el vuelo 1801 llegÓ del aeropuerto john f kennedy a las 11:10 de la noche de este lunes.nte. el vuelo 1801 llegÓ del aeropuerto john f kennedy a las 11:10 de la noche de este lunes. las operaciones del aeropuerto no se han visto interrumpidas por la inve investigaciÓn que continÚa, pero hay 50 vuelos retrasados y 17 cancelados debido al mal tiempo en el centro y noreste del paÍs. seguimos con mÁs del noticiero. >> muchas gracias, importantes y franco como sucediÓ. gracias, harold. >> m(musica). e de apelaciones e nueva york retrasÓ la audiencia para escuchar los argumentos de los abogados >>etrasar el anu aio debogados ladel presidenteente e electo donald trump con respecto al caso de pagos a la actriz porno stormy daniels mientras el presidente y su equipo legal intentan que se publica el informe del fiscal especial sobre e el supueo mal manejo de documentos clasificados. la p peticiÓn fue hecha al dep departamento de justicia y a la fuerza del estado de florida. para conocer mÁs acerca del caso vamos en vivo y en directo con lourdes hurtado que estÁ en mar-a-lago de en

the murder of president john f. kennedy in dallas, the fatal shooting of his brother, senator robert kennedy, in los angeles just a few years later, and the killing of dr. martin luther king at the lorraine hotel in memphis. trump declaring "their families and the american people deserve transparency and truth." robert kennedy jr., trump's nominee for secretary of health and human services, has long called for the release of the government files into his father and his uncle's assassinations. >> everything will be revealed. okay? give that to rfk jr. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the director of national intelligence will now have a few weeks to prepare a plan for the release of the records. the president today also speaking before the world economic forum in davos, trump saying he will demand that the federal reserve lower interest rates, raising questions about just how independent he wants them to be. he's also calling on saudi arabia to lower the cost of oil. of course, the saudi crown prince, the first foreign lead

executive order regarding the declassification of files related to the assassinations of president john f. kennedy, senator robert f kennedy and the reverend arthur martin luther king jr. pres. trump: that's a big one, huh? a lot of people have been waiting for this one for years, decades. and everything will be revealed. ok. give that to rfk junior. >> yes, sir. pres. trump: ok. ok. thank you. >> mr. president, a court temporarily blocked the birthright citizenship order. pres. trump: obviously we will appeal. we put it before a judge in seattle and there's no surprises with that judge. >> senators collins and murkowski have said they will vote against pete hegseth. are you worried about his confirmation? pres. trump: no surprises there. it's too bad. it's the way it is. too bad. i will take a look at that. john thune is doing a fantastic job. we are moving along. the democrats are trying to delay government, as they always do. they cannot help themselves. even john ratcliffe, who is very strong, very popular, and liked by the democrats, that's taking a long time. they are maxing everyth

john f. kennedy founded the peace corps in 1961 to foster global peace and friendship through international service. over the past six, plus, decades it's done just that forging lasting ties of goodwill between the u.s. and foreign communities around the world. today the peace corps piece is a shifting landscape and new challenges that it's not faced in the past, be it climate change, be it health care crisis or even a shifting geopolitical landscape. i'm really thrilled and quite humbled that director spahn has joined us today to discuss how the peace corps is approaching its historical mandate in the current operating environment and sharing what it's doing not only around the world, but more specifically in the indo-pacific region. now, director spahn was sworn in as the 21st director of the peace corps on december 21st of 2022. she brings more than 25 years of public and private sector experience to the job and she's worked around the world on issues ranging from small business developmen

[applause] i accept it, in the words of john f. kennedy, “with a full and grateful heart and with only one obligation: to devote every effort of body, mind, and spirit to lead our party back to victory and our nation back to greatness.” [applause] it's a pleasure to be here with all you democrats and to see -- [applause] and to see that our bicentennial celebration and our bicentennial convention has been one of decorum and order without any fights or free-for-alls. among democrats that can only happen once every two hundred years. [laughter] [applause] with this kind of a united democratic party, we are ready and eager to take on the republicans -- whichever republican party they decide to send against us in november. [laughter] [applause] 1976 will not be a year of politics as usual. it can be a year of inspiration and hope, and it will be a year of concern, of quiet and sober reassessment of our nation's character and purpose -- a year when voters have already confounded the experts. and i guarantee you that it will be the year

