this is a real life rescue response from the coast guard. doug sam is on a mission to keep people safe, particularly during summer. >> summertime is obviously the height of boating season. inland on our inland lakes and also here on the coast. and we're seeing a lot more boats coming out for the first time out of winter. so they'll break down. engine checkout, running out of gas, equipment is not working. >> reporter: prompting the coast guard out of the golden gate station to conduct a rescue like this. >> boating accidents, as a matter of fact we saw one here right off of the bay area between a recreational boat and a sailboat colliding, from drownings. last year we had 25 drownings in the california area. not including our inland lakes. 25. and most of them are from people not wearing life jackets. >> reporter: samp has been with the coast guard for 33 years. >> helping people. california's water is so diverse, blessed to be back and serving the people of california on search and rescue. >> reporter: stationed in sausalito, our local coast

this is a real life rescue response from the coast guard.ms is on a mission to keep people safe, particularly during summer. >> summertime is obviously the height of boating season, inland on the lakes and also here on the coast. we're seeing a lot more boats coming out for the first time out of winter. so they'll break down, engine out, running out of gas, equipment not working. >> reporter: prompting the coast guard out of the golden gate station to conduct a rescue like this. >> boating accidents -- we saw one here right off of the bay here between a recreational boat and a sailboat colliding. from drownings, last year we had 25 drownings in the california area, not including our inland lakes. most of them are from people not wearing lifejackets. >> reporter: samp has been with the coast guard for 33 years. >> helping people. c.'s waters is so diverse. blessed to be back and serving the people of california on search and rescue. >> reporter: stationed in sausalito, our local coast guard does more than just search and rescue. summer it's d

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we go on patrol with the coast guard. >> coming up at 6:00, we will go out with the coast guard on thisessel and tell you more about why they say that staying aware on the water is the number one key to keeping you safe. >>> plus inflation taking a bigger bite on your budget. we hit the grocery store to show you where prices are really spiking. good evening. i'm ryan yamamoto. we start this evening with a grass fire burning near benicia. this is video from a pg&e wildfire camera. this is a time lapse of the last hour. you can see how that fire spreads, and that smoke begins to pick up. all this just in the past hour. and that is a live look from our mount diablo camera. the benicia fire department says it's burning near lake herman and channel road. lake herman road is closed. cal fire is responding with aircraft. there are currently no evacuations, and no homes threatened. moments ago cal fire said the fire has burned 50 acres. there is no containment so far. from this shot, it appears the hottest part of the fire is on the right side of the screen. paul heggen is tracking the weather

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of this coast guard destroyer.ng spanish] >> behind the border, marine life is protected from this super fleet. the crew of the destroyer had their work cut out for them because this industrial scale fishing is relentless. large support ships come to meet the fleet, taking the squid away, revealing and resupplying. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> the coast guard destroyer is not alone inside the protected zone. nearby, are two endangered ocean giants with a pair of whales. and closer to shore, hundreds of dusky dolphins. but it's not just patagonia's waters that are busy. these guys above these cliffs are some of the regions most crowded airspace. >> this original series is brought to you by fidelity wealth management. before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. lisa here, has had many jobs. and all that experience has led her to a job that feels like home. with home inst

is that the lighthouse owned by the coast guard? was about to be washed away because the cliffs on which it had been built were eroding away. so something had to be done on the only thing that could be done to save the lighthouse was to move it and we're talking about a 51 foot 400-ton lighthouse built in 1856. what's gonna what's gonna happen here? the coast guard said look, we we are willing to transfer this to a private party if they want to maintain it, but someone's got to move it and we don't have the funds to move it. so what they did in the federal process too. this is any agency would take its property and transfer it to it the gsa general services administration they did and then a local group came up with the money to move this and the and the lighthouse it was saved. thanks to the work of the coast guard and the general services administration and local people coming together. it's a wonderful partnership a wonderful story of how that happened. now you refer to that as a advisory council on historic preservation success

the argentine coast guard is here i n force. is to make sure the fishing fleet doesn't stray into patagonia's waters. [ speaking foreign language ] >> behind the border, marine life is protected from this super fleet. >> the crew of the destroyer has their work cut out for them because this indow jones industrial scale fishing is relentless, and large support ships come to meet the fleet taking the squid away, refueling and resupplying. the fishing boats rarely return to port and can spend years at sea. >> the coast guard destroyer is not alone inside the protected zone. nearby are two endangered ocean giants, a pair of say whales. and closer to shore, hundreds of does ski dolphins. but it's not just patagonia's waters that are busy. the skies above these cliffs are some of the region's most crowded airspace. >>> this cnn original series, "patagonia" is brought to you by dish. tuned in to you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ real luxury, real connection. discover intuitive technology at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ shop the low

