in the marine band.out 13 years of age. it was his assignment to learn the art and mystery of music. music was not to be too much of a mystery to him, because by 1880, he had progressed to the point to be named the leader of the marine band. his name was john philip sousa and he was a very illustrious bandleader. the 12 years he was leader of the marine and, he wrote many great marches. i am sure there are many b andsmen in the country that associate his name not only with a great marches that he wrote , but the instrument that bears his name, the sousaphone. we have the original sousaphone made by the company in elkhart indiana. usually you can only see this in the museum of science and industry in chicago. in this particular case, the bell of the instrument extends directly upward. i want to call your attention to the uniform. it is our famous uniform and trimmed in black-and-white. it is one that we know that members of the marine band have worn for 80 years. we are going to play a sousa march. i know

we are committed the navy-marine corps team to put sailors and marines to not put sailors and marines at risk while we examined are integrated policies and procedures. while the navy fully supports a finding recommendations and marine corps investigation, that marine corps investigation did not fully address navy actions on the state of david we are accountable as an organization and blissfully address whether navy action or inaction contributed to the incident, and what changes to practice and policy we must make. to be convincing waterborne aav operations. accordingly we initiated our own command investigation with the team of 16 navy, marine corps and civilian subject matter experts in areas such as planning, may the marine corps integration and training and operational safety. our investigation is expected to be completed within 30 days. professional seamanship is the standard with no exception. we owe that to the marines and sailors in our care. it is in our culture to critically evaluate and make and effectively government effective changes. although we operate in a dangerous an

and the joke in the marine corps especially among leadership is how many marines can you fit into an av? always one more and that was the situation with some of my brothers who died because there was always one more we could fit in there. we were with ammo and certainly set in a very dangerous situation. what disturbs me is that with this report was that there was warning signs and warning signs were missed. one of the things i remember when i was in the marine corps i was told if i ever saw something that was endangering especially in terms of any exercises that i could call for an immediate stop and there would be no ramifications for that even though i was just a lance corporal but clearly that's not true and i think that's what happenedhere . one of the things i want to get insurance on is that you're going to work to change thatculture . people died, i've been there but the worst thing that can ever happened to our family members is that when our men and women died because of recklessness, because of a marine corps attitude that we have to be tough and we have to be rough during

band members. ♪ >> the united states marine band. ♪ and here's the leader of the united states marined. colonel william. >> so many of you have indicated the history of the marine band and we have decided to show you about what the marine band look like and sounded like in the early days. it was performed by an act of congress in 1798. to begin with, we plan to show you what the marine band looked and sounded like all the way back in 1798 when we first played yankee doodle, one of the oldest military songs. a drummer and two pipers who are going to use instruments and they're going to play yankee doodle. ♪ fortunately modern instruments and modern science total quality than the ancient -- to demonstrate that, we're going to ask our marines of 1798 laid on the piccolo's and plate yankee doodle in its modern version. ♪ ♪ i think you will all agree with me that modern instruments make them sound a lot better than they did 150 years ago. we performed in 1798 by an act of congress. we did not remain in philadelphia very long because in 1800 the government moved from philadelphia to washing

indeed, the marine corps has lost 60 marines and training accidents in just the last five years. sixty and five years and more than 130 of the previous ten years. it is an airy stucco here on the ring corp. these losses in the air, on the land, and sea. and as mr. courtney said in his earlier statement, the service maybe still struggling to adapt sustain cultural changes in the wake of the loss of 17 sailors. on the fitzgerald in the u.s. mccain and we passed laws and the strategies continue. we wanted these nine members of our military and the funerals and the services and i will say this. the only way to really honor the loss is the marine corps in the navy develop a culture safety. this is not work. this is training. the subcommittee in the full committee demands better. i know there are additional investigations underway. and we will get to those at subsequent hearings. we will be focusing on the event specific to this tragedy. and with the navy and the marine corps are doing. to prevent it from happening again. with that, i return to my culligan ranking member for his openin