john f kennedy kennedy. and ours is also the party of a great hearted texan who took office in a tragic hour and who went on to do more than other president in this century to advance the cause of human rights. lyndon johnson. now our party was built out of the sweatshops of the old law east side. the dark mills of new hampshire, the blazing horse of illinois, the coal mines of pennsylvania. the hardscrabble farms, the southern plains, and the iron limited frontiers of america. ours is a party that welcomed generations of immigrants. the --, the irish, the italians the poles and the other, and enlisted them in its rank and fought the political battles that bring them into the american mainstream. and they have shaped the character of our party that is our heritage. our party is not been perfect. we made mistakes and we paid for them. but ours is a tradition of leadership and compassion and progress. our leaders have fought for every piece of progressive legislation from rfd and rca to social security and civ

the uss john f kennedy was retired in 2007. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next right now at six. we're following breaking news in the east bay. multiple reports tonight that oakland mayor, who was recalled, has now been indicted six months after her home was raided by the fbi. what we know so far, and the feds descending on the home of another east bay politician. we're getting reaction from that city's mayor. plus, the good neighbor company has good news for some l.a. homeowners. they can keep their home insurance. our consumer investigator, chris kamara, explains why this might be good for you and the bay area moving forward. the news at six starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this thursday. i raj mathai. and i'm jessica aguirre. we begin tonight with those published reports that a federal grand jury has indicted former oakland mayor sheng thao and her longtime partner, andre jones. this comes seven months after the fbi raided tao's home. nbc bay area's velena jones joins us wit

john f said -- john f. kennedy issued an executive order designed to prevent any federal contracts going to those who discriminated in the area of housing. we have seen other uses in the civil rights arena to try and limit the contracts that go out. if you and the private sector want to federal contracts, you have to pay attention to the conditions placed on that. so, it is not a general order to the public but it has sweeping impact when you are talking about half a trillion or more of funding that is going out from the federal government to the private sector. president obama, for example did not get a minimum wage increase through congress, but he did order the federal contracts only go to federal contractors who paid a certain minimum wage. as the present is contractor -- president is contractor and chief he -- he has the authority to do that may be the most famous example of an order that was overturned is harry truman's back in the early 1950's during the korean war. he had ordered that the steel meal

january 3, 2025, of the following members on the part of the house to the board of trustees of the john f. kennedy center for performing arts. the clerk: mr. mccaul of texas. ms. letlow of louisiana. mrs. beatty of ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to sections 5580 and 5518 of the revised statutes 20 u.s.c. 42-43 and the order of the house of january 3, 2025, of the following members on the part of the house to the board of regionents of the smithsonian institute. the clerk: mr. smith of nebraska. mr. gimenez of florida. ms. matsui of california. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 2 of theing my migratory bird scriengs act and the order of the house of january 3, 2025, of the following member on the part of the house to the migratory bird conservation commission. the clerk: mr. wittman of virginia. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 9803-d-1-c of the james m. enwho have national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2023, p

president john f kennedy on november 22nd, 1963, and his little brother, the 42 year old presidential candidate bobby kennedy on june 5th, 1968, just weeks after martin luther king was assassinated. if you lived it, if you lived all of that, you knew what that hole in the soul felt like. if you were born after that, you're lucky. the first and only time i saw the nuns at saint brendan's elementary school in boston cry was when they told us president kennedy had just been killed and they were sending us home. we were all crying in our orderly little lines, leaving saint brendan's school that day and everyone we saw on the way home in boston was crying. police officers in uniform, crying, men carrying their tool boxes home and crying, our mothers crying, grandmothers crying. and so for millions of americans and millions more people around the world since that day in 1963, the word kennedy has always had an edge of sadness to it, as it very much did today when the only living kennedy who can legitimately invoke her assassinated father, president kennedy, and her assassinated uncle bobby

