did you work at the river base? well, i want to rent a room.is no longer profitable to keep the base. still in the hotel they go abroad, and on the basis of no amenities, the owner wanted to sell, yes, who needs it. well, there is a room. why would you? yes, with my boyfriend i want to retire to an abandoned base. i have a concern for you . when did dad find out? he said he wouldn't come, of course. but inga will react to the room to me in the typewriter, she says, you will insert the batteries. she didn't even go. mom did not, when i was 14, i'm sorry lyuba took her to her, she was young. she is only 10 years older than me bold. all her friends went on a date at the dance, and she went with me after school went to construction. it was necessary to earn money from the construction site they took him to the army. he served urgently. now i've returned, i'm studying in absentia, now you know everything about me. don't say everything. did you have a girlfriend? who didn't have a girlfriend as a child? let's go let's tell, yes, i have something to t

on based on the experience of foreign partners and civilian sailors of the river fleet, the divisionmed is now carrying out the tasks of subordinating the defense villages of kyiv to ensure support for their forces acting on the e-e near the dnieper. what will we do? continue to increase our efforts not only near kyiv, now the enemy is in the south of the dnieper, and we must also have the appropriate forces to oppose the enemy on our on our river on our waterways because of the war we were forced not only to leave our cities but also to change professions in khmelnytskyi region created educational hub three months ago, at the beginning of the mass resettlement of ukrainians to the trulov regions, during this time, hundreds of immigrants retrained and found work here, which professions they prefer , our valentina moiseyenko found out these details, what details have we learned, we simply call them oh yes, the future seamstress masters the intricacies of operational sewing, most of them resettled people who were forced to change not only their place of residence, but also their profes

we need to look at examples like the yakima river base and replicate end of the cinnamon as in yakima we can no longer be just a water agencies making decisions. we need m everyone's best ideas and perspectives and that includes the tribes to his advantage and rural communities with environmental interests.un my last point to accelerate and make that collaboration successful we need good information. this means supporting the long-standing efforts of federal programs like the usgs and nrc assembly need new tools like the platform. the drought conditions we are seeing today should be a blazing wake-up call for bold and innovative action. howard respond now will shape the future of the rural communities and agriculture acrossss the west and the econoc health and quality of life for the wholeit region. we stand ready to continue our collaborative efforts and the rangee of partners to meaningfully address the extreme drought in the west. thank you. >> thank you sir. now we have mr. o'toole. >> thank you mr. chairman senator barrasso appreciate the kind words and it's not an honor for me t

built three new berthing complexes on the yenisei river several bases for storage of materials and equipmenter season construction of three more berths will be completed in the active phase is in the construction of an oil loading terminal in sever bay artificial land plots are being built in the waters of the bay of the tanker fleet, work is underway to solve the aviation infrastructure, rotational residential camps are being built, in general, the project lives and develops as planned. to overcome that inevitable difficulties and we have complete confidence that all tasks will be completed. we must do this before the flood. we will be glad to see our friends as part of the project to build a new ark for the world economy. thank you for your attention. thanks a lot. thank you for your candid and insightful presentation and for your strategic analysis of the causes of the disappointing state of the global economy and energy. and, of course, for your optimism when looking to the future because of the wonderful metaphor, but also to the ark which seems to me a very very place. and hmm, the lea

washington could mine the yellow sea and pearl river delta to bring basing to the negotiating table in the event of a conflict with china. that's according to us navy commander victor. do know the united states must find a means of disputing chinese see control the u. s. in the pacific command should aggressively pursue offensive mining capabilities to use in the yellow sea and pearl river delta mining. these 2 key waterways, which strike at a known chinese vulnerability in a winning essay for a naval mine warfare contest. victor do no claims that money, the key economic regions of the yellow sea and pearl river delta would allow the u . s. by time and space for a counter attack that's in the event of beijing. launching a conflict through surprise and deception. however, many think such a tactic would do little but further infuriate china with which tensions have recently grown due to disagreements on us military support for taiwan. and the rise of china and the developments in the asia pacific region are among the major issues being discussed at the ongoing nato summit, where australi