language ] >> captain jose rafael quinteros is in charge of this coast guard destroyer. for them. because this industrial-scale fishing is relentless. because fishing is relentless. ♪ >> large support ships come to the fleet, refuelling and resupplying. the fishing boats rarely return to port and can spend years at sea. ♪ ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] >> the coast guard destroyer is not alone inside the protected zone. nearby are two endangered ocean giants, a pair of say whales. closer to shore, hundreds of dusky dolphins. but it's not just patagonia's waters that are busy. the skies above these cliffs are some of the region's most crowded airspace. in austin betwn a fresh bowl of matcha and a fresh batch of wireframes. and you can find her, and millions of other talented pros, right now on upwork.com [whistling] when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] some people have minor joint pain, plus high

there is a coast guard base. there is a trouper academy, there are fish plants in sitka with transient workers from all over the world now. it's a relatively diverse community. (sophie fouron) it's hard to imagine, but sitka is actually the largest city in the united states by landmass. hello! (mim mcconnell) hi! - we'll have a little stroll... - good. - ... in your favorite city. - yeah. - i say "city", but it's a town. - yeah, well, it is a city and a borough. it's been a pretty steady population for quite a while now. almost 9000 people. geographically speaking, we're the largest city in the country. - how long were you mayor for? - i was mayor for four years and i was on the assembly for three years prior to that. so a total of seven years in city government. - did you ever think you would have that title? mayor of the largest city in the united states? - no. no. (sophie fouron) when you think of baranof, do people instantly think of sikta because it's so wide and spread out? (mim mcconnell) sitka is the bigg

coast guard academy. needless to say, you are more than ready and experience to have this job as you are smiling employees behind you are indicating or whoever they are. they seem to be in your camp, i will say that much. going you think, senator wicker? with that, i'll turn it over to member worker. >> paid actors, no doubt. thank you so much, senator klobuchar and we, i want to join you and welcoming admiral pekoske back to this committee. we appreciate his continued willingness to serve. the 9/11 attacks led to the creation of the transportation security administration. and it's placement within the department of homeland security. i was a member of the house of representatives 20 and one half years ago when we did this. psa is charged with protecting nations transportation systems. while also ensuring the freedom of movement and commerce. tsa is nearly 60,000 employees. play a critical role in securing our nations transportation modes. including commercial aviation, general aviation, mass transit syst

quinteros is in charge of this coast guard destroyer.rom this super fleet. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the crew of the destroyer has their work cut out for them because this industrial-scale fishing is relentless. large support ships come to meet the fleet, taking the squid away, refueling and resupplying. the fishing boats rarely return to port and can spend years at sea. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the coast guard destroyer is not alone inside the protected zone. nearby are two endangered ocean giants, a pair of sei whales. and closer to shore, hundreds of dusky dolphins. but it's not just patagonia's waters that are busy. the skies above these cliffs are some of the region's most crowded airspace. here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big! when pain says, “it's time to go home” “i say, “not yet”. ♪ ♪ aleve. who do you take it for? ♪ if you shop at walmart, you get it. ♪ you know how to spend a little less to get a litt

the coast guard, by allowing nothing to happen, they cannot do that. they cannot allow, a decision to not do anything and to protect the white house is still a decision. they had a responsibility to take some action. they could have tried to demolish it, but they did not. it was a landmark, the local people rose to save it, and then this partnership came together. they could not allow a lighthouse that they owned, at that point, to just be washed away. that is not allowed under this regulations. and, the council manage that process. >> 8 million dollar budget, 40 people, very small federal agency. >> yes. >> how many cases come across the transit? >> every year there are about 5000 section 106 cases, most of them are settled at the state level. these regulations that can happen, only the cases where there is an adverse effect and the council feels that they can help in this, and arrive at a tuition are they involved. of the 5000, one of six cases, in one of six cases about 750 of the advisory council. either they elect to look at them or people pass an

coast guard's attention. how this turned into a deadly incident on the san francisco bay. >>> breaking news out of vallejo. fire crews have a three-alarm fire at cng towing under control along broadway and sharon street. chopper 5 over the scene shows lots of smoke. crews will stay out there for now to make sure and check on any hot spots. we will stay on top of this story and bring you updates as we get them. >>> a new ballpark and development at oakland's howard terminal is one step closer to reality after a key approval today. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. city leaders are celebrating. but keeping the a's in oakland is far from a done deal. >> today was make or make break in the foengs for keeping the a's in oakland. but after a key state agency vote the potential for an oakland a's ballpark at the howard terminal remains alive. after a 23-2 vote the san francisco conservation and development commission voted to remove the howard terminal's port use designation. the area can be us

