well dressed you operation this navy army has been deployed well i do forces and as well as yes math national disaster medical gaps have been set up and yes that has been some success in just doing a couple of dozen beat that but old 172 counted as missing and so now continues as well all right thank you for that correspondent mr jaiswal in delhi. tens of thousands of people continue to protest after a military coup almost a week ago the internet has now been restored after being cut off for more than 24 hours but now no one knows for how long the protesters are demanding the release of the country's detained leader. just as a back on the streets of young gone for a 2nd day thousands marching against the military coup in me and. they used the 3 finger salute to signify the rebellion and carried ban is demanding the release of elected leader unsung suchi they say they had no choice but to take to the streets in support of democracy and against what they see as injustice. this is really unfair despite the landslide win in the election the military staged a coup unilaterally and with th

well dressed you operations persists navy army have been deployed on the drilling forces and as well as yes math and national disasters each medigap have been set up and yes that had some success in just doing a couple of dozen people but also 172 qantas missing and so net continues as well all right thank you for that correspondent mr jaiswal in delhi. elections are underway in ecuador to choose a new president the incumbent lenin moreno was barred from running for reelection june to a corruption conviction voters have to choose between a total of 16 candidates for the country's highest office latest polls have left leaning and dress i was in the lead is not allowed to vote in the election himself because he officially resides in mexico but he seen here accompanying his grandmother to vote his strongest rival is the conservative banker guillermo laso. and our correspondent you henry maris is following the vote and joins us from quito voting is it mandatory in ecuador but as we all know there's a deadly pandemic underway so how are the authorities and voters dealing with that . and t

we think it stands for joint army navy combined foul up. these guys who put this together were young men doing a tough job. there were pictures that were nonstandard. i guess you could say this was one of them. the other little stencil inside the bomb shape is that fat man. the stuff above it is about army navy cooperation to get a tough job done and done well. >> here at the museum we want people to think about what happened in hiroshima, >> 80,000 lives were snuffed out in a millisecond. on august 6, when the atomic bomb was detonated over hiroshima, three days later, a bomb of a different mechanical type was over nagasaki. we have the flight record, the pilot dropped the bomb on hiroshima. we have heard the logbook from the enola gay. the primitive computer of the day which was a way of competing which was essential to flight abd to bombing. as we walk over here, we have examples of glass bottles taken from the wreckage of nagasaki. you can see here the intense heat literally melting glass not so far from ground zero. nagasaki was not th

well dressed you operations been persists navy army have been deployed on the tooling forces and as well as yes math and national disasters each medigap have been set up and yes that has been some success in just doing a couple of dozen b. but it left old 172 confidence missing and so i just put them to dean's. all right thank you for that correspondent mission chase fall in delhi. elections are underway in ecuador to choose a new president incumbent lenin marina was barred from running for reelection june to a corruption conviction voters have to choose between a total of 16 candidates for the country's highest office the latest polls have left leaning and dress in the lead. is not allowed to vote in the election and self because efficiency resides in mexico but he's seen here accompanying his grandmother to vote his strongest rival is the conservative banker guillermo loss. and our correspondent your 100 mayors is following the vote and joins us from quito voting is mandatory in ecuador but as we all know there's a deadly pandemic underway so how are the authorities and voters dealing

well and rescue operations persists navy army have been deployed one of the drilling forces and as well as yes math and national disaster is medically accounts have been set up and yes that has been some success in just doing a couple of dozen people left over 172 qantas missing at the beginning and saw them continue as well all right thank you for the correspondent mr jaiswal in delhi. tens of thousands of people continue to protest in me in mar after a military coup almost a week ago internet access has now been restored after being severely reduced for more than 24 hours but no one knows for how long the protesters are demanding the release of the country's detained elected leader aung sang suu kyi. protest is a back on the streets of young gone for a 2nd day thousands marching against the military coup and me and. they used the 3 think a salute to signify their rebellion and carried ban is demanding the release of elected leader unsung suchi they say they had no choice but to take to the streets in support of democracy and against what they see as injustice. this is really unfair de

at the location where the disaster took believed that at the from the london police force the army the navy s. and i was to look for survivors of oil means and then of course the disaster response forces from the state and national level as well now while they have been out on 178 were there missing because they have to believe the lies from one off project from 2 different projects that was hit in the debris there is also was concerned that this dam b.b. got it flooded down could have caused more damage as houses have been evacuated and the search continues separately shopped with indictments as well 12 of these have been rescued but dozens more of us that the efforts on going to rescue dozens more . maybe have been foreseen and could people have been evacuated in time. like i have there was no warning right there for this particular incident to trap and so quickly that the glacial has led to an avalanche and to a massive not that people did not have to react as we can see from the initial strong yesterday how well that have been longstanding warnings by activists and journalists in my men