unanimously. >> twice invokes her. >> father, president john. >> f kennedy, her uncle. senator robert kennedy, her uncle, senator ted kennedy, saying. >> that they. >> would be unanimously disgusted. >> by robert. >> kennedy jr's exploitation. >> of their. memories and that they would be. >> unanimously disgusted. >> at the idea. >> of robert kennedy jr. >> serving as secretary of. >> health and human services. >> and the white. >> house press. >> corps. >> doesn't ask a single. question about that. >> not one. here's a sample of some of the things that the white house press corps said to the white house press secretary, who was more than a week late in delivering her first so-called press briefing. welcome. you look great. this is true. >> you're doing a great job. i apologize for interrupting. if i may. secondly, if you're. >> willing. >> that's how they. >> would do a follow up. >> secondly, if. >> you're willing, it was the most polite session. >> in the. >> white house press briefing. >> room in. >> let me check. four years. >> because it is. >> the trump white hou

so as soon as the president come into office, after john f. office and there wasn't really a plan in place and the family had to scramble to put one together. now it's one of the first things that presidents start doing which is admittedly a little bit of a weird way to come into the white house. they start making this plan right away. they have a plan for what would happen if they were to die in office. and then they have a plan that shifts for once they leave office. and typically that continues to evolve as they have more family member, grandchildren, great grandchildren, as people pass away or come in and out of their lives. they are able to evolve what they want to see, what they want to be remembered about their legacy and how they want american people reflect on their time in the public eye. george h.w. bush was particularly funny about this process. he actually enjoyed it a fair amount. they -- he sometimes wrote about it. he would instruct his norg bring out the book, about once a year, and they'd review it. and figure out how, you kn

john f. kennedy issued an executive order designed to prevent any federal contracts going to those who discriminated in the area of housing. we have seen other uses in the civil rights arena to try and limit the contracts that go out. if you and the private sector want to federal contracts, you have to pay attention to the conditions placed on that. so, it is not a general order to the public but it has sweeping impact when you are talking about half a trillion or more of funding that is going out from the federal government to the private sector. president obama, for example did not get a minimum wage increase through congress, but he did order the federal contracts only go to federal contractors who paid a certain minimum wage. as the president is contractor and chief he has the authority to do that may be the most famous example of an order that was overturned is harry truman's back in the early 1950's during maybe the most famous example of an order that was overturned is harry truman's b

but john john f saw a churchill as someone that he he admired for a number of reasons. political? yes. a writer. yes. orator. yes. and shortly after, john was inaugurated, he learned and that churchill was cruising in the in the caribbean on. i can't make this stop. aristotle onassis yacht. fill in the rest of that sentence and. he he learns that the the ship has docked in new york and gets on the phone and says, i will send my plane and i would love to have mr. churchill come to the white. for a few days. and we will just talk. and churchill's assistant made the decision that that would not happen. and the reason that he he was frail. and he did not want all of the attention would be focused on. the visit to show in that condition. if and i think it was probably a smart decision on his part. so they don't meet but. about five or six months before kennedy is assessed unaided. he confers honor, citizenship on winston churchill. first time in american that honorary has been granted to someone from another country and he gives this tremendous speech and it's all glowing and that and i

is all in the ntsb report, which concluded, without a doubt, that the sole cause of the crash was john f. kennedy junior. peter: from book,rolyn was the dominant. john was submissive. she got off on denigrating him, calling him a fag in front of her friends, taunting him with the male models she kept on the back burner, her explosive temper keeping him unsure and on edge." maureen: absolutely. and she also, counter to the sort of myth that she helped perpetuate as well, she very much was the pursuer of john f. kennedy junior, not the other way around. i mean, he did eventually pursue her, but after they dated initially in the early 1990's, he dropped her. he later on a date flung a letter across the dinner table that was written by a friend of his accusing her of being a vapid, fruition social climber -- vapid, shrewish social climber, and walked out. i include the parts of carolyn that are complicated and that are not necessarily admirable to ensure that there's a three-dimensional person on that page, the same person who lived a very complicated, fascinating life, who got what she was

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he is the nephew of former president john f. kennedy and founder and chair of the children's health defense. he also founded the wer keeper alliance, a nonprofit orgazation dedicated to protecting and preserving clean water in comttees around the world. in this year's presidential election mr. knedy ran as an independent candidate before spending his campaign in august and dorsing donald trump. up next we will show you 2004 appearance by mr.