at one point coast guard crews threw life vests to the migrants, several kids onboard the coast guardsferring people from the overloaded and unsafe sailing vessel and transporting them, intending to return them to their country of origin. those who needed medical care were taken to a hospital we're told the sailboat came from haiti but it's not confirmed. >>> no testimony, no witnesses, nothing. today the unusual approach from steve bannon's legal team. >>> and following tonight's january 6th hearing, the spotlight shifts to the department of justice. but will it be able to make a move we ask a former federal prosecutor when we get to the bottom of the hour and the top of the news on cnbc. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remissio

. >>> alameda's coast guard has a new base tonight. the weather was perfect for the retirement ceremony. it marks the retirement after 36 years of service. he was presented with a distinguished service medal after reading of his new orders and salutes to acknowledge the changeover, vice admiral toingson addressed members of his new command. >> i look forward to meeting each and every one of you personally and working together to address the threats and challenges both man-made and natural that face our nation's maritime interests as well as our coast guard men and women. >> the vice admiral most recently served as director of operations of the southern command in florida and now has his dream job. >>> a celebration in east oakland today for the grand opening of the new oakland community center at macarthur boulevard named for a private banker who was shot and killed in 2020 just a few blocks away by a mentally ill convicted felon. >> to see that miles legacy is continuing to grow and expand not just because we have buildings that are d

so who is the 1st woman to join the somali land coast guard? and in just 4 years, the 26 year old has already risen to the rank of captain. we're going totally capable. she's going to be on the gun and she can tear the whatever we do and she can do it to a fall. i'm going to the captain's under crew must contend with the civil war, raging and neighboring yemen and the somalia paid islamic extremist group. i'll show bob dunn, my goal in this is the government institutions in yemen, coll loved, and our neighbor malia also belong to the smuggler, weapons fish, illegally traffic humans, legally some ugly white life. so our biggest challenge is coming from, you know, what i like to feel. i'm going to, you know, a young lawyer earlier this year lead a successful operation against the legal fishing for now the waters off faith. but back on land, captains and other women faced a different back. the united nations reports the prevalence of gender inequality and violence against the women in somali land, many women and girls lack access to education and

coast guard. serving as the coast guard's 26 vice commandant, the second in command, while also serving us is chief operating officer in component acquisition executive. you hold a master of business administration from the massachusetts institute of technology, also known as a mit. a master of public administration from columbia university in a bachelor of science in the u.s. coast guard academy. needless to say, you are more than ready and experienced to have this job as you are smiling employees behind you are indicating or whoever they are. they seem to be in your camp, i will say that much. going you think, senator wicker? with that, i'll turn it over to member worker. >> paid actors, no doubt. thank you so much, senator klobuchar and we, i want to join you in welcoming admiral pekoske back to this committee. we appreciate his continued willingness to serve. the 9/11 attacks led to the creation of the transportation security administration. and it's placement within the department of homeland

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mission was to be called to ukraine romania, in view of the war in ukraine, is strengthening its coast guard and preparing for new defense duties in the country, they say that due to hostilities they are facing increasingly difficult problems this in particular, drifting missile fragments and an increase in the number of ships trying to dock in romanian ports. earlier, the coast guard was solely concerned with the prevention of cross-border crime and illegal migration of canned buckwheat oil to the residents of the guest house in the kyiv region , they began to issue food kits from the red cross for the first time after the war, a new society branch, who will now be able to receive a grocery set and what will be in the packages, olena loginova will tell. here in this building, the hostomel branch of the red cross opened the premises were provided by local volunteers and now the residents are already coming here for humanitarian aid. all day work is boiling here, unloading another batch of food parcels, which will then be distributed to people for each package, a list of products is indicated