stopped working meanwhile all of the agencies involved in the rescue efforts that the police the army navy disaster response the indo tibetan border police they're continuing with their operation to remove large amounts of sludge from inside the tunnel this still hoping to get to about 180 meters from the entrance where they believe there are pockets of air and that is a possibility of where they could find the missing men meanwhile relatives of the 35 men are here and they are growing increasingly frustrated by your heart is so dark i have no heard from the administration or come with the hope that the administration would at least be able to give me my son's body but i've lost all hope to i've been here for 4 days my family is calling and asking me where our son is now you tell me what i tell them meanwhile away from here 6 men who are missing since the flood hit on sunday have been found they were installing cell phone towers when the flood hit and they took shelter on the health pad and it took them 3 days to walk to the nearest village after bridges was swept away in the flood. and so

machine broke down meanwhile all of the agencies involved in the rescue efforts that is the police the army navy disaster response the endo tibetan border police personnel they're continuing with their operation that they have for the past 4 days and they're just removing sludge from the tunnel to reach an area that's 180 meters from this entrance where they believe there are pockets of air and the men the trapped men could be but i spoke to a senior army officer and he said that that's proving to be an extremely tedious process because the. amount of sludge inside meanwhile the family members a still here waiting for news of their loved ones police have asked them to wait in an area that's especially for family members there is some good news though away from here a group of 6 men who were installing cell phone towers when the flood hit on sunday and we thought to be missing have been found they were taking shelter on a hell of a pad and it took them 3 days to walk to the nearest village because bridges were washed away and which is why there are engineers including where we are installing zip

stopped working meanwhile all of the agencies involved in the rescue efforts that the police the army navy disaster response the indo tibetan border police they're continuing with their operation to remove large amounts of sludge from inside the tunnel this still hoping to get to about 180 meters from the entrance where they believe there are pockets of air and that is a possibility of where they could find the missing men meanwhile relatives of the 35 men are here and they are growing increasingly frustrated martin your heart is so dark i have no heard from the administration or come with the hope that the administration would at least be able to give me my son's body but i've lost much hope to have been here for 4 days my family is calling and asking me where our son is now you tell me what i told them meanwhile away from here 6 men who are missing since the flood hit on sunday have been found they were installing cell phone towers when the flood hit and they took shelter on the help pad and. took them 3 days to walk to the nearest village after bridges was swept away in the flood and so

moving fast enough there is going to be a meeting with all of the agencies involved as the police and army navy disaster response even the india tibet border police personnel to decide how to move forward given it has been nearly 72 hours and rescue teams say that those 72 hours after such a disaster are the most crucial in saving lives. one month after a plane crashed into the java sea tearing $62.00 passengers in the museum investigators say is still too early to determine what caused the disaster the. russian in the news is a major aviation crash in 6 years jessica washington reports. in focus ambulance of the remains of a young family a woman named to ramani and her youngest daughter. a mother can barely handle her grief divers later found the remains of ramani his 6 year old daughter and now they are all buried together here in her hometown of could be scenes like this have played out across the country since the she would crash in january. we are in shock i'm very sad it is a big disaster for us 3 of our family members died at once why did this happen to our family grieving families of th

moving fast enough there is going to be a meeting with all of the agencies involved as the police and army navy disaster response even the india tibet border police personnel to decide how to move forward given it has been nearly 72 hours and rescue teams say that those 72 hours after such a disaster are the most crucial in saving lives. the u.s. senate has voted to. seed with the 2nd impeachment trial of donald trump rejecting a defense argument that it's unconstitutional to try a former president senate as was shown video evidence on the 1st day of the trial showing his supporters breaking their way into the u.s. capitol or from alan fischer now on day one and what to expect in the coming days. in a place that has seen a lot over this truly was of historic day the 2nd impeachment trial of donald trump before the senate can even begin to question whether or not he was guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors whether he sent a crowd towards capitol hill for a violent insurrection aimed at overturning the results of a democratic election there is the question of whether or not it was constitutiona

