navy, marines. washington quickly realized that the privateers alone were insofar urgent to blockade the british in boston being resupplied and reinforced from overseas, so added necessity. he created his own navy using soldiers to fill role of sailors and marines. colonel john glover, marblehead, massachusetts, provided washington with his first ship that you see depicted here and named it the honda in recognition of glover's wife. washington's navy soon grew to six ships, and although they had early success, the challenge is associated with building a pickup team like this soon came to forefront. one of washington agents described the situation this way and i quote the people on board the brigantine washington are in general discontent and, have agreed to do no duty on said ships and say they enlisted to serve in the army and not as marines. benedict arnold and you see arnold's navy in the lower left hand corner depicting or excuse me, right hand side depicted there. he had a similar experience a

navy marines. washington quickly realized that the privateers alone were insofar urgent to blockade the british in boston being resupplied and reinforced from overseas, so added necessity. he created his own navy using soldiers to fill role of sailors and marines. colonel john glover, marblehead, massachusetts, provided washington with his first ship that you see depicted here and named it the honda in recognition of glover's wife. washington's navy soon grew to six ships, and although they had early success, the challenge is associated with building a pickup team like this soon came to forefront. one of washington agents described the situation this way and i quote the people on board the brigantine washington are in general discontent and, have agreed to do no duty on said ships and say they enlisted to serve in the army and not as marines. benedict arnold and you see arnold's navy in the lower left hand corner depicting or excuse me, right hand side depicted there. he had a similar experience a

so theyed first marines into ten companies of 50 marines each one company of 50 marines could be as marineard that ship if required. do limited operations ashore, they could task, organize those 50 man companies into larger battalions to fight ashore. and that's, in fact, what would happen in support of george washgt■jon during ten crucial days, which we'll talk about here in a moment. nicholas led the effort recruit fiw've companies to man the fleet's first five ships and he took personal command of the marine detachment on board the alfred the flagship. a snapshot of lieutenant isaac kriegsmarine detachment on the ship, andrew duryea provides a good of a continental marine company. in 1775. craig's consisted of 40 marines, few of which were born in they were mostly immigrants from great britain, ireland, holland and germany. all but one of the marines was recruited from philadelphia. their average age was 25 and a half years old, with the youngest being 18 and the oldest being 40. age height was five foot six, with the shortest marine five three and a half inches and the tallest being si

navy, marines.shington quickly realized that the privateers alone were far urgent to blockade the british in boston being resupplied and reinforced from overseas, so added necessity. he created his own■7 navy using soldiers to fill role of sailors and marines. colonel john glover, marblehead, tts, provided washington with his first ship that you see depicted here and named it the honda in recognition of glover's wife. washington's navy soon grew to six ships, and although they had early success, the challenge is associated with building a pickup team like this soon came to forefront. one of washington agents described the situation this way and i quote the people on board the brigantine washington are in general discontent and, have agreed to do no duty on said ships and say they enlisted to serve in the army and not as marines. benedict arnold and you see arnold's navy in the lower left hand corner depicting or excuse me, right hand side depicted there. he had a similar experience a year later when

the marines began filtering inside.ski mask. at this time, i had el chapo's black ball cap on my head. >> they determined that el chapo was likely holed up on the fourth floor. knowing him and his bodyguards were most certainly armed, the team was worried the operation would turn into a firefight, catching civilians in and around the apartment building in the deadly cross fire. >> i was worried about our perimeter. we did not have enough manpower. so i wanted to stay outside. >> to watch as lights flipped on in the building. the mexican marines have begun to make their entrance. >> this is when i heard the excited radio chatter. when i ran up to the guy who had the radio and said, what did they say? he said, they got the target. they got him. >> him. el chapo. drew had spent four years hunting el chapo. he had weathered the danger and anxiety of stalking him on his own turf, had sacrificed countless hours with his family. and finally, he was about to come face to face with the object of his obsession. drew drove his arm

