or corps, deputy operations of the basij organization and head of soft war , general corps, head of assemblies affairs, sadra company, commander of sahib al-amr ajllullah, ghazmin province, vice chairman of the board of directors, spanier group, qazvin election, ab, one alborz, one law left on the ground. say that in the parliament are you following up on the law on improving the business environment , article 24, which mentions the predictability of the country's economy, the people will see a lot of losses from this area, it should be implemented with the power of this law, god willing, with the transparency of votes, gifts, and letters from members of parliament. do you agree or not? do you think the people agree with the gifts and customized letters of the representatives? how can i agree? but transparency is the right of the people . in your opinion, the rights of workers and employees should increase according to the rate of inflation, or it should ensure relative prosperity. not that it is proportional to mandatory and selective inflation ok, if you are a representative in the appointme

jang narm, general of the corps, head of general assembly affairs of sadra company, commander of sahib al-omar ajllullah, ghazmin province, vice chairman of the m group, sepanir poze, qazvin ab, ek alborz electorate, tell me one law left on the ground, that you are pursuing the law for improving the working and personal environment in the parliament. it has article 24, which mentions the predictability of the country's economy, and the people who see a lot of losses in this area should use the power of this law. god willing, it will be implemented. do you agree with the transparency of votes, gifts and letters of parliamentarians or not? do you think people are okay with personalized gifts and letters from representatives? how do i agree? but the transparency of votes is the right of the people. do you think the salaries of workers and employees should increase according to the rate of inflation? or appropriate according to him, the salary should ensure relative welfare , not proportional to mandatory and selective inflation . if you are a representative in the appointment of national

some under the command of general margon and general adan blocked the movement of the 3rd egyptian corps to the south from behind the siege. they did they also took over the only communication route between the egyptian army and aqaba, the road from cairo to suez. now the egyptian third corps with 35 thousand soldiers was under siege from all directions. on the other hand, the forces under the command of arilon went to the north and were able to defeat the second army of egypt. in the same way, completely surround the city of ismaili . israel's main goal was to completely blockade the two strategic port cities of suez and ismaili, so that they could use it as a trump card in the upcoming negotiations. october, the united nations security council approved the second resolution number 339 to stop the attacks of the israeli army. this the resolution should have been implemented from 7 am the next day. but israel ignored this resolution and entered the city of suez. he advanced, but contrary to expectations, he faced the resistance of the popular forces. in the end, the israeli forces were f

corps. >> i did. >> jim mattis, you know him well. >> i do. >> retired and revered general, wrote in his resignation the trump administration he had to leave because of a difference of views on treating allies with respect and being clear-eyed about competitors. john kelly retired marine corps general who served with mr. trump described him as a person that has no idea what america stands for, has no idea what america is all about, a person who admires autocrats and murderous dictators. that's a staunch assessment from two people who served alongside him as to the values of donald trump. why do you think this represents your vision for america? >> i think one of the things -- look, i respect general kelly and secretary mattis tremendously, i think the key, though, margaret, is to look at the record and the record of what a trump administration working with republicans did in terms of foreign policy was dramatically stronger and focused on our allies and the obama administration, the obama-biden administration, and let me give you a couple examples -- >> you remember why mattis resigned. >> i remembe

he decided to take action to correct the gap between the 2nd and 3rd corps. general saad shazli believed that a tank brigade of the egyptian forces should return to the west of the suez canal and fill this void on this side of the canal and also prevent the movement of the arilon special forces. an issue that again and in complete disbelief was met with sadat's opposition. there is a final error, which is the lack of desire to use al-munawarah with the al-munawarah forces, the al-munawarah with the forces, from the principles of the correct war, and it does not apply at all in relation to the general leadership of the armed forces , because al-sadat was the one who should intervene in the administration of the war, and the character of ahmad ismail is weak as an imam. shazli barnazer insisted on stopping, and threatened to kill him if he repeated this issue. it was assumed that al-dur al-aliyyah , ashaan, taqal al-khat ashaan, yaqool li atfazl naam al-qarar, tashab ai bandaqiyyah, and this is how the second strategic mistake of the egyptian army happened again with a