moving fast enough there is going to be a meeting with all of the agencies involved as the police and army navy disaster response even the india tibet border police personnel to decide how to move forward given it has been nearly 72 hours and rescue teams say that those 72 hours after such a disaster are the most crucial in saving lives. now somalia's leaders are due to resume talks on when to hold the next election meetings last week ended without a deal of parliamentary and presidential polls agreed to last year have been derailed by a rift between the president and regional leaders your own security council says elections should be held as soon as possible and welcome the announcement of further talks next week. the members of the security council called for somalia's leaders to resume their dialogue urgently and work together in the interests of the people of somalia to reach consensus on the arrangements for the conduct of inclusive elections with a view to holding them as soon as possible our team of experts investigating the origins of covert 1000 in china has dismissed speculation that

moving fast enough there is going to be a meeting with all of the agencies involved as the police and army navy disaster response even the india tibet border police personnel to decide how to move forward given it has been nearly 72 hours and rescue teams say that those 72 hours after such a disaster are the most crucial in saving lives. at least 4 people have been killed and 5 others injured in 3 separate bomb attacks this isn't afghanistan's capital kabul one happening near the ministry of labor in the city center the other 2 explosions targeted police vehicles this is a day after unidentified gunmen killed 4 government workers the government's blaming the taliban but so far no group has claimed responsibility. the rest of the day's news is coming up mexico they're putting the economy 1st is the capital pandemic restrictions despite a national surge in corona virus infections and drugs that tensions brewing in northern ireland as some communities fear separation from britain. it's a sherry time for the philippines the moment rather less so though for most of the lazier and most of indonesia t

they include two air force, eight marine corps, six army and two navy veterans. d been out of the military for many years, two were current army reservists and one national guardsman. but there were no active duty troops. so, over the next 60 days, every unit in the military will have discussions with all of the forces about extremism. but the pentagon spokesman acknowledged today, david, they really don't know the extent of the problem. it could be better than they think, but it could also be worse, david. >> all right, martha raddatz, who has covered the pentagon for years for us. martha, thank you. >>> we turn now to the coronavirus here in the u.s., and news this evening on yet another potential vaccine tonight. this one from astrazeneca. so, what's different about it? could it not only help protect you, but could it, at some point, stop transmission of the virus? what dr. anthony fauci is saying about that tonight. and here's abc now. >> reporter: tonight, promising vaccine news. uk scientists finding the oxford/astrazeneca vaccine likely not only protects pe

that's really taken over in the last few years in order to get into that space and talk to kids the army the navy the air force and the national guard have all started e-sports teams the sports people might be really surprised and. i think one of the fastest growing sector in the world in terms of time there are a lot younger people watching sports course in the area of the electronic battlefield the idea of technologically literate and technologically savvy recruits really really important to us exactly why you would get. the idea that this is all about recruitment has been met with military denials like this one from a member of the navy disease gets to know when i heard a recruiter that's. not the point of this that's not what the navy's official twitch manual says it states that quote everything gung social media should be aimed at making connections between prospects and recruits. while the pentagon was muted e-sports and twitch in 2018 it was already a video game veteran in 20021 year into the bush administration's so-called war on terror and a vast recruitment drive the military released a

this after a meeting between all of the agencies involved in the operation that's the police the army the navy disaster response the indo tibetan border police meanwhile all of those agencies are continuing with their operation that they have been conducting for the last 4 days removing large amounts of sludge from and side the tunnel they are still hoping to reach about 180 meters inside the tunnel where they believe there are pockets of air that the men could be and so while they do that teams from the state john and t.p.c. are drilling down below the entrance trial to 30 meters family members of the 35 men who were inside when a flooded continue to come here and wait for any news and meanwhile away from here there has been some good news 6 men who working on another hydroelectric power project in the region who were missing have been found they were taking shelter on a halle pad when the flood heads and they had been cut off after bridges were washed away and it took them 3 days to reach the nearest village and so that is why i'm you can see to my right here there is a visit ply being built

that you're playing army or navy your marines. and a lot of music playing in church but my brother and sister graduated from didn't have a big music department was a small private school in and say you have access to a lot of stuff that we didn't going to public school just like the music and arts and things like that. >> can you talk about the people in your family. >> so the military heritage comes from my mom's family. and her mom is in the army air corps and he served and her mother's brother migrate uncle was a raider in the pacific campaign and had a head wound and her great uncle my grandmother's uncle and was a marine one of the original doughboys. so the marine legacy goes way back it's pretty awesome for me to join the marine corps about a century later to connect with that heritage. >> that is something that stuck out reading the book. a sailor and a marine and a soldier i cannot a mad one - - imagine had a lot of jokes going around. >> you don't give any be sealed too much grief but when ben was army infantry and i was