a pre-investigation check was organized based on media information about water pollution in the lobnya riverth of birds and fish. verification activities, based on the results of which a procedural decision will be made. experts have already taken water samples on site. now the rescuers are working and cleaning the river from chemicals, meanwhile, the activists have tracked the violators with characteristic spots of a sticky substance, found next to the industrial plant, which is located nearby. now investigators are looking into it. who is in charge of this enterprise? this weekend, muscovites are waiting for a new wave of tropical evil. and this means that the rescuers who are on duty at the reservoirs will noticeably increase work patrols are watching, not only for the safety of vacationers on the shore. well, in order to catch on the water reckless drivers on small boats. denis vaskovsky , together with the inspectors, went to the raid. the boat of the state inspection of small boats is gaining momentum. the area of ​​\u200b\u200bresponsibility is the section of the khimki reservoir from

at least one house was completely swept away by the water, sent careening down the river after it detached from its baserecedented devastation at the height of -- montana's republican governor has been missing in action. people first started getting suspicious when their request for the emergency declaration was signed by the states lieutenant governor, and not governor greg gianforte, who was previously best known for physically assaulting a journalist, and getting away with it. the governor's office first played coy, only saying that gianforte was unaware on a long scheduled personal trip. he wouldn't say where. that was of course until governor wrist was spotted vacationing in tuscany, in italy, with his wife. according to the outlets news-y, john gianforte -- saying the governor will be returning home, quote, early and as quickly as possible. but it sounds like gianforte did not get the message because the website music, also obtained a photo which has not been seen or verified by nbc news, reportedly showing the governor and his wife enjoying dinner in a tuscan restaurant on wednesday. and the phot

firm representing the city of vivaldi, protecting one of the last wild rivers in europe after the break, with one california baseding companies doing their increase awareness about europe's national natural beauty ddos, a river. (music throughout) rockslides have closed all of yellowstone national park at the beginning of the busy summer tourism season. two major rivers in the park are running at such high levels. they're washing away riverbanks that support homes, bridges and roads along the water. take a look. thank goodness stone was in this house when it was pushed downstream. evacuation orders are in place. it's not clear, though, how many people are still stranded in the park or when the park might reopen. southern california's patagonia clothing companies working to save one of the last wild rivers in europe. patagonia's teaming up with several environmental groups to create a national park to preserve the videos, a river in albania. environmentalists have an agreement with the albanian government to give up plans to build eight hydropower stations on the river and instead will keep the river wild by decla

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river outfitters offers horseback riding at the base of the bear tooth mountains.ople will kind of keep their heads. things will be fine. but we will. i mean, we are already seen a lot of bookings canceled, owner brad edwards says they usually take 25 to 30 people out riding a day in the summer. they barely saw that many people all last week. first the pandemic. then last year, all the heat and drought this year flooding he goes. i'm starting to think you have the 40 horses of the apocalypse. edwards tells me that they usually take that hey, from spring and summer in store it so that they're able to feed those horses come wintertime, but because of that flooding, it's completely washed away that, hey, that's going to be a big economic hit for them because the price of he has tripled since this time last year and red lodge, montana mills hayes ktvu, fox two news. for russia continues pounding ukraine's east as the country awaits a boat that could determine its european union status. plus what we know about two americans who went missing fighting with ukraine. also t

departure from the base facilities and from the coast of the use and movement of small-scale exercises in the dniester lebanon and at the entrance to it on the dniester and turunchuk riversas in the ukrainian part of the kuchurgan reservoir and reported in the telegram channel of the operative headquarters of the local executive committee based on preliminary information that the destroyed electric substation, half of the city was left without power, other details are currently unavailable , the day before, the mayor of energodar, dmytro orlov , warned about preparations by the russian special services provocations in the temporarily captured cities of zaporizhzhia , he calls today not to attend mass events in the city that the invaders plan to hold. in addition , a curfew was introduced in the vasyliv berdyan, melitopol and pologiv regions today for the whole day. during this time, it is forbidden to be on the streets and in other public places without special permits, restrictions will end tomorrow at 5 o'clock in the morning in zaporizhzhia, the enemy was also loudly attacking the villages of the region with a hail of tornadoes and the russian air force carried out an

