian: serving with volatile situation in various pockets of this planet? >> that's what we do. we are marines. we are first to fight. we are around the world. we are standing by to serve this country and defend this nation wherever we are. >> brian: math is correct 248 to 1775 to 2023. >> pete: that's good math, brian. so even before the country was founded there is the marine corps? >> absolutely november 10th, 1775. >> brian: that's why we won. would you take over the ceremony for us b

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where they are, there is victory in the everyday life of the marines , including a special military operation, as well as talent and his fans. vladimir mashkov is 60 years old. this is the program today in the studio of dmitry zavoesty. hello. the main question today for residents of the south and central part of russia is what is happening. with the weather, the krasnodar region is tormented by strong winds and rain; planes were unable to land at sochi airport for some time; they were diverted to alternate airfields; in anapa, crimea, gilendzhuk, novorossiysk, roofs were torn off houses and schools, hundreds of trees were knocked down, metal structures on the streets were demolished by gusts , there are victims , the residents of crimea are most frightened , the storm of the century has hit the peninsula, the consequences are extreme, half a million people are without electricity, roads are blocked, destroyed... the resort infrastructure of the embankment is damaged due to flooding evacuated people from hotels and residential buildings, life was actually put on pause, this monday was declare

marine assault units terrify the enemy.d his call sign mozart for his masterful work. weapons, it was he who was among those 23 fighters who, near the village of novodonetskaya, not only held our positions, but also destroyed 103 uaf marines, along with armored vehicles, they stormed us, they thought that everything would work out so easily for them, but it didn’t work out, we repulsed a company reinforced by five armored personnel carriers and a tank with two squads of marines, without losses on our part, a separate guards brigade of marines volunteers have come to replenish the pacific fleet, experienced attack aircraft are now training young people taking into account a special military operation, also black berets are a real military brotherhood, to all the brothers from the marine corps, i want to wish them nerves of steel, the endurance they have now show on the line... its contacts so that they also successfully complete their tasks. alexey ivanov, valentin stukanov, ilya podkidyshev, channel one, donbass. now the mi

our united states marine corps.y veteran listening to this broadcast should be proud as hell, even that fella that is homeless in south carolina. stand up today and be as proud as hell as you can be today because today and memorial day are our days. the 363 days a year, we blend in. you do not even know we are veterans because we all look alike. veterans come from all sizes and colors and shapes. that is the wonderful thing about the military. we all fit together. we have one mission, that is kind of what is lacking in society today in america. host: thank you so much for sharing those stories. let's hear more from sabrina in asheville, north carolina on our line for all others. go ahead, sabrina. caller: i am fourth-generation military family. i have got members of my family that are in every branch of the military. this is what i can say. for the last 50 years, military and their families have suffered in ways that are unacceptable. i do not know what has happened to our military. i do not know why they are more d

marine forces japan. he's shown a true commitment to service in this posting ensuring that marines remain prepared to face any future threats. general beerman is also deployed multiple times, including to afghanistan and iraq, where he led marines in combat operations. his many commandations include the bronze star with command distinguishing. we can confirm him by voice vote right now. therefore, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive session for the consideration of the following nomination, executive calendar number 107, james w.bierman j that the senate without on the nomination with no intervening action or debate, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action a. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. tuberville: madam president, i object. the presiding officer: socks is heard. mr. young: having remembered that objection, madam president, i call to the floor executive calendar number

robbie marine war veteran , elite robbie marine war veteran, elite bodyguard. you stuck at home?ask me, how did i become a royal marine ? how did i do those jobs? marine? how did i do those jobs? but i enjoyed that. that but for me, i enjoyed that. that was was great. felt like was that was great. i felt like i it. but when i i was built for it. but when i was to sit at home and just was made to sit at home and just stew all of the situations stew with all of the situations i'd been through, as we've mentioned previously, you know, some absent friends and some of absent friends and things build . and then things began to build. and then unfortunately , you know, with unfortunately, you know, with that suffering , i began to lose that suffering, i began to lose friends as well and actually lost 11 friends in 18 months to suicide. and just unbelievable, you know, and all people with similar you . all similar backgrounds to you. all similar backgrounds to you. all similar backgrounds. yeah seven, actually. rest actually. ex—military. the rest are, you know, from some from america ,

