and we'll be live in the bahamas where slovenian diver alenka artnik has set a new world record for free—divingan 120 metres. a very warm welcome to bbc news to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe we are just hours away from the opening ceremony for the much—troubled tokyo 2020 olympics. they were postponed last year because of the pandemic, but now the wait is almost over for more than 11,300 athletes trying to get their hands on an olympic medal. but despite being postponed, the games are not clear of covid. there's already been more than 90 confirmed coronavirus cases in tokyo directly linked to the games. that's after a sixth member of the czech olympic team tested positive in the last few hours. beyond the athletes village, daily covid infections in tokyo are now higher than at any time since january. and with no fans allowed in the stadiums, there are still calls for the games to be cancelled, despite a cost of $12.6 billion dollars. celebrations at the opening ceremony will be the most subdued of any olympics in history. but our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes h

. >> 80's bahamas week continues from here at the baha mar resort.ple carpet was rolled out downtown los angeles for space jam. a new legacy in the event was led by none other the king james. >> lebron, what does it feel like to be building a new legacy 25 years after the original it's very humbling for me being a kid from akron, ohio >> this e-mail will be both as a los angeles and all over the it's a dream come true. but also us. >> this on a from a family lbj made it a family night hit the carpet with his wife savannah, his 6 and a half year old daughter by his side. >> kids must be pretty proud >> that's somethingethat shares every day. >> can you just tell us about the outfit you look at me. thank sunday showed off a lot of leg on the carpet in a colorful look inspired by her character. lola bunny. >> the squad doesn't give up. i kind of grew up the film because both my parents are basketball players and the one on one and 2 land between. >> lebron in spider-man. i'm not going to get involved with that i think in is spider-man. but lebron is leb

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to the blue waters of the bahamas now, where several diving world records have been broken over the lastuding one by 29 year old alessia zecchini of italy — who set a new record for women's constant—no—fins diving, with a dive time of three minutes and two seconds — to an incredible self propelled depth of 7a metres. the previous record was 72 metres, held byjapanese diver sayuri kinoshita who passed away two years ago. well i am very pleased to say, we are nowjoined live from long island, in the bahamas by alessia zechini. how do you feel? i am so pleased, it was a really special day.— pleased, it was a really secialda . . ~ , ., special day. talk us through it, how did _ special day. talk us through it, how did it _ special day. talk us through it, how did it feel _ special day. talk us through it, how did it feel to - special day. talk us through it, how did it feel to do - special day. talk us through it, how did it feel to do it? i it, how did it feel to do it? how did it pan out? it was a great dive, in that special day, it was the anniversary of one of the best and greatest divers

hey and i max, we're here at lee bahama with $300.00 and i know more than shot after money. we finally have internet in the church because we had to check thousands of possibilities until we finally found a way to have internet strong enough to stream our church service when garcia to mean in the school. does it indicate that. com? i see. i remember when we started here in the parish and i came into my office and there was a yellow plastic case in the corner, plastic for charlotte, fun stomach. and i remember i said, what are we going to do now? and you can still fix this super old technology. your response really impressed me . you said, going backwards isn't the way it's kind of based on in practical terms. a cable doc had to be done from the rectory to the church due to corona, the number of helping hands in the community is limited. i think if my guy looking good, just the dream team, i'm on the dream machine and i regularly see how our internet isn't working. we won't have better internet for the next 10 years. if we don't take matters into our own hands, that's why i'm

they will make adjustments as appropriate for companies like -- countries like the bahamas with no corporatencome tax were ireland with the low tax. how are they moving against this? >> these changes are not going to happen overnight. they do have time to plan forward. many companies will have little leverage. they will have to adjust to a new reality. there is an exception, even for small countries. if you are and they european union, you have quite a bit of leverage. ireland and hungary are going to come under a lot of usher. they have a strong position in that within the european union, for this to be implement it, it is going to require what is called an eu directive, a legal act that requires unanimous support from all the member governments. that means they could effectively veto the implementation. which would be a major problem finalizing the whole global deal. the speculation they will come under a lot of pressure, they may get some compensation, some sort of carveouts for the incentives they have. that could be a very problematic hurdle. shery: federal reserve reporter chris condon

