the russian delegation was headed by the head of the coast guard department of the fsb border servicev. according to him , there are a number of problems that require close attention: illegal migration, poaching, smuggling of weapons and drugs. we came up with the initiative to create a forum of coast guards of the caspian states, now this issue will be considered at the national level of all caspian states after appropriate coordination along the line the ministry of foreign affairs, through the coast guards, i am sure that our partners and colleagues have a positive attitude towards the creation of this forum, the results have shown this. at the meeting, we will create this forum for the coast guards of the caspian states, at which all internal threats will be considered and adopted accordingly. appropriate management decisions to neutralize them. more than 350 important initiatives are currently being implemented in russian regions with the support of deputy prime ministers. so effective interaction was ensured thanks to the institution of supervision of federal districts. this was

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coast guard's 233-year history. throughout her nearly 27-year career, she's commanded maritime operations in chicago, texas, miami, new orleans, and new york. many times being either the first minority or first woman to hold her position, but in many cases she was both. on top of her workplace accolades, she's also received more than a dozen academic community service, and military honors. on staten island, she's overseen the busiest port in our nation to keep our maritime commerce moving, stop the flow of drugs coming over our borders, conduct search and rescue missions, and protect our national security at sea. she's managed more than 1,000 personnel and 12 commands over an area spanning more than 6,000 square miles. on a personal note, i admire her dedication and commitment to protecting new york city's waters, and she'll be truly missed by our community. we know she will make us proud as pea she assume her new role here in washington, d.c. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlema

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obviously, i cannot comment on it, but pointing the finger at the coast guard -- our coast guard hased tens of thousands of people. it is unfair, unjust, and also wrong as a strategy. because, at the end of the day, what we do not want is a post strategy. we have to be vigilant in protecting our borders, but we also need legal pathways either for humanitarian regions, so refugees, but also for economic migrants. one of our goals in greece is to sort of expand labor market participation. and when i look at certain jobs, for example, in the agricultural sector, we have difficulties finding people to do these jobs. i would much more prefer, and we are already putting in place these types of programs, for example, to have an arrangement with countries such as egypt or bangladesh where we offer work visas for people to legally work here. and they will come and work and they will be insured and they don't need to embark on the dangerous trip. but we will control the policy. we cannot leave this policy, we can't let this policy be controlled by the smugglers. francine: do you feel let down

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the coast guard says the vessel ran aground during rough seas friday night.en news reporter cornell bernard explains why the refloating mission is becoming urgent. by air, land and sea, there's a major operation happening on this beach. >> dozens of people working to get the 58 foot aleutian storm back into the pacific. trouble is, she's stuck in several feet of sand. >> she does weigh about 57 tons. and so everything we have has to be a pretty heavy lift. and so it definitely has been challenging. but she is a steel hulled vessel, which is actually beneficial to her because she's not breaking up in the surf. >> lieutenant kenny says the crab fishing boat ran aground friday night at sonoma coast state park during rough seas. its four crew members made it to safety. >> friday night, there was a bit of weather that was coming through and so, as you know, when storms happen, things can change rather quickly. >> but there are now pollution concerns surrounding all the fuel, which could leak from tanks. >> it definitely does have fuel on board. he was on his way t

now rescuers are trying to pull the crab boat off the beach and back into the water, the coast guard says. monday's attempt was not successful because the tow line broke. >> she does weigh about 57 tons and so everything we have has to be a pretty heavy lift and so it definitely has been challenging. but she is a steel hulled vessel, which is actually beneficial to her because she's not breaking up in the surf. the coast guard plans to offload fuel to lighten the vessel, but there are pollution concerns because the 1500 gallons of o diesel on board leak from the tanks. >> all right, the oscars are coming up fast and the festivities are already well underway. this year's nominees gathered for the oscar luncheon this afternoon at the beverly hilton in beverly hills. of course, ryan gosling, sterling k brown and emma stone were some of the big names to hit the carpet before entering the banquet hall for the annual class photo. there it is, the casts of barbie and oppenheimer made appearances and got a few photos with other nominees greta gerwig and margot robbie got nominations for best