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it was in late june that the coast guard put out a press release saying they had intercepted more thanpeople from haiti, trying to get to the united states by boat. since october of 2021. that number is roughly 4 times the amount of people from haiti that were intercepted in a similar manner in all of the previous fiscal year. that's a clear trend and well every single migrant has his or her own individual story about why they are going to the united states, what is true is that the bottom broader trend going on affect everyone. you have huge levels of poverty, of hunger, food scarcity, a political vacuum that's been left since that country's president was assassinated in july of 2021 and in part the vacuum has led to incredible levels of gang violence that have decimated huge portions of the capital city that has created a rat massive number of internally displaced people some of whom have tried to migrate to the united states, we don't know the individual stories behind the people involved in this latest incident, we know it illustrates how dangerous journeys like these can be. cnn,

and to corporate, the, with the libyan coast guard. right. and it's, it's, it was like he announced it on twitter. and he was kind of a surprising in a sense, because they've been very quick that they were expected to be more vocal about human rights and less vocal about the threat of migration. but the fact the a center to left party was, i was in a sense, repressive in many ways and sent that to right parties. so this is like an interest in development. so, and they're not really saying we need to protect human rights. they're not saying this openly because again, it's not very popular at this point of view, and it would be attacked by the right of course, immediately. but they kind of changed their positioning on the issue a little bit. i want to thank all, i guess, android patricio, david oliver and cecilia sophie lata. i don't want to thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website out there a dot com. and for further discussion goes, will facebook page as facebook dot com forward slash asia insi

on the same day, the resistance was stopped by the troops coast guard, and by march 21 almost all ukrainianships were captured or surrendered , among them the ship slavutych kostyantyn olshansky kirovohrad corvette vinnytsia chernihiv trenches and their blocked in donuzlav, the main idea was to raise these foci and outbreaks in all administrative units that were adjacent to the sea, that is, that the invention is to push ukraine away from the sea and only with it resist the enemy, because of which the ukrainian resistance entered the history, and later i will resist in the cinema at the end of 2018, the commander of the navy approved the strategy for the development of the fleet until 2035. however, even here the full-scale invasion of the rashists made its corrections. instead of the sea , the river flotilla had to be strengthened on the dnieper. formed in the north of our country. when the large-scale aggression of the russian federation, which began with all the bikes, we were forced to look only at our arteries to the south. now the enemy is in the south of the dnieper, and we must also

the coast guard. he's also reminding people to wear their lifejackets.e as we get a live look walnut creek. that's i-680, looking south there. >> what are people out there on the roads? you know, sort of the typical kind of traffic do not as bad as we, you know, have been expecting considered the holiday weekend. >> what's the weather going to be like this weekend? the yeah, you know, this weekend cooler than normal and probably not a bad thing. you know, fire danger, runnings hot, so high. we've seen all those pop-up fires. now we've got that nice moisture coming on shore. so. >> yeah, we're going to be dealing with some clouds just a little bit closer. the barbecue, it's going to warm up just nicely how to get away forecast for you. if you plan to head out of town, not a problem right now are coming in. we've got no lazy with that in san francisco. we've got to no delays in oakland or san jose at this time and looking good into the monterey bay, you will find some cool fog, especially in the morning hours. nothing really into the afternoon in the moder

he says the coast guard is a combination of both military and national security.military channels. as a defense contractor, primrose would have had access to information useful for adversaries overseas. >> it is certainly possible that one of the reasons to rule out these two illegals, primrose and morrison, is to expose russian spies and make a trade for our individuals who are trapped over in russia. >> reporter: o'neill says russia is known for gathering intelligence, having people work their way up slowly to gain power and access to information. to be clear, the couple is not charged with spying. no comment from the state department. >> perry russom, thank you so much. >>> could ukraine be turning the tide against russian invaders? a major city in the south is gaining momentum according to new intelligence from the british military. it paints a pretty dire picture for russian forces. british intelligence reports the city is virtually cut off from other russian occupied territories. and a crucial bridge appears to be unusable after multiple ukrainian rocket att

the coast guard is combination of military and national security.ets from other military channels. o'neil says as a defense contractor primrose would of have had access to information useful for those overseas. >> it is possible one of the reasons to roll up these two is to expose russian spies and make a trade for our individuals who are trapped over in russia. >> o'neil says russia is known for playing the long game with gathering intelligence, having people work their way up slowly to gain power and access information, to be clear the couple is not charged with spying, no comment from the state department. >> thanks for much. >>> could ukraine be turning the tide against the russian invaders? counteroffensive is gaining momentum. that is according to new intelligence from the british military. it paints a dire picture of russian forces. british intelligence says the city is virtually out, cut off from other russian occupied territories. and crucial bridge leading out of kherson is nearly unusable. it has been a vital lifeline for the troops in th