corps rifleman and jack ryan loved being a marine and we love that he loved being a marine. with only 13 months in service he was already talking about relisting and his dream of pursuing a billet in special operations. we will always be proud of jack ryan and he followed in the footsteps of his great grandfather who served in the navy and his grandfather jack who served in the army along with becoming the first to serve in the u.s. military and his commanding officer described jack ryan is a future leader in the standout who would sneak out fellow marines that were struggling and offer them a kind word and a smile. a week before the incident jack ryan told about his concerns with the aad's and that they sink all the time. it was hard for me to believe that statement but now i know there was more to the story that was the basis for his concern. the loss of jack ryan was destroyed our future plans and jack ryan was supposed to be the next leader of our family who's going to create his own legacy of success through his military career. we are looking forward to watching jack r

marines, eight royal marine commandos, a terrible tragedy. >> major j alden.an kennedy, and all a part of the red dragon. and jerry driscoll was a commander of the unit and you can't fully grasp the grit, courage and briefry bravery of men like that until you see it up close although theirs, just like the marines and corpsmen on that statue behind us, and those that we bore witness to, it's an enduring legacy that this weekend is all about. >> absolutely, i'll just add to that story. you and i were on different aircraft and we did that repeatedly, we never got in the same vehicle, we always went in different aircraft if you're in birds going out and on missions or in combat, dropping troops off. i spent the better part of the rest of that night deeply concerned that you had been aboard that aircraft. it went down right beside ours, i was with colonel driscoll, thought you were on that bird and was praying you weren't. but did not know for almost until dawn before i found you. we were back to the aerial refueling point, army and refueling point and i was desper

marines run forward as the enemy opens fire. a wounded marine runs back for aid.er marines resume the attack moving slowly waiting for the enemy to reveal his flanks and main position. despite north korean tanks, mortars, and other automatic weapons, the assault continues. this counter attack along the southern bulge along the river is almost a repeat of an assault these same marines launched two weeks previously. the high ground in this sector has changed hands at least five times in two weeks. the marines form a base of fire to drive the enemy off. the line builds up and so does the fire power. >> meanwhile, overhead, air force and marine corp. planes support the ground troops. ♪♪ carrier planes are ready for another strike on inland targets. rockets are of particular interest at this time. three different types are being used. one of the first superexplosive types to see service in korea was the five-inch holy moses. later the 11.75 inch tiny tim proved highly effective on bridges and similar large targets. the most recent arrival is the navy 6.5 inch bran. con

corps rifleman and jack ryan loved being a marine and we love that he loved being a marine. with only 13 months in service he was already talking about relisting and his dream of pursuing a billet in special operations. we will always be proud of jack ryan and he followed in the footsteps of his great grandfather who served in the navy and his grandfather jack who served in the army along with becoming the first to serve in the u.s. military and his commanding officer described jack ryan is a future leader in the standout who would sneak out fellow marines that were struggling and offer them a kind word and a smile. a week before the incident jack ryan told about his concerns with the aad's and that they sink all the time. it was hard for me to believe that statement but now i know there was more to the story that was the basis for his concern. the loss of jack ryan was destroyed our future plans and jack ryan was supposed to be the next leader of our family who's going to create his own legacy of success through his military career. we are looking forward to watching jack r

fellow marines and sailors. i'm impressed by the professional, confidence, dedication to duty and motivation of our marines. the way they balance family responsibilities , civilian careers and school with their military service is nothing short of extraordinary . like their active-duty brothers and sisters they serve selflessly to protect our great nation. they continue to answer their irrational call to serve . as secretary often highlighted our most critical asset is our people. the marine corps must retain the best marines and sailors regardless of race, gender happiness city or background. through the diversity of thought and actions you can find more creative and innovative solutions to future problems. we are actively developing new initiatives and strategies to achieve a more diverse and ultimately more talented marine corps reserve . we will need all the marines and sailors to contribute to solving the problems we will face in the future . i want thank this committee for your continued to support the nat