navy. the army has products and the commerciality. all those things have people competitive and reinvesting. those are the key things that help us continue to push forward and be more competitive in the world. >> thank you for that. mr. cordero, you cited 497 covid cases. what percentage of the workforce of the mariner workforce would you say that is? >> port to port region to region, let me just add to the question, it is a high percentage we talked about testing which is a very important component to this. our commission supported us in setting up the test site back in august of 2020 and in december, our commission authorized another millions of dollars to have it available. what has that resulted in? from august to the present date, we have tested over 20,000 people at that site. we have to be proactive with testing but the other aspect of going back to the funding question is rapid testing, and last, but i have here is an n95 mask let me just say that when this pandemic hit, many of our front-line workers were wearing basically cl

stopped working meanwhile all of the agencies involved in the rescue efforts that the police the army navy disaster response the indo tibetan border police they're continuing with their operation to remove large amounts of sludge from inside the tunnel this still hoping to get to about 180 meters from the entrance where they believe there are pockets of air and that is a possibility of where they could find the missing men meanwhile relatives of the 35 men are here and they are growing increasingly frustrated by your heart he said i have no hope from the administration i come with the hope that the administration would at least be able to give me my son's body but i've lost all hope to i've been here for 4 days my family's calling and asking me where our son is now you tell me what i tell them meanwhile away from here 6 men who are missing since the flood hit on sunday have been found they were installing cell phone towers when the flood hit and they took shelter on the health pad and it took them 3 days to war. to the nearest village after bridges was swept away in the flood and so engine

moving fast enough there is going to be a meeting with all of the agencies involved as the police and army navy disaster response even the india tibet border police personnel to decide how to move forward given it has been nearly 72 hours and rescue teams say that those 72 hours after such a disaster are the most crucial in saving lives. we're going to weather update next here on our 0 then an escalation of rhetoric if not intent iran's intelligence minister indicates a. new position on the development of nuclear weapons in sudan's prime minister swears in a reformed cabinet will look at what it means for a nation demanding change. and in support of an easy day at the office for straight away of this she looks for recording calling 24th grand slam title. the somalis blowing and it's been quite a strong one it keeps going this cloud of the top of arabia and the levant but there's nothing coming out of the sky now apart from wanted to shout still potentially building in the mountains of yemen maybe southwest saudi and a bit of rain going official sure turkey it's a quiet looking picture at the mo

army, navy, air force, marine and sometimes coast guard.see in recent people like general lloyd austin commanding u.s. forces in iraq or even my assignment as the first african-american to command the united states forces korea and the united nations command as well as the combined united states and korea combined forces command. these are firsts that are still happening in the present time. firsts for african-americans. even though we've been present since before the revolutionary war in formations and yet there are firsts that are just happening, i had the privilege of commanding the big red one, the first infantry division. i was the first african-american to command it when i took command in 2009. so, there are many things that are still happening today. so, while we've seen general c.q. brown as the chief of staff of the air force, i can tell you there are a lot of firsts that are happening all over the place. my assignment as the brigade commander at west point was a first. i'm glad it's not the last. it shouldn't ever be the last. it

moving fast enough there is going to be a meeting with all of the agencies involved as the police and army navy disaster response even the india tibet border police personnel to decide how to move forward given it has been nearly 72 hours and rescue teams say that those 72 hours after such a disaster are the most crucial in saving lives. ok turning our attention to europe a new hotel koren seen measures are expected to dominate prime minister's question time in the british parliament today now that's because as of february 15th. people traveling to the u.k. from red list countries will have to quarantine in a hotel for 10 days the government is asking hotels near c. and airports to join the scheme but there are concerns about capacity not in barber joins us live from london now dean british prime minister boris johnson has been defending the border policy what's he been saying oh yes you're right he has been under attack at prime minister's questions in parliament from kiss starmer leader of the labor opposition who's accused boris johnson of repeated delays in securing britain's borders agains

and the navy may the argument the army had first choice and they blew it and now it was their turn. and that's how it happened the way it did and then the irony of the whole thing is as soon as we got into the war the army front heated up. and we started to supply china and china was re-energized manchuria was much more difficult. we were supplying the nationalists through the so-called burma road or over the burma hump the british got involved in defending india, and we started to be so successful that the land front heated up again. a couple of things to remember before we had somebody else had a question. i saw somebody. before we stop for a break remember how this is all going to work out in the post-war era. and we're going to get to that next class the war from 4344 and 45. today's class was thirty nine forty forty one with and commanders but remember what the position of the united states is going to be in it's very ironic and unenviable. so what churchill and roosevelt are starting to envision is so they're going to win. as george patton says we went to war for totalitariani