corps has missed their recruiting missions today. well, i can say with all confidence that, my last assignment before my current one was the commanding general. and yes we are the only service for two years running now that have successfully accomplished our mission. and that has to do with the ethos of the marine corps. we're war fighters. win our nation's about why battle and our brand, if you will, is tough, elite warriors. so we attract a certain type of young man, woman who know what they're getting in. and when i meet with young men and women, i ask myself,you joi? you knew your boot camp was going to be twice as long. you knew you were going to be challenged you knew you would be sent to austere locations, where you had very little support and you would be put in dangerous ■ysituation. why did you choose to become a marine in 99.9% of all will answer by saying, because i wanted to be the best. well, my point to them is, if you want to be the best, you have to earn that reputation every single day. it all started here with the continental marines, and that ethos of what it means to be a marine just as strong today as it was back tn, br

he has made history as the first reserve component officer in the army's advocate general corps. his hard work is recognized by family friends and others and myself. and i witnessing his future accomplishments. i yield back. the spr what purpose does gentlelady from texas rise? >> i request unanimous consent to addre revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlelady from texas is recognized for one minute. ms. garcia: this saturday the affordable care act is turning 14 years old. despite relentless challenges and efforts by maga republicans to repeal it over 50 teams in the last 14 years, the the affordable care act remains intinues to provide millions of individuals and families with access to affordable health care. 21 million americans are enrolled in quality health care under the affordable care act in 2023 including more than 3.5 million texans. today, more americans have health insurance that any other president in history. thank you mr. president. democrats have made sure that more ever are getting covered under the affordable care ac

general... russian volunteer corps, siberian corps, why did they enter the territory and destroy the military infrastructure, there is confirmation destruction, there is confirmation of the destruction of the s-300 complex, from which they are constantly aiming at the city of kharkiv, and in general, such a theater of operations today. we are right there in bohodukhiv oblast, for example, we can see the constant work of our, our aviation, helicopters are flying, there is constant shelling from two of the two sides, well, there is such a thing, you know , the front line has moved a little towards these populated areas, please clarify mr. oleksandr, because in their official and unofficial media, in one way or another, they talk about ukrainian drgs, nowhere is there a word about the fact that this, the russians have entered russia and are fighting against the russian putin junta, that is, they , whether they know it or not, or pretend they don't know it, even though they do, especially in the context of the fact that the russians have now attacked our ukrainian tv and radio infrastructure in the north on nea

republic, special forces commander akhmat, deputy commander of the second army corps of the russian armed forces, major generalia obti laudinov, he is in our studio obti aronovich, i am glad to welcome you, thank you for taking the time, and of course, what did you hear from the president, how do you assess how you feel as a participant in everything and after, sash, i i’m also glad to welcome you, dear, well... and we also talked a lot about this yesterday, i will say, the most important thing that we heard yesterday, well, and i think that this is important for those people who are on the front line, this is the firmness of the supreme commander-in-chief in setting tasks, and his readiness to go to the end, to the moment when we clearly will not win, that is, this is probably... this message, so that every person who lives in our country, from a small child to an old man, a pensioner, so that they feel that... he drew attention to the problems of every segment of the population of our country, well, i think this is a very serious program, and this is also something we need to understand, probably, what else

>> the coast guard incident commander and general spellman for the army corps are very tightly linked and coordinating on the necessary actions to do this. not waiting in order to begin this process. we do need to be sensitive because the state of maryland is conducting the body recovery operations in and around the same area where debris assessment removal needs to take place but in terms of those details, the army corps is the best answer. >> mr. secretary or vice admiral. what kind of changes could this mean to the operations on ports? tug escorts going through bridges like this? and would it make a difference? >> for us again, it's too soon to speculate any design feature would make a difference but that's the type of thing the ntsb does and they do it well. at the end of their investigation they issue recommendations that often become part of policy, design, or even technology for the future and that's part of why we will be very interested in their work. >> thank you. could you tell is if you are seeing any impact on inflation? you said that bridge was not made to withstand such