being commissioned in the united states marine corps.en to be commissioned into the united states marine corps. [applause] >> thank you it is an honor to be here this morning so i thank you to allow us to be a part of this ceremony. you could watch the blue angels 100 times but when they came over like they did this morning it makes you feel good to be an american. thank you very much. today is a great day to be a marine. you should be proud of what you have accomplished. if you listen to acting secretary harper, he talks about the last year challenging your leadership and your determination that you answer the call if you heard his words. we all recognized it has not been easy. but you answer the call. all of us are extremely proud of you. i'm extremely proud of you. in the voluntary choice that you make because you had other choices. i do not know of a higher calling than wearing the cross of this nation. and is not good enough to show up. you must win. every time. without question. [applause] and the reason for that there are no alibi

marin county has had at least one dose of the vaccine earlier today, a crime for talks with the marin county public health officer doctor matt willis. he says he's not quite sold on the idea of ditching the masks indoors, at least not yet. >> i'm divide. makes sense on one hand we know the vaccine is is so effective at preventing illness. it's also effective in preventing infectivity some people who are less likely be affected, less liked others have been vaccinated. so make sense for the policies of all that. the problem is that real life in a business. for example, people walk into a business. you can't necessarily know who's been vaccinated and who hasn't. so from a policy standpoint. just a practical. i think it's it's going to be challenging to implement this in real life because you can't know some of the vaccination status mind. >> and we're just talking about this crime for a special section on our website. it's got coronavirus resources. use your phone to scan the qr code. it will take you directly to our web page. it has a lot of information, including how to get a vaccine f

i'm excited to say this collaboration through my work as a marine scientists. i've become passionate about bridging the gap between traditional knowledge and science. over $800.00 islands make up the kimberly's buccaneer archipelago, a place rich and see it now under threat from development and climate change. carl often provides an early warning system, so i'm making liberal and from the kimberly marine research center. she's been monitoring local carl's to signs of stress. what's so important about these cars and kimberly, one of the biggest stand out features is their exposure to the elements on the law taught. so to have that non made a taught range here, which is insane to many other places of the world, you know, they've got this thermal resilience, which we don't say with a lot of other car. the carl here can we stand? i'm president the temperature extremes of up to 8 degrees celsius, the de enabling it's a better code as our temperatures rise. so we use them on a called every mater. we get a show and it's the sign photo year after year and month after m

they're designed for the back in iraq, appellate marine pac. it's now in the planning phase and likely to cover 6000 square kilometers if combined native partial area integrating growth. martin size and indigenous cultural values for this early stage is rarely achieved. the, the now it's time to hit the water and planning into action. apparently there was a carpet outside of this morning. they've been out of the i think pretty much said all right. i little really big. what i mean really made it was this is why they call it a search. all righty. i the ranges jump on the boat right onto the turtles, back out the platter run around for eventually one quick. so straight on the credit for the last the vacancies. i sent them what we'll be able to tell where they come from and that will be management. so we just said tagging this with the individual tags on age one, get blood. the other one can still be useful. time to move on to the main bite and i've been trusted with the tight little bit of you know, the way that a lot of things in handling with th

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more strict shuns in marin county as the drought gets worse. we've been anticipating this crawford's yulee sevens in fact, been following this story for us up in marin county for the past couple of days. so now it's in yulee. >> yes, it is. last night. the water board voted to place restrictions on outdoor watering and that's including limiting your sprinkle use sprinklers to 2 days per week and money that drip irrigation to 3 days per week. they also voted on to require covers for pools and spas and that's just prevent the water from evaporating now these measures are in addition to the restrictions pay place last month than things like washing your car at home or power. washing your homes and businesses. and during this last night's meeting the president did say that these new restrictions could just be the first steps that the port takes to conserve water during this drought. let's take a listen. you know, just because we're taking this action tonight. i don't see that is a ceiling. all i think we all agree that the floor and what's happenin