so in the marine corps, during this time in the korean war, the leader always a career marine, someone who had much more experience, had had combat training, combat experience, someone like john glenn and the wingman was often a reservist, either was very young and didn't have experience or was a reservist and hadn't flown in years. ted williams so after a while john glenn and ted williams got paired together as a whole story about how that happened, it's in the book. but john glenn was the leader and ted williams his wingman. but there's another definition of wingman which i think maybe a younger crowd knows sort pop culture definition about maybe guys in a bar helping one of them helping his buddy talk to a talking.t he has no business webster's described it as a male friend or partner who accompanies and supports a man in some activity. and if you read the book, i think you'll see that john glenn ted williams, the sean glenn's wingman during the korean war in the air and combat during service. but later in life, particularly when ted williams really later in the early 2000s he was d

so in the marine corps, during this time in the korean war, the leader always a career marine, someone who had much more experience, had had combat training, combat experience, someone like john glenn and the wingman was often a reservist, either was very young and didn't have experience or was a reservist and hadn't flown in years. ted williams so after a while john glenn and ted williams got paired together as a whole story about how that happened, it's in the book. but john glenn was the leader and ted williams his wingman. but there's another definition of wingman which i think maybe a younger crowd knows sort pop culture definition about maybe guys in a bar helping one of them helping his buddy talk to a girl that he has no business talking. webster's described it as a male friend or partner who accompanies and supports a man in some activity. and if you read the book, i think you'll see that john glenn ted williams, the sean glenn's wingman during the korean war in the air and combat during service. but later in life, particularly when ted williams really later in the early 2000s

so in the marine corps, during this time in the korean war, the leader always a career marine, h moreerience, had had combat training, combat experience, someone like john glenn and the wingman was often a reservist, ve experience or was a reservist and hadn't flown in years. ted williams so after a while john glenn and ted williams got paired togete book. but john glenn was the leader and ted williams his wingman. but there's another definition of wingman which i think maybe a yoger cr■íowd knows sort pop culture definition about maybe guys in a bar helping one of them helping his buddy talk to a girl that he has no business described it as a male friend or partner who accompanies and supports a man in some activity. and if you read the book, i think you'll see that john gle's wingman during the korean war in the air and combat during service. but later in life, particularly when ted williams really later in the early 2000s he was dying was in the hospital in san diego and in florida. john glenn was by his side several times calling him, visiting him in the hospital. and i came to un

this is a tiny unincorporated marin county community tucked in between south toledo and marin county. it is a town that came to life during world war ii as housings for those laboring here turned out cargo and taker ships for the war. >> there were 20,000 black people who worked in the shipyards. >> this month they lead student tours inside the office of education in san rafael. >> i've been collecting newspaper articles for years. >> like the story of andy smalls who rode a crowded train writing her suitcase all the way. >> i want people to know that there so many untold stories. there is the legacy that is a complicated one. they contributed to america's history and the war efforts. they were also dealing with a lot of discrimination. white families were offered the opportunity to purchase homes. they see the sign and the buildings but what i want people to know is there is dedication and they decided the fastest way was to get through here. >> i had a dream and an idea. >> i had a chance to meet those original workers and they share their stories with me. >> this is with their shop

marine division band.arriors and also amazing musicians. the marine corps air station camp pendleton color guard. and marines from headquarters support battalion serving as today's honor guard. your dedication exemplifies the service today and i thank for you representing our institution so well. president reagan served in a time of uncertainty with the threat of nuclear warfare at every turn. elementary school children like myself were taught to duck and cover in their classrooms while he formulated some of the boldest diplomatic strategies in history, leading our nation, increasing our military might, limiting soviet expansion, and negotiating with a highly effective and tenacious spirit. he engaged gorbachev and others with respect, empathy, and conviction through his ability to try to understand their perspective and communicate with them. that conviction led to conviction and didn't waiver in crisis and embodied executive accountability. when a terrorist bombing took the lives of 220 marines in beirut