she also countered this that she help perpetuate as well, she very much was the pursuer john f.he other way around. he did eventually pursue her. after they initially dated a the early 90s, he dropped her. hegel's later on a date basically flung a letter across the dinner table that was written by a friend of his accusing her of being a vapid shrewish social climber and walked out i include the parts of carolyn that are complicated and are not necessarily admirable to ensure there is a three dimensional person on that page. the same person who lives got what she was told all american girls were told was the brass ring r once she got it realizedt was turning her skin green. lecture mother was concerned about the marriage mr., correct? the first time judging or ghosted carolyn, sent her a newspaper clipping it was a photo from a gossip page was of withjon and his former now backn grow from the movie star daryl hannah at a premier over the photo of her mother had ridden carolyn, please move on with your life. at the rehearsal dinner the night before carolyn's wedding to jon her mot

tasked with releasing all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john fkennedy. [applause] and they will also conduct a rigorous review of the attack last month. but i tell you, i have never had more people ask me please, sir, release the documents on the kennedy assassination. and we are going to do that. i also want to salute bobby's decades of work as an advocate for the health of our families and our children. nobody has done more. millions and millions of americans who want clean air, clean water and a healthy nation have concerns about toxins in our environment and pesticides in our food. that's why today i am repeating my pledge to establish a panel of top experts working with bobby to investigate what is causing the decades long increase in chronic health problems and childhood diseases. including autoimmune disorders, autism, obesity, infertility, and many more. we want every child in america to go up and to live a long and healthy life. so i just want to ask bobby to speak for a little while. i will stand aside. i am going to stand aside. but i

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a great man and his uncle president, john f kennedy. and i know that they are looking down right now and they are very, very proud of bobby. i'm proud of bobby. you want to know the truth. and i don't think i've ever introduced anyone that got applause. like he just got. i must tell you, i don't think. that's true. i don't think i ever introduced any that got applause like that. oh, amazing. it's true. amazing. soon after i was. can't even believe i have to say this. nearly assassinated in last month. bobby called me to express his best wishes. he knows firsthand the risk incurred by leaders who stand up to the corrupt political establishment when stand up, you bring on some trouble for yourself. but you have to do what's right? you have to do what's right for the country. i will tell you, we are in this to do what's right for the country. that's one thing i can tell you. he lost his father and uncle in service to our country and bobby himself was subject to repeated threats to his safety during the course of his campaign, while being d

john f. kennedy has received for president of the united states 303 votes. richard nixon has received 219 votes. larry if byrd has received 15 votes. >> the first time most of us saw this process was on january 6, 2001, when the candidate who got the most votes for president had to preside over and electoral college count that would give the presidency to republican george w. bush. >> the state of the vote for president of the united states as delivered to the president of the senate is as follows, the whole number is 538 of which the majority is 270. george w. bush of the state of texas has received for president of the united states, 271 votes, al gore of the state of tennessee has received 266 votes. >> it does not get closer than that. it was an agonizing loss for al gore, no matter what you thought of al gore you couldn't help but admire him more after he was then forced to perform the most difficult official duty a vice president could carry out. it was kamala harris's turn today. they are now are exactly 2 people in the world who know what it feels li

casi todos los presidentes de la era moderna han estado ahÍ en excepciÓn de john f kennedy y joe bidenenemos entendido que al interior de la iglesia en la ceremonia no vamos a tener imÁgenes. vamos a esperar. esto ha sido una jornada de sorpresas. hasta el momento lo que se tiene presupuestado y que no tengamos imÁgenes del interior. maria: pero podemos contar algo. me emociona mucho una anÉcdota que tiene que ver con la iglesia. el presidente abraham lincoln cruzaba, como estaba casi muy cerca caminando a distancia de caminar exactamente de la casa blanca abraham lincoln dijo que llegaba todas las tardes, llegaba sÓlo al servicio. no llegaba con la primera dama. se sentaba en la llamada banca presidencial. porque otros presidentes habÍan estado en esta iglesia episcopal. Él llegaba presenciaba el servicio de oraciÓn vespertino y se iba antes de que terminara el servicio caminando solo sin escolta. fÉlix: porque tenÍa una personalidad fuerte. era meditabundo. era el tÉrmino que se utiliza para definir a lo que era Él. estamos en 23 °c. maria: fÉlix estÁ convencido que da el estado de t