corps. in general, the air defense system, as it was built.eral staff set points along the perimeter of the soviet union, and there should be a radar station within a radius of 20 km, and a single radar field was created in order to detect targets up to 200 km away, which can fly into the zone of responsibility of the soviet union. and behind them were the systems of anti-aircraft missile troops, that's what the anti-aircraft corps is, it includes radio engineering brigades, anti-aircraft missile brigades and fighter regiments, aviation. for the interception, in general, by all rights, first the aviation takes off, and already, if they break through the aviation, that is, the possibilities, then the anti-aircraft missile forces come into action. odesa, a territory in the soviet union, the odesa air defense corps included the kishinev brigade anti-aircraft missile. the odesa anti-aircraft missile brigade and the kherson guards anti-aircraft missile brigade, in which i once underwent military training. our anti-aircraft missile division chornoba

general, on the territory, so to speak, of ours, well, ours, it’s ours, ours, ours, that means, well, we need to recall the ambassador here for consultation, his you can always return it if the diplomatic corpst there, as much as i think more and more that it was the leak itself the case of these german generals, it is enough to discuss frankly, how to say, what are the options? there could be strikes on paris, on lyon, on marseille, well, they told us that this is possible, the military is obliged to bypass the map thoroughly, they should, as if the military is obliged to discuss such things, i actually did at one time , when deliveries to ukraine had just begun, i said right here on this platform that listen, while this is one country, it can still be infringed upon, yes, yes, that happened, because well let's at least turn off the gas for her, no for everyone else, well, here too it seems to me that everything needs to be done somehow, although not yet. earlier, in the foreseeable future, it will begin much before macron gathers his 50,000 there, or at least you can imagine, joseph arbinet jr. comes out today and says, he will say. they don’t understand who to bet on, no, who to bet on is

buried here, because it was he, as president, who gave the order to eliminate the general of the islamic revolutionary guard corpsksir, qasem sulaymaniyah, so trump’s murder can be blamed on iran, but they also warned , so trump is already clearly at risk, now they can stupidly block him. to kill, for the country and the world that shoots at its presidents, america, this option can never be ruled out. in us history, pouring water on candidates for the white house, if not a rule of good manners, is not an isolated practice. a classic of the genre, the assassination of robert kennedy, the most likely winner of the 1968 presidential election. in a narrow hotel corridor, the ambassador in los angeles of robert kennedy, shot in the... under hypnosis , they don’t remember the moment of the assassination attempt, but why not now pick up at least a palestinian, because trump's pro-israeli position is well known; a palestinian killer would seem quite logical. the very next presidential election, the democratic candidate george wallis was shot at. followers in the highest government position in the united states went to a

. >> now, >> again, the army corps of engineers under general spellman are being very aggressive in mobilizing equipment beginning the underwater surveys and the necessary actions ordered to first understand what they're facing in terms of challenges with not just the debris on the surface, but underwater. so they can give you an idea on what their assessment looks like. so we can >> say we say the process cleanup, and possibly opening a channel is already underway because you are assessing what's going on down below >> so admiral gilreath, the coast guard incident commander in general, spellman for the army corps very tightly linked and coordinated on the necessary actions to do this not waiting in order to begin this process. now, we do need to be sensitive because the state of maryland is conducting the body recovery operations in and around the same area where the debris assessment removal needs to take place. but again, in terms of those details, army corps best to answer that. thanks >> mr. secretary vice admiral what kind of changes could this lead to the operations at the ports? like c

what do they do in cadet corps in cadet schools in general?is andryushchenko doing in ward number six? i have a different question. what else isn't being done so far? in the name of the first head of the dpr, alexander zakharchenko, 28 students received a cadet certificate and swore to faithfully serve the fatherland. the guys were looking forward to this day; taking the oath was a great honor for them. student danil razhko spoke about the careful preparation for initiation into cadets. this includes drill training and rehearsals for the concert program. the young man has a responsible mission, he was appointed commander of the crew. it's a huge excitement. i can’t even put it into words, there’s some kind of excitement even for... so that everything goes at the highest level, so that our koetsky the corps showed how organized we are; for the first 4 years of training, the guys have a regular general education program, but already from the fifth grade they can put on a uniform and begin cadet life. for polina, without lepkina , the status of c

