international waters it alleges ties between an iranian businessman and the islamic revolutionary guard corps deemed of course here by the u.s. as a terror organization the suit includes accusations of arranging fuel deliveries through shell companies to circumvent u.s. sanctions on the part of the u.s. is this just a double whammy i mean how far can this legal action really goal. well the us is trying to intimidate commercial cargo ships commercial tankers from transporting the gasoline from iran to venezuela and they're trying to use their weight to terrify the ships owners essentially what they're trying to do is to control shipping between the 2 countries ironically they push the 2 countries together the only 2 countries that they you know that can trade with each other so they're in tempting to a intimidate we saw the did go through not long ago there was a question of whether the u.s. would try to interdict the transport and it did not so i think the big question now is how far is the trump administration willing to go if these commercial ships will continue carrying the gasoline to ven

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minister said and i'm quoting we take actions that are better left unsaid the reigning revolutionary guards corps confirmed that an explosive was used in is wrong in the past has taken action against iran's nuclear program it comes as the united states. date's steps up the number of cyber attacks it's conducting against iran according to u.s. officials the cia has conducted a series of covert to cyber attacks particularly in the last 2 years since the american president donald trump signed sweeping authorization for such attacks to occur the authorization allows the cia to disrupt and destroy iran's nuclear facility and in the last 2 years according to american officials at least 12 covert operations have been carried out the cia refuses to comment. on r.t. jerusalem stuff paula joining us now discuss this is a former pro not official. that's a series of fortified unexplained explosions or fires michael maloof possibly just a coincidence. in this business rick there are no coincidences this is a calculated determined effort to basically cause regime collapse to to weaken the people's confidence i

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for example, i might represent the fourth guard's cavalry corps. a guard has this medal. as the war progressed, things changed in the military. part of the change was to adopt a -- a pre-war set of medals and uniforms. and so, in the times of the czars, there were elite guard units. when you were a unit that did something very good, notable, probably heroic, you would then be distinguished as a guard unit and you would be given better pay and better supplies. let's say i'm the fourth guard. the point being though, we would take that large mounted force, again, all they're armored with is pistols, swords, a submachine gun. maybe mortars. maybe light submachine guns. they would then take that corps or division and they would combine it with a mechanized division. so, the two of them were a group that worked in tandem. they were armored with the soviet t-34 -- and also some american tanks, that were provided under lend lease. the way they would work theoretically is first of all, the cavalry would perform a function which cavalry has been providing since the american revolut

in iraq, which has oppressed the people of iran, were were founded by the iranian revolutionary guard's corps with the mandate to export iran's failing islamic revolution. they are controlled by the tyrannical regime in tehran and have a long history of involvement in attacks directly targeting americans and our nato allies in iraq. . proudly ged leader talks about the bombing at our and baghdad. badr should not have u.s. aid. they have blood on their hands and the american people should funding them. i urge my colleagues to support these amendments and the underlying bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman from california reserves. the gentlewoman from new york. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield one minute to california, from mr. cardenas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is minute.ed for one mr. cardenas: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i rise today to thank the appropriations committee and the for mmittee chairs including two amendments that i submitted to h.r. 7617, division b and division f in the en bloc being considered today. or

guard, and more. astly, i'd like to highlight punxsutawney. samantha, a senior corps olunteer, started a phone a friend program for seniors. due to covid-19, many elderly americans have been cut off from loved ones and isolation can take a mental and emotional toll. phone a friendhe program call seniors two to three times a week to check in, they can be helpful and just share a few minutes of friendly conversation with our seniors. i'm encouraged to see how the communities in my district have come together in unprecedented time of crisis to find a way to support one another. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman massachusetts, mrs. trahan, for five minutes. rs. trahan: good morning, mr. speaker. i rise to salute the early educators and childcare workers so much for ificed our children and their parents across the nation throughout pandemic. as a working mom, i know how critical they are to our and to our economy. the fact is, had our childcare done their part, many other essential workers, firefight