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born in the bahamas, she was a woman who spoke her mind. never mincing words. always genuinely wise in thought and deed. a mother, grandmother, great grandmother who raised six children, five boys and one chirl. she was the rock and the fortress of her family. a may traya, from family to community -- matriarch from family and community. they loved cooking her favorite mack and cheese to the love she and i both had for wearing hats. her growing smile, her personality that she had, and always a few jokes made her a lover of people who loved her back. a global citizen she never met a stranger and was genuinely interested in the politics of every community where she lived, from the parliament in her native bahamas, to the black community politics in charlotte, north carolina. always engaging and acting with political leaders, advocating for human and civil rights, rosy never ceased to make her opinions known. her contributions extensive and lessons invaluable. rosy loved children and she became a entrepreneur and a businesswoman who owned and operated aunt jane's e

on a flight to the bahamas. pete joins us with this story.ere on that flight, i think i would have smoke coming out of my head. what happened? >> it's such an interesting case because typically these maskless passenger incidents have to do with one or two people, not 30 teenagers like in this case. american airlines says this all happened on a flight from charlotte to nassau in the bahamas when these teenagers caused a scene. they refused to wear a mask, wouldn't follow crew member instructions and then were kicked off the plane. the worst part is for everybody else onboard. this was scheduled to leave on monday evening. instead got delayed into tuesday, so a big headache and a big inconvenience for all the other passengers. here's what they said. >> some people's vacations were ruined. they were only going for a couple of nights. >> it was bad. firstly they were yelling, they were cussing, they were being very obnoxious. it wasn't all of them. i wouldn't say all of them. i'd say 75% to 80% of them were being terrible kids. saying smart stuff

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so the parents said, preston, we are going to the bahamas without you. 62. >> brian: curfew. it is good to talk to your parents? >> no, he's going to get grounded when he gets back. >> brian: i really enjoyed our time together but i feel like i know you even more, not that you want to spend time with me but your book is so revealing about who you are. >> so revealing. i feel closer. >> brian: that's all we need. >> don't wear any bikini bottoms around me though. >> you find me disgusting. all men are disgusting. not just you, sorry, man. thanks so much for watching. i will be here. don't miss fox & friends tomorrow morning 6-9. lara trump will be alive. tammy bruce and catch me on the radio from 9-noon. they are not related. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." this past january, just to go days before congress said that joe biden was a winner of the electoral college. the message came from the man who at the time ran the capital police department, and he wanted the national guard troops to stand guard around the perim

i'm going to tell you about my mama's last trip to the bahamas with a pilot. and a prime minister.applause ] >> anthony: our next guest is a talented actor whom you know from his role in the history-making film "crazy rich asians." [ cheers and applause ] and for having the face of an angel. now he stars as the eponymous -- who the hell put that word? [ laughter ] you know a black man don't speak language like that on tv. [ laughter and applause ] >> anthony: did i say it right? the eponymous katana-wielding ninja, snake eyes, here's a clip. >> challenge one. take this bowl from me, i'll take that bowl from you. >> okay. what's the punchline? >> you must take my bowl without spilling the water. fail four times and your training is over before it begins. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's one. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: all right. "snake eyes: g.i. joe origins" opens in theaters friday. please say hello to henry golding. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: all right. >> what a crowd! holy moly. >> anthony: great crowd. [ cheers and applause ] great crowd, but henry, we're going to get right

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hey, and i max, we're here at lee bahama, but 3 head and i know more often shot after money. we finally have internet in the church because we had to check thousands of possibilities until we finally found a way to have internet strong enough to stream our church service. when to mean english is in an indication. com. i see. i remember when we started here in the parish, i came into my office and there was a yellow plastic case in the corner, plastic for charlotte, fun stomach. and i remember i said, what are we going to do now? and you can still fix this super old technology. your response really impressed me when you said, going backwards isn't the way it's kind of the storm in practical terms. a cable doc had to be done from the rectory to the church due to corona, the number of helping hands in the community is limited. i think that's my guy looking good. just the dream team. i'm on the dream machine and i regularly see how our internet isn't working. we won't have better internet for the next 10 years. if we don't take matters into our own hands, that's why i'm helping y