now we just also spoke to general scott spellmon of the army corps of engineers, who told us that the chesapeake 1,000, that large crane and some of the other large cranes cannot even start to remove that wreckage from the bow of the boat until they cut it up into smaller pieces. the chesapeake 1,000 can lift 1,000 tons of wreckage at a time that's obviously an enormous amount but with 4,000 tons of wreckage on the boat, that means that they have to cut it up into four smaller chunks in order just to get that off the boat and that's one of the first things they've got to do. we've also spoken to a mechanical engineer at morgan state university, dr. oscar barton who said they're going to have to survey the area first. they're going to still have to use divers. this is incredibly dangerous work. it is arduous and it's just going, it's going to take what the governor said. it's not going to be days, weeks, or months, which gives you an idea that this is going to take a long time and it's going to be very dangerous, jim. >> no question. and it's gonna have a huge impact on the port there

very tightly connected to the army corps of engineers as they lead the lead federal agency on that effort. as we were in the oval office, the president called generalpellman the chief of the army corps of engineers who is on site your general spellman and i had a number of conversations yesterday in terms of the approach moving forward. they are moving very aggressively and putting resources and mobilizing the necessary equipment. conducting analysis in the underwater surveys to do that. it terms of continuing to stabilize the vessel and mitigating pollution threat and removing the vessel from the area, the vessel is stable but it still has over one and a half million gallons of fuel oil and lube oil on board. it does have 4700 cargo containers on board. 56 of those contain hazardous materials and two are missing overboard. the ones that are in the water do not contain hazardous materials. around 13 or so on the bow of the ship were damaged as the bridge collapsed and impacted the front of that ship. the coast guard has moved aggressively to board the vessel and we have teams on board the responsible party of the ship operator has mobilized and act

today's knows the marine corps inside major-general jason cuba is a marine with more than 30 years of service. an infantry man by level from commander to commanding general. jason has also served in several key staff positions,ij including as a strategic planner with the joint chiefs of staff, the director of the marine calls expeditionary warfare school manelegislative affairs and chif staff of the us naval naval striking and support forces for naito. he holds master's degrees in military studies and in national security studies and has written articles for the marine cause gazette and won several awards from t corps association. he is the author of from cold war to iso one marine's journey and marines th origins, the corps and the american revolution, 1775 to 1777, which is the subject of today's talk. so please join me in welcoming maj jason cuba. all right well, good morning ladies and gentlemen. our afternoon now. and let me just say what an absolute lou honor it is for me to be here today. and i want to thank dr. brooks and mr. dozer for the very kind invitation and allow me to

spellman the chief of the army corps of engineers who is on site. generalber of conversations yesterday in terms of the coordinated approach moving forward, and they are moving very aggressively in putting resources and mobilizing the necessary equipment, conducting analysis in the underwater surveys to do that. in terms of continuing to stabilize the vessel, mitigating any pollution threat and removing the vessel from the area, the vessel is stable, but it still has over 1.5 million gallons of fuel oil and lube oil on board, and it does have 4,700 cargo containers on boards. 56 of those contain hazardous materials, and two are missing overboard. the ones that are in the water do not contain hazardous materials, and then around 13 or so on the bow of the ship were damaged as the bridge collapsed and impacted the front of that ship. so the coast forward has moved aggressively to board the vessel, and we have teams on board, the responsible party, the ship operator has mobilized, activated the marine salvage plan in addition to their marine pollution response

the first to enter paris is the second infantry corps under the command of lieutenant general princettenberg. the state secretary of the russian ministry of foreign affairs is going to the salroda for negotiations on march 31 in the morning with minister taleran. taliran throws herself on his neck as if to his best friend, covering him with powder. all into their piggy bank, and this is already april 8, a cossack and an infantryman watch in amazement as representatives of a civilized nation, the parisians , demolish the statue of napoleon with a vendôme column, here is a french plate, a column without a cast iron doll, napoleon’s name is helpfully blurred out, here in the engraving is a solemn maleben for all allied forces. in 1814 , parisians expected with horror that russian bears... would avenge moscow and defeat paris, but everything was different; count ostensakin, who oversaw discipline, was appointed military governor of the french capital ours, the appointment is not without wit, the count under emperor paul was in french captivity. they expected to see barbarians, because wh

