marine corps is. in this age of ubiquitous long-range precision fire and counter intervention technologies and cyber and space and information, all that, we know we had our work cut out for us but we also knew that marines, your marines, are capable of anything. all we need to do is enable them, all we need to do is let them go and they will figure it out. i have to tell you that standing here, there are no words to describe how proud, how impressed i am with the speed at which marines are moving forward. i know, of course because i am one and i have sons that are marines so i know we are working and you are still impressed when you go after the yield and you see -- out to the field what they are doing and how fast they are moving. i would advise you to go out and see your marines, too. john ismay traveled with me to go to california to watch a training exercise. he had never been to one before, you should ask him. i think he would tell you that he saw and listened to and talked with marines who are t

marine corps is. in this age of ubiquitous long-range precision fire and counter intervention technologies and cyber and space and information, all that, we know we had our work cut out for us but we also knew that marines, your marines, are capable of anything. all we need to do is enable them, all we need to do is let them go and they will figure it out. i have to tell you that standing here, there are no words to describe how proud, how impressed i am with the speed at which marines are moving forward. i know, of course because i am one and i have sons that are marines so i know we are working and you are still impressed when you go after the yield and you see -- out to the field what they are doing and how fast they are moving. i would advise you to go out and see your marines, too. john ismay traveled with me to go to california to watch a training exercise. he had never been to one before, you should ask him. i think he would tell you that he saw and listened to and talked with marines who are t

marine corps. typically, for me, the first set of questions in a group like this is, why does the marine corps need to change? why is this whole force design thing happening now? is the marine corps broke? are you guys okay? i start by saying that i completely agree with those that say the marine corps is not broke. it's absolutely not. in a lot of, ways the marine corps today that you see in uniform at there is at the top of their game. they are the most capable, the most fit, the most intelligent, aggressive driving marines you've ever seen. and the best that i've ever served alongside. but that in no way freeze us up from the responsibility to prepare for the future. we cannot rest on our laurels. i'm sure that the history buffs here in the audience, i know there's one or two, you probably would agree with me that one of the enduring kind of features of the marine corps is that we are used to change. and enduring tradition of the marine corps is change, because we have an obligation to our count

corps, artillery corps, anti-earthquake corps, corps, all of these, the transportation of the corps, were trophies , really, the world was showing us until today that we are making all of these at the highest level. new defensive weapons, innovative new weapons, some of which belong only to the forces there is no other example of the islamic revolution anywhere in the world, from the idea to the product, everything here is predicted, designed in different dimensions, today 15 years can be compared , compare it with the great defense powers that are the world and are mandatory, and say that we thank god for music. fixed and stable deterrence, on the other hand, is based on deterrence calculations based on the idea that the other side finds what we can do, i can't do it, and i can't stay unique. it doesn't calculate with spiritual issues. with calculations with the device his calculations fought and defeated them in the same material apparatus of this test of weapons and equipment, preparations and initiatives that have been used and today we are advancing in all defense branches with

then in 1997, the army corps of engineers army corps of engineers tok tokyo lead dust tk the lead asutilized sites remedial action program or whose wrap. >> we are charge with making sure that if there is contamination associated with those early activities that we find it and remediate it in accordance with our authority and records and decisions. >> mireya: they both worked on n the team leading the car's cleanup effort. that process is called remediation. so samples are tested in an on-site lab and any contaminated soil is identified, stuck up, and shipped to a facility in idaho by rail cars. the army corps of engineers has until 2038 to finish the clea cleanup. how much has been cleaned up so far? >> over a million cubic yards. that is around 12,000 railcars. >> mireya: but the presence of radioactive material does not automatically mean a property will get cleaned up. >> we have a remedil -- those are thresholds. based on risk levels that are determined by federal agencies like epa to be protected. below that, we don't clean enough. >> that means there is contaminants there. >>