the marine corps air station camp pendleton color guard.om headquarters support battalion serving as today's honor guard. your dedication exemplifies the service today i thank for you representing our institution so well. president reagan served in a time of uncertainty with the threat of nuclear warfare at every turn. elementary school children like myself were taught to duck and cover in their classrooms while he formulated some of the boldest diplomatic strategies in history, leading our nation,inc, limiting soviet expansion, and negotiating with a highlyive an. he engaged gorbachev and others with respect, empathy, and conviction through his ability to try to understand their perspective and communite with them. that conviction led to conviction and didn't waiver in crisis and embodied ecutive accountability. when a terrorist bombing took the lives of 220 marines in beirut, lebanon, he said the to, it probably rests here in this office and with this president. i take responsibility for the bad as well as the good. reagan stood with the

so in the marine corps, during this time in the korean war, the leader always a career marine, someone who had much more experience, had had combat training, combat experience, someone like john glenn and the wingman was often a reservist, either was very young and didn't have experience or was a reservist and hadn't flown in years. ted williams so after a while john glenn and ted williams got paired about how that happened, it's in the book. but john glenn was the leader and ted williams his wingman. but there's another definition of wingman which i think maybe a younger crowd knows sort pop culture definition about maybe guys in a bar helping one of them helping his buddy talk to a .9 talking. webster's described it as a male friend or partner who accompanies and supports a man in some activity. and if you read the book, i think you'll seelliams, the se's wingman during the korean war in the air and combat during service. but later in life, particularly when ted williamseally later in the early 2000s he was dying was in the hospital in san diego and in florida. john glenn was by his

. >> our team is in the arctic as marines train on frozen tundra. >>> new questions tonight about princess kate after news agencies pulled a newly released photo over her over concerns it may have been manipulated. what we know so far. >>> the three-peat it is complete >> iowa's caitlin clark making history again, leading the iowa hawkeyes to a conference championship in a nail-biter the history-making i'm peter alexander. it's a little more than a week until spring, but tonight you wouldn't know it across much of the country. parts of eight states face winter storm alerts tonight as a punishing system is set to unload more snow and strong winds across new england and into the great lakes already tonight we are learning about one death in new hampshire. and across the southeast, the cleanup is now underway late tonight meteorologists there confirmed a pair of tornados slammed into communities in alabama and georgia this weekend elsewhere, heavy downpours are to blame for extreme flooding with charleston seeing more than double its record of rain in a single day we begin tonight with nbc's

marine division band.zing musicians. the marine corps air station camp and marines from headquarterst s today's honor guard.ur dedicatie service today and i thank for you representing our institution so well. president reagann a time of uncertainty with the threat of nuclear warfare at every turn. elementary school children like mylf were taught to duck and cover in their classrooms while he formulated some of the boldest diplomaticegies in history, leading our nation, increasing our military might, limiting soviet expansion, and negotiating with a highly effective and tenacious spirit. he engaged gorba a respect, empd conviction through his ability to try to understand their perspective and communicate with them. that conviction led and didn't n crisis and embodied executive accountability. when a terrorist bombing took the lives of 220 marines in beirut, lebanon, he said the words, if there is to be blame, it probably rests here in this office and with this president. i take responsibility for the bad as

first i'd like to thank the marines from camp pendleton suppting ceremony, including the first marine they're warriors and also amazing musicians. the ri camp pendleton color guard. and marines from headquarters support battalion serving as today's honor guard. your dedication exemplifies the service today and i thank for you representing oust well. president reagan served in a time of uncertainty with the threat of nuclear warfare at every turn. elementary school children like myself were taught to duck and cover in their classrooms while he formulated some diplomatic sn history, leading our nation, increasing our military■á might, limiting soviet expansion, and negotiating with a highly effective and tenacious spirit.s with respect, empathy, and conviction through h ability to try to understand their perspective and communicate with them. that conviction led to conviction and didn't waiver in crisis and embodied executive accountability. when a terrorist bombing took the 220 marines in beirut, lebanon, he said the words, if there is to it probably rests here in this office and with

