guam is the most forward in our indopacom area. with the marines come on over which we welcome wholeheartedly and building the camp is going well. of course this critical need for -- and guam already. and our concern of course this already we are relying pelletier on the housing market to satisfy what we need to get going, to provide for our families and military families as well. but ultimately it pays the price of residential housing for our committee community, such a small island. so give us your perspective on the portion of housing that will be needed outside as well with the marines come on over and what's the consideration that you're looking at with the local residents, this affect the will have on the housing market with the residents of guam. >> thank you for your hospitality and your office, and when i had the chance to visit guam. as you note, it is an island of small place. is really the ultimate defense committee. in a lot of ways the such interdependence on the ecosystem, and the marine corps as they're moving forwa

and they are building them on tenyaan, they say , so that if there is an attack on guam, they will haven building new bases, there on the island of yaab, in palau, for what this is all being done, it is called, it is often called. last year there , and all this happened after the chinese fleet, you know, carried out large maneuvers right next to guam, so to speak, they took place and apparently they had an impact on the americans very such a serious serious influence by the way, yaab island is everything. america, japan and the philippines, and many say that now they will conclude, so to speak, an agreement on closer cooperation, the philippines has now gathered, japan has now gathered all the ministers of defense of all the countries of oceania. the second conference, where, so to speak, a certain pumping is taking place accordingly, this is obvious, because the events in the solomon islands, when the prime minister of the solomon islands came to china, signed the agreement according to which china can help send its troops there in case of unrest caused such a huge resonance, so to spe

of the two remaining american b52h intercontinental strategic bombers at andersen air force base in guam tests of the latest american hypersonic missile agm-183a, which has never happened before. the pentagon is preparing for a new test and will allegedly conduct it by launching a hypersonic missile all the way into space. the goal is to demonstrate to the world your miracle weapon. the formidable missile can reach speeds of up to 24,000 km/h. and it's really successful in fact , nothing is still known about the testing of cybersound. until today, all attempts were only... successful, the americans decided to carry out a new launch in an extremely provocative manner near the chinese border, but the sun believes that this is a signal not to sizenpin, but to putin personally. rockets the size of telephone desks are launched from space to destroy targets on the ground. it would be the ultimate bunker buster, with powerful lasers instantly blasting enemies in any direction. hit you. and is about to fly across the pacific ocean in during the latest us air force tests in an attempt to subdue v

linda harris has come all the way from guam, all the way from guam. politari also in the great state of missouri don chapman will be an guest at the state of the unions and ashley kristin chantelle and tricia byrnes all here and from the navajo nation justin and kyle and there are more in the gallery as well madam president. from all over this country representing every city of this country represent the great heritage of this country and the this country. the knob on nation 50% of the uranium that was mined for nuclear program half of it came om the navajo nation who have fun not mistaken volunteered for the armed services at a percentage higher than any community in america. these folks represent here today the best of our nation. they are americans. they to honor them. as americans we make a commitment to each other in what it means to bise that we would y the ideals that we hold together and the things that we love together and we promise to stand by one another. this is about standing by one another. this is about seeking that justice that presid

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came together to form guam strong and helped reconstruct homes and build resilience after the typhoonsom the walmart foundation. are really doing some amazing work in this space. they regularly find resilience hubs in communities to help them navigate power, housing and communication challenges stemming from these severe weather events. the foundation is even referencing our newly released community disaster resilience zones to help inform them on wher these new homes in the future. these are the partners we need at thefor every dollar that we invest in mitigation, in resilience saves six dollars in recovery. o"partners who are ready to pull up a chair, help us connect the dots, and extend our reach into the corners and committees atwee reaching. we need partners who can help us meet people where they are at instead of we need them to help us build capacity, help us inform communities across america about the importance of understandg r, making a plan, and taking actions. because like i said before, we cannot do this all on our own. we need all of you with us at the table. so, before i