. >> we joined the coast guard on a deterrence patrol. with a view of the southern border i had never seen before. that's all mexico. >> reporter: the coast guard focused on primarily keeping folks alive. to do that, you need to keep the lines of communication open. >> there are no egos among different organizations. we all speak on the same frequency. when somebody gets notified, we're all notified. >> 28 nautical miles, that's where he's at, off your 350. >> reporter: that frequency shared from above, tracking. >> the system is now tracking it, and we get everything down here, right? the coordinates, how fast it's going. >> reporter: that information relayed to crews on land and sea. >> you have to be prepared for everything on the water, pitch black, six-foot seas. it can be very challenging. >> reporter: moments like these where boats filled with migrants, a near nightly occurrence. >> over the last three years, we've seen an increase. they don't understand fully the peril that these smugglers are putting them in. it's the callous nat

. >> yes, the coast guard has launched a pilot program in seattle to alert ships of whales sightings in the area. those waters are pretty busy now. they include nearly 300,000 vessels crisscrossed the region last year from container ships ferries. there's a reason for this. >> it comes as visits by humpbacks and orcas are increasing, which is why the coast guard is trying to orchestrate this new program. >> i love this, i wish they'd implement something like this for the manatees in south florida, because constantly getting hit by boats so sweet. >> the manatees men retweet a thousand times. >> andrew. yes, next to the man who climbed one of the world's highest mountains backwards. >> why did he do this? >> well, because he can. 32 year old personal trainer ben stewart , from northampton, england, has become the first ever to walk up mount kilimanjaro and then back down backwards. like you said, allison, the trek took him. how long? eight days. and his training required him to wear this special brace to straighten his neck muscles. because, you know, he had to look behind him a lot t

you can see him wearing a little basketball culture so is part of the team and he didn't coast guard crews in clearwater, florida found a surprise waiting for them. and one of the helicopters crews say they found that 2 foot long corn snake during a post flight inspection. >> those kind of hanging out underneath the chopper near the wheel. experts say those kinds of snakes are usually found in nature and barnes and abandoned buildings. but now we can add helicopters to the list of hiding spots. >> take a look at this. a sonoma couple had to call some help for some help on their ended up in a tree. good news. firefighters are on hand for the little rescue. it's not every day. see catcon a leash, but he was safely brought down and nasa is looking volunteers who want to take a mission to mars. well, you're still here on earth. >> you're going to take part in if they if you make it in a yearlong mission that in a stimulator for simulator planet commissions days simulator, it is a paid adventure volunteers will live in a 3 d printed habitat that simulates mars's challenges like, you know,

yeah, went to check into her touring noise and the coast guards were approaching. i tried to keep out of sight. i'm in need of one of the won't and the deal because when they go told us to stay calm, you wouldn't ask if i was the captain. i said no, but they said they knew i was just gonna eat because they've been following this for the past. 100 kilometer means on this, on the front. that points i'm, i realized i had to come clean where they're going to the some of the live in the . we're ready the stop the boat. this is a routine check. please give me the road. please take it easy, our boat is not very strong. take it easy or will sink. this is a routine check. we're looking for small glass. this is just an old pushing volt. hey, please don't do that. don't push our boat. don't tell us what to do. where are your paypal, the how you will from all retain? yeah, yes. okay, go on the coast con. stopped the boat to get closer to captain. who's the captain? that's it. wrapped in your paper. to hit our boat. what church? i'm down there. why should the, the buttons you'r

the hainan coast guard. and again local militias actually, militias opened fire first at vietnamese. they took over those island, not marine corps, not naval sailors, but militias. so, again, any operation in the future against those offshore island like jimmy and marshall going to be chinese navy coast guard and militias. thank you. great. thanks, brant. oh, thanks again for having me. so when i was writing the book. there was one, i guess, admonishment. sun tzu, of course, gets over quoted, but i think it really plays out. and with the three of us up here, three authors up here, and that is need to understand your adversary deeply. and then you also have to understand your own capabilities in yourself also as deeply, if not more, in order to put together an effective approach. and so what us naval power in the 21st century is trying to do is to try to embrace that and there's three points that i that i'll make in for the i'll try to be brief so we can get to the two the interaction but with you all here an