base . russian nordics in social networks lured customers with style houses, and a frame with proximity to the riververything was fine. location matched subscribers it was enough. that is, there was no, but such a probably murky information that would have made a table, but made the reservation and arrived at the place of tourists. they were only waiting for a small grove, a leaning fence and no houses in this place, according to the plan of the scammers, somewhere a little higher, where there were no roads , there should have been a base, the russian nordic at night in the forest they could not find a recreation center ; scammers spent hours conducting meaningless correspondence and offered to call the hotel administrator, naming the random number of a local resident yuri belsky. i tried to explain to the person that such a base does not exist there. well, they didn’t get there experts. they say that scammers took advantage of a new trend according to rostourism. this year, domestic routes are popular, the same altai, kaliningrad , st. petersburg, the far east, the caucasus , car travel, active out

they bought land on the connecticut river, old a building, got the machinery, and they produced guns based on waterpower back then, they did not have steam power, at least not there. they turned out their 10,000 rifles a $10 90 cents apiece, 18 months ahead of schedule. during the civil war, there is a fellow spencer, who i told you was my favorite character, he got some backing from people who had silk mills, and they eventually approached -- they were trying to get a contract with the government to make repeating rifles, which were very novel, very original. they were not getting very far. finally they got a contract number and again, this is the very last weeks of 1861, the war was underway. they didn't have any place to build them. they ended up having to rent a former company, they rented part of a boston piano factory and began to turn out rifles. that to me is extorting a. -- extraordinary. i'm not a businessman, but normally when you get a contract , you've got to show how you can do it and that you can do it. some of these guys just didn't. they took a gamble, but they succeeded.

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regions. facial severe floods, all rain is full costs, major rivers, all expected to continue warrenson south chris fast domestically develops based rocket husks. best rate launched a dummy satellite into orbit is the 2nd attempt to fail test flight last october. the molly's military rulers have declared 3 days of national warning fell to funds has killed a 132 people in several villages. barbara got our reports, marley and television showed soldiers under regional governor, as they reassured villagers. the government, as blaming an al qaeda link group for the violence, lukewarm milan, lovely demolish of a government of the republic of marley deeply regret to inform that the peaceful populations were the subject of cowardly and barbaric terrorist attacks. during the night of the 18th and 19th of june, 2022, a total of $132.00 civilians were killed by our do cooper's fighters, massena co dba. several of the attackers have been for many identified. a local politician says the night rates were revenge attacks. no one will if i be yacht new 2 weeks ago, the army was present on the ground to do patrols during the patrols. there were cl

the green screen, ford the river, oh you died of dysentery? right? which the text base version of the game starts in the 1970s when it becomes popular in the 1980s and 1990s. and so it's this you start in independence, missouri, and you are supposed to lead your party to the willamette valley, across the [inaudible] reverse and problems along the way, like broken axles and all kinds of things like dying of cholera and distal dysentery but what's so interesting in that game is that you never once encountered native americans. it's not part of the game. which when you think about it doesn't make sense. illegitimately doesn't make sense. there's no way that you can have traveled from independence, missouri, to the willamette valley, 180 days, by the 1850s, 140 days, there's no way you could've done that without encountering native americans. yet they're written completely out of the game. all right. native americans only kind of pop up in our vision of the kind of westward expansion that organ trail plays on in those westerns and then they are always presented as some sort