it's going to happen virtually at 9:00, they'll receive reports from two marin water districts before deciding to declare drought conditions. this meeting is taking place about a month after marin county already adopted mandatory water use restrictions. so as it stands right now in marin county, you're not allowed to wash your car at home and not allowed to power wash your home that's prohibited in an effort to preserve that water. now marin county isn't the only county, community rather dealing with the potential dangerous drought conditions. there have been new signs up in contra costa county letting folks know they need to have that defensible space around their home, wanting it to be done by may 31st and firefighters already dealing with vegetation fires in contra costa county, specifically martinez, earlier this week, leaving some bay area residents already extremely nervous about the upcoming fireon. >> in the last few years, year i think it's probably on everybody's mind. >> reporter: and there's already been one water district declare a drought east bay mud directors voted apr

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but if you're out of the coast has been a cloudy day is the marine layer.ast all day long, and now it's starting to move in, as it's often does at this time of day, just kind of rolling right into the bay. so tonight we're gonna call it partly cloudy. certainly some areas of fog will be out there as we see that marine layer start to deepen. we have that onshore flow that's happening. temperatures will be in the forties and fifties tonight and then tomorrow we're going to see a little bit of a change because high pressure that's been dominating our weather and keeping us warm inland and pretty killer is going to move east and then it's gonna be replaced by a low pressure system coming in from the northwest. now we would love to see some rain out of this. that's not gonna happen that delivering to the north, very northern reaches of california, but frankly, not much, but what it will do is coolest down. so tomorrow the fog will make it in a little bit further, but more importantly, that cooler, moister air mass will make it in so we will be, you know, cool ar

a big surge in youth vaccinations in marin county today coming after health officials gave the green light to vaccinate 12 to 15-year- olds. we are live at the larkspur ferry terminal where a lot of kids are rolling up their sleeves. >> reporter: absolutely. it has been nonstop here since they opened at 11:00 and they have one more hour to go. just to give you a rough estimate. i would say about 60% to 80% of the folks who got their shots here today were kid's. >> reporter: zachary marshall just turned 12 yesterday making him eligible for the pfizer vaccine. >> reporter: did you even feel it? >> yes. i felt it a bit itdidn hurt. >>eportes her three boys. >> i feel a sense of relief. truck she has two more children who don't meet age requirements yet. >> i was nervous, but once i got it, i was okay. >> reporter: the kids admit they were little scared at first, but now that they have gotten their first shot got a plan to tell their friends to get it as well. >> i would probably encourage it to say to protect yourself from other people and if you're worried about it, just don't come. >>

but inside would. >> mean time to the south, marin municipal water could use northern marin as a model. >> is an accessory unit more important to provide water to than a brand new single family house or a multifamily f four- plex. >> to be determined or not. >> the way the numbers are coming in. we are in short supply. >> so go the future politics of drought. in marin county, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >>> a mountain lion found and captured in san francisco over night is now back in the wild after being captured last night. it turns out he had been collared and track by uc santa cruz. they say he started his odyssey in santa cruz then went passed highway 17. passed highway 92. went to daily city for a while. and ended his journey in the city's vernal heights neighborhood. he was examined at the oakland zoo. vets say he was healthy and hydrated weighing just under 100-pounds. more on all of this now from abc 7 news reporter, amy holyfield. >> he may not seem too happy about his new digs. but the veterinarian team at the oakland zoo says he looks good. so good, naming him wasn't difficu

united states marine corps. for the first time the marines operated as a land-based fighting force. and they lost more men on the first day of that battle than the marines had lost in their entire history up until that point. and as the marines were coming up to the line and replacing french troops that had already been there. our french officer who was pulling out advised the americans to retreat. and captain williams famously said retreat hell, we just got here. which i think is a testament to the american fighting spirit in the war. and then my other favorite quotation is from the famous american soldier alvin york who received the medal of honor for his accomplishments in world war. i probably the most famous american soldier in that war. and he doesn't talk about his service, but he speaks to that diversity of contribution of all parts of american society. and he says i fought with catholics and protestants with jews greeks italians poles and irish. as well as american boys in the world war. they were buddi