meeting between all of the agencies involved in the rescue efforts the police the navy does the disaster response the army the india tibet and border police personnel to decide what to do next india tibetan border police personnel have been trekking for very long distances meanwhile the way from here to deliver food rations to villages that have been cut off and you can see to my right here that people are actually building a log and to give some access to villages on the other side of this river that were cut off after bridges were washed away i can actually still see part of the bridge down this river which was destroyed by the flood and that is because the water level came up to where we are where i'm standing destroying everything in its path . it's early days of course in this investigation as rescue efforts continue but there are a lot of questions about how this happened and why these dams were built in this area in the 1st place. and and renewed focus on the role of climate change scientists have said that they have done an aerial reconnaissance of the glazier they've also a survey the damage. the

there were another 186,000 or so who were -- who served in the army, the navy, and then there were 2 million to 3 million who blaisically remained on the plantations in cities and town, as i say, and the some of them were more basically helping to undermine the innings tuesdays where they were, so president lincoln had to be persuaded over the course of the war to embrace emancipation. he promised at the outset not to deal with slavery but this was crucial to winning the war so by 1862 lincoln began to see the emancipation in these terms. the union army wasn't doing as well or winning as soundly or quickly. he understood how african-americans were playing a vital role as military workers. there were manpower needs. there were not enough white soldiers being recruited into the army, and northern opinion was also shifting so he came to embrace emancipation as well as he wanted to stop the possibilities that europe wants would size with the confederacy and recognize them as a legitimate breakaway nation so lincoln in effect did not take the lead on the issue, but he -- i would say he pl

have formed and apart from that all of the rescue teams involved in the effort that's the navy the police the army disaster response they are continuing to with a bullet rather with the operation we start to remove the large amounts of sludge that's inside the tunnel since it flooded and they are still hoping to get to that 180 meters inside the tunnel where they believe there are pockets of air that's a possibility of where the missing men could be meanwhile the family members the family members of the men have been coming here every day they are understandably upset but today we saw them at salute really break down and say that they're losing all hope list there does seem to be some confusion here as to what actually caused this what's the latest conversation coming to you about that. you know. one of the reasons why there was confusion is because this is just an incredibly remote region and there are different theories about whether an avalanche caused to a lake to burst whether an avalanche landslides lead to that devastation in florida where the blocks of ice fell off of the scientists did fl

or it might be in the army, not the navy. and they've already found all the different services had different ways that they screen. there is no rulebook. there is no ask this question and if they posted this many times and the army and the military is also grappling with free speech. if you are not in the military yet, you can say a lot more things than you can in the military. once you are in, though, there are pretty strict rules. there are things they say you can't have extremist views. those aren't defined. what if are you a fan of marriagery green? are you an extremist? well, if are you a member of the proud boys in canada, you are considered a terrorist. not here. there are a lot of questions to be ironed out. >> great points, great questions. i know you will be among those in the pentagon press corps working to get to the bottom of them. thank you very much. >>> coming up here, it's gop politics, you have democrats ploug plowing ahead with their covid plan. >>> and the left when of the party is now putting on the presid

and floss alamosa receive the army-navy e award for excellence. you can see general groves giving an award to j robert oppenheimer. the pendant flying in the wind is on display on the second floor of the building at the conference center as a reminder of the awesome responsibility the united states has for bringing these weapons to existence in the first place and using them first. it is a reminder of our heritage starting at trinity 75 years ago. let's look at a few more slides. the legacy of trinity, is that they bomb test, a science experiment, the answer is yes. the legacy of trinity is multifaceted. it is because so many things came together at trinity. let's look at a few. symbolically, trinity marked the beginning of the final chapter of the existence of imperial japan. the allies knew that the war, with nuclear weapons, they knew it was going to be a lot less bloody for the allies. nothing japanese. it was clear that the end was near. it was crystal clear with the trinity test. and that is important because of the scale of world war ii. mi