he joined the marine corps as an enlisted men in the marine corps reserve. in 1989.e got a bachelor's degree in 1993. he has done everything you would hope and expect an accomplished marine corps officer has done. he has been a rifle platoon commander, and executive officer. and an executive officer at the command level. assistant division for third marine. and chief of staff for expeditionary force. he wouldn't want me to go on and on. i am also anxious to hear his keynote remarks. thanks for coming. [applause] >> good afternoon. as the introduction said, i am the assistant deputy confidant. we do requirements for the marine corps. prior to coming here to quantico, i was out in the pacific. everything i do i always have a keen eye with what we are doing here as far as what design is related to in the pacific. before i get to all of that, i want to say it is an honor to be here. i am a fan of many of the speakers who are going to be up here behind me, afterwards and i really look forward to hearing what they have to say. let me go back in time. a little over a year a

people were selected for the corps.hey were equipped at the expense of residents ural is fully armed. the tanks were produced at the ural factories with battles more than 5,000 km passed from orel and kursk to berlin and prague a monument to the ural volunteer corps welcomes guests of the city on the railway station square in the ural state military history museum unique evidence of the history of the ural volunteer corps is stored in front of you first of all, this order to the volunteers of the ural volunteer tank corps from the workers of the southern urals and this order was made entirely by hand, it is unique in that it the only copy exists, and another interesting exhibit is the knife, the famous black knife, i also call them, namely, for these knives our corps received the name schwarzmeister. the shell division, among the germans, the division of black knives ural, including the sverdlovsk region, became the center during the war years, industrial evacuations began to work in full force at the ural heavy enginee

it is hard to overstate how much work he has done for the press corps.ps report is the first draft of history, and he make sure that highly qualified journalists are on duty every single day. and doug, doug everyone. [applause] he has been serving on the board as a photo representative for a very long time. we think it's 24 years but no one is counting. he is a skilled photographer and he make sure's -- he make sure that the photographers are the best position to get the best shot. he is the mayor of the press corps but though we would like him to be mayor for life, he has decided this is his last year on the board. and to show my appreciation i picked out a few items for them from the merge store, can we get that out here. ladies and gentlemen, this is a laxmi thing -- laxmi thing -- la kshmi sighn. you all know her voice, you do not need to donate $12 a month as a sustaining member to get them, just $15 at the merge store and a portion of the proceeds support the work we do. scan the qr code that will take us to the merge store we also have wi-fi. you

usa freedom corps will expand and improve the good efforts of americorps and senior corps to recruit more. 200,000 new volunteers. and america needs citizens to the compassion of our country to every of the world. so will renew the promise of the peace corps, double its volunteers the next five years. and ask to join a new effort to encourage development and and opportunity in the islamic world. this time, adversity offers a unique moment of opportunity, a moment we must seize to change culture through the gathering momentum of millions of acts of service and decency and kindness. i know we can overcome with greater good. and we have a great during this time of war to lead the world toward the values that will bring lasting. all fathers and mothers in all societies want their children to be educated and live free from poverty. violence. no people on earth yearn to be oppressed or aspire to servitude or eagerly await the midnight knock of the secret police. if anyone doubts this, let them look to afghanistan. then where the islamic street greeted the fall of tyranny was song and celeb

, which is the fifth the seventh corps, two of their corps were withdrawn from germany; now they areng the fifth corps to poland. uh additional brigade in romania creating an additional reserve. e material and technical means of weapons of military equipment. by the way, i think that finland, given the mobilization nature of the construction of their armed forces, they will follow the path of norway, that is, they will not be there, most likely they will not be. uh, constantly deploying some parts of the american units , both have been created. that's how in norway there is no american units, but there are fully stocks of weapons and equipment for the expeditionary division of the marine corps. this is about 18,000 people, that is, the transfer of personnel with personal weapons and further. staffing with equipment and in battle strengthening the air defense of the e-e of countries bordering the russian federation, what are they? eh now eh, they are doing it safely. well, the creation of the most controversial element from my point of view, which they are unlikely to complete quickly