marines celebrate their holiday today. what tasks do they perform in the special operation zone? hamas has released another group of hostages, among them there is a russian; a scandal is breaking out in the united states over the allocation of money for the renovation of railways. about the main thing, for this minute, in the studio ilya fedorovtsev. hello. vladimir putin instructed the government to help in the liquidation. consequences of a natural disaster in the south russia, crimea and the krasnodar territory are recovering from a powerful disaster on the peninsula and in sevastopol; this monday has been declared a day off; classes in schools and kindergartens have been canceled in anapa. in many resort towns , the coastline has been completely destroyed, resort infrastructure has been destroyed, roads have been blocked, and railway tracks have been washed out. streams of water demolished entire houses; according to the ministry of emergency situations, four people were killed and more than a dozen were injured. about 1,200,000 people remain without electricity; power engine

, khorramshahr marine science, and the other in chabahar, chabahar marine sciences .se two universities should be used as they should be we didn't, but in addition to these, the first -class universities of our country also sometimes have courses related to marine sciences, and it should be developed, that is , the courses of sciences related to the sea are also related to the sea level. the water pollution of the sea is related to transportation in the sea and other sciences that are related to the sea, including tourism in the sea area, and it is said that sea-oriented policies include both the sea , the coast, and the coast up to 60 km from it covers the coast and includes the islands, the collection of what we are in we have a sea area, we have a beach, and we have islands . this collection has been used very little so far. pay attention to our crowd on the beach. the population is small. and now that the coastal countries of the world have the largest population by the sea. and they use the capacity of the sea correctly. we want to get out of this historical negl

marine corps. as i mentioned, lieutenant general mahoney's confirmation has become a top priority for the senate after the command dabt of the -- commandant of the marines was hospitalized after a serious medical emergency. we pray for the general's recovery for and for his family. we will also vote to confirm admiral lisa franchetti to be the next chief of naval operations. admiral franchetti's nomination marks a significant milestone in our military's history. once confirmed, admiral franchetti will be the first woman to lead the u.s. navy. i'm proud to say these a rochester, new york, native, a graduate of pittsburgh menden high school, and is an exceptional leader with a distinguished career serving our nation. i'm confident she has the experience, skills, and vision to succeed as u.s. navy's top officer. finally, we'll vote to confirm the nomination of general david alvin to be chief of staff of the -- david allvin as chief of staff of the air force. both parties must work together to ensure o

our marines are the friendliest marines in the world, what is the name of your pet here at the front, stroked him like that before a combat mission , held him in his arms, this is a sign on the contrary, a good one, he’s just my good friend... a friend since childhood, already, as it were, together with by us already, that is, you took him as a kitten , yes, yes, that’s all, and he lives with you in dugouts in the trenches, and since then he catches mice himself and knows how to catch them too, that is, he is not just cute, but also a useful black cat that brings happiness to our northernmost marines the absolutely legendary first brigade, known to everyone as a satellite , performs extremely multidisciplinary tasks on our southernmost borders, many of them, of course, are practically secret, brother with the call sign skive, now i hope he will be happy to tell us why he chose this particular unit, brother, why satellite? well, i’m a northerner myself, i studied in childhood and dreamed of serving in the army. accordingly, when the age approached, i had no doubts about where i would s

today , marine units are practicing non-standard methods of introducing combat operations, equipping.nications and reconnaissance equipment. assault groups are always on the front line, they are the ones who get involved in close combat with the enemy, risking coming under sniper fire, so during the training stage all actions are practiced many times. every soldier must understand on the battlefield what he needs to do; every second here can decide the outcome of the situation. the infantry saves, you are the guard of the fleet. a young man has just arrived in the marine brigade. execution, masters the technique of marching steps, the next stage is the paratrooper simulator, they study here skydive. let’s say this is interesting to me, i’ve always wanted to jump with a parachute, and the marine corps is given the opportunity to jump, so i like everything. from the first days of hostilities in svo, they were on the line of contact with the enemy, took part in the liberation of mariupol, and are now fighting in the most dangerous directions. when an enemy sabotage group approached our p