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naval and air force facilities in places like guam and okinawa?michael: the question about destroying advanced semiconductor labs in taiwan -- it's just not plausible. the u.s. will need semiconductors to fight a war period. china does as well and china would like to have the semiconductors but the fact of the matter is, it would be externally difficult to invade taiwan. i am aware that this is something that has been in the media. i am by no means downplaying the person who asked this question. it's a very good question. it's been all over the media. i think the whole concept is it's a bit misguided that there is so much talk about that. i don't think it's a plausible scenario. the real risk is that if china did ever invade taiwan, the real risk would be it would be very difficult to prevent the destruction of semiconductor fabs not because they would be targeted but because they would be collateral damage. i think that's the real risk there. the second question -- about a chinese first strike on american assets -- i would say the most likely loc

but he’s absolutely right, that is, now in the 24th year a bomber was flying, fired a missile from guamvice that gave it message. the lower edge dives under the lower edge , then works across the territory carrying a fairly decent charge, that is, this also changes everything now, changes everything, plus, but we saw that the houthis several years ago, when they hit the saudi oil storage facility, they and then they bypassed the petriat system. is your brother there in the donbass in natalion aurora, so alive? doesn’t know anything, alexander mikhailov, in short, you have to go there, this is war, kulya, war, vitaly kishchenko, you understand that i have neither armor nor weapons for you, get ready blowing a moscow, there is always hope, call sign passenger. a militia passenger becomes a full-fledged soldier of the aurora battalion. it's easy to get lost in the facts when you only see part of the big picture. in pursuit of views, entire locations are changed. we will expose all fakes. let's take a ride, it's easy, and you have a license , what were your feelings when you first rode on a

these planes mainly flew from america, germany, qatar, guam, belgium and italy.goes that were transported to the occupied territories by american planes in the past few months included tens of thousands of 155 mm bullets, thousands of systems, iron dome ammunition. us president joe biden emphasized 3 days ago that this country there is no red line to support israel. i am talking about this with mr. amir ali abul-fath, an expert on american issues, who is with us on the phone, mr. abul-fath. hello, as a first question, i would like to ask, on the one hand , the flyover to send weapons to the zionist regime, and on the other hand, the claim of creating a corridor or port to help the people of gaza, i want to know your analysis about this contradictory behavior of america in the name of god. good night. american or two heads

naval and air force facilities in places like guam and okinawa?michael: the question about destroying advanced semiconductor labs in taiwan -- it's just not plausible. the u.s. will need semiconductors to fight a war period. china does as well and china would like to have the semiconductors but the fact of the matter is, it would be externally difficult to invade taiwan. i am aware that this is something that has been in the media. i am by no means downplaying the person who asked this question. it's a very good question. it's been all over the media. i think the whole concept is it's a bit misguided that there is so much talk about that. i don't think it's a plausible scenario. the real risk is that if china did ever invade taiwan, the real risk would be it would be very difficult to prevent the destruction of semiconductor fabs not because they would be targeted but because they would be collateral damage. i think that's the real risk there. the second question -- about a chinese first strike on american assets -- i would say the most likely loc

these planes mainly flew from america, germany, qatar, guam, belgium and italy. the cargoes that were transported by american planes to the occupied territories in the past few months, include tens of thousands of 155 mm bullets, thousands of bomb guidance systems, hellfire air-to-ground missiles, drones, armored vehicles, and iron dome ammunition. 3 days ago, us president joe biden emphasized that this country has no red line to support israel. in this i am having a conversation with mr. amir ali abulfath , an expert on american issues, who is with us on the phone. mr. abul fitr, greetings to you. as a first question, i ask, from the air bridge to send weapons. for the zionist regime and on the other hand, the claim of creating a corridor or a port to help the people of gaza, i want to know your analysis about this contradictory behavior of america in the name of god. israel is doing this, on the one hand , there is full support for israel with the aim that israel its existence should be preserved and the claim that israel is fighting terrorism and supports it ,

the b-52 took off from anderson air force base on the island of guam and launched a full-fledged prototype and whether the missile hit the target was not reported, but this fiscal year the us air force requested $150 million for the development of this program and was refused. in ugra, schoolchildren today study remotely. at the height of spring, the region was hit by thirty-degree frosts. visibility is zero, literally at all. a blizzard is raging in the irkutsk region, due to poor visibility there are many accidents, road services are intensively cleaning the sidewalks and roadways, the snowfall should stop by the evening, in st. petersburg winter has finally receded, thanks to the above-zero temperatures and rains the snow has melted , the neva has begun to free itself from the ice shackles, and this is an ice drift on the volga, in the vicinity of tver. this year the water may rise to... above normal. about how energy facilities in north ossetia are preparing for the upcoming floods. report by alexander kundukhov. russia's highest altitude power plant is preparing for the flood season.