the supreme council of marine industries with the presence of the president in may this year.formed for the modernization of the program that we felt according to masabbeh, for the modernization , the country should build or supply 4,000 medium and large vessels, the total of which is 13 billion dollars. hormozgan in february this year with the presence of the president, a stagnant ship repair unit activity. 500 people were revived , one of the important infrastructures of the sea economy is shipbuilding, which you activated here today, thank god, according to the plan approved by the supreme council of marine industries, the life of the country's marine fleet should be less than 10 years by the end of 1412, reza safari, sada news agency. and sima , i sincerely thank you for your continued support. be and be proud of god. the beginning of the national market. koyanamii tehran 28 reputable animation companies and universities are present in this market and they display their works for real exchange. of course, we have prepared a place to meet in order to introduce themselves if

marine division band.nd also amazing musicians. camp pendleton color guard. and marines from headquarters support battalion serving as today's honor guard. your dedication exemplifies the service today and i thank for you representing our institution so well. president reagan served in a time of uncertainty with the threat of nuclear warfare at elementary school children like myself were taught to duck and cover in their classrooms while he formulated some of the boldest diplomatic strategies in history, leading our nation, increasing our military might, limiting soviet expansion, and negotiating with a highly effective and tenacious spirit.s with respect, empathy, and ic perspective and communicate with them. that conviction led to conviction and didn't waiver in crisis and embodied executive accountability. when a 220 marines in beirut, lebanon, he said the words, if there is to be blame, it probably rests here in this office and with this president. i take responsibility for the bad the good. reagan sto

that's the marine layer filling in all of the interior valleys. so we're going to wake up on monday morning in march with may gray pretty much everywhere. and it won't last. it's all going to melt back by the time we get to 9:00 or 10:00. then it'll be nothing but blue sky. remember monday after that melts away is actually the warmest day in the whole seven-day forecast. we'll be mid-70s on monday. show you that in the seven-day forecast in one second. in the meantime, there's nothing happening here. we are safely removed from that pinwheel of low pressure over arizona. we're waiting for the storm track to come back. and we already know for like the next five days it doesn't. but by friday of next week it does. we're going to have much more on this as we get closer to it. it doesn't look super impressive, but you're going see there's rain that shows up towards the end of next week, by friday into saturday. back here we've got scattered showers showing up that'll take us from friday into the weekend. but look what happens back here for the rest of

perspective last year, marin county had 11 cases.they are seeing a huge spike in cases. this seems to be cyclical that every 3 or 4 years they see an uptick in cases because those kids well, those childhood vaccines, they're getting to the age where those vaccines are starting to wear off. so it's no surprise that they're it's seen hoping cough, but it doesn't mean the kids and their parents are not a little bit concerned. >> it's kind of increasing around here. and i don't know how about to but this right now, i think everyone should just stay for >> they sent out a lot e-mails and teachers have been a fun experience that will kick off is going around the school. are you a little concerned at all? yes, because the school has a lot of students. and when classes has 32 kids, which has a high chance of me getting whooping cough. >> here's what you need to know. some of the symptoms include a runny nose. and of course, severe coughing. the good news is among their age group and adults. it's not fatal, but possibly fatal. 2 babies, 2 mon

today marks a big step forward for the marine corps. the assistant commandant directed the wall to wall inspection of barracks and told them to report back. if your barracks have issues, get out there and own it, he says. what we're doing across the department of the navy, we're getting out there and we're owning it. i talk about infrastructure in support of critical missions and chairman, i heard this in your opening remarks. a sailor or marine recruited and retained, healthy, safe, supported and trained with a physical space to do the work of our national defense, will return infinitely more values than the dollars that it costs, but it will cost a lot to get it right. and a good maritime fighting force always keeps their eyes on the horizon, we cannot simply accommodate the circumstances that we have always known. we must also anticipate the environment and requirements. the department of the navy has advocated for and accelerated opportunities that will yield increased quality of life and competitive advantage. these include using t