tightly connected to the army corps of engineers as they lead in that role, as the lead federal agency for that effort as we were in the oval office, the president called general spellman, the chief of the army corps of engineers, who's on on site. general spellman and i had a number of conversations yesterday in terms of the coordinated approach, moving forward. and they are moving very aggressively and putting resources isn't mobilizing the necessary equipment conducting analysis in the underwater surveys to do that in terms of continuing to stabilize the vessel mitigating any pollution threat? and removing the vessel from the area the vessel is stable, but it still has over one-and-a-half million gallons of fuel oil and lube oil onboard and it does have 4,700 cargo containers on board. 56 of those contain hazardous materials and two are missing overboard. the ones that are in the water do not contain hazardous, hazardous materials. and then around 13 or so on the bow of the ship were damaged as the bridge collapsed it impacted the front of that chip so the coast guard is moved aggressively to board the vessel and we have teams on board. the responsible part

avdeevka together with the military commandant’s office, together with our generals, who are also our local commanders of the first corpsude toward peaceful life is already beginning, and this is very good , the only thing is that, as always, i ’ll remind you that copters still work on our territory and they work very seriously, now we will supply our rap systems there in the avdeevskoe direction, because the guys are moving forward all... again and again to help with rap, here on our movement you know such a place, what is it called victory, now our hospitals are already moving there, already there our, as it were, new positions and this is where we are now collecting rap funds, which , again, together with the popular front, we will put here where our army has advanced and now our help is needed in new territories, so join us, thank you huge for all of us... because congress did not accept the proposal for the supply of arms, primarily because of biden to increase military assistance to ukraine, although he managed to avoid a shutdown, we agreed on a temporary continuation of funding, this is based on last year, where

take a listen to the commanding general for the army corps of engineers. >> we have to cut it.fely lift it off. we have to stabilize the containers on the side of the vessel before we do that work, safely get that off. then we will move that vessel with our u.s. coast guard counterparts. once that's done, we can open up traffic here. >> reporter: everybody is asking, how soon might that happen? the general said, i don't want to give a prediction, because there are too many variables. outside engineers are estimates ing -- estimating a month. one option is one-way traffic. let everybody out and then let people in, but not two-way traffic. ntsb investigators back on the ship itself today. they have been interviewing the pilot and crew. all crew members are on board the ship. keep in mind, these are indian nationals. this is not unusual. very often when a ship comes into port, these big cargo ships, the crew has to stay on the ship or they are escorted off for brief periods of time to do shopping. mostly, they must stay on the ship because of their status in terms of immigration s

to the port, the coast guard in coordination with the army corps of engineers will lead with generalnup and reopening so it can get back to full are concerned about the lol economic impact with some 8000 jobs directly associated with port activities a w are concerned about implications that will ripple out beyond the immediate region because of the por important port for both imports and exports and it is america's largest vehicle-handling port which is important not only for car imports and exports, but also for farm equipment. , how quickly the channel can be happen overnight so we will have to manage the impacts over time. we are working to mitigate the impacts including using tools ago. following the disruptions to supply chains from the covid pandemic, president biden's infrastructure package included the establishment of a new freight office within our department to help coordinated goods moved in the weights that was impossible■ clear, ocean shs not centrally controlled as you might expect with airport traffic control. so having to create coordinations that didn't exist before