marin, what arguments do the banks give?e, then someone still has to pay for it. the banks decided to remind that they are still against the idea of ​​canceling commission fees for housing and communal services for citizens. this is stated in a letter from the national council for the financial market to the central bank of russia, the duma and the government. the position of the banks, quoted by rbc. cancel. the mission was proposed by a bill developed by deputies headed by state duma speaker vyacheslav volodin. it was adopted in the first reading back in april 2020, then the banks also opposed it. since then more the bill was not returned to for 3 years. but in mid-november, vyacheslav volodin ordered the bill to be approved by the end of the year. and now banks are saying that if commissions are abolished, then they will have to, for example, lower deposit rates and raise loan rates in order to cover the costs of free transactions. banks also warn that they will stop accepting payments for housing and communal services fr

the microphone can detect the marine mammals up to 10 knows equal miles away. that is provided knowledge, ships, call spine, and be suitable, and then you get a continuous noise that's very off putting non i get the can, the by ships and fairies, all disrupt the sounds that the whales need to communicate and to see get what you need them ship and what company he's already unbearable for similar things. so put it, that'd be the but we can just take off the headphones again. one of the wales can't do that. a little is that goes, i don't know it's m as time to be on the account. she immediately spoke something at 1 o'clock to leave the 2 o'clock the, it's a positive defense, they're getting louder. the same for their clicking and wistfully katerina can filter out of the background noise. these clicks allow them to get their bearings, the dolphins use them to register their surroundings. these lines are the whistles for communication. this is a beautiful with so very long and complex. we can't understand what they're saying, but we know that the dolphins are commun

but today the focus is on the actual marine life. so the, the emphasis, remotely piloted aircraft is ready for takeover. one of sabrina's coworkers is also in the control room to help the military personnel set for whales syndrome pilot jones, that please it's, it's been something of a learning curve. he's used to monitoring ships and boats. supposing whales from a height of 250 meters is a whole different matter. it's much harder because you're dealing with nature. so you have to follow nature's clues to you're looking for jets of water in the movements of a c. c that i'm used to watching the boats. this mission here is much more difficult. here. let me see. so that i find it very moving to see the different whales and dolphins. they see chelsea that seem to have the drone is fine and precisely defined to reach the see i love jump thanks to the sensors on this room. we have the ability to take pictures that allow us to identify and photograph individual. well, so then to pick out it is single, so it really is an exceptional source o

i would like to state that marine sciences. marine science.have two universities. one in khorram shahehar, khorram shahehar marine sciences. in chabahar marine sciences chabahar. well, we did not use these two universities and the capacity of these two universities as much as we should have, but in addition to these, first-class universities in our country sometimes have courses related to marine sciences, and it should be developed, that is, courses related to sea sciences. regarding the sea level, i would like to say that sea water is also related to sea water, sea transportation, and other sciences related to the sea, including tourism in the sea area, and it is said that sea-oriented policies are also related to the sea. it includes the bank it includes both the islands and the beaches up to 60 kilometers from the coast , and it includes the islands. the collection of what we have in the sea area , we have beaches and islands, this collection has been used very little so far, our population on the coast pay attention to the fact that the p

marin county here.g off, especially to the north, but temperatures, 40s, 50s, there's still some rain, but about a half inch to two thirds of an inch in most of marin county, about a third to two thirds of an inch. 40s, 50s on the temps, the system is beginning its move to the south, so you can see much more activity south than there is north. but still some of these bands about marin county, san pablo bay, solano county, south looks to be the main focus going forward here. so morning rain and then mostly cloudy. staying cool though with 60s on the temps. all right. salads here. bless you, pamela. something new we should get to right away. >> well, i still want to tell you about highway 121. steve is closed right now both directions here near the ravenswood winery between 37 and 116. so a lot of people are staying on 116 highway 12, 121 is not an option until they clear the crash. we also had an earlier crash westbound four at 242. that's gone. but traffic is very slow and if you're driving in the bay a

but today the focus is on the actual marine life. well, the the, the emphasis, remotely piloted aircraft is ready for takeover. one of sabrina's coworkers is also in the control room to help the military personnel search for wales syndrome pilot jones that plays it. so it's been something of a learning curve. he's used to monitoring ships and boats. supposing whales from a height of 250 meters is a whole different matter. it's much harder because you're dealing with nature, you know, not too long. so you have to follow nature's clues to you're looking for jets of water in the movements of a c. c that i'm used to watching the boat. this mission here is much more difficult here. let me see. so that i find it very moving to see the different whales and dolphins shots it does seem to the drone is fine and precisely defined to reach the see. i love jump thanks to the sensors. on this drone, we have the ability to take pictures that allow us to identify and photograph individual well, so then to pick out it is single. so it really is an ex