ofjimmy carter�*s life was that he big town guy and was not one of these is closed presidents like john f electricity or running water, back in 192a. jimmy carter was this nation�*s longest living president, living an entire century, 100 years of age, passing away odd to some of the 29th of last year. throughout the day, as we bring you coverage of these ceremonies, of the state funeral, we have if you guess who we are going to speak with about the history, legacy and life of the late jimmy about the history, legacy and life of the latejimmy carter, we can bring in amber, professor at the university of tennessee in knoxville and author of the book aboutjimmy carter. it is great to have you with us as we continue to remember the life ofjimmy carter, discusses legacy and it�*s really does begin here in the state of georgia in the south of the country. it begins in a very small town of plains, georgia, that is where we see the funeral procession make its way. keitel is a little bit about of where the 39th presidentjimmy carter began hisjourney —— but presidentjimmy carter began his journey —

electors appointed to vote for president of the united states is 537, of which a majority is 269 point john f. kennedy of the state of massachusetts has received for president of the united states 303 votes. richard m nixon of the state of california has received 219 votes. robert f bird of the state of virginia has received 15 votes. >> the first time most of us on this process was on january 6th, 2001, when the candidate who got the most votes for president, al gore, had to preside over an electoral college count that would give the presidency to republican george w. bush. >> the state of the vote for president of the united states as delivered to the president of the senate is as follows. the whole number of the electors appointed to vote for president of the united states is 538, of which a majority is 270. george w. bush of the state of texas has received for president of the united states 271 votes. al gore of the state of tennessee has received 266 votes. >> it doesn't get closer than that. it was an agonizing loss for al gore. no matter what you thought of al gore, you couldn't help b

executive order ordering the declassification of files relating to the assassinations of president john fnedy, and reverend dr. martin luther king jr. >> that's a big one. a lot of people have been waiting for this for years. for decades. everything will be revealed. [pen on paper] okay? give that to rfk jr. >> gave him the pen that signed the order. rfk jr. the order instructs the national intelligence director and attorney general to present a plan within 15 days for the complete release of classified documents related to president john f. kennedy's assassination, 45 days -- martin luther king jr. documents. reaction has been mixed. the family of dr. king said this in a statement. "for us, the assassination of our father is a deeply personal family loss we have endured over the past 56 years. we hope to be provided the opportunity to review the files as a family prior to its public release." jfk's grandson criticized what's going on, saying declassification "is using jfk as a political prop. when he is not here to punch back, there is nothing heroic about it." >> he sort of made a name

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meantime, the fbi says it's identifying record related to the assassinations of former president john f. kennedy, robert f. kennedy, and martin luther king jr. it comes after president trump signed an executive order directing the release of those documents. he claims it's a move to restore transparency in washington. michael? >> naomi ruchim in new york. thanks. >>> turning now to southern california where strong winds and dry conditions are fueling new wildfires. firefighters are making progress against the 10,000-acre hughes fire north of los angeles. and rain is finally in the forecast for the weekend, but that brings a whole new level of concern. cbs' jonathan vigliotti reports from the fire zone. >> reporter: in fire-weary southern california, another wildfire broke out in ventura downtown l.a. near farms and a college campus. while another fire racing up a hillside near the exclusive community of bel air, threatening homes before crews gained the upper hand. the bigger concern -- this fire near castaic still burning through dry brush. residents already on edge from weeks of warni

. —— john f kennedy. ajudge has called trump's citizenship order blatantly unconstitutional.lo, welcome to bbc news now. millions of people across the uk and ireland are being urged to stay at home on friday, as a major storm brings with it potentially life—threatening winds. it's been called storm eowyn and, because of its force, a rare red warning is in place in the scottish central belt. northern ireland has also been under the same alert, which is due to end about now. a red warning means a potential danger to life. many schools and large parts of the transport network remain closed in these areas. this map shows how the storm has developed — packing strong winds. in galway on the west coast of ireland, a record—breaking gust of 114 miles an hour has been recorded. an amber weather warning is in place for the rest of scotland, northern england and north wales with separate yellow warnings for wind and rain across the rest of the uk. david wallace lockhart is in glasgow. how is it there at the moment? glasgow is right in the middle of this red warning that is covering the