coast guard had been trying to right the vessel since it went aground.o be a salvage operation. didn't save weather and condition of that vote. every float the boat relocated further up. the beach were unsuccessful. crews have been able to remove diesel fuel from one of the storage tanks on board. but they do not know how much remains. coast guard says an unknown amount of fuel leaked from the ball as they tried to move it. the exact cause of the ship's grounding in the amount of diesel that sleet that's being investigated. now. how did the hospital, the rural areas are at a risk of closing down, according to a new study by chartis, a chicago healthcare lies or e service farm. a total of 141. well, hospitals have shut down since 2010, another 453 could follow after that. the data point to several factors that could lead to a hospital's closures, including the number of hospital has been operating without any profit. the study shows that the remaining rule hospitals dropping critical health services such as maternal care and cancer treatments. coming up i

today, taiwan drove away a chinese coast guard boat after yesterday the chinese coast guard boded a taiwanese boat. what is your concern that these incidents could escalate? >> we have always strived for the status quo in the taiwan straits. the incident you just mentioned is a concerning trend that is happening. they are the ones who are changing the status quo changing all these incidents. talk about redlines, saying you shouldn't cross a redline because this is a fundamental. but they are the ones changing the redlines. they draw the redlines constantly on a different line. that is a concerning trend. nick: there is also diplomatic pressure, after the election, trading recognition of taipei for beijing, 10 countries have switched from taipei to beijing during the term of the president. why do you believe taiwan is losing so many? >> it was punishment to the tommy's people for choosing the candidate they did not like. but we will not challenge and race on dollar diplomacy. they promise a lot of benefits, a windfall of economic benefits, airports, roadways, housing, etc. but in most of the c

coast guard says the boat ran aground friday night 2 miles southwest of the day debate up along the sonoma coast state park right near the great or fair lawn's national marine sanctuary. as a new report shows a bay area. air quality has been getting worse in recent years and will likely continue to get worse. the report says the central valley and san francisco areas are already seen twice as many poor air quality days now compared to well, we had 20 years ago and over the next 30 years, more than 50% of people in the u.s. entire country will be exposed to unhealthy air. she's just a little love is in the alright, draymond green, by the way, at the nixon center, new stuffed noreika are going at on social media. just juice tweeted about graham on calling him clown on his podcast saying, quote, all good, bad boy, just. >> don't stay too long on podcast. >> going to be late. there are 4 therapy sessions so digging at each other, referring to grandma's mandatory sessions after he struck him on the court. green responded calling the bosnian center a 300 pound softy. >> okay. and providing a lin

2 chinese coast guard and feasible bodies, the pulling fluid tank at barriers at the shows entrance as well as always, all websites out there dot com has the very latest on off top stories in the meantime, to stay change, hang on out as their accounts hang, the cost is on the hello west stace best the cloud and right across here. once again, we got more of that instead of web sweeping in from the atlantic because of cloud. angry weather systems pushing some very wet and when the weather in, in the process front, seeing some raw, the gnostic condition, strong winds at times, have you right now the little area of life pressure swelling away and that is the side of the mediterranean. this one will diminish with the next style, so, but this one will invigorate those to bring some really heavy writing across northern parts of italy, possibilities some localized flooding up towards the north of the country. snow that over the owls will still say as long as you try and quiet up towards jeremy, be some pieces of kind of right just around a voltage. what to where the winds you by the pushing

coast guard says the boat ran aground friday night 2 miles southwest of bodega bay in sonoma coast state park right near the greater that alone national marine sanctuary. as a new report shows bay area air quality it's been getting worse in recent years. it likely continue to deteriorate. we report states the central valley, san francisco areas already seen twice as many poor air quality days. compare with 20 years ago and over the next 30 years, more than 50% of people in the u.s. will be exposed to unhealthy air. part of the pacifica pier is expected to reopen today. been closed because of the damage caused by a combination of high tide large ways back in december about half of the main pier deck is scheduled to be back open engineers say complete assessment of the damage will not be completed until march because stores between now and then that caused more damage. know are already bracing for another storm on the horizon should kind of roles in today not as strong with the days leading up to it will begin stronger and stronger morning, john. yet today, call it rain. it's definitely no

the coast guard says that an unknown amount of fuel did leak from the boat as they tried to move it. the exact cause of the ship's grounding in the amount of diesel fuel that leaked is still being investigated. >> 6.38 and you go the antioch library today. it's set to reopen after they announced the sudden closure because of crime concerns over the weekend. the contra costa county library system posted this update to their website explaining what was going on. they say they're able to negotiate emergency contract so they have private armed guards to keep workers and visitors safe. when they go to that location. meantime, a man in the north bay was arrested for causing a lot of damage to this library and santa rose. you can see the smashed windows here. this happened earlier in the month. the glass doors and windows damaged at the downtown library estimated to be about 8 to $10,000 to fix it. and there was an arrest of a man yesterday morning and they think that he may be responsible for similar vandalism at a preschool in the south park neighborhood. >> despite another tech company a