veterans of the marine corps brought suvs to donetsk, which they bought with money.gether with the machines for the front. race participants. the road to victory, another cargo was also delivered, which they were waiting for in the special operation zone and about the fact that vasilchenko was gone . all in order to support the coastal fighters of the 155th separate guards brigade, the marine corps through all of russia and drove off-road vehicles purchased at the expense of residents. primorye and the icon of the patron saint of the marine corps, the holy right-believing prince alexander nevsky with a particle of the relics of the rally veterans. they called the road to victory the whole country from vladivostok to donetsk, here it is, this flag is a little shabby, but it withstood all the fortitude and deprivation of military service. we wish for victory, here is medicine, we generally believe in it and we know that it will be the banner of victory, too, it passed with us , let's say. so from spassk-far to donetsk , these two flags. i drove this car and people look

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the death of the motorized rifle battalion of the 71st mechanized brigade of the ninth mechanized corpse third tank army, senior lieutenant. pyotr zhidkov personally raised the fighters in a counterattack and threw back the german detachment, which hit the flank, the advancing soviet troops destroyed several nazis during hand-to-hand combat, but he himself died from a grenade fragment wound, however, he gave his brigade time to transfer additional forces to the breakthrough site and, in fact, saved by the offensive, zhidkov was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union posthumously, he became the first counterintelligence officer worthy of the title of hero, but not the only one. vasily chebotareva started the war. sniper. on his account there were 60 killed german soldiers and officers. he himself was several times early after the last injury sent to advanced courses. a police officer from where he transferred to a smersh school in moscow in december 1943. he was assigned to the tank brigade of the third guards tank corps on june 23, 1944 , operation bagration began ; were going to

people. hmm in principle, it will be enough to carry out offensive actions, the third corps is most three corps are enough to carry out a large-scale offensive, a smart operation is allowed to go to the azov coast, that is , well, the starting point is the starting point, the starting point is to perform this operation for the liberation of the zaporozhian kherson region and in the crimean regions, this will be enough . here is one entry in one operation. with the crimea, the destruction of the crimean bridge with a single blow and the clearing of crimea, including for everything about everything, this is about three 2-3 months for this kind of operation, and this amount is, in principle, enough to carry out these tasks , but we have literally 4 minutes so that we we had time for a minute of silence in memory of the dead. because there will be a minute or three for the answer, i will briefly ask about this beautiful statement about let's freeze the war , it is a political military statement, what is its purpose, do the russians really want to... respite is possible respite is long e

military communications in morse code. 12 years serving, regular servant in the army air corps, _ 1my air corps, predominantly. _ paul, clive and mike each using the arts to recover from the scars of conflict or cope with the struggles of everyday life. paul, in painting. at my darkest times i didn't want to leave my bedroom. but now with the artwork, i'm feeling much more... well, as you can see, i'm feeling much easier. clive, in poetry. it's got rid of the worst effects of what i'd seen in bosnia. i express it on paper, and i know that i'm writing what many, many soldiers feel when i write my poems. and mike, who's still in the army, in extraordinary pieces of pop art. if it wasn't for them, i don't think... - i think i would have struggled, |and to be creative and actually and do what i wanted to do all this time. _ a barbershop may not be the first place you'd think to find these pieces of creativity, but for the next couple of weeks, this artwork will be on display here behind the cutting room chair. i run a project with dorset mental health forum on mondays, normally every ot

nato notes that the ministry of defense of poland is already launching a campaign to join the corps via e -mails advertising banners and videos on social networks volunteers from poland and lithuania are invited to serve in lublin the ukrainian brigade will be based in western ukraine at the yavarov training ground according to the plan, they will be involved in the corps up to 25,000 people, but for now expected effect. propaganda did not have the poles are in no hurry to sign up in the list of volunteers the current policy of the eu and the us is a mask of hypocrisy, and it is already so obvious that nothing can cover it up. here, at least the notorious european hospitality and the misfortune of the 21st century, the death of refugees over the past 2 years , the number of boats from libya and tunisia in the mediterranean has increased significantly. so recently about 6,000 arrived on the shores of italy, dyes, asylum brussels again started talking about a plan to fight refugees, the pact wants to be carried out before the elections of the european parliament next year, a inhuman measu