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nom de from the beautiful baha mar resort in the bahamas.to focus on one of the show's big categories, best drama series which has a little something for everybody. netflix's breakout hit bridgerton steps into the race. it doesn't get more dramatic or the debut season scored an impressive 12 nominations. but can they take down this royal jag or not. the crown won best drama at this year's golden globes and earned a whopping 24 emmy nominations. it tied with the star wars spinoff. the mandalorian for most emmy noms. but they would have to beat the 2017 winner. the handmaid's tale, billy porter's final season of pows. and this is us. how does it feel for you all as the cast to be getting these nominations. it feels really nice i think that the shoe shooting during. >> covid and and and all of the extra precautions that we had to take has really. up to everyone's game. >> you know who we are rounding out the category are a few surprises. amazon prime video's dark superhero series the boys and the critically love. but recently canceled lovecraft

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or whether nephew to let me set my own money, the major issues where that the prisoners demanded bahamas with difficult ones or so called impossible once mary, often for the israeli side according to their opinion and as well the solutions which we are offered by the israeli side, how to release to where to release such difficult prisoners where hotly contested 3 months after starting his mediation roll conrad achieved, a partial breakthrough. israel released 20 female palestinian prisoners in return for a video proving that gillard sallied was still alive. it was a 1st kind of mini deal between both sides, which succeeded, which was a strong encouragement. he's been ugly. shereka, moore said you'll be coming because the day. yeah. well, there was no other way to do it. i got it. transported it to the, to the other side. and day it kept it. is it until the all the procedures ready to, to ended over what the job didn't look like that and then will people and money what the seattle would love love is blessing me before then feel free to you but, but you don't see me to love what i love is

>> saudi arabia, bermuda, the bahamas. >> not the bay area? >> probably would double your household water bills, it is very expensive. >> except in antioch. >> the technology has improved to the point where it makes economic sense for the city of antioch. >> reporter: there breaking ground here on a new plan that will take 8 million gallons of brackish delta water and turn it into 6 million gallons of drinking water. >> reporter: right now construction schedule shows a coming online in july 2023. >> it has the advantage that you would be defaulting less salty water. >> the analysis of this project is showing no impact on the water raise for our customers. >> so is our drought desperate enough? >> i don't think there that desperate nearly yet. we have gotten some computer model runs of california's water system, very long, very deep route. and even then use the routes, every little desalination. >> there is a big problem aside from the expense. you build them and drought is over. >> most of the desalination plants were mothballed because they d

earlier this week an american airlines flight from charlotte, to the bahamas was delayed by a day when a group of teenagers reportedly refused to mask up. >> they were being rowdy, not listening, not wearing masks. >> reporter: but front line > reporter: but in a bright spot today, front line workers were celebrated at a ticker tape parade in new york city. the heroes honored for their sacrifice and dedication. and in missouri officials have reinstated a mask mandate at some summer schools while the mercy health system announced today that all employees must be vaccinated by the end of september or they could be fired, major. >> garrett: nancy chen, thank you. for more on where we are with the pandemic let's bring in u.s. surgeon general dr. vivek murthy, an infectious disease surch gene doctor tells cbs news that unvaccinated people should anticipate direct quote that they will get covid this summer from the delta variant. do you agree? >> i think the risk is higher and higher every day, that if you are unvaccinated, that you may become sick with covid-19. because this delta variant i

many of the businessmen hear of him built that business is over years and years and years elias bahama is going to talk to his allies and what happened to your, what your business happening. i see the 1st time i'm leaving you 25 years. all right. and i see that this is happening when before, but noise, this happened is a very big gap and we want to make it more stressful. what, what did you think when it started, were you surprised? yeah, i surprise because this happened. i didn't see before what it was before was it happened a little bit, but you live in this community, were you surprised that it happened here? is there is a problem now. for what is happening, you can see yourself or right. the people was working us, working here for 15 years to build something business, to sell life or families. you know, if you the all, the time is like this is the meaning is it is a big hunger because how do i want to solve the, how are you going to pay for this repairs? yeah, i just to try to talk to them about the landlord, maybe the landlord is going to help us, you understand otherwise can take