marine arrested. the first active duty service member charged in the capitol assault, and new footage emerges of the brutal attack on a police officer. breaking news, as the rocket attacks and air strikes intensify. and there is fighting in the streets of israel. emergency landing. i small plane comes down on a busy highway, how disaster was averted. and making a splash. the life-altering program for people with special needs. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with breaking news and good news. it is a watershed moment in the coronavirus pandemic. a sign life is rapidly returning to normal tonight, the centers for disease control say americans who have been fully vaccinated do not need to wear masks or maintain social distance and almost all situations whether they are outside or inside. simply put, president biden says vaccinated americans h

they went into effect overnight in marin county. emergency measures just taken by the marin water district. the board voting last night to impose restrictions effective immediately. they say this is the driest 16 month period in the last 142 years. so, people were already restricted from washing cars at home, now no power washing is allowed, also effective immediately, pools are going to need covers to minimize water loss and sprinkler irrigation will be reduced to just twice a week. the first violation is inn a of up ,4. restrictions that we are hearing in marin county and will likely report on this all summer long as the restrictions spread across the bay area. we will be on top of it. back to you. >> thank you. >>> happening today stanford children's health mobile clinic will be at anderson in san jose. the mobile unit will offer free coronavirus vaccines to those needing their second dose. the biden administration is stepping up efforts to make the vaccine accessible. especially in rural areas. as part of the push fema will put

that scientists could take that up to 90 percent could disappear by 2040 and makes creating a marine park here even more on edge and. leading the way is the indigenous bad community there regularly were closely with scientists. so we're going to speak here in greece yeah so you can do that or if today marine biologist scott whiting is joining them to carry out a research trip niren as a turtle your little point here is a really dramatic turning point they all sort of come way on the highway. there's a turtle and you're right it is so they must be pretty important to you guys just glorious and. dangerous being the secret. peter body heat you know. people always. we struggle hard and. shared with our tribe the thousands it is the body. of sustainably these days the knowledge of the churches behavior is proving invaluable to scientific conservation efforts working with local people it's really important there are many ways. understanding completely what like the playful knowledge about totals it's important. not going to make sure there's abundance of generations you know but recent pre

marine layer rolling on and bringing in some of that fog.some of the clouds they're gonna be with us as we go throughout the night tonight, and that's really going to have an effect on temperatures as you get into tomorrow that we start to see an enhanced marine layer kind of ah, deeper marine layer is it moves on its not just ben, by the way in northern california, it's been kind of hugging the coastline of the entire statement. as you look to the west, you see a low pressure system that kind of comma shape right of the clouds. that's a classic low pressure system, and that's going to be rolling into so all of this is going to contribute to the fact that armor three layer will start to deepen, which means that we will have more of an influence as we get in the overnight into tomorrow, and ultimately it will cool down those inland spots that have been sitting in the nineties yesterday and today. also getting an onshore flow you could see about 22 mile per hour wind there. sfo have a little breezy right now in fairfield as we get that delta b

the marine layer comes back.o this system which had been doing some interesting things for us have also been illuminating the marine layer and now that it is gone we are going to get back into that pattern. look at the wind. already on shore today, we keep echoing tonight. not terribly windy but we are getting into that classic onshore flow. you will see it in the marine layer. here comes. that is tonight into tomorrow morning. this is not a bay area white gray out tomorrow, most of us will wake up and it will be sunny tomorrow, southbay, east bay, north bay but in the immediate bay, we will see the marine layer tomorrow morning, it brings back real quick by the time we get to the late morning we all get sunshine. but there will be more of it. tomorrow, then we had over the last few days. morning lows will be in the low 50s for where we bought amount, daytime highs tomorrow will come back to the mid and upper 70s for daytime highs. that is pretty much right on the mark for average. this is almost exactly what we