these planes mainly flew from america, germany, qatar, guam, belgium and italy. cargoes that were transported to the occupied territories by american planes in the past few months included tens of thousands of 155mm bullets, thousands of bomb guidance systems, air-to-ground missiles, hellfire drones , armored vehicles, and iron dome ammunition. joe biden, the president of the united states, 3 days ago, we emphasized that the country has no line to support israel.

event celebrated the culture of islanders from guam and other places. the festival is so successful that they ran out of food before the event ended. they know for next year. aside from dance performances, music and food it included arts and crafts. vendors sold clothing, jewelry and other things. >>> comedian ronnie -- takes the reins. >> reporter: costarred with the oscar winner for best actress and film nominated for best picture is one kind of new. >> this is really special place. there is the fun and nervousness that comes with that. >> reporter: especially as -- >> have been watching it since i was a kid. i couldn't even have dreamed it. >> reporter: yusuf won a golden globe starring in a series. he released a second hbo comedy special, more feelings. >> there's someone talking about how islam means peace. you know that guy? but he's always shouting it. it's really fun to be topical and present. but it's also a marker point in my life. >> reporter: it will change a bit more on saturday with musical guest travis got. >> the latino guy, egyptian guy

these planes mainly flew from america, germany, qatar, guam, belgium and italy. cargoes that were transported by american planes to the occupied territories in the past few months include tens of thousands of 15mm bullets, thousands of air-to-ground missile bomb guidance systems, the situation of babies and children in gaza is getting worse day by day due to lack of food and hospital equipment, not only babies but also mothers are affected. the continuation of this situation will lead to an increase in maternal mortality. day by day, the number of people who die due to dehydration and malnutrition in kamal adwan hospital in the north of the gaza strip is increasing. behind me, there are several babies who are dying at any moment due to malnutrition and the severe and harsh conditions that exist in the north of the gaza strip. in the recent period, we have recorded cases of death due to deficiency that they were transferred to kamal adwan hospital late and if there were medical equipment and necessary treatment and healthy nutrition for children in northern gaza ,

and linda perez has come all the way from guam. all the way from guam.om idaho and from the great state of missouri, don champman. and ashley and kristin andijan at that and trishans are all here, and from the navajo nation justin and kyl, and there are more in the gallery as well, madaes from all over this country representing every segment of this country, representing the great heritage of this country, representing the great communities of this country. i think of the navajo nation. 50% of the uranium that was mined in this country for our nuclear program, half of it came from the navajo nation, the workers of the navajo nation who if i'm not mis-stain, v the arm percentage higher than any other community in america. these folks represent here today the best of our nation. they are america. they're here. they're here for us to honor them. you know, as americans, we make a commitment to each other. it's what it means to be an american. we promise that we will live by the ideals that we hold together and by the things that we love together. and we prom

these planes mainly fly from america, germany, qatar, guam, belgium and italy they came the cargoes that were transported to the occupied territories by american planes in the past few months included tens of thousands of 155mm bullets , thousands of bomb guidance systems, hellfire air-to-ground missiles, drones, armored vehicles, and iron dome ammunition. us president joe biden emphasized 3 days ago that this country has no red line to support israel. thank you for your attention. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, i invite you to be a viewer of the football magazine program. if i have calculated correctly, it will take about 44 hours to play derby we are about to arrive and it is the one hundred and third game that these two teams will face each other . we started talking about this game with mr. vermziar and mr. kalhor last night. we will take a more statistical look with this point of view and from this point of view, how is it possible that the game with this sensitivity that people love so much, attractive and spectacular , usually does not come out of the

s. specific territory of guam it regularly conducts missile tests despite international sanctions over its nuclear weapons program racks and northern curtis stand region has been hit by flooding after days of heavy rains. according to local reports authorities there are urging people to stay indoors. the region around to hook city has been heart is hit with at least 2 feet tall. it is reported there. finland has been named the world's happiest nation for a 7th straight year. the un backed world, happiness report looks at live satisfaction, and a 143 countries in territories across the globe. denmark's we didn't, and iceland also continued the top. the leaderboard coming, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. but this year there's been a significant slide down the rankings for germany in the united states, mainly due to the gloomy outlook of younger people. oh, this you're looking for a good cheer. you'll likely find that here in finland, the will heaviest nations for the 7th year running. you'd be forgiven for thinking that must be something in the water. but research has put it down to fins on life sati