base in the city. she glorified him and learned that the construction of a shipyard on the river.was engaged the ancestor of the famous russian poet of the golden age, it was designed by the great-uncle of alexander pushkin, general and engineer ivan gannibal, in 1785 25 fleet ships of 13 yachts and 12 mushroom ships were launched here for catherine's travels. over time, shipbuilding in krichev fell into decay . big business literally became small, we are heading to the local center for the creativity of youth children to see miniature models of ships that plied the sea a few centuries ago. as i said, krichev is the only center shipbuilding in the xviii century, and it all started with a galley, on which catherine ii herself traveled a ship, that is, 20 cans, there were about 120 people, only rowing in the complete absence of wind. and so it was sails, of course, artillery weapons, guns stood. well, and, accordingly, there was a wardroom for royal individuals, a rather large vessel of the order of 30 m in length, perhaps one of the largest built on the greek shipyard, that is, it

river rock casino. chris: tomorrow night right here on abc 7, the scene has shifted from the bay area to the base state.den state is feeling good after a blowout win over the celtics in game two on the night. stephen curry, will host steve kerr even got some shots up. shooters shoot. boston is one of the iconic franchises in all the nba. it is not lost on the players who are looking forward to playing on the famous floor tomorrow night. >> historic team. the dynasty from the 1980's and you know how many championships they won over the course of the years and just have a different iconic look when you see it on tv. there's a lot of history in the city and this building. chris: abc 7 is your exclusive home of the nba finals. our pregame show begins at 5:00. after the game with highlights and reaction from boston. giants and rockies at oracle. she is super happy to get a foul ball. the rockies took the early lead until wilmer flores blasts one to one of his friends he left for his seventh of the year. the giants go up 3-1. charlie blackmon, his 200 career homerun. there goes dave. and overboard. that swing

the ukrainian army recently crossed the ingulets river on the border of mykolaiv oblast and kherson oblast and captured a bridgehead that could become a baseeroffensive. this in ukraine for this i don't want to give the russians hints where the ukrainians should follow from the other side ukrainian troops know very well that the place they attacked is not the place they should attack in fact, this is a bait to distract and get the russians in their positions, this is not an offensive to liberate kherson - it is an offensive to divert the attention of the russians from other directions . at this stage, kherson is more important in a symbolic political sense since russia's attempt to act also towards odessa and then to transnistria failed, kherson lost its strategic importance, i don't want to say it directly , but let's say this, i don't see any signs that the ukrainian army is now going directly to kherson to liberate the city, they will do it differently. let's say, when it happens the ukrainian army will already control the crimean advantages, belarus has begun checking the combat readiness of the troops of the minefields of the border z

river rock casino. chris: tomorrow night right here on abc 7, the scene has shifted from the bay area to the base state.den state is feeling good after a blowout win over the celtics in game two on the night. stephen curry, will host steve kerr even got some shots up. shooters shoot. boston is one of the iconic franchises in all the nba. it is not lost on the players who are looking forward to playing on the famous floor tomorrow night. >> historic team. the dynasty from the 1980's and you know how many championships they won over the course of the years and just have a different iconic look when you see it on tv. there's a lot of history in the city and this building. chris: abc 7 is your exclusive home of the nba finals. our pregame show begins at 5:00. after the game with highlights and reaction from boston. giants and rockies at oracle. she is super happy to get a foul ball. the rockies took the early lead until wilmer flores blasts one to one of his friends he left for his seventh of the year. the giants go up 3-1. charlie blackmon, his 200 career homerun. there goes dave. and overboard. that swing

base everywhere. such was the huge bad weather that hit belogorsk and 95 children were evacuated from the local boarding school. usually a small river. byu, karasu flooded the territory of the first floor of the buildings, some of the children were transferred to the district hospital, others to the sanatorium of evpatoria, where they will stay until the end of the summer. in the simferopol region declared a state of emergency 4.500 people were left without electricity. and the water from the rivers continues to stay in the reservoir, the discharge from it will be increased today. here, go to share the mainstream. warn in advance. that is, like every house. go in those that are sunk, all must be food with hot meals. that is, in full, whoever is needed there, if the hotels are also dispersed, including agree, we settled down now under the threat of flooding 70, streets of simferopol another 10 villages. rescuers ask the crimeans to remove from these areas cars and be ready for a new strike of the elements yana shcherbatore andreevich tokanchenko to lead, crimea what this day is remembered for in history we will tell right now hello j