the marine influence is starting to return but not a full fledge marine effect.tures reach up to the neighborhood or slightly in excess of for the north bay as we head into this afternoon. similar temperatures for most of the bay area tomorrow. futurecast shows that marine influence creeping in on the coast today then a little bit creeping inside the bay for fog to begin on sunday. that will spread slightly farther in the inland valleys monday. it backs up to the coast as we head through late morning. each day this will be the trend that repeats itself everyday as we head through the middle of next week. the pollen count is sky high. that is one impact of the lack of rain chances in the forecast. so, we will see that in the medium high category today and tomorrow. flat out high monday and tuesday. mulberry, ashe and oak pollen as the primary offenders. rain chances return. the six to 10-day outlook takes us through next weekend. above average rainfall returning to the bay area associated with a below average temperature pattern. enjoy the mild, dry weather that w

marine as well. thank you.me court as the topic of the food and drug administration and the administrative -- administration of the abortion drug. that justice is set to hear a case a minute or two from now and you can follow along and listen on this channel and see it later at c-span.org and c-span now and here is a shop of some of the protesters and supporters outside. >>and i do want to get an update right now to the argument. we will be getting updates as much as we can. but what we are seeing is oral arguments and afterwards they will to the court. i want to introduce you to our next speaker. host: usa today picks up the story for the lower court decision for president trump saying that the former president and his codefendants only need to post a 175 million dollar bond or deposit to shield assets as they appeal their fraud trial loss according to an appeals court that ruled on monday. r. trump as a scrambles to find the cash. after that letitia james could go after his assets. the defendants have a 10 da

currently, we are in the design phase , according to marine industry activists, the construction and repair of floating is one of the most employment-generating industries in the country. 2,630 people are working in this complex, of course , this capacity can be increased very much. the infrastructure is there and we hope that, in any case, with the attention that the domestic shipping companies in the public or semi-public sector will pay attention to us, this capacity will actually be fully exploited, almost in the private sector. we all actually use the available capacity for repairs. thank god that we have a project of halal bread for our children's wives. in may 1402, the meeting of the supreme council of marine industries was held for the first time with the presence of the president, and the modernization of the marine fleet was on the agenda for the modernization of the program that we feeling. in order to modernize , the country must build or supply 4,000 medium and large vessels , the total amount of which is 13 billion dollars. hormozgan, 2002, with the presence of the pre

they also in the ocean is that is had a devastating impact on marine life like karl, will found, find out why meets urologist a sounding the along the i want you keeps making in welcome to the program. the u. s. has will and that all of gaza is facing starvation, secretary of state anthony, blinking made the remarks as he prepared to head back to the middle east. he'll meet top officials and saudi arabia and egypt in the hope of brokering a ceasefire and ramping up a deliveries to gauze. a 100 percent of the population and gaza is that severe levels of acute food and security. that's the 1st time an entire population has been so classified. we also see again, according to this case, the united nations, a 100 percent. the totality of the population is in need of humanitarian assistance . a lincoln was referring that to a new un back suit security assessment that is wanting the hall of gauze ins and now experiencing tacitus trophic hunger and the famine could hit renewal soon. if a deliveries are not immediately increased, that's been growing on ease among his rails allies about the hum

it's fairly uncommon to see a marine fast team deployed. fast stands for fleet anti-terrorism security team. and there are highly specialized unit of marines, and there are teams like this position around the world, so they can be essentially a rapid response force to go in and protect the us government building in this case, of course, it's the embassy. these teams typically consists of dozens, are several, dozens of marines who are sent in to give immediate security and immediate capabilities to an embassy to make sure it's safe. and that gives you an idea of how the us sees the security situation in haiti at this time over the weekend, the us evacuated non-essential personnel from the embassy there. but there are still embassy members at work there so this is to make sure they are safe as the situation, security situation deteriorates pretty much across the country there the us watching very closely, especially after the haitian president resigned a couple of days ago. but there was a question of which way this goes from here. and the us