when we have like our marines and when i picked up sergeant i tried talk to my marines to get them help of the prior they were not like that. you know they would almost see everything in the opposite to keep you away from medical or psychiatrists or anything. it is not a sign of weakness. it is more a sign strength on you. you are able tom recognize that -- something is off and i need help. and lastly the last question, and thank you for sharing i know it is a tough but accepted topic to talk about. if we are not experts and don't know how to talk about mental health it is a great conversation to have. especially hearing from fellow veterans. lastly, so, knowing what you know now, y'all experiences good and bad, would you do it all over again? yes. absolutely. >> in a heart beat >> yes. >> i think so, too. >> i think i always say, there were a lot more negatives than positives but came out a better person. and you know and something like that, i -- would have -- something you can't take away and like -- i could not imagine myself my life if i never went in. and served i feel like you kn

marines set out for combat work early in the morning. no ours in the air, we are allowing combat work. the enemy, not accepting the battle, retreats back from this forest belt. assault groups of marines are assigned to new positions. here's a launch of thirty, we work on it, it jumps quickly and also drives back, working while we drive away and the landing forces scatter to their, well, points. after a successful march to capture a ukrainian armed forces stronghold, the marines transmit new coordinates of the militants to our artillery. the first group makes contact, followed by a reserve group, this is the five, in the reserve group there will be this machine gunner-grenade operator, the day of the marine corps in the southern donetsk direction , the military personnel are greeted on the front line in marines from the tikhotan and baltic fleets also participate in the battle for carbon, every day, successfully breaking into the enemy’s defenses. after the battle, servicemen write down congratulations on the holiday right at their positi

robbie marine war veteran , elite robbie marine war veteran, elite bodyguard. you stuck at home?how did i become a royal marine ? how did i do those jobs? marine? how did i do those jobs? but i enjoyed that. that but for me, i enjoyed that. that was was great. felt like was that was great. i felt like i it. but when i i was built for it. but when i was to sit at home and just was made to sit at home and just stew all of the situations stew with all of the situations i'd been through, as we've mentioned previously, you know, some absent friends and some of absent friends and things build . and then things began to build. and then unfortunately , you know, with unfortunately, you know, with that suffering , i began to lose that suffering, i began to lose friends as well and actually lost 11 friends in 18 months to suicide. and just unbelievable, you know, and all people with similar you . all similar backgrounds to you. all similar backgrounds to you. all similar backgrounds. yeah seven, actually. rest actually. ex—military. the rest are, you know, from some from america , some fro

it's your ups largest marine protected area on time to mold in 2012 about which little is known. in the port of san remo, sabina, i rosie from the texas research institute and skip over about to ryan audi. a keen to get underway, your vocal 45, a, but severe storms have been full cost, but thought it, you know, it looks bad. it will be very difficult to observe the wells, potential somebody daniel mat. so look, there's a large best. so pulling in your shoes, trying to pop right next to the research vessel. roberto and sabina are concerned that the small sailing boat could get damaged. it's fast boats, not with these with loud engines that had the biggest threat to the whales out at sea. but the then the knob, you know, every day we see the impact that these big vessels have on the whales get on the truth. and we often see wells with wounds caused by the propellers in canada. and if anything that that mean out today and you can every, every searches from touch his record serious injuries sustained by the way else. they named one way of co deluxe or separate tail fins. they kept on

the marine mammals play a key role in maintaining the economic called balance of the oceans. says project manager, pola tips which may buy in austin, whales and dolphins are considered the engineers of the marine eco system because they have a major impact on many other spaces and they are kind of protective umbrella. spc do i need someone come out to? so if you protect them, you protect the entire traffic network, i mean all the inter connected food chains in the coast system on no 5 to the kids at all to go back in sun re mos dependent cost is going nowhere because of the weather. but the team that using the time to get to know one another with homework the, my name is the d. i the field work a please. just to get the visa we, i'm responsible for collecting data. i am the, i'm just going to be the main biology. my name is christina, from space. and then, well, i'm part of this stuff here in to dispute this week. so i'm a m, i'm 17 years old and dying here because i want to figure out if the marine biology is what i want to study in the future. over the next few days, the vo