coming up next, coast guard crews in florida find a pretty sneaky stowaway.fter the break. >> all right. take a look at this. a cinema couple had to call in reinforcements when they're kept got stuck in a tree. the couple says they were out on a priest walk when the kitty went running off and thankfully firefighters were on hand for this very cute rescue. just as the storm was about to hit. it's not every day you see a cat on a leash up in a tree. but yes, the kid he did come down coast guard crews in clearwater, florida found a slithering surprise waiting for them on one of their helicopters. the snake was found that officer was doing a post flight inspection of the helicopter. you see it there. the coast guard wrote on facebook that the snake left the helicopter once confronted its. look at the 7 day forecast. how how much more rain are we going to >> we are looking out for about a anywhere from a half an inch to. rain in the north bay. >> if you look at your extended forecast here, you can see that we have that rain right through tuesday into wednesday. a

the coast guard says the 50 foot aleutian storm ran aground in rough water friday night. the ship's four crew members all made it out safely. now, rescuers are trying to pull the crab boat off the beach and back into the water. the coast guard says yesterday's attempt was not successful because the tow line broke. >> she does weigh about 57 tons and so everything we. to be a pretty heavy lift. and so it definitely has been challenging. but she is a steel hulled vessel, which is actually beneficial to her because she's not breaking up in the surf. >> the coast guard plans to offload fuel to lighten the vessel, but there are pollution concerns because the 1500 gallons of diesel on board could leak from the tanks. today we're expecting an update on how much longer the pacifica pier will remain closed. massive waves damaged the historic pier in late december, forcing it to close for repairs. city officials originally said about half of the pier would be reopened by valentine's day. all plastic grocery bags will be banned in 2026 under a new bill making its way through the sta

i'm glad that nobody got hurt. >> the coast guard says monday's rescue attempt was not successful after the tow line broke. the same thing happened on sunday. now the plan is to offload the fuel to lighten the vessel. officials say the fishing boats owners insurance will help pay for this major operation. >> i'm hoping for the best with this. um we want it off of here. just as bad as he does on the sonoma coast. >> cornell. bernard. abc seven news coming up next, the winter of love, a look back 20 years after this historic moment in legalizing same sex marriage, plus moving forward. >> finally, some relief in the south bay months after this fire on christmas day two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, a

the coast guard says the 50 foot aleutian storm ran aground in rough water friday night. the ship's four crew members, all made it out safely. now, rescuers are trying to pull the crab boat off the beach and back into the water. the coast guard says yesterday's attempt was not successful because the tow line broke. >> she does weigh about 57 tons and so everything we have has to be a pretty heavy lift and so it definitely has been challenging. but she is a steel hulled vessel, which is actually beneficial to her because she's not breaking up in the surf. >> the coast guard plans to offload fuel to lighten the vessel, but there are pollution concerns because the 1500 gallons of diesel on board could leak from the tanks. >> today, we are expecting an update on how much longer the pacifica pier will remain closed. massive waves damaged the historic pier in late december, forcing it to close for repairs. city officials originally said about half of the pier would be reopened by valentine's day on christmas day, this fire burned a strip mall on el camino real and los altos in

coast guard says that an unknown about a fuel leak from that boat as they tried to move it.ause of the ship's grounding and the amount of diesel that spilled is still being investigated. >> it's 7.38. and today the antioch library is going to reopen after it announced its sudden closure on friday because of concern over crime. the contra costa county library system posted an update on their website saying they were able to negotiate emergency contract to provide private armed guards to keep visitors and workers safe at that location. a man in the north bay has been arrested for the damage done to this library in santa rosa. you can see the windows were smashed and so where the doors here in the downtown library branch, that damage estimated between $10,000 in deal includes an increase in pay and benefits. the agreement comes after 8 months of negotiations and 2 faculty strikes, the csu board of trustees still needs to ratify the deal in order to make it official. >> time now 7.39 and after years of delays and cutbacks, largest single housing project in cupertino is history i