actions of the allied forces, is the first to enter paris, the second infantry corps under the command of lieutenant generalecretary of the russian ministry of foreign affairs is going to nasalirode for negotiations on the morning of march 31 with minister taleran. taliran throws herself on his neck, as if to his best friend, covered with powder, after all. the story is that barbarians are coming from the north. they are wild, they have arms and legs made of human flesh, and in general the cossacks are decorated with necklaces made of human ears, and they feed on babies, so what they told them and the reality was absolutely on the opposite side, selected guards units entered, and this is almost a farce, napoleon is trying to poison himself, but there is confusion, the poison does not work, it is a poisonous substance. we did not lose or give up, our struggle continues here and there, almost everything remains as it was that very night, here the announcers recorded the sound, journalists worked, now there is emptiness here, several cruise missiles showed the whole world what freedom of speech is -nato, there

the first to enter paris is the second infantry corps under the command of lieutenant general.g. for negotiations on march 31 in the morning the state secretary of the russian ministry of foreign affairs is traveling with minister taleran . taliran throws himself on his neck, as if to his best friend, covering him with powder, because taliran was playing a double game, all for his own piggy bank. and this is already april 8th. the cossack and the infantryman look on in surprise as representatives of a civilized nation; the parisians demolish the statue of napoleon with the vendôme column. and here it is. a squirrel french column without a cast iron doll, napoleon's name has been helpfully blurred out. but in the engraving there is a solemn prayer service for all allied troops. in 1814, parisians were horrified they expected that the russian bears would avenge moscow and destroy paris, but everything was different. count osten sakin was appointed military governor of the french capital, who monitored our discipline. the appointment was not without wit; the count was in french ca

he is the commanding general of the us army corps of engineer, and he is a leading the mission to clean this up he is in charge of helping to make sure that all of this goes well. and as you said, all of that heavy equipment is here and they're ready to get to work, listened to what he just told us a few minutes ago the first order of business in reopening debt navigation channel is to sever that connection from the bridge, from the ship. so we can get to work on remaining steel trust that's at the bottom of a 50 foot by 700 foot-wide. channel. and should we have all of our engineers working with some great navy and us coast guard counterparts. their contracts actors doing all that math in an analysis. now, in across tables all around baltimore doing all that math. so that we know when we begin to cut those bridge sections into smaller pieces where we can lift them. we know how the steel is going to behave, and we can do this safely >> now friday, i also asked the general about what kind of timeline we are looking at here. he expects this process you take at least several weeks and of c

corps of engineers who is actually taking part in the operation. i wonder what he told you about how dangerous this will all be. >> well, jim, a general scott spellmon of engineers told us that the metal, the constitution of the metal at the wreckage site is like a rubber band. when you cut it, it doesn't just fall straight down. he says, when they could have large chunks of metal that snap when they cut it and whip around like a rubber band and that could really be leaving people that's one of the many dangerous that the salvador's are facing. jim >> wow, that's, sounds scary. no question, bryan todd, thanks so much for joining us now is former fbi special agent bobby to cone, while at the bureau, he served as team leader of the new york dive team. bobby good to have you on tonight. >> thanks, jim >> so now that we have the cranes on site along with the tugboats, the barges, all these pieces, the salvage salvage vessels? where does the salvage crew begin in all this >> i think they begin by taking very detailed sonar imaging of the underwater environment that they're going to be working in. so there's sonar will give them a very good idea of the sh

generally fine. well, yes. the artillerymen of the 123rd separate motorized rifle brigade of the second army corps of the southhe enemy a moment of rest. projectile. i am kuban, yes, we are working, with the sunset the time of intense activity begins for the artillery work, in the dark, neo-nazis often gather their forces into a fist in the hope of breaking through our line of defense, but katyusha, as their fighter’s fighting machine is affectionately called. constant combat work on the front line without delay. these days mark exactly 25 years of the nato bombing of yugoslavia, one of the most cruel and cynical crimes of the west; massive airstrikes, which were carried out on peaceful cities under a far-fetched pretext and in violation of the un charter, led to the death of 2.