, marin, wait, where are you going?ukh, close the window , mom, mom, come here, look, well, why are you sitting here, let’s get up , go home, get up, you’ll catch a cold, no, no, go home, what are you doing, eat raspberries, and then you’ll get sick, but oh well, no infection can take me. well, really, drink tea, here are raspberries, you’ll catch another cold. mom, why don’t you drink tea? yes, i drink, i drink ksyusha tea. and today the geography teacher started telling us about victoria falls. she had never been there, and pashka shikhov began to correct her. he went there with his father for a whole month. okay, i'll go to bed. bye. yes. don't forget to brush your teeth. otherwise, caries will creep up at night. hm. bye, bye, please, please, believe me, please, all this is too fast, well, yes, it happens, suddenly, quickly forever , i’ve been pounding since yesterday, i can’t get warm, i’m nervous, i haven’t slept all night, that’s it i thought. life gives me a chance, and i i can’t accept it, are you afraid or what

but today the focus is on the actual marine life. the the, the m says, remotely piloted aircraft is ready for take of the one of sabrina's coworkers is also in the control room to help the military personnel search for wales syndrome pilot jones. that plays it's, it's been something of a learning curve. he's used to monitoring ships and boats. supposing whales from a height of 250 meters is a whole different matter. it's much harder because you're dealing with nature. you know, not too much. so you have to follow nature's clues to. you're looking for jets of water in the movements of a c, c that i'm used to watching boats. this mission here is much more difficult. here. let me see. so that i find it very moving to see the different whales and dolphins shots. it does seem to have the drone is fine and precisely defined, reach the good. i see, i love jump, thanks to the sensors. on this drone we have the ability to take pictures that allow us to identify and photograph individual. well, so then to pick out it is single, so it really is

and so the marines took them out. part of that part of the way we weren't able to facilitate that stability and evacuation is by promising the civilians the residents that they could go go back that they would be able to return. so you have to have this plan, you have to be able to lay out your engage danielle, who to talk to your is really friends and folks that you've talked to in the us government's that. that's a very key part. because right now what's happening is the idea and other folks just say, hey, move south, move down. and yet as people have move south, particularly refugee camps, they continue to get bomb in places where they were told to go. because of a commander being somewhere, allegedly, or others. and so the broadside is, how do you, how do you get some element of trust that where they're being sent to go is something that's not gonna end up getting them killed. so i've called for not a ceasefire. but a civilian evacuation, i've also called for not a humanitarian pause and just the us, a temporary a

activities or basic marine activities, well, everything will be divided into different departments. provinces or even non-coastal provinces must also play a role. again, one of the very good ideas that the ministry of roads and urban planning put forward, mr. minister , was about the connection of the provinces. the honorable government has started this topic again and 3 projects in fact separate from each other, but in the same policy under the supervision of the honorable first vice president, we are moving forward. there is a discussion related to the construction of housing in the southern coastal cities , there is a discussion related to agricultural production centers, and there is also a discussion related to petrochemical centers . the poles announced in the document can create poles that , considering that they are mostly sea-based , can cause the growth of the economy, employment, and this employment and economy can be accompanied by housing construction. look at the big crowd, trust the beach , we can trust the crowd to my shores let's make sure that we talk about employm

oh, he actually meant a lot in the sense that if the strike was on a russian marine unit, i... wouldn'tthere no matter what, but it 's the elite russian troops that count, why i say no matter what, because the real marines , as well as the russian airborne troops, as well as the special forces of the game, in their time have long since died, the best prepared on the fields of ukraine, but those whom they managed to demobilize and train, even if they were inferior in quality, but these were quite well -equipped and well-prepared russian troops, and if... that this is also the artillery of the marines, and the marines, the main emphasis is still on infantry units, and those who join them in the artillery, are selected from the selected , because their task is to cover during highly mobile movements, movements and marines, that is, their task is to work very precisely, sometimes cover, literally shoot at our own positions, when their marines advance there within 200 m and sometimes even less, if there is an urgent need, these are very high-class specialists, and their death itself is what