the philippine coast guard released images last week is showing 2 chinese coast guard inflatable boats deploying floating barriers at the shows. entrance. authorities in the state of mississippi say a wild 5 as being bindings and sa, saturday is now 50 percent contained fix. smoke is still hanging above jefferson davis county. the forestry commission that says the blazes burned through more than 520 hector's alone. the still ahead on all the zeros. i'm alexandra buyers, and joe have guitar were thousands of people have gathered for web. first time the world's largest technology conference has ever been held in the middle of the the what's being billed as a sy fy documentary about the palestinian experience of enough of all catastrophe of 1948, his premier in london. it offers a look at an alternate history with the displacement of palestinians never happened already. false at match the co directors of so contact him. so this is a film in which the city of lead the rates its own story, sub office and come from that's kind of a start the down at the bottom of a session between me and it'

also, australia has pledged to support the philippines coast guard which is in the forefront of recentouth china sea with beijing's vessels. australia has pledged to support the philippine coast guard in terms of growth and having more awareness in south china sea. these are just a few steps we have seen being taken by the two countries in the past year. we expect this to be stepped up, to be bolstered, with elevations of ties between the two countries. haidi: bloomberg government reporter, andrea calonzo there in manila. some of the stories we're following, u.s. congressional leaders have reached a deal to avoid a partial government shutdown. it cleared the way for speaker mike johnson to allow a vote before a saturday deadline. republican leaders are backing the deal despite backlash risk from conservatives demanding a new immigration restrictions. republican mitch mcconnell will step down as his party's leader of the senate after the november election. the 82-year-old has been in the chamber since 1985, leading republican connectors for more than 17 years. his departure sets up a fi

coast guard takes over moving the boat in an effort to reduce any environmental impact. >>> breakingdly crash in the east bay that happened around 5:00 a.m. on eastbound highway 4 between laurel and lone tree way. fire crews tell us two cars were involved. one person died in each car. lanes on eastbound highway 4 as of a few moments ago now reopen. >>> turning to the lunar new year. it officially begins today. there are craons ringing in the year of the dragon across the bay area. in san francisco, there will be a celebration south of market edy the w hotel. on corner of third howard streets. the event starts at 6:00. they'll have special foods as well as a lion dance performance. and in san jose, santana row hosting a lunar new year celebration at 11:00. miking inouye the emcee for the event. and the niners are organizing a watch party outside the center tomorrow 2:00 to 28:00 p.m. tickets are free, sign up in advance, they have a compart limit. niners spokesman tells us hosting watch parties in mexico and in the united kingdom. if you're having a party here in the bay area, cinthia

. >> reporter: that's where the coast guard comes in.on a deterrence patrol, positioned just north of the maritime line. a view of the southern border i have never seen before. >> right in front of us, that's mexico. >> reporter: the coast guard focussed on primarily keeping folks align. to do that you need to keep the lines of communication open. >> we all speak on the same frequency. so, when somebody gets notified, we're all notified at the same time. >> 28 nautical miles. >> reporter: that frequency also shared by the cbp air assets, watching and tracking from above. >> so when we do detect a target, i hook it. so the system is now tracking it. and we get everything down here, right? the coordinates. where it's at. how fast it's going. >> reporter: that information relaid to kcrews on land and se. >> you have to be prepared for anything on the water, doing that at night, pitch black, six foot seas. it can be very challenging. >> reporter: moments like these where boats filled with migrants rush towards the shoreline a near nightly oc

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but as we hear now china is a mess and well over 200 maritime militia vessels and coast guard ships in the philippines shoal. yet another example of china's maritime insurgency against the rules-based maritime border. meanwhile, in our congress this been a growing bipartisan course calling for action and propose solutions from increased naval ship will become proved access to commercial shipping to support the military when it deploys overseas both in peacetime but also critically in combat. and expend the nation shipyard capacity to build and sustain our navy pier . but this is only part of the challenge. needed in fact, is a fundamental we focused on beginning the nation's maritime competitiveness. this will require of course strengthening our naval forces to include the u.s. coast guard but this will be hindered as long as i maritime industrial base continues to lag and to be underinvested. last fall in real clue defense article our guest speaker called for action to strengthen our maritime industry as a national strategic imperative. today he joins us to discuss the important, this