i suggest focusing on the leader of the french far-right, marine le pen. visited the kremlin back in 2017 and often expressed respect for vladimir's leadership putin, because he is... a leader who seeks to protect the interests of his nation and culture, and that is what is important to marine le pen here in france. of course, because of this, she is also accused of being too close to putin, because her party of national unity was forced to borrow millions from russian banks. now they say that they have already returned this money, and that they had to act like this because no french bank has. we filmed it at the university of lyon, where the party congress is held every year, a big event for national unification, and that year they invited guests from abroad, in particular the deputy head of the russian duma, he was there, his name is andrii isaev. he is also a member of the veterans affairs commission. i suggest watching a fragment from this report, which explains why he ended up there. let me remind you, this is 2014. russia has just invaded crimea and

i suggest focusing on the leader of the french far-right marine le pen.isited the kremlin. in 2017, it was often said that he respects the leadership of vladimir putin, because he is a strong leader who wants to protect the interests of his nation and culture, and this is what is important to marine le pen here in france. of course, because of this, she is also accused of being too close to putin, because her party, the national union, had to borrow millions from russian banks. now... they say that they have already returned the money and also that they had to act like this because no french bank agreed to provide them with the loans they needed. i looked into our france 24 archives and found a focus report i did in 2014. we filmed it at the university of lyon, where the party congress is held every year, a big event for the national association. and that year they invited a guest. from abroad, in particular the deputy head of the russian duma, his name was andriy isaev, he is a member of the ruling party in russia, a very conservative figure. he is also

marine activities should be limited.ran, we will have an increase in the number in the coming hours. sometimes we predict wind blowing in some areas of tehran province. i sincerely thank you for your attention with khabar news network. have a good time and god bless you. nous allons faire block we stand together to be frank and i have the opportunity to say abwa jai. it does not exist in our schools. don't touch awaim initiative following the announcement of mr. atal, the minister of education, regarding the ban on wearing aba in the door french institute schools were created. our initiative was created with the presence of high school girls, girls studying in kalesh, mothers and all walks of life. this is our request. is for girls to regain their freedom and for them to be able to wear whatever clothes they like. teachers are also involved in this process. teachers who think this situation is not normal and think that their job is not to control people's clothes. because we are specifically talking about clothes. our te

according to the plan approved by the council excellent marine industry, fleet life in.ntry should reach below 10 years by the end of 1412. reza safari, sed and sima news agency. discovery of one ton of 232 kg of narcotics embedded in tomato paste. milk customs officers, in cooperation with sistan baluchistan border guards, managed to find this amount of narcotics embedded in a truck. truck from the country. afghanistan was planning to enter iran, according to the truck driver's statement, the smugglers were planning to send these drugs to europe through iran. there is news of a fire in one of the refineries oil workers in erbil, iraq, report. still the cause of this fire. no report has been published about the fire and the extent of its possible damages. at the beginning of january, the erbil oil refinery caught fire. in december, a fire in the same refinery injured four people. the massacre of 170 people in burkina faso the authorities of burkina faso announced that the militants massacred about 170 people in an attack on three villages in the north of the country. sim

special marine warnings and the potential of snow. at this hour, a closer look at the impacts for your sunday when we come right back. >>> and tonight, we invite you to watch our half hour documentary "reckoning." hundreds of sex abuse lawsuits against the catholic church. it is a tough topic our investigative unit spent four years unraveling. executive producer michael bot put together their findings showing the scandal is bigger than many knew. see their work tonight right heren nbc bay area. o your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve memory. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary

and the problem is west ending with devastating effects from marine life of the coast of 10 i scape type a out of him and his 9 year old daughter preparing for a dive. she has a remarkable and naval post time and been saturday and my name is tyler guy up in uh, i'm 9 years old and i'm in the 4th grade in this. and he showed me a clean up trash from the ocean and the show him, you know, i checked the oceans and the marine life. and then after i had to go, i've collected a 1000 kilograms of plastic 1000, gave you the plastic, said one of the ones on how fast i have with her father. she was surprised by what she saw. how do you know there was so many beautiful fish, the people on basically an equal amount of plastic. and i just that made me realize i needed to do something to help the beach is probably are among tourists of sort of plastic, garbage, mainly single use site homes. i like going to buy the you putting what you find mobile 2 cops and buck tools on the beach. what do you think people despises bottles for guessing about because it's getting on a more different cost experience bags