am a tiger on the target 10.08 pointed, and this blow is delivered by the artillery of the marine corpsa matter of minutes after the first one, after all the amendments transmitted from the line of contact have been taken into account. in recent days, the intensity of combat work in the uludar direction has sharply increased for the assault groups of the marine corps of the pacific fleet, working directly on the line of contact in direct contact with the enemy, hugging support is required continuous on this position of the rszo. grad moved only today along the line of contact near the car several firearms at once, and it moves between them depending on the direction in which it is necessary to strike . multiple launch rocket systems grad at night looks without exaggeration, the impressive marines of the pacific fleet strike at the positions of the apu are inflicted by a firing position in the forest belt. oleksiy baranov andriy yurchuk oleksandr safronov khalid tankiev ilya yepanchin lead donetsk people’s republic, republic of contact line ugledar direction in lviv, the church of the ca

nato notes that the polish ministry of defense is already launching a campaign to join the corps through sms messages and emails , advertising banners and videos on social networks volunteers from poland and lithuania are invited to serve in love. the ukrainian brigade will be based in western ukraine at the training ground in java, according to the plan , up to 25,000 people will be involved in the corps. however, while the expected effect of propaganda has not taken place, the poles are in no hurry to be recorded in the list of volunteers. was also discussed at a meeting of nato representatives in german ramstein. well, no decision has been made yet. ordinary europeans are against the supply of weapons to kiev anti-war rallies do not stop in germany another action against the actions of the federal government regarding assistance to ukraine took place in dusseldorf, the protesters call the actions of the authorities incendiary and demand to move on to peace negotiations and the lifting of sanctions against russia and in italy the activists decided to put their demands on paper there th

it allows you to deliver first-aid kits or a minimum set of products to people in the all-russian corpsescuers about 8,000 volunteers across the country opened more than 80 resource centers in january of this year branches appeared and in lugansk among the pupils of the student of the institute of civil protection and comrades in arms, the border and took lisichansky from the north of donetsk after we worked, the commander of another unit came and said that we had worked perfectly, that they had intercepted, just their radio communications and heard how they were cursing at us there, because it was very unexpected. for them, safety systems , tents, sleeping bags, diesel generators and radio stations , avalanche probes and shovels of the dark arsenal in the scs will seek to rescue and evacuate people . colleagues. you give me this solution. and what will be installed on the territory of this mineral complex. uh, commemorative plaques, climber guys, uh, who died during a special military operation. one of them is a trucker - this is our student. hey volunteers. there is a very distinct pe

the marine corps guard, who knows us we know all the marines, they know us. everyone is doing their job reese's ma'am you cannot bring pets into the camp. she looks at him with a bit of an incredulous look. the girls are hearing this and steers tears start to come down there i paired she was looking at them he's looking at her, she's looking back at him he's doing his job mom is doing her job, michelle is into the window and says they are for dinner. i'm kind of winks. yes man please proceed. most little funny moments like that there are still people there. we have these times, we all live with rules and regulations but sometimes you see the human side and work through it. that's her favorite store because moms and dads get it. thank you. >> the final chapter in your book is called the true meaning of camp david. can you tell us what is the true meaning? and is it different for every president and first hamlet spends time there? >> is definitely different as we described different families use a brief president george w. bush love going to camp david like his

this is the name of the rally, which was organized by veterans of the marine corps in 17 days.d our entire country along the route, vladivostok donetsk what they brought stanislav vasilchenko tells stanislav vasilchenko they don’t throw their own people to help, even if you have to overcome 1,000 km , so did the veterans of the marines organized a rally from vladivostok to donetsk, everything in order to support the primorye fighters of the 155th separate guards brigade, the marine corps through all of russia and drove suvs purchased at the expense of residents. primorye and the icon of the patron saint of the marine corps, the holy right-believing prince alexander nevsky with a particle of relics, the motor rally veterans called the road to victory across the country from vladivostok donetsk here, this flag is a bit shabby, but withstood all the fortitude and decisions of military service. we wish victory in general, we believe in it and we know that it will be the banner of victory, it also passed with us, let's say, from spassk-far to donetsk . where we are a victory, that's