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particularly focused on the areas of the united states would use to respond to an attack in the pacific so guamr, san diego, the kind of places you need electricity, the road system, telecom to work if the us was going to organise a response. they built backdoors into those companies and we are not shop how they are going to do it.— are going to do it. briefly because _ are going to do it. briefly because we _ are going to do it. briefly because we are - are going to do it. briefly because we are almost . are going to do it. briefly i because we are almost out are going to do it. briefly - because we are almost out of time. —— not sure. iwe because we are almost out of time. —— not sure. i we too soft on china therefore? i think we. i think we need a coalition of democracies starting with the us and the uk to stand up to chinese aggression and to deter these kinds of attacks through economic needs.- kinds of attacks through economic needs. good to get our economic needs. good to get your take _ economic needs. good to get your take on _ economic needs. good to get your take on that. _ economic

s. specific territory of guam it regularly conducts missile tests despite international sections over its nuclear weapons program. to former us police deputies have each been sentenced to more than 17 years in prison. for the torture of 2 black men in mississippi, the officers assaulted their victims with tasers and staged a mock execution that left one of the men in critical condition. they are among 6 officers known as the goon squad who pleaded guilty last year to the brutal attack . former us president donald trump is filed, a supreme court brief arguing he should be immune from prosecution for trying to overturn his 2020 election laws. he is appealing to lower courts rejection numbers request. mr. trump is the 1st former us present it to be criminally prosecuted. it's in the us state of texas, a controversial immigration law has been put back on hold by a federal appeals court. that hours after the supreme court lifted a temporary stay, allowing state and local police to begin arresting people suspected of the legally entering the country. legal challenges to the law or continuin

. >> i grew upúin guam, so just traveling was always big to me.island, i really want to see the world, so i went to the air force academy, graduated from there, and went to pilot training and became a pilot and been able to see the world >> the event also honored the kc ten, a military plane used to refuel in midair, which saw its last airshow at travis air force base on sunday. the plane will be phased out of military use this fall. >> it's somber. it isl but you know, it's legacy, and that's why we're here today. you know, at the airshow, celebrating that legacy and ushering in a new era of tanker with the kc 4v, welcomingúover of over 1500 airmen and two years of planning. >> but the travis says it was ah it. >> we're also very grateful for spthe opportunity to say thank u not only to the community who provides such incredible support, but also to the who've come before us. wees shoulders as we carry the lineage forward in solano county. >> tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> still ahead tonight, a path of destruction in parts of the midwest. u

get the test from young is trying to develop a new weapon design to hit the us specific territory of guam. it regularly conducts missile tests despite international functions of its nuclear weapons program. now they are among africa's most majestic animals, not long ago, southern white rhino as well on the brink of extinction. but this year, nearly 2000 of them will begin making their way back into the wild. they will once pause with a private collection conservation agency, is now releasing them to protected areas across the continent. the w correspondent, diane, who reports now from south africa this reino, cough doesn't know it, but it's part of one of the most significant reino relocation projects ever undertaken. it's one of $89.00 southern whites, reino, called being kept on a protected farm in south africa's northwest province. over the next few years, these animals could find themselves in angola, dwanda, the democratic republic of congo, malawi, or ted. why, why that's in vicious it's. it's typically exciting to think that the opportunity that it, that it presents not any 4 runne