reaching and i served honorably in the united states marine corps for 4 years planning this clearly chokin i served in the united states coast guard i was harassed and sexually assaulted i was administrative leave those charges now going to 9 and a half years of service women should not bear their burden that is not part of what we should have been doing to do our jobs for time a criminal activity we're talking about a vicious. attack that it is criminal it isn't assault almost none of the cases means court martial and out of the ones that do almost none of them resulting convictions seems to me all the time times that look at these things and the command is the one who has so much discretion i think i think it should actually be civilians once they work in the military i think we should have actual units civilian units it absolutely tears in my inside to think that this is been going on for as long as it's been going on and we've never addressed people in the military must know if you are a perpetrator of sexual assault against someone else military will be to you you're going to be held accountable. 54 jets and more than 1300 mi

multiple helicopters, coast guard ships and navy vessels searching this area desperately to try to find these eight missing military personnel. a tragic day for the marine corps our best to the families and to those rescue workers. ryan brown at the pentagon. >>> well, european countries are now reporting their own devastating toll from the pandemic on their economies, this after the u.s. posted its worst economic drop in a quarter in recorded history. cnn's julia chatterley joins me now with more. the figures out of europe, not as steep as the american drop, but by any other measure, just devastating. >> we'll compare the numbers accurately, jim, but they are devastating, global pandemic, it's global economic pain. let me give you a sense of what we saw. spain, as you can see, the hardest hit. they just wiped out seven years of economic growth in the second quarter. it's eye-watering. now, to your point, let's take a look at the comparisons on a quarterly basis. remember yesterday that number was an annualized number for the united states. this is the comparison, apples and apples, on a quarterly basis, and actually the united states did relatively better th

army corps of engineers was ready to prop up two field hospital facility as these hospitals hit near capacity. we're going to be talking with general mcguire, who's the head of the arizona national guard as well as the department of emergency management here in just a little bit about where does the state go from here because the numbers are not expected to improve in any way over the next week or two. what you have seen out of those numbers yesterday are record-break. record-breaking of hospitals as well. we should expect something in the next couple of minutes. the president of the united states just a little bit ago said the country was opening up successfully, which here in arizona, it's tough to make that case. and when you're looking at where they go from here, the vice president was very congratulatory and praised the work of governor ducey, but now earlier this week, it was the governor's office that had to put in new restrictions as the numbers continue to skyrocket. the question is to what extent will the federal partners be able to help the state here over the weeks ahead, craig. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you. in a few hours, vice president pence will arrive at another hot

corps will find a premier installation made even better by this ndaa. our bill also authorizes the construction of a new headquarters for the kentucky national guard. the facility will consolidate the guard's operation to a central location. just recently our citizens, soldiers, and airmen have stepped up to combat covid-19. i'm glad this legislation will deliver for them. at the bluegrass army depot, the ndaa will advance the disposal of legacy chemical weapons. families in madison county have lived for generations with these deadly agents practically in their backyards. for years i fought alongside them to support safe and responsible demilitarization. in just the in first year of chemical destruction activities, the depot has already completed a campaign ahead of schedule. an entire type of munition that be completely deleted from the u.s. stockpile. our legislation will help us safely consign more of these weapons to the ash heap of history. now, i've also spoken this week about the growing boldness of our nation's adversaries and the evolving threats our service members face. the men and women of fort campbell, including the 101st airborne, ar

guard troops, as well as employment up 5300 medical professionals who have provided critical medical support in most hospitals under stress. to further bolster the medical infrastructure of our country, fema through mission assignments, u.s. army corps of engineers, constructed care facilities and deployed 41 federal medical stations. as for part of the blueprint, fema has delivered more than 41 million swabs and 32 million units of medium. what we continue to respond to covid-19, we want to make sure that we are using all our available assets and resources to address these critical shortfalls. to do so, the federal government has utilized the production act to increase the amount of medical equipment manufactured domestically to ensure our nation's future preparedness is not overly reliant on foreign producers. this increase in domestic manufacturing will also allow fema to prepare for hurricane preparations and other national disasters. as part of pivot, fema recently released a planning guidance for 2020 hurricane season to help local officials best prepare for common disasters in a pandemic. this is scalable, flexible and functions as it all has. regardless of the challenges, fema will continue to be the bedrock of our nation to