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is in marin. it's a new eye catching ad campaign which asks the question. hammerin or wtf, where's the fentanyl? >> the answer is everywhere. >> it happens from mansions. it happens in encampments, it happens everywhere in between. >> anita renzetti from free marin says the new campaign appearing online and in person, was launched by nonprofits and marin county. it's designed to be big, bold and provocative to help break the myth that fentanyl isn't a problem here. >> so we're just really strongly trying to reduce the stigma around addiction and around substance use disorder, because if we don't do that, we really can't tackle this. if parents are like, that would never be my kid. >> and i think that's why it's red, because we want people to stop and we want people to actually look at the campaign. >> lucia ramirez from marin health and human services helped produce video targeting young people. >> fentanyl is here in marin. it's up to us to stop it. >> some of the clips challenge young people to

the marin headlands even back toward the coastline. now we're seeing some of those hazy conditions right now. but >> we're also worried about how of the height of that smoke column right now. you can see laying down a little bit as we do have that offshore wind blowing. but most of that is staying what we call a loft above the surface. so we're looking for the inversion here in the atmosphere. that's the point. the atmosphere start to see the temperatures actually go up with height that what the what happened there, that acts kind of like a cap on the atmosphere. and so the good news is that cap is not too low. it was down at the surface below 1000 feet or so. we see that smoke right down on the ground. and that could be a major problem right now. i'm looking at the inversion rate about 4,000 763 aloft. and that means that allowing that smoke to stay above our heads here most of us right now. so looks pretty ugly outside. but so far, i think we're missing really the worst of it. that's not to say that can suddenly change. but right now

yuri zhagrin was given a laptop and a badge with the symbols of the marine corps.ill continue to support fighters on the front line. the next batch of humanitarian cargo is ready to be sent. andrey malevin evgeny shevlyakov, lead. now advertising. next is a special report by new russians. why ukrainian prisoners of war want to stay in russia. open a free account with alfabank and receive a business credit card with free service. alfabank is the best bank for business. on black friday, all goods reach the megamarket only through the prime plus price squeezer. and also cashback up to 35% for furniture. in the new year's billion from the russian loton. well, 2 billion rubles quickly for tickets, now it will appear, come on, what’s there? magical cashback. with a gazprombank debit card, cashback up to 30% on marketplaces and supermarkets. gazprom bank - time to make dreams come true. motor oil g-energy f siint represents: the source of my victories is in the way you cook. race, keeping your car at its peak. the smart formula of g-energy f sint motor oil contains target

a couple of these bands right over marin county.ow the low is moving south, so there could be some better activity, especially off the coast. let me put a see. there's a little bit there along the san mateo santa cruz coast, maybe inland towards the santa clara valley. but most of this is heading down towards the monterey peninsula, even farther south, big sur in the central california coast. then it will be what we call a washout fall apart as it moves into southern california. for us, though, we're starting to get some breaks to the north. so a mix of sun and clouds. the morning rain is about unless you're south, sun and clouds, a little breeze in the hills there outside of the east. 60s on the temps. temps aren't going very far. next few days there'll be a lot of systems moving into the north, occasionally about santa rosa, maybe marin county north. could be some rain. but i think there's going to be a lot of clouds and not much else. >> steve, thank you. after a number of crashes in getting its permits revoked, cruz is facing an

congratulations to everyone involved in the marine corps who fulfilled their military duty, the marinend those who are currently on guard, performing tasks to protect our homeland, in the zone of a special military operation. brothers, i wish you to remain faithful to the oath and memory of your grandfathers, who defended our homeland from fascism, with a holiday in asmarpehi. losing control of strongholds, ukrainian militants in desperation are drawing more and more available reserves into the coal deposit area, sparing neither their soldiers nor shells. here they come, yes, your leg should not come out of the corner, since the enemy will catch your leg, at the training grounds of the far east , veterans of the northern military district are preparing future colleagues, in his native vladivostok, andrei is undergoing rehabilitation, in battles near carbon he independently destroyed an enemy tank. he shot, blinded a saber like this, so he made a fuse there for a minute and a half, for about an hour i crawled to him like a snake, so that every twig nothing crunched, so that nothing coul