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infrastructu w number of posture initiatives underway in the pacific islands, in territories such as guamunderway, and defense cooperation agreement with papua new guinea and had one survey team down and another one on the way to start looking at some of the infrastructure projects, this is a huge priority that connects the development of economic issues we have been talking about, looking to do more throughout the region and some of those projects are included in the 25 budget request. >> i encourage you to take a look at the philippines. there are more assets, i am sure you are aware of the chinese communist party's interest in that region. we should have a great interest in projecting our own relationship. i've been very happy with the philippines, can you speak to fjthis in terms of your though as you prepare the strategic document you promised to senator romney, i would love to hear how this infrastructure is. >> thank you for your leadership on the philippines, one of the best textbook examples5 we have over the success story. we are focused especially with other partners to catalyz

test was conducted after the weapon was released from a b-52 bomber, which took off from a base in guamn past tests, the same weapon has reportedly flown at least five times the speed of sound. russia is using hypersonic weapons against ukraine, and north korea tested an engine in its hypersonic program just yesterday. >> defense secretary lloyd austin is set to meet with his israeli counterpart in washington next week, as the u.s. seeks to deter israel from launching an operation in the city of rafah. but prime minister benjamin netanyahu is still bent on carrying out that offensive. abc's matt gutman has more. >> just hours after that phone call between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, during which biden warned netanyahu a ground invasion in rafah would be a mistake, the israeli leader doubling down, telling lawmakers here in israel, there is no alternative. his defiant comments coming after that blunt warning from biden, the two speaking for the first time in over a month. netanyahu agreeing to hold off on a ground operation until consulting with u.s. of

we know thatgles there with our allies from taiwan to guam to the philippines, the island countries there we have to be there to support those guys. they are watching. they are watching what we are doing in the rest of the world. we know that president xi from china is beinge aggressive every single day. overflying southeast asia looking where china is dredging. they are making in the space between china and japan they are encroaching on our allies. just international waters there. we have to do a bert job of supporting the people we promised. the world is watching. i want our friends to trust us. i'm worried that's not happening. it's an honor to support this bill. it's not perfect. but certainly a step in the right direction. the american people want us to act from congress. they want us to get things don to get done too. it's a privilege to be able to support this legislation. i look forward to voting for it on the floor. with that i turn back over to congressman fitzpatrick. mr. fitzpatrick: ed talked about legislation being a vehicle to act that's accurate. you have the bill. then y

happened after last year the chinese fleet there, you know, carried out large maneuvers right next to guamicans influence, by the way, the island yap - all this is very reminiscent of the second world war, this is truk, yup, it was, yes, of course, it was all there, the island of truk was generally the main japanese military base, and of course japan is here, now it will be in april. meeting, trilateral meeting in washington, america, japan and the philippines, and many say that now they will conclude, so to speak, an agreement on closer cooperation there. the philippines has now gathered from japan has now gathered all the ministers of defense, all countries of the oceans, the second conference, where, so to speak, the corresponding in this way, there is a certain pumping going on, this is obvious, because the events in the solomon islands, when the prime minister of the solomon islands came to china, signed an agreement on... by which china can help send its troops there in case of unrest, caused such a huge resonance, so to speak , that is, what is happening? what is happening is that c

rocket in 1919, yes , absolutely right, that is, now it’s 24 - a bomber was flying, fired a missile from guam many flights, how many kilometers, it ’s still flying, perhaps no one knows where our secret is, the terrible secret one flies poorly. no one knows where, that is, the product, according to the statement of the american authorities, showed some results that will allow the american defense industry to develop hypersonic products. let me remind you that china has put two hypersonic products into service since 1921. russia in the seventeenth year delivered a dagger in the twenty-two - sea -based zircon, as both of these hypersonic missiles are already used in combat operations, the americans, if i remember correctly, there in five strokes, yes. that they threw slippers at them, they said yes, but so far the houthis have not been caught in lies, unlike the americans, that is, it is clear that there are several countries from where they could get hypersound , but in principle this is very interesting, because if now it turns out that what they used to stitch the iron dome is just one of th

guam, pearl harbor, san diego. that is a real shift. they are utilizing cyber to potentially build the possibility of the conflict. so i think there is a special risk here. that said, i think the most legally defensible mechanism is to create a law that applies to all companies fairly. and again, you can single out china and russia and other nations for special treatment, but you don't just catch tiktok. you make sure american companies don't utilize data processers. don't store their data in a place where the chinese government can get to it and the companies that ship apps that are collecting user data. the thing that drives me nuts we only talk about tiktok. but there's a whole bunch of video game withs sketchy data policies. chinese ad tech systems. chinese sd ks . people don't now they are shipping data to china. that is what we need to look at. it has taken all this time to move on tiktok. imagine congress trying to pass the bill for every chinese company that popping up the next decade. we need to visit this as a privacy bill. it