biden administration is deploying 1,110 active duty service members, including teams from army, air force, navy, and marines to support five fema covid-19 vaccination centers across the country. the first team set to arrive in california in ten days. the biden white house also says it will soon utilize defense production act in several ways to procure equipment and supplies for pfizer to make additional vaccine, to tap six companies to make 61 million at home covid-19 tests by end of summer, and built factories to produce raw materials needed for nitrile surgical gloves. a billion pairs a month. all of that means jobs. all of that should have been done a year ago. the biden administration also isn't ruling out using defense production act to aid in production of johnson & johnson's one shot vaccine which is currently awaiting emergency use authorization from the fda. that should come any day now. the federal government is set to ship 10.5 million vaccine doses a week for the next three weeks to states, that's 20% increase compared to the failed former administration. starting this coming week,

larry: my last pointai is that i don't want the sec and others in the army and the navy and the marinesgating mandates on the stock market . and tax hikes are really stupid this point . lengthy exchanges work this out . private companies exchanges with private companies . speech of we just learned that from a guy who has hedge fund who headed up the hedge fundn who got caught in that short squeeze, the markets work themselves out . this rally come these retraining forms, the going to be watching my cox now. if they was not exactly the amateur investor he made himself out to be he's a licensed stock dealer . larry: you think . i'm still trying to t figure out the bettr . byy the way, just to be more on. , think short-sellers they entered play a crucial role in market trading. a safeguards and counterbalances sandra: watch what they arel calling for the settlements . so if you want immediate settlement, can you have a shortselling more. one of the unintended consequences and by the way,nt things important and i can tell you wrapping up a really important that we want the individuals inves

mentioned this, what's wrong with the army carrying out these _ what's wrong with the army carrying out these tests, or the navys wrong with the military being brought into so much of the _ military being brought into so much of the problems and delivery mechanisms of dealing with this pandemic? they deal with crises, they deal— pandemic? they deal with crises, they deal with doing things under fire. that's what they are good at. i've fire. that's what they are good at. we never— fire. that's what they are good at. i've never understood, all throughout this why we did not involve — throughout this why we did not involve the military more. there might— involve the military more. there might be — involve the military more. there might be a — involve the military more. there might be a good reason but i can't see what— might be a good reason but i can't see what i— might be a good reason but i can't see what i can't do it. set it up in the playground from the kids would quite enjoy it i would think. not the test. — quite enjoy it i would think. not the test, but i do mean it will be different— the test, but i do m

there was the navy, there was the air force, there is the army and it was lovely and i sort of lookedaround and said, where am i? and i was approached by a gentleman who came up and said, would you know somebody who was lost in world war ii? and i'm, like well yes, my father! and there's a book, there this is the cover of the book and the book is called the rule of honor. and it's a huge book and it's in the middle of the chapel, it's open, and every day he told, me they turn the page. and it begins with the alphabet, with a. and it is a roll honor of all the men who -- american serviceman who died while stationed in the united kingdom. and i didn't even know this thing existed. so it was quite an experience for me. and a couple of days later, i went on another leg of my garden tour and as the garden tour ended, we were dover castle, someone said would anyone like to go underneath the castle? there are tunnels from world war ii under there where the r.a.f. had their headquarters and i'm like, okay, sure. so at the end of these tunnels, and this is a room that you can see after going t

joining now is rob o'neill, retired navy seal, team six operator, jeremy hunt, army vet. rob, what's this push to her child about? >> the push to purchase what it's all about. they want to politicize anything they can to hurt the right from using the national guard, and surrounding the capitol. if you want 80 plus million votes. we are there to support our democracy and that's about it. but then you get people who want to rewrite the rules for us, politicizing. these are the people to jump behind their desks when the demons come. we are the ones that killed the demons. all they're doing is using us. you mentioned morel earlier, morale is very important for the men and women to do their jobs which is very hard and underpaid. they lose morale and they're out there to fight for the country. president clinton, bush, obama, trump, and biden. i was there to serve the country, not because i'm a republican or democrat but because i'm an american. >> laura: jeremy, when you look at the capitol, i find it depressing. we found out today that -- and its homeland security committing h

navy goes, the army has products and the commerciality. those things have people competitive and reinvesting. those are the key things that help us continue to push forward and be more competitive in the world. >> thank you for that. i am going to move on to mr. cordero. decided i think it was 1497 code , and you may not have this percentage, but what percentage of the workforce would you say that is? >> port to port region to region, let me just add to the question, it is a high percentage and let me give you some data. we talked about testing which is a very important component to this. our commission supported us in setting up the test site back in august of 2020 and in december, our commission authorized another $3 million so we could have that test site open july of 2020 when. -- 2021. so that as an investment by city of long beach. what has that resulted in? from august to the present date, we have tested over 20,000 people at that site. so obviously, we have to be proactive with testing but the other aspect of going back to the fund