it's similar to the outbreak on this cruise ship in the bahamas. four of the six people being flown home tonight were fully vaccinated. our correspondent trevor ault is in provincetown this evening where face coverings are now required everywhere. >> after the year we hadting a k back on or getting a shot in the arm, it's nothing. it's not a lot to ask. >> reporter: it's not just provincetown. on broadway in new york city, you'll now need to be wearing a mask and show proof you've been vaccinated to see a show. but people aren't always loving the old rules returning. >> we're not doing masks again in our family. >> reporter: at this school board meeting in florida, parents upset with wearing masks had to be shown the door. >> this is ridiculous. you should be ashamed of yourselves. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: today, america woke up to its highest number of new daily cases since early february, more than 86,000. more use of the vaccines will certainly help, and to that end, the federal government says it's working as fast as possible to get

their athletes complained of running into the board surrounding the table while they were training bahama. her mother has his eyes on the top can finish and the olympic weight lifting competition. the 19 year old is the 1st palestine to ever compete in the sports at the game. he came 8th at last years under 20 world championship. mother says he is proud of reaching the olympics and that competing and tokyo is a dream come true to yourself. it's an indescribable feeling to have qualified for the tokyo olympics, the biggest sporting event. this is an honor for any athlete to participate in the olympic games. and i feel excited and proud. i hope god willing that i will appear in good shape and honor the besieged palestinian people on an unnamed premier league player has been suspended by his club, pending police investigations into suspicion of child sex offences. cobb said in a statement, they will continue to support the authorities with their inquiries. a player has been released on bail after being detained on friday. of the milwaukee bucks are on the verge of quenching their 1st and the

to the blue waters of the bahamas now, where alessia zecchini of italy, who set a new record for women'so an incredible self—propelled depth of 74m. the previous record was 72 metres, held by herfriend, japanese diver sayuri kinoshita, who passed away two years ago. well, a short time ago, i spoke to alessia, who told me she dedicated her record to sayuri. it was a great moment in a special day, the anniversary of sayuri kinoshita. it was amazing, i mean, italked about it all the way. this is one of the hardest disciplines, you are going down without fins and it is amazing, but at the same time it is quite hard. is quite beautiful and when ijust do it, i thought it was well, not perfect technique but faster than training. and i am sure that sayuri kinoshita was with me. it was for her and i was happy when a made it. it was unbelievable. _ happy when a made it. it was unbelievable. you _ happy when a made it. it was unbelievable. you are - unbelievable. you are describing your best friend who was the previous record holder, but passed away a couple of years ago? what do you think she woul

this is d w and he's lying from berlin, fortune the bahamas. bye bye. ah ah what people have to say to us that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. ah, a friday night in tim who in the sleepy capital of this very religious country, no vincent jury and his friends are about to perform a concert. but it's far from traditional the band plays thrash metal. the style of music rarely found in baton even underground. but these rockers and new rebels. here, the musicians are known for writing a song with a message that for a metal band is unusual happiness. that will catch many people's attention that you know, we can be happy with a very we have, we have to be content with what we have in and the group practices. what they preach in bu ton is difficult to find more than musical instruments, let alone a record later. but they managed to shoot a professional music video for their keep track happiness. i was wondering if we get a chance to euro or america to play love to do that. who actually spend the message? i'm happy. this message

an incredible full well records, a full and on the opening day of a free diving competition in the bahamas. none more impressive in this plunge from russia's, alexis, all kind of in the free immersion category. here he goes down unbelievable. 126 meters in a dive that lasted all minutes. and 45 seconds. 42 competitors from around the world are competing at the sports most prestigious, free diving competition. it's called vertical balloon for obvious reasons. ok, that is a sport is looking for now. more for me in a couple of hours. peter. bon cars and a thanks very much, mary mc from lunch in a moment from the team. thanks for watching. we will see you very soon to the moment, but ah, news news, news, news, news, i'm in or central to the quest for clean energy. a key ingredient for the production of electric car batteries, cobalt extracting. this is dangerous, profitable. with global demand set the skyrocket. people in power investigates, claims that industrial mines contracting the precious material needed for cleaner energy, are in fact, poisoning the environment with dia, health conseque