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and lachlan murdoch could testify live in the $1.6 billion defamation suit against fox news and fox corpe judge. dominion, which makes electronic voting technology, has accused fox of knowingly broadcasting falsehoods about the company's software and linking it to voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election. fox has denied the accusations. the trial is scheduled to begin on april 17. let's speak to michelle in new york who is following this for us. it's a really complicated story but we're getting to a point where we may hear some testimony from the key players. this is a big moment for dominion in this case. thejudge, eric davies, has said that if this company wants to subpoena rupert murdoch and his son lachlan murdoch to come testify, that he won't stop them, saying their testimony is relevant. if you look back so far at this case, rupert murdoch gave a deposition already and that was pretty damning so if that's anything to go by, then the murdoch or news corp has something to be worried about. we will find out more when this trial gets under way in a week's time but there is always

at that time , paveh and marivan corps were made up of works volunteers from far and near cities came in harsh and cruel conditions of kurdistan, and they fought under the supervision of mohammad borujerdi, who was the commander of the region, his daughter, commander of paveh corps, ebrahim hammet, commander of marivan corps, ahmad metuslian , a group of hamadan fighters under the command of mahmoud shahbazi has also been with the volunteer fighters to other cities under ahmed's supervision. when we look at the presence of ahmad metuslian in kurdistan, ahmad went to almost two-thirds of the cities of kurdistan and conducted operations, and those who were the commanders of groups and groups of 50 people from this process the liberation operations of marivan karimi was the commander of the 27th division of hazrat, what was hajipur , who was a hero. we look down from the top and see the cities, barracks and outposts under the sand and we can't completely control the traffic to them and they kill them exactly so that nothing is left of the barracks because of the kharmal barracks. it was

so to speak, in general, the officer corps. uh, in russian culture it was very important.om there that a mass of people , composers of scientists, came out. e writers. it was it was kuprin was an officer. i do not know davydov yes, and the last thing about this upbringing again, therefore, it means, well, you know me. education, this is this, i am citing this again, this example has already passed four years. i suggested that schools conduct mandatory lessons on stories from our cinema, of course, i had soviet cinema, because, frankly, in modern russian cinema, good films are interesting films, but to bring up modern russian cinema. not yet, let's hope that someday, but soviet cinema is possible. cinema is of tremendous importance for the upbringing of a child, if you think about yourself you will see that all your images. they were perceived in childhood, even now as adults, when we watch films that we even like, they do not affect us so much, and in childhood this lays the foundation. this is this powerful emotional. uh, the impact that this launch of 100 pictures has ha

the astronaut corps will be the forerunners.hile we may be recognizing for individuals today, i want to thank the entire astronaut cr corps forps take the next steps to do the things that are hard so that others may follow behind the. [applause] some of you might be scanning the astronaut faces trying to see who is missing and still hidden backstage. know this, your artemis two members are already here in the room with you. [applause] because i love you all, i am going to give you one hint. i am not one of them. do not be so happy about that. >> with artemis one we set out to prove that the hardware was ready. that sls was prepared. that orion was equipped to carry them to the moon and back safely again. artemis one was a success. artemis two will leverage that by putting humans in the loop executing operations in a critical path leading to new footprints on a lunar surface. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> this flight will be challenging. we face the challenge with the confidence that the people working beside us are up to the task. houston i

these shock corps are from three to four.n each uh, and if you remember uh hmm well , from the number of these corps is about 100,000, well it is clear that u part of this management in rap. uh, a shock fist connection, as they say about 60,000 bayonets. naturally, with the support of western military equipment, tanks and artillery. or maybe there will be planes. eh , and if you recall the treatise zaluzhny or where published, and plans for 2023, then he actually said that he was going to take the crimea even before that. he needs 60,000 people. here is such a coincidence and long-range missiles. for some reason, i have no doubt that imran's long-range missiles will give either later, but well, here looms, probably in several directions. e hmm formula. uh, this counter-offensive, most likely, it will be , uh, it will be several hits. naturally, on criminal and e, judging by the fact that now the enemy’s forces are concentrated, for example, in kupinsk, and under yampolyan and e in seversk, this turns out to be three direction