>> so in terms of the debris assessment removal now, again, the army corps of engineers under general spelman are being aggressive in mobilizing surveys and necessary actions in order to first understand what they're facing in terms of challenges with not just the debris on the surface but underwater. so they can give you an idea on what that assessment looks like. >> we can safely say the process for cleanup and opening a channel is underway because you're assessing what's going on down below? >> the coast guard incident and commander general are coordinated on the necessary actions to do this. not waiting in order to begin this process. now, we do need to be sensitive. the state of maryland is conducting the recovery operations in and around the same area where the debris assessment removal needs to take place. in terms of the details, the army corps is the one to answer that. >> what kind of changes could this lead to the operation at the ports? could we see tug escorts going through for bridges like this, and would that make a difference? >> for us, again, i think it's too soon to

general and specialized services are provided completely free of charge. the revolutionary guards corpsfter providing aid to the victims in the last week, now in the health and treatment front opened its 64th mobile hospital in selzdeh dashtiari region. god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad.

afghanistan, and by the way, with the terrorist act near the grave of general suleimani in iran , where many senior representatives of the guard corpsmerous bombings of mosques in kabul and other cities of afghanistan, that is , it can practically be said that this organization has developed quite active terrorist activities in afghanistan, and unlike the taliban, which limits its activities to the borders of afghanistan, it has no borders, they actively work with the central asian and... diasporas, on the territory of afghanistan, that is, the actual population, tajiks and uzbeks, and they also see their, their expansion further, actually within the framework of this historical the great kharasan, and this organization arises in the 14th year of the frame, just as the islamic state rises institutionally, and in this case here it arises on... on an empty place, and this, relatively speaking, is a part of al-qaeda that simply swears new caliph, and then it was in baghdad, and accordingly they set the goal of forming this great islamic state, according to the hadiths and sunnah of the prophet and the like. and what is here, if we talk

i talked to the commanding general of the army corps of engineers about the challenge.ont of the vessel, that weighs somewhere between three and four thousand tons. we have one of the largest cranes coming in tonight on the eastern sea board that picks up 1,000 tons at a time. >> reporter: yeah. so that interview done yesterday, of course. the crane has now arrived. ntsb investigators continue out on the ship itself. they're gathering more data, more information, interviewing crew members. and then the coast guard needs to stabilize that ship and remove of any of those containers with toxins this them. there is a lot of work to do. also need to tell you that the federal government has approved the first $60 million in requested aid by maryland. but the total price tag for this, getting all of that out of the water and then replacing the bridge, we're probably talking more than $1 billion. and the time line for that probably five years or so. it is going to be an ongoing story for many years to come, savannah. >> a huge task before them, tom. thank you very much. >>> the

he's the commanding general of the us us army corps of engineer, which is leading the mission to clean this up. this is a complicated operation. they have to beat mathias article about how they take every single step and it could take several weeks, listen to what he said >> the vessel looks small from where we're standing here on the yeah. the sure. that vessel ways on your of 95,000 tons the bridge span. that's behind us that when i mentioned we're going to sever that piece ways 5,000 times alone. so that's a lot of downward pressure on that vessel already here we are. correct. >> we have one of the largest crane here on the eastern seaboard arrives 23, 11 tonight's ago and so imagine we're going to have to cut those steel sections it's too much smaller components to live them out safely and efficiently >> so you can really just start to understand the magnitude of the work that is ahead. and again, fred about those four families, they understand now that there off the ones are gone, but they're hanging on to the hope that they can recover the bodies so that they can at least have a

lawyers, by the way, lawyers are provided by the state, no one from the legal corps agreed to voluntarily defend them, in generald them, well, the lawyers even asked to be released on their own signature or under house arrest, but this is a murderer, cold-blooded murderers. those caught red-handed, who themselves recorded their crimes with their own video gadgets. and, of course, the question is, who are they, where are they from? it is clear that these are the perpetrators, behind whom there are chains of various kinds of people who ordered the crimes that they planned crimes that are the beneficial owners and ultimate beneficiaries of this terrorist attack, and we know. that in the west in ukraine it is clear, they announced that it is russia that is destroying itself, as usual, as we have been shelling donetsk there for 10 years, well, this is from this series, in the west they are diverting from ukraine, naturally all suspicions are all suspicions that this is isis, but especially since the americans told us in advance that you will catch them, and it will be isis, it was not even clear who, what, in two day