to the blue waters of the bahamas now, where several diving world records have been broken over the last. alessia zecchini of italy has set a new record for women's constant no—fins diving, with a dive time of three minutes and two seconds — to an incredible self—propelled depth of 7a metres. the previous record was held by her friend, japanese diver sayuri kinoshita, who passed away two years ago. well a short time ago i spoke to alessia, who told me she dedicated her record to sayuri. i mean, it was a great dive in a special day, because it was the anniversary of sayuri kinoshita, one of the best and the greatest i will ever meet in my life. and the dive was — it was amazing, i mean, i thought about her all the way. and this is one of the hardest disciplines. so, you are going down without fins — and it's amazing, but at the same time it's quite hard. on the way down it was quite beautiful, and ijust thought to swim well, i swam quite well, not perfect technique but it was much faster than training. and i am sure that she was with me. when i was close to the surface ijust when i was cl

italian diver alessia zecchini has set a new world record at the world free diving championships in the bahamash that level under water meant she had to hold her breath for three minutes and two seconds. it gives you a headache just thinking about it! you are watching bbc news. northern ireland has reached its highest temperature ever recorded today. ballywatticock in county down has reached 31.2 degrees celsius. yes, that really is its name. the met office says 30.8 degrees was the previous record for northen ireland, set injuly 1983. let's look at how the rest of us are coping in this heat with chris. hello again. well, for most of us, this is the hottest spell of weather we have seen so far this year. we had the new high mark set for the time of year in both wales and scotland yesterday. in northern ireland, killowen also set the new mark yesterday, but it is even warmer than that today. 29.6 degrees celsius now the hottest day of the year so far in northern ireland. those temperatures, though, could be updated later on as more data becomes available today. and today we have got blue skies,

these pockets of civilization and modernity that never managed to seep through to the rest of the bahamas on the united states. catastrophically failed in making sure that there was good governance within the bond either be the corruption or just be fraudulent elections that constantly kept happening here. so the democratic process, normally in countries that haven't seen democracy, improves and evolves with i'm in upon upon it. constantly capital losing popularity . we saw a lot of policies that were culturally insensitive 1st by the united states beat their prison, the legacy of bagram in the dark legacy that they left behind. there be the way they conduct the conducted counter insurgency and the fact that the governments of a lot of that followed after were mostly made out of the drum that came from abroad . and wanted to mimic those. so all of those were green failures. if it hadn't happened, the rural population fund would be standing by this government, you know. ok, fraser, and i'll give you the last word. what do you think is the legacy of the american involvement in afghanistan a

i mean, countries like switzerland to the bahamas, who notice tax havens are going to lose out, but they still signed up to this. so what's in it for then? well, i mean, part of it is just probably cooperating, but i'm trying to get across the idea that the details can matter. could be an advantage. you can still be an advantage to operating actually doing, making your products in ireland and then solving them around the world. because at the margin, you're still saving taxes. so this minimum tax is kind of like the minimum is not the while you're necessarily paying your big company. and you might still have a tax advantage on our own. so one reason that these countries my signing up is that they realize that at the margin of the, the decision about whether you're located here or there, whether there's here or there may not be dramatically affected by this particular minimum for tax provision. we'll see what happens. so the lowest culture can, thanks so much for joining us from rhode island. thank you. as always, a double room of the jobs in day to day. we don't know them. thank you. the

and incredible for world records, a full on the opening day of a free diving competition in the bahamas. none more impressive than this plunge from russia is alexi morgan of in the free immersion category. he went down for less than $126.00 made for his dive. last and all minutes and 45 seconds. 42 competitors from around the world are competing at the sports most prestigious, free diving competition. it's called the birth school blue and just finished with we've seen a few memorable goals from the how. why line is another flat collection is from gone is top division. the man with a strike is james b. c dot go giving his team a to nail victory. ok, that's a sport is looking for now. let's get back to mary. i'm in london. that's great. thanks very much. and he will be back in a couple of minutes with a full bulletin foil round up of all the days top stories. and of course you've been following up some breaking news out of arch in tina in the past half hour or so. the official current of ours death toll their crossing, 100000 argentina, is now the 5th last american country to go over that