i'll quickly go over the army corps flood study. this is the waterfront wide study with the army corps of engineers as a general investigation looking at major adaptation of the entire waterfront, including the embarcadero zone. we're in the process now of valuation alternatives that have been developed and then we'll be selecting a plan later this year towards the end of the year. these are major changes for the waterfront. um the draft adaptation strategies that are being considered, including no action. non structural, which is flood proofing and moving critical facilities out of the way. um we're looking at different levels of sea level rise or level or lower level of sea level rise is c and then an adaptable version of that is a strategy d and then we have a higher level of sea level rise scenarios e, f and g. which include a holding the line, keeping the line of defense where it is today and protecting everything on the waterfront. managing the water so letting water come into some areas and then aligning watersheds where we m

here is presented the newest arsenal of equipment of rescuers of the student corps.y who are involved in the elimination of emergency situations, the evacuation of the population of the humanitarian mission. the work of rescuers is impossible without quadrocopters. the drone helps rescuers see the situation from a bird's eye view of these people who have become hostages of the elements or assess the level disasters. in addition, such a bird helps them people in the field, for example, carrying capacity. there are about 1700 such unmanned aerial vehicles. it allows you to deliver first-aid kits or a minimum set of products to people in the all-russian corps . those who liberated the border and he took lisichansky and the north of donetsk after we have worked. uh, the commander of another unit came and said that we did a great job, that they intercepted, just uh their radio communications and heard how they swear at us there, because it was very unexpected. for them, safety systems, tents, sleeping bags, diesel generators and radio stations, avalanche probes and shovel

the first two african-american women to serve in the white house press corps. [applause] there were also the first recipients post famously of the prize that -- carries their name. tonight senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell will present the prize to two journalists that we consider great friends [applause] . >> good evening. tonight we celebrate the extraordinary careers of two journalists who are deeply missed. ethel who passed away in 2016 and jill of cbs news who left us last year. the 2023 dunnigan pain prize honors them. beyond their well-known accomplishments let me share a couple memories that tell us a bit about who they were. gwen and our colleagues at nbc news back in the 90's, i did not know her well at that time. as i was visiting d.c. covering my first presidential race i casually shared with her that i really did not get why a campaign made certain behind-the-scenes moves. as she was heading to her car she stopped, turned around, and offered up her experienced and smart take on what was really going on. that helped me in the moment,

[laughter] another job of the president is dealing with the white house press corps. you asked some tough questions but to tell you the truth i don't think you have laid a glove on me, here i am after our last press conference. in closing i thought about turning serious and talking about all we have been through since i was here last year. then i decided this was not the time or place. you came to have a good time and we've got drew carey waiting to entertain us so instead, i'm going to leave you with one last thought in one last photo of our dog spot. i ask you ladies and gentlemen is this a great country or what? [applause] thank you very much. [applause] >> the speaking portion of this year's white house correspondents dinner is expected to start in a litter over five minutes we will have it live for you here on c-span and to mark the 30th anniversary of our live coverage of the correspondents dinner this week's c-span podcast the weekly brings you the top 10 funniest jokes made about c-span by dinner comedians. you can find c-span weekly wherever you get podcasts

[applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org. >> hakeem jeffries also held a news conference. the minority leader condemned the bill arguing that the g.o.p. is trying to bully children. mr. jeffries: in terms of what the extreme maga republicans are all about. they have real challenges in america and house democrats are continuing to focus on putting people over politics working on lower costs, better paying jobs, safer communities, defending democracy, fighting for reproductive freedom, combatting the gun violence epidemic, protecting and strengthening social security and medicare. that is what house democrats are focused on to make life better for every day americans. extreme maga republicans from the very beginning of the 118th congress have been focused on banning abortion care and bullying women, banning books about our history and bullying parents and this week they decided that they want to ban transchildren from playing spor