my first duty station was officer guam and that's where i got to explore who i was. and being under the umbrella of don't ask don't tell, and having a friend being separated because he was gay. it was very rule. had you to make sure that you were following the rules you needed to do everything you need today do. i was fortunate to be there when don't ask don't tell was repealed. you find people who are making a big deal about it, the next day everybody went to work like nothing happened. we were accepted and nobody made a big deal about it. work performance was even better because you didn't have to hide something and worry about hiding. the transition from that world into this one is basically the exact same. i was able to just jump in and just you know, not even test the waters. >> i grew up with firefighters, my uncle and cuss infor a volunteer department in canada. here it's quite different, bigger department, a lot of different people. you know, just working with san francisco i really enjoy having all the different personalities, background, experiences, i'm a

we know that our struggles there with our allies from taiwan to guam to the philippines, the island countriesve to be there to support those guys. they are watching. they are watching what we are doing in the rest of the world. we know that president xi from china is being more aggressive every single day. overflying southeast asia looking where china is dredging. they a islands. in the space between china and japan they are encroaching on our allies. just■ international waters ther. we have to do a bert job of supporting the people we promised. the world is watching. i want our friends tost i'm worried that's not happening. it's an honor to support this bill. it's not perfect. but certainly a step in the right direction. the american people want us to acfrgs done. it's what i want to get done, too. it's a privilege to be able to support this legislation. i look forward to voting for it on the floor. with that i turn backman fitzpa. mr. fitzpatrick: ed talked about legislation being a vehicle to act that's accurate. you have the bill. then you ever the mechanism. to be clear, we are w-rbging

report states that the crew of a b-52 bomber took off from anderson air force base on the island of guamis fiscal year the us air force requested $150 million for the development of this program and was refused. more than 2,500 schools and children's gardens have been updated in four new regions over the past. year, such figures were announced today in rostov to nadon at the integration forum, and since the beginning of this year in the dpr, lpr, zaporozhye and kherson regions, about 40 more enterprises have resumed work ; more than 12 billion rubles. despite the difficult military-political situation and continuous shelling, metallurgical enterprises in the republic still increased their sales volume by 53.3% in 2023. new horizons for business are opened on our territory by the creation of a free economic zone, which gives participants a number of preferences, including customs and tax benefits. the us supports ukraine. but military assistance will have to wait, the timing of this wait is unknown. biden's national security adviser jake sullivan came to kiev with such a not very pleasant

myself, other democrats were begging pleading open up in guam as we did in vietnam.of our bases in the middle east. the pentagon testify they were ready to do that. did biden shut that down for reasons that i don't know i am looking for some type of explanation. eric: finally the president said he was handcuffed by former president trumps deal with the taliban facing that deadline that he had no choice and he blames a former president, your reaction to that? >> look at the long list of trump policies and biden have no problem tearing up on day one. all of our border policies, remain a in mexico, the ironic deal, the paris accords, i could keep going but he has no problem walking away from those literally in the first week of his presidency. but suddenly he is handcuffed by the deal? which by the way trump himself said the taliban did not live up to the deal we are leaving our troops, we are leaving our base. that's a bunch of baloney getting the generals and validation will be incredibly important. sparnumeral two of the general s about on this. thank you for your se

. >> i grew up in guam, so just traveling was always big on a si really want to see the world.the air force academy, graduated from there and went to pilot training and became a pilot and been able to see the world all over. >> the event also honored the kc ten, a military plane usedc to refuel in midair, which saw its last air show at travis air force base on sunday. the plane will be phased out of military >> it's somber. it is, but you know, it's leaving behind a phenomenal legacy. and that's why we're here today. you know, at the air show, celebrating that legacy and ushering in a new era of tanker with the kc 46, welcoming over 100,000 visitors to the base, took a team of over 1500 airmen and two years of planningc. >> but the travis air force base commander says it was all worth it. >> we're also very grateful for the opportunity to say thank you not only to the community who provides such incredible support, but also to the veterans and their families who have come before us. we recognize we stand on their shoulders as we carry the lineage forward in solano county. >> to