boat that ran aground or but they could pay. >> earlier this month, the coast guard at the trying to write that fishing vessel since it went aground. now they say it's more of a salvage operation due to the unsafe weather and the condition of the boat efforts to refloat that boat and relocated just have not worked out. crews had to be able to remove a diesel from one storage tank before they could try and move it and that didn't work. they don't know how much is still in there. so that's a big issue. there's also some fuel that's leaked into the latter. the exact amount of that fuel that's leaked is unclear right now. the cause of the ship's grounding is still also a bit of a mystery. so that's all still being investigated. the union that represents the cal state faculty has accepted the tentative agreement from the university. so the new deal includes an increase in pay and benefits. the agreement comes after 8 months of negotiations. and as you can see here to faculty strikes, the csu board of trustees still needs to ratify the deal to make it official. >> time is jim. 49 in new re

the coast guard believes the pup named coney had been inside for more than a week.in need of a forever home. oh, she is beautiful. and yet another wild story. this one out of texas. a woman comes home to find an unexpected guest in her kitchen. her reaction when she saw the deer was priceless. >> there's a [bleep] in my kitchen. i don't know what the [bleep] to do. [screams] all the tile and the hardwood that couldn't get a grip. oh, all right, so police say the off and on broke into a window the homeowner thinks it was probably hanging out for nearly 24 hours. and take a look at this crazy encounter. a young girl in australia saving her pet guinea pig after a snake had the guinea pig in his mouth she swung that snake around before the guinea pig was let out of the snake's mouth. the guinea pig's name is maxey bon and it flew out of the mouth. we spoke to the girl the last hour about how this all went down. listen to this. >> i went and guinea pig to put him into haze cage because i usually let him roam around in that little bush behind there as you can see. when i

see one. 38 aircraft have been transferred to cal fire from the coast guard.ful to the airforce free after helping expedite that as well the coast guard because they were there. perhaps it's the first time cal fire will have this type of aircraft. the planes will be modified equipped with all the firefighting gear needed before they're ready for service facing the enhances our aerial firefighting capabilities. >> we have extended range. we increase capacity. there's many advantages to part of the goal is to make these monster 155,000 pounds planes streamlined and efficient in an emergency. you know, you can drop 4,000 gallons of return rather than 1200 also returns. obviously. >> you can imagine if based on a different coverage levels, how far that can extend. the planes are being worked on right now sacramento county. 7 aircraft are currently located in the cloud. where they will undergo the modification. take installation. well, it'll take some time to get these planes ready for flight subsequent deliveries based off the modifications. you know, we have obvi

the heads of the coast guards of the caspian countries gathered there., azerbaijan, iran, kazakhstan and turkmenistan. one of the main topics of suppressing illegal activities in the equatorium of the sea. during the meeting, delegates will visit a shipbuilding plant in st. petersburg. specialists of the repair battalion in the kupinsky direction are restoring equipment damaged in battles and weapons. mechanics act quickly and work efficiently. combat vehicles are returned to service in a couple of days. igor pikhanov was convinced of this. well, let's go here. ukrainian military. posing against the backdrop of a damaged american-made armored car, russian artillerymen hit it with a mortar, the car ’s engine was damaged, repairing western military equipment is a long, labor-intensive process, for this the vehicle has to be evacuated deep to the rear. meanwhile, russian weapons have shown their effectiveness on the front line, in addition to the fact that it has a large margin of strength and survivability, the designers created.

that hard work, the coast guard is a place anyone can join and succeed. >> erielle: not something youd beckham booed by soccer fans, it happens when inter miami played an exhibition match against a local club. lionel messi, the sport's biggest super star, of didn't play at all in the big game. the sell-out crowd paying up to $600 per ticket let beckham have it. >> gio: we'll start with new scrutiny over big tech. moving walkways at airports are used every day. this morning a pilot filed a lawsuit saying one of those walkways swallowed his foot. abc's faith abubey is following this one. >> reporter: good morning, gio. millions of passengers step on and off those moving walkways and escalators every day. they rarely think about how safe that are. that was the case for the delta pilot until the scary moment his foot got stuck in the belt. this morning the dramatic moment a delta pilot says his foot was painfully swallowed up in the moving walkway at the denver international airport. surveillance video showing ken gow falling to the floor inside the concourse. watch again. bystanders rush