river. oh united dysentery. all right, which the the text-based version of the game starts in the 1970s, but it becomes popular in the 1980s and the 1990s. right and so it's this you start in independence, missouri and you're supposed to lead your party to the willamette valley acrossing various rivers and and problems along the way right broken axles and all kinds of funding dying of cholera and dysentery. it was so interesting in that game. is that you never once encounter native americans? it's not part of the game. which we think about it doesn't make sense. it legitimately doesn't make sense. there's no way that you could have traveled from independence, missouri to the willamette valley and the 180 days to it by the 1850s 140 days. there's no way you could have done that without encountering native americans yet. they're written completely out of the game. all right, native americans only kind of pop up in our vision of kind of the westward expansion that the oregon trail plays on in those westerns and then there always presented as some sort of antagonistic force. so it's a really interesting that if we ge

that by tracking all of the salmon to the san pablo and san francisco- based this year, the fish will be protected from the low rivers during the drought but usually salmon swim along the central valley rivers to reach >> are probably thinking this water is much colder. >>> looking ahead to wednesday, the national park will reopen escape to visitors and he seen some of this video by now probably. this is the recent flooding that swept through last week. this is a small example of the widespread damage of the northern part of the park and on wednesday the park service said visitors will be able to enter the southern entrance, but they are trying to limit tourists but they are doing that by only allowing cars and motorcycles with even license plate numbers on the even days of the month. odd plate numbers on the odd days. that is hard to see. >> it is. we saw that very heavy rain most likely enhanced by climate change, and the intense rainfall and flooding we saw i want to show you what's going on today, it is a big draw for tourism, and as people go from all over the world to see yellowstone, looks like there are still

cruise collection is taking place on a huge open area, created based on the paintings of 32-year-old tatyana plaksina , a sparkling riverowing on the stage, show business stars are performing. here is an impromptu exhibition of paintings by the daughter and uspenskaya thank god we have and contains that our russian show business will not die show business stars don’t complain about the lack of clothes yet, only natasha koroleva’s wardrobe is bursting at the seams, what can we say about the king of variety philip kirkorov and things this is from valentin yudashkin somewhere dress 10-15 20,000 dollars, but life i don’t think that there should be such expensive clothes for life, clothes should be primarily comfortable, but koroleva has long appreciated the talents of uspenskaya’s daughter, the singer often wears a scarf painted by tatyana syrup and where was the scarf? uh, here's some portrait of a girl who tanya did. and why didn’t they take him with them today, of course, the tray, but he didn’t fit the dress code among the guests, the actress olesya sudzilovskaya of the singer. julia savicheva aziza jasmine and glucose

river tributaries are totally cut off. the water buffaloes are an important part of the local area industry. but human and animal based is also a challenge for the fragile ecology bookmaking in this pristine habitat and its ancient heritage are all at risk. and without immediate action, this unique marshland is pushed closer to extinction every day. sullivan jo without the ra, a heart of southern iraq. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the regional head of lou hands says ukrainian forces have recaptured about 20 percent of last territory and the eastern city of euro done yet. russian troops are now in control of half of the strategic city. after weeks of fighting. hundreds of african refugees have held protest islamic, demanding the right to work and pockets on. they also want to be recognized as asylum seekers. the un secretary general has condemned the killing of a protest or in through done crowds were marching to demand justice for a 128 people killed during a crackdown on a pro democracy protest. 3 years ago, one of donald trump's former top advisors has been charged with contempt of congress. a jury