me plus the office of highway safety, office of marine safety, member brown and looked _ marine safety a recorders group — structure. we have a recorders group which is responsible for locating. _ group which is responsible for locating, retrieving ants downloading any recorder or recorded _ downloading any recorder or recorded information that may relate — recorded information that may relate to — recorded information that may relate to the accident. we do have — relate to the accident. we do have the _ relate to the accident. we do have the voyage data recorder. they— have the voyage data recorder. they worked on that all day to validate — they worked on that all day to validate that information and also — validate that information and also have a printout of the alarms, _ also have a printout of the alarms, that is the log. they still— alarms, that is the log. they still have _ alarms, that is the log. they still have to go back and look at that— still have to go back and look at that and validate that information at a later time. in addition — information at a later time. in additi

and hooping cough cases on the rise in marin county.ell you why doctors say tell you why doctors say they're seeing a spike. at tj maxx, you can afford to turn your closet into a place of endless expression. with the quality, styles, and prices you love. ♪♪ now. the kron 4 morning news businesses in oakland are joining forces and spending money to increase safety for their employees. >> we're also tracking the rain. a stormy weather beginning to blanket the bay. heavy winds expected throughout the day. we'll take a closer look. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning and thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm sorry. and i'm james and a wet friday. it is the rain really start to fall now as promised and advertise yes, we're talking all

one of my three kids is a marine who was 8 year commander now a marine reservist, thinking about himamazing story that i heard from doug wilder, former gerthe military in the k war. the military, like society at that time, was a lot of guy to stand up for himself. he had a commanding officer that said i want everyone to be treated fairly and he believed as others in his unit in the middle of really difficult battle circumstances the african americans in the unit was not being treated well. they all agreed they were going to talk to their co and pass that on and when they all stood up to do it they all just said to doug, okay, you do it. so, he la it concerns about the way that they were being treated and his commanding officer said, you have done what i asked you to do, now you all go back to work ant need to do. and things did not change for three to four weeks and all of a sudden one day, everything changed. because, he did what he was supposed to do, he stood up and he said there is not right and we are a unit and if we make changes things can be "better. and so i would hope that

a grocery outlet, bargain market will take the spot of an old cvs serving marin city.t's a community that's really been disadvantaged and underserved for decades, and there is plenty of excitement about this, we're told 1000 shoppers are expected tomorrow alone. abc seven news reporter j.r stone has more now from the north bay, where opening up a marin city grocery outlet. >> that's what's happening. it's happening tomorrow. >> owner operators chant avaf and bruce. we couldn't be more excited about their grocery outlet bargain market opening up in marin city after months of planning, we will have a line. >> we will definitely have a line for sure. we are expecting over a thousand customers as we were at the store and workers were preparing, one person after the next either walked up or drove up hoping to go shopping. >> i'm sorry we're not open yet. >> i know, i'm just, lucky here. okay. >> march 7th, tomorrow at 7 a.m, the opening is huge for two reasons. >> first, marin city, an underserved community since world war two, lacked grocery options. >> the community has b

and so that means that it becomes part of the marine food chain. the small fish being eaten by the bigger fish and so on. i think that that is passed from one to the other more control. finally we as sea food consumers could wind up with that little that on our plate unrest. preplanned. some fishers are starting to use alternative thinkers made of ceramic or think, but the un estimate some $640000.00 tons of fishing gear, including hazardous metals still ends up in our oceans each year of the to combat the problem. volunteers from hipaa campus, an organization focused on the conservation of shorts noted seahorses, have launched the plume boom project. google is when i there. boom is a project born after so many dive stillness, where we saw so much rubbish made from metal with pacific from lead. that means that used in sport fishing and professional fishing. they bought the way because nets loaded with lead sinkers, for example, just hadn't kind of got the seem of the, the problem to remove the metals from the see. the project relies on a vast netwo