correctly in afghanistan in bosnia and herzegovina, now he served in the european corps, which was commanded until recently by generalne of the most trained polish generals, this is general broni, to understand the chief of staff of the general staff of poland, he is also general broni, this is a colonel general in our opinion, his were removed from office, but along with marchik , five more suddenly died unexpectedly. high-ranking officers, three dutch officers, before that, suddenly australian officers crashed somewhere and died in the mountains, suddenly a retired french general died somewhere, what is he talking about, that is, russia began to strike at headquarters, well, according to some sources, the same march, like a group of other officers, could be at the headquarters in the hour yard, they directly advise, here is the same gramadzhinsky, who was removed for actually localizing through a social network x, former twitter. these are retired people , there were statements about training consultations, but the most interesting thing is, return this screenshot about the murder, but russian telegram channels, th

several groups of them, there is the one you said, there is some kind of volunteer corps, there are also four groups, the generalt’s for sure. they took up arms against their country, against their homeland. we don't have the death penalty. but we will always, now in the future, treat these people as those who are in a combat zone. let's assume that they are armed. all law enforcement agencies will be given instructions. identify everyone by name and take appropriate action against people who are fighting against russia with weapons, and we we won’t give them peace, they should know about it, well, i’ll remind you of one more quote, we’ll find it in the toilet, we’ll soak it in the toilet, you know, it seems to me that after this press conference with... we saw a different president, this is a different one president, nothing seems to have changed, time has not somehow separated, but in the manner of speaking, in the manner of answering, it’s tough, biting, succinct, but give clear definitions, that is, perhaps some period has passed when it was necessary to concentrate during the election campaign, now you can

the army corps of engineers mobilizing 1,000 personnel. generalessel off of the vessel. >> reporter: that's vessel weighs nearly 9 million pounds and will be cut into four parts. each piece lifted one by one. >> behind you, you could see a concrete tower, reinforced concrete tower. you don't see one on this side because it's in the water. that's all resting on the bottom. >> reporter: federal investigators are now poring over the ship's voyage data recorder outlining a timeline of the five minutes before the disaster. new video from the ntsb shows investigators examining the containers. 56 of them contained hazardous material. floating barriers deployed around the ship's hull. maryland's governor says those hazardous materials do not pose a threat to the public. the federal government did just release $60 million to help cover the cost of reopening the port. rebuilding the bridge though could ultimately cost in the billions. rebecca? >> rebecca: okay, elizabeth. thank you. we turn now to the major storm on the move as we head into the holiday week

buried here, because it was he, as president, who gave the order to eliminate the general of the islamic revolutionary guard corps but they also warned, so trump is clearly in the risk zone, now he can be stupidly killed, for the country and the world that shoots at its presidents, america, this option can never be ruled out. in us history to pour on the contenders for the white house, if not the rules of good manners, then... an isolated practice. a classic of the genre, the assassination of robert kennedy, the most likely winner of the 1968 presidential election. in a narrow hotel corridor, the ambassador in los angeles shot robert kennedy in the head by palestinian serhan serhan, who is still spending time in solitary confinement and says that he acted then as if under hypnosis and does not remember the moment of the assassination. but why not pick one up now? wooden chamber, ends in water. later there were assassination attempts on president nixon in 1974, and on president gerald ford in 1975. sarah jane moore, shooting from a revolver of that caliber, missed. some weeks later, lynned frome tried to line ford

twentieth year, including up to still persecuted the commander of the first corps, the former , as i understand it, means generaln central asia to take control, there is a big, serious game going on, russia has three points that need to be used, it’s time to move on to practice, from the fact that we will speak threatening words on forums, we will oust the americans. go out with them , the ponies won't leave on their own, they've been around for decades invested and so on, which ones if we are talking about armenia? first, the largest armenian community is in russia 3 million people, the american one is in second place, the french and so on, then the next ones come, the second is the market, which i was talking about, and the third, paradoxically, despite the russophobic policies pursued leadership of armenia, in armenia itself a very large number of people are perfectly oriented towards russia, and finally there is even an opposition that simply says: what are you doing, this cannot be done, but it... perfectly characterizes the situation that is now developing in europe, between individual european states. eur