march of 1946 and spent the next several years serving at a variety of bases across globe in china, guam and texas and virginia. during his time at quantico in virginia, the korean war broke out and he was not sent to service. he was absolutely just apoplectic that he wasn't being sent to service during the korean war. he pleaded with his superiors to be sent and be given combat orders eventually writing months of letters to superiors. they told him to stop writing letters, but we'll send you to war anyway. so he received his orders for the korean war in the fall of 1952, and he arrived in early february 1953, at pohang at k3 a base in pohang south korea. there's a photo of john glenn the day he left for service in the korean war with his wife and two children. david and lynn was, really interesting about this photo as it was taken port columbus airport in columbus, ohio, not far from john glenn's hometown, about a little more than 60 years later, port columbus med john glenn international airport. the other main figure in my book is ted williams. so who was ted williams ted williams was

fortunate enough to do a congressional a delegation with the the admiral of the seventh fleet going out to guamt to the fell peens, going out to -- philippines, to okinawa and into taiwan where i met with former president tsai, and if you look at china's ramp up, we've not seen a military buildup of this escalation since america in world war ii. so they're certainly looking at the china unification. you hear the dangerous rhetoric. we know they're continuing to operate many a way that would be kind of a forecasting or pore shadowing of how they would do a blockade or launch. their operations, but there is a finite window that is there, and there are sill against, you know, the strength of our trilateral and bilateral agreements. looking at our allies within the actual region which is strengthening, the sanctions that would be imposed against china which would be damaging. i think there's a lot of ways we can deal with in that doesn't lead to kinetics because at the end of the day, this is an economic resource and cyber warfare that china is launching. i think there's solution here that doesn't

march of 1946 and spent the next several years serving at a variety of bases across globe in china, guamnd texas and virginia. during his time at quantico in virginia, the korean war broke out and he was not sent to service. he was absolutely just apoplectic tt ing sent to service during the korean war. he pleaded with his superiors to be sent and be given combat orders eventll superiors. they told him to stop writing letters, but we'll send you to war anyway. so he received his orders for the korean war in the fall of■c 1952, and he arrived in early february 1953, at pohang at k3 a base in pohang south korea. there's a photo of john glenn the day he left for service in the korean war with his wife and two children. david and lynn was, really interesting about this photo as it wass, ohio, not far from john glenn's hometown, about a little more than 60 years later, port columbus airport was renamed john glenn international airport. the other main figure in my book is ted williams. so who was ted williams ted williams was born in san diego, california, august 30th 1918. he played left for

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from guam for five minutes. mr.ze mayor paul mcdonald as he ss last term representing his beloved village. being born and raised, mayor mcdonald has devoted himself to the betterment of his village over the course of eight consecutive terms in office. he has earned the his constituents through his hard work and commitment to deterring crime and through his beti village. mayor mcdonald serves as a unifying force within the mmunity,■)■z s initiatives, services and events that foster cohesion and progress. his impact extendsond the confines of the area, as evidenced by the 19-year tenure as president of the association of pacific island local government. he attributes his accomplish. s to the -- accomplishments to the enduring influence of his late father, charles%w beyond his civic duties, mayor mcdonald takes great pride in his role as a devoted father a . it is with genuine appreciation that i express my gratitude to mayor mcdonald for his steadfasm and the beautiful villagee embal term, i extend my sincerest wishes

march of 1946 and spent the next several years serving at a variety of bases across globe in china, guam and texas and virginia. during his time at quantico in virginia, the korean war broke out and he was not sent to service. he was absolutely just apoplectic that he wasn't being sent to service during the korean war. he pleaded with his superiors to be sent and be given combat orders eventually writing months of letters to superiors. they told him to stop writing letters, but we'll send you to war anyway. so he received his orders for the korean war in the fall of 1952, and he arrived in early february 1953, at pohang at k3 a base in pohang south korea. there's a photo of john glenn the day he left for service in the korean war with his wife and two children. david and lynn was, really interesting about this photo as it was taken port columbus airport in columbus, ohio, not far from john glenn's hometown, about a little more than 60 years later, port columbus airport was renamed john glenn international airport. the other main figure in my book is ted williams. so who was ted williams