the growth of the marine industry, the growth of our marine economy should be twice this, or somethinge 7 or 8, or in the 7th plan, for example, we saw that this number should be 88, which means that in the next 10 years, something like this should be realized, what do you think? in order to reach this number or the other clauses mentioned, which device do you need? it will come before you in the ministry of roads and urban development how much your work will be different from now on or will you be assigned a new mission . thank you very much for your explanations . they have come, but as they said, the debates on maritime trade are the debates that have been defined in the field of economy, which we have in peshgarane, posgarane, and on the coast. it is clearly mentioned, your excellency, in in your report, you mentioned that the transitional capacities, the transitional capacities, the capacities related to the corridors, and all these are due to the commercial capacity, which must happen, even the logistics cities, the coastal cities that are formed on the coast , these have a role

a research for sea-oriented development and marine biodiversity and marine technology.elopment of economic, commercial cooperation and investment in large-scale projects and knowledge-based infrastructure, production and services with neighboring countries and other countries, in order to take advantage of maritime capacities and effective presence in international passages and achieve the position of poles regional 8: increasing the country's share in sea transportation transit by creating and strengthening the combined transport network. 9. supporting native and local investors in development projects and supporting economic activists and small and medium enterprises of local communities in various fields, including fishing, agriculture and tourism. well, in the context of the general policies of sea-oriented development that the leader of the revolution announced today, i will discuss with the deputy minister of roads and urbanization and the head of the maritime ports organization, mr. safai. about the implementation of the implementation of the sea-oriented develop

it's erupts, largest marine protected area on time to mold in 2012 about which little is known. in the port of sun re mo, sabina. i, rosie from the texas research institute, and skip over about to write natty, a keen to get underway. the bulk of $45.00 a month severe storms has been full cost by $32.00. now it looks bad. it will be very difficult to observe the wells potential, somebody, daniel matt, go look, there's a large vessel pulling in your shoes, trying to pop right next to the research vessel. roberto and sabina are concerned that the small sailing boat could get damaged. it's fast boats like these with loud engines, the to the biggest threat to the whales out to sea. but the, the knob, you know, every day we see the impact that these big vessels have on the whales get on the trip. we often see whales with wounds caused by the propeller. you can count on that if any that, that, that me out today and you can every year was such as from texas we quotes serious injuries sustained by the way us, they named one way or code them up, or separate tail fins. they kept on seeing

and so the marines took them out. part of that part of the way we weren't able to facilitate that stability and evacuation is by promising the civilians the residents that they could go go back that they would be able to return. so you have to have this plan, you have to be able to lay out your engage danielle, who to talk to your is really friends and folks that you've talked to in the us government's that. that's a very key part. because right now what's happening is the idea and other folks just say, hey, move south, move down. and yet as people have move south, particularly refugee camps, they continue to get bomb in places where they were told to go. because of a commander being somewhere, allegedly, or others. and so the broadside is, how do you, how do you get some element of trust that where they're being sent to go? it's something that's not gonna end up getting them killed. so i've called for not a ceasefire. but a civilian evacuation, i've also called for not a humanitarian pause and just the us, a temporar

and i made the decision, i said this is not worth more marine lives. so i dropped the bomb. but then the tough work started to get after we finish the fighting and knowledge of in 2004, we spent months and months rebuilding the city rebuilding the city so that we could rebuild trust with the rocky people. who by the way, much like the pelting, if they didn't want to be living under terrorist, but they weren't sure they could trust americans. we had to earn that trust you. you also cite general madison. something he said, which i found really interesting. he said, i want the military to be looked at as the enemy's worst enemy, but as to people's, as there, there would be no better friend. that's right. and i found a very interesting to hear those because we're not talking in those terms right now . we're quite in range were caught in a motion, but even president bite and acknowledge that rage, the blindness of rage can be a bad place to start. so i, i'm just interested in how you see through that and how do you orient a military to be no worse enemy and no better friend? well

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and so the marines took them out. part of that part of the way we weren't able to facilitate that stability and evacuation is by promising the civilians the residents that they could go go back that they would be able to return. so you have to have this plan, you have to be able to lay out your engage danielle, who to talk to your is really friends and folks that you've talked to in the us government's that. that's a very key part. because right now what's happening is the idea and other folks just say, hey, move south, move down. and yet as people have move south, particularly refugee camps, they continue to get bomb in places where they were told to go. because of a commander being somewhere, allegedly, or others. and so the broadside is, how do you, how do you get some element of trust that where they're being sent to go? it's something that's not gonna end up getting them killed. so i've called for not a ceasefire. but a civilian evacuation, i've also called for not a humanitarian pause and just the us, a temporar