river that divides over to that's from us a chance. and we're also seeing them basically trying to up the pressure on your brain force the other parts of the country to base the 40 cranes to spread themselves more thinly. so we're seeing more shilling in the south. the mc alive in the north, near had given or so that bill, russian forces are on exercise not to miss all strikes on ukraine from belarus last night. so since the russians are trying to draw away ukrainian forces from the dumbass where they've been defending quite successfully. but for now, there isn't a sense that the, the ukraine forces are somehow disarray. they are getting western weapons. it's not could out coming as fast as they'd want. and in the scale on the scale that the ukranian positions say they need, but they are making a difference. and they are allowing ukraine to compensate at least to some degree, for their lack of weapons. and for their comparative, smaller numbers of artillery stems out on the field. they're able to use that in coordination with better intelligence from the americans and use of drones to basically reduce that russian security to something that still somehow

base in the city. she glorified him. learned that he was engaged in the construction of a shipyard on the sosh river the the famous russian poet of the golden age, it was designed by the great-uncle of alexander pushkin, general and engineer ivan gannibal, in 1785 25 ships of 13 yachts and 12 mushroom ships were launched here for catherine's travels. over time, shipbuilding in krichev fell into decay big business literally became small, we are heading to the local center for the creativity of youth children to see miniature models of ships that plied the sea a few centuries ago. their task is not to succumb to provocations boldly move forward. we gathered around the table and he straight up stood up and said. well, of course, i don’t support you in this, but i wish you good luck. well, i remember it very well. it is, of course, with me and still lives. there may be some resentment. this is how he reacts. and what? and what are you in the forest, what are you doing there, and what, and how, and you walk with an ax, they chose a non-standard occupation for themselves, and therefore they are often in the s

river tributaries are totally cut off. the water buffaloes are an important part of the local dairy industry. but human and animal based is also a challenge for the fragile ecology bookmaking in this pristine habitat and its ancient heritage are all at risk. and without immediate action, this unique marshland is pushed closer to extinction every day. sullivan without the ra, a heart of southern iraq, people across china have been celebrating their traditional dragon boat festival. it's the 1st time the event has been held since the panoramic begun. alexey o'brien reports, the celebrations may not be as grand or as busy as usual. many in the crowd on guam, joe, a just happy to be out and about to why don't i am going to local and i grew up watching dragon boat performances. i wasn't able to watch it in the previous 2 years because of the pandemic. i feel particularly excited and happy the face to both held across china to mark the death more than 2000 years ago. that the revered poet and government minister to you and the story goes that when he was sent into exile, he was so unhappy he drowned himself. supporters went

river tributaries are totally cut off. the water buffaloes are an important part of the local area industry. but human and animal based is also a challenge for the fragile ecology. bookmaking in this pristine habitat and its ancient heritage are all at risk. and without immediate action, this unique marshland is pushed closer to extinction every day. sullivan without the ra, a heart of southern iraq. tropical storm warnings have been issued for the u. s. state of florida, cuba and the bahamas as a weather system batters the gulf of mexico. 2 people were killed in cuba after heavy rain surgery, landslides, where the system is expected to develop into a tropical storm. as it approaches the united states. one of africa as big as jazz festivals has kicked off on the senegalese island of st. louis. we've covered the 1900 restrictions lifted. thousands of tourists have come to the event that showcases music inspired by africa. nicholas han reports from st. louis ah, improvising on stage is malia and jazz artists bedrock with, with a band of senegalese musician, ah, taken by the music many in the crowd are unable to keep sti

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river tributaries are totally cut off. the water buffaloes are an important part of the local dairy industry. but human and animal based is also a challenge for the fragile ecology. but making in this pristine habitat and its ancient heritage are all at risk. and without immediate action, this unique marshland is pushed closer to extinction every day. sullivan jo without the ra, a hot or southern iraq one of africa's biggest jazz festivals has kicked off on the senegalese, on and of st. louis with kind of 19 restrictions. the lifted thousands of tourists have come to the event. a showcases music inspired by africa. nicholas tactical, ah, improvising on stage is malia and jazz artists bedrock with, with a band of senegalese musician, taken by the music. many in the crowd are unable to keep still. among them, melinda and richard, who travelled across the atlantic from washington d. c. to attend the event, this music is really out the room. yeah. visit weren't jazz, came from the power originating with the green ocean where people chanted their stories of their families. and they use traditional instruments to accompany i