down, travel from different countries, not just the united states, but the dominican republic, the bahamas, mexico, allegedly for coven. but in reality, because over the last 2 years, they've been looking to disappear at the black market and you have cuban mules traveling with food and medicines from these countries to help cubans inside the island. and you have a command and centralized control. communist control by the regime, which lacks a lot of the basic needs cubans need. so we've seen them the last 6 months is drying up of the black market in cuba, which has created a social explosion because people can have aren't getting access to food or medicine. and that is something laid at the feet of the cuban government. typically typical year 2020, for example. $106000.00 cubans would travel to the island. this pat, so far and 2021 totally been 10000 compared to in 202063000 russian tourists, one to cuba. and thus far in 2021. 52000. okay. time travel from places that have low rates of coven incidents been russia or india. but they still have india, russia and other countries, higher level

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the vertical blue freediving competition has been taking place at dean's blue hole in the bahamas overenian diver alenka artnik set a new world record, reaching a depth of 122 metres — that's 400 feet in 3 minutes and 3a seconds. well, a short time ago, i spoke to alenka and asked he how she is feeling after setting her third world record this week. amazing, you know, honestly! i think i am going to need a few more days to process what has just happened, you know. the last week, ten days, have been really, really intense, i am looking forward to going home and lying in my bed and processing what happened. just tell us, 122 metres down, scuba divers often do not go that deep, what is it like down there, you have to wear a head torch? exactly, this blue hole is very specific about for this reason, actually, below say 80 or 90 metres it is pitch black so you don't see anything. we need a little torch on our head for the orientation so we are capable of seeing the rope in front of us. usually, we are free diving in the open sea and even though we are diving way below 100 metres, we can onl

this is the world free diving championships in the bahamas, where alessi zecchini has set a new record it's hard to forget the moment denmark's christian eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest at the euros earlier this month, and that incident has put the role of defibrillators back into focus. two years ago, former tottenham hotspurs player justin edinburgh died after suffering a cardiac arrest while working out at the gym. his son now wants to make it law for sports facilities to have public access to the life saving equipment. luxmy gopal reports. schoolchildren learning the most valuable lesson of all — how to save a life. one, two, three, four... charlie edinburgh has dedicated his life to this cause. edinburgh gets through. it is after his father, justin edinburgh, former tottenham hotspur player and leyton orient manager, died of a cardiac arrest aged 49 at the gym. he was the cool dad. everyone wanted my dad to be their dad, and i'm not ashamed to say that. i might say i am big—headed saying that, but he obviously was. he was just a man who gave so much to people. i've lost my best

the vertical blue freediving competition has been taking place at dean's blue hole in the bahamas over artnik, set a new world record, reaching a depth of 122 metres. that's a00 feet in 3 minutes and 3a seconds. well, a short time ago, i spoke to alenka and asker how she is feeling after setting her third world record this week. amazing, you know, honestly, i think i will need a few more days to process this and what just happened. the last week, the last ten days actually were really, really intense so i'm looking forward to going home and just lay in my bed and process what just and just lay in my bed and process whatjust happened. tele health, 122 metres down, scuba divers don't even go that deep, what is it like down there? i've seen on the videos you have to wear a head torch? exactly, this dean's blue hole is very specific for this reason because actually below, at-90 reason because actually below, at—90 metres is pitch black basically you don't see anything and we need a little torch on our head for the rotation so we are capable to see the rope in front of us. usually we are fr

if it's about once a quarter would go down to the bahamas i was only chaplain at that base and a small base of about 300 people and i would meet with boh the congregation and we had a chapel coordinator it would facilitate volunteers it would come over each weekend and lead services from the mainland. mainly retired chaplains and they were catholic diocese of the bahamas was in a deacon over every saturday to do the catholic service in about once a quarter, preschool, grade some kind of supervised the chapel coordinator and then i came once a quarter and spent six days there pretty portion of their he led the protestant services and impact is so under the services but i related pretty warmly with both the catholic community in the protestant community. my first experience to be the command chaplain and a navy base was a chapel centric on an island. ... ... certain people get placed periodically in the btu and but that means is that you get put in a btu unit and you do your monthly drills but you don't get paid. you are still training. you are a crew of point and each day you serve as a