executive order ordering the declassification of files relating to the assassinations of president john f kennedy, senator robert f. >> kennedy, and the reverend doctor martin luther king, jr.. >> that's a big one, huh? a lot of people are waiting for this for so long. for years. for decades. and everything will be revealed. >> all right, so are we going to find out what they say happened or what? because the question now is whether these remaining top secret files, if they get out, will do anything to change the official story, which, according to the government, says that lee harvey oswald acted alone when he assassinated president kennedy in dealey plaza on november 22nd, 1963. the commission that investigated never found a motive, but the closest conclusion they came to was that oswald was moved by an overriding hostility to his environment. now, conspiracy theorists, you know, they never bought it. they have thought that it had everything to do with what it was cuba to. it was the cia to there were multiple shooters, and hollywood has been running with it for decades. >> and who kill

the assassinations of president john f kennedy, his younger brother robert f kennedy, and the civil rightsf. >> classified files related to their killings, saying it will end the mysteries surrounding them. >> that's a big one. a lot of people are waiting for this for so long. for years. >> on jfk's 1963. >> death, the warren commission report concluded lee harvey oswald. >> acted alone, but questions and conspiracy theories have lingered for decades, fueling an industry of books and films like oliver stone's 1991 hit movie jfk. >> people got to. >> know. >> why he was killed. >> kennedy's nephew, robert f kennedy jr, trump's nominee to. lead the health and human services department, has long insisted the cia played a role in his uncle's murder, an allegation the cia has denied. president trump mentioning kennedy when he signed the order. >> give that to you. >> rfk jr. >> rfk jr, praising the president's action. >> we need to have more. >> transparency in our. >> government. >> and he's keeping. >> his promise. >> to have the government. >> tell the. >> truth to the american people. >> bu

president trump signing an executive order to declassify government files on the assassinations of john f. kennedy, robert f. kennedy and reverend martin luther king jr. >> reporter: taking the lives of three of the most iconic figures the country has known. president kennedy, his brother robert kennedy and dr. martin luther king jr. president trump ordering the full release of classified files related to the assassination ending the mysty surrounding them. >> that is a big one, huh. a lot of people are waiting for this for years. for decades. everything will be revealed. >> reporter: the president made a similar pledge in the first term releasing many files but not all. >> i was asked by mike pompeo. he felt it was not a good time to release them. >> reporter: fuelling an industry of books and films like oliver stone's 1991 hit movie jfk. the official warren commission report concluded lee harvey oswald acted alone but was he the lone assassin or did he have help. was there another shooter on the grassy knoll that day. kennedy's nephew has long argued the truth is not fully known. >> the

trump signed an executive order to declassify any remaining files on the assassinations of president john f. kennedy, senator robert f. kennedy and marten luther king jr. . >> reporter: president kennedy, his brother robert kennedy and civil rights leader martin luther king, jr. with the stroke of a pen, the president releasing a release of the files, saying it will end the mystery surrounding them. >> that's a big one, huh? a lot of people are waiting for this for years. for decades. and everything will be revealed. >> reporter: it's a campaign promise kept. the president made a similar pledge during his first term, releasing many jfk files but not all. >> i was asked by michael pompeo as secretary of state not to. and he felt that it was just not a good time to release them. >> reporter: the swirling questions and conspiracies fueling an industry of books and films like oliver stone's 1991 hit movie jfk. >> never realized kennedy was so dangerous to the establishment. >> repeporter: the official warn commission report reported that lee harvey oswald acted alone. was oswald the lone assass

this is a generation that is not going to look to john f. kennedy for inspiration, they will look to each other. . >> we will leave this year with a quick reminder that you can watch it at c-span.org in its entirety. over to the pentagon where the press secretary major general pat ryder's briefing reporters. live coverage here on c-span3. maj. gen. ryder: as part of our ongoing support, 1800 california national guardsmen have been activated to assist with firefighting efforts including hand crews, aircraft, and military police working in support of local law enforcement. additionally, eight c-130s are currently on station at channel islands air national guard station to support aerial fighter fighting -- firefighting efforts. six missions dropped over 16 thousands of gallons fire suppressant and additional missions aren't dissipated for today. additional assets include 10 navy helicopters with water delivery buckets and 500 active-duty marines from camp pendleton are ready to provide support if requested. the department remains committed to