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prohibited from leaving the area base objects and offshore use and movement of small-scale exercises in the dniester lebanon and at the entrance to it on the dniester and turunchuk rivers, as well as in the ukrainian part of the kuchurgan reservoir, our military forces are gradually pushing out the invaders from the kherson region, but the danger from the sea remains, meanwhile, russia has strengthened its fleet in the black sea with two large amphibious ships . it is impossible to neglect security during war . therefore, do not ignore the air alarm signals. do not forget that in the black sea , the russian black sea fleet group carries cruise missiles on board, there are up to 40 of them the poganshina is suffering from cruise missiles near lysichanskyi , a woman was killed, the wounded were taken to the hospital, the invaders destroyed four houses, a shopping center and a store, no one can say what the number of victims is in north donetsk, because fierce fighting continues there, noted the head of the regional administration, serhii gaidai, the enemy once again attacked fiberglass nitrogen companies in in the severodonetsk region, the attackers destroyed 10 more hou

build very strong bonds based on trust between us and our dolphins >> reporter: they're one of more than 40 different species of dolphins who call the world's oceans and riversto spinner dolphins to or orkas, also known as killer whales, which are actually technically dolphins because they're mammals, dolphins are warm-blooded and need to come up to the surface regularly to breathe. >> they don't have gills like fish. they have a whole on top of their head that's call their blowhole and that is where they breathe. >> and unlike fish who lay eggs, dolphins give birth to live babies callyiyies called calv. and did you know a group of dolphins is called a pod in the wild, as many as 30 dolphins can live together and hunt for food as a team >> they're very social animals. they hunt as a group, if you think of pack animals like wolves, they all have a different role to play in the hunting process. >> reporter: dolphins are some of the smartest animals on earth, they're playful, great at learning new skills, and some scientists think they can even feel emotions like us. >> we aren't sure if it's like our emotions they are at least as smart as some young children t

base. you are going through the same problems with the department of defense. they polluted the finest, pristine lakes and rivers appear with peafoss for decades. we have cancer among citizens. we cannot use our well water and it is the same stall pact until the people died. furthermore, as a veteran the first thing i was assigned is a proper gas mask and how to use it. it was in my kit the whole time i was a veteran. it is the same thing at 9/11. you knock down buildings, you put cloth masks on people and you expect it to work. you have to spend the dough other real masks. you know what i'm talking about. guest: you are right. this is not something just a problem in overseas bases. you talked about the pollution happening in michigan. as i mentioned earlier, we talk about this legislation provides support for camp lejeune service members and veterans poisoned by tainted drinking water. we have the same issue in hawaii with the redhook refueling facility that the navy uses. we talked about agent orange. this is an ongoing problem where the u.s. government often through neglect, sometimes their willful ignorance,

river over time. these projects offset agricultural well depletion, supplement base load during dry periods and provide habitat for waterfowl, birds, cranes and other threatened and endangered species. wetlands can also play a role in redischarging aquifers. working with usda through the safe program and other partners in the southern high plains to restore wetlands as the ranking member knows too well, the aquifer is being depleted at an alarming rate. scientists estimate that aquifer recharge rates in wetlands are ten to a thousand times higher than recharge rates in up land systems. wetlands contribute up to 95 pbt of the -- 95% of the aquifer recharge. by restoring it, we can improve water security for future generations and provide important migratory bird habitat. these among other crp wetlands are also subject of a usda project and other partners and six state and tribal universities examining the climate mitigation potential of the crp program. previous research indicates these wetlands and surrounding grasslands are important carbon reservoirs. water efficiency is another important component o