this ship and now she returns as commander of the coast guard. the admiral is the first woman to ever lead a military service. >> that young officer is still in me, but i have obviously had a lot of experience and opportunity. it has been nothing but just an incredible journey. karina: it has also been a journey for the polar star, the nation's only heavy icebreaker in commission. the ship just returned from a mission in antarctica. larry: wnba star brittney griner dated guilty today in a russian court to drug charges, saying she unintentionally act vaped cartridges in her luggage. she was arrested in february and has been in custody ever since, while calls grow louder for her to be released. reena roy has the latest. reporter: cellphone video shows wnba star brittney griner walking into a courtroom thursday, pleading guilty to drug possession and smuggling. >> i had no intention on breaking any russian laws. reporter: the two-time olympic gold medalist who plays for the phoenix mercury, says in february she accidentally packed vaped cartridges f

that is thanks to the work of the coast guard and the general service administration, and local people coming together. a wonderful partnership, a wonderful story of how that happened. >> he referred to that as an advisory council on the historic preservation success story. >> yes. >> what was your all without this process? >> there is a criteria of adverse effect in these regulations, it is demolition -- >> every year there are about 5000 section 106 cases, most of them are settled at the state level. these regulations that can happen, only the cases where there is an adverse effect and the council feels that they can help in this, and arrive at a tuition are they involved. of the 5000, one of six cases, in one of six cases about 750 of the advisory council. either they elect to look at them or people pass and ask for the council systems. of those, probably 200 a year, 100 and 50 to 200 of them are done by that team. that is 40 people, not all of them are caseworkers. many do other jobs as would any federal agency. it is a small compliment that has a huge, huge mandate. >> how large i

you have a distinguished career in the us coast guard as the coast guard 26 vice commandants, second in command while also serving as chief operating officer and component acquisition executive. you hold a master of business administration massachusetts institute of technology also known as an it. after a public administration from columbia university bachelor of science from the academy. you are more than ready and experienced to have this job as you're smiling employees behind youare indicating or whoever they seem to be . they seem to be in your. i'll say that, don't you think senator whitaker. >> paid actors, >> thank you so much senator klobuchar and we appreciate his continued willingness to serve read the 9/11 attacks led to the creation of the transportation security administration its placement within the department of homeland security. 20 half years ago when we do this, the essay is charged with protecting the nation's transportation systems while also ensuring the peaceful movement of commerce. tsa's employees play a critical role in ensuring our nation's transportation i

you have ava distinguished career serving as the coast guard commandant the second in command also serving as chief operating officer with the component acquisition over our mass term business of administrationno a master from columbia university and from us coast guard academy you are more than ready as indicating whoever they are. they seem to be in your camp. so with that i will turn it over. [laughter] ing] >> thank you so much, senator klobuchar and we want to join you in welcoming admiral pekoske back to this committee. we appreciate his continued willingness to serve. the 9/11 attacks led to the creation of transportation security administration, and its placement within the department of homeland security. i was a member of the house of representatives 20 and one half years ago when we did this. tsa is charged with protecting the nation's transportation systems while also ensuring the free movement of people and commerce. tsa's nearly 60,000 employees play a critical role in securing our nation's transportation modes, including commercial aviation, general aviation, mass transit sy

coast guard off the coast of florida.y take the route where they go from haiti to the bahamas and then from the bahamas on to the united states. at this point they have not identified the nationalities of all those on board. they believe they are haitians but they do have the two suspected smugglers, bahamians, in custody and it's expected they'll get more information from them. just to tell you how desperate people are, haiti, the poorest nation in the western hemisphere, these folks are suspected of paying somewhere between 3,000 to $8,000 a person to be snuggled into the united states, money that is very difficult to come by if you're from haiti. >> right. how it is they even came upon that money comes into question there as well. just devastating to see some of those images coming out of haiti and of course this tragedy as they try to make their way to safety in florida. kerry sanders for us, thank you. that does it for me this hour. i'm going to be back after a very quick break with more news. i'll talk to texas stat

regulators say operations at a nearby nuclear facility have not been impacted. maritime charities and coast guard ships have rescued over a 1000 people in the central mediterranean. this weekend, the german organizations see, watch says it saves more than 400 migrants in 4 separate operations. the migrants are trying to cross the mediterranean from north africa, into europe. and the philippines, 3 people have been killed in a shooting at a university in the capital min manila, excuse me. the incident happened, students and families arrived for a graduation ceremony. the suspected gunman fled the scene, but was later arrested school and university shootings array in the philippines. despite its lax gun laws. hope frances is due to make a long awaited apology to members of canada as indigenous groups. on monday, the 1st nations community has demanded the catholic church, fess up to its role in the physical, mental and sexual abuse of children at school facilities. it was contracted to run as late as the 970 s or the church is pushed back for decades on calls for a people apology in canada. until no

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