it would be extremely rare for, despite a bear in marin county. we are watching police around that large oak tree. this is the backyard on tamalpais avenue. we are told that andrea nakano, our reporter, is on the scene. there is a bear but as i said our cameras have yet to spot it but i know they will get us pictures of it in the reports of how they will handle this so we will tell you just as soon as we get that information. >>> it wasn't long ago that plain high school sports in the bay area this year seemed bleak. sports director dennis o'donnell is here to explain why letting them play also means they have to mask up. >> was that they are wearing a mask? >> unconfirmed. >> we'll get to that. not confirmed. >> well, mask restrictions slowly easing up here in the bay area, some high school athletes have to play by a much stricter set of rules. the look inside mccullough jim at san ignatius high school in san francisco is typical of 2021. masks everywhere, even on the basketball court. >> definitely difficult to play with a mask. it can be almost

central marin police to some bear claws.os along with the words thank you for a nice surprise. you would never expect a bear in san anselmo like that. >>> we are looking live from mt. tam where it's in the low 50s. some missed and drizzle. we will get sunshine a little sooner but 5 to 7 degrees cooler than usual.ggest game of the year for the worriers on the line this worriers on the line this afternoon dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should. and a rapid test to help evaluate concussion, in case something were to happen. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-changing technologies. because dignity demands it. ♪ ♪ attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the nav

marine corps and basically made the united states marine corps. for the first time, the marines operated as a land based fighting force, and they lost more men on the first day of that battle than the marines had lost in their entire history up until that point, and as the marines were coming up to the line and replacing french troops that had already been there, our french officer who was pulling out advised the americans to retreat, and captain william famously said retreat, hell we just got here, i think which is a testament to the american fighting spirit in the war. my other famous quotation is from alvin york, who received the medal of honor for his accomplishments in world war i, the most famous american soldier in the war. he doesn't talk about his service but he speaks to that diversity of contribution of all parts of american society, and he says i fought with catholics and protestants, with jews, greeks, italians, polls and irish, as well as american boys in the world war. they were buddies of mine, and i learned to love them. and i jus

evidence of a cooler marine layer that is pushing through the bay.ng to have a noticeable impact on temperatures near the coastline as this cool coastal breeze continues to push through something we're not seeing today is that strong inland wind like we had the past couple of days. we had a strong north easterly wind right at the western edge of the central valley. that prompted red flag warnings paired with heat and dry conditions for solano county as those winds relax. we're looking at fire danger right down with those calmer wind speeds. but good news as we work our way into what will still be a hot day just not as high. the fire danger 60's for your highs near the coastline. 70's for hayward redwood city oakland as well as mill valley. well, a tease for areas like livermore, 88 degrees. conquered 87 and we are still holding on to the 90's at 91 for your high today, tomorrow and friday, our coolest of the forecast a little bit early for those inland areas that have been so warm lately. good chance to get outside into the afternoons and just enjoy

marin marin county stays in the orange tier. >> we check these changes as we get more information. you can find the reopening tracker which details exactly what is open and the capacity depending on the tier. you can get more information at abc7news.com . >>> and the decision to keep donald trump suspended on facebook and instagram. >> this is one day after the capital insurrection. this follows 9000 public complaints after the accounts were suspended. he is banned from twitter and youtube but the youtube ceo says he will restore access after the threats of violence subside. >>> this morning republican john cox will hold an event on treasure island. yesterday, you can see he brought out a live there. this is brought criticism from analgh ps u a choice between the beauty, gavin newsom, or the beast, cox. he also made an appointment in napa county at a french laundry . >> are beautiful boy decided to come here to the french laundry for a dinner with lobbyists. a pretty darn expensive dinner. he broke his own rules and doing so. >> reporter: governor newsom was alongside the firefight

tracking the marine layer several days out is often a difficult endeavor. the wind tomorrow is really going to pick up, strong onshore flow. 12 mile-per-hour gus everywhere you see it, from red, to purple. all the usual suspects. that will happen tomorrow night, going into tuesday. the morning low temperatures, the daytime high temperatures, concord, livermore, 82 and 80. upper 70s today, four or five degrees warmer. you will notice the warm-up. we keep the warmest numbers around the lower 70s. just like an easy little roller coaster, no major ups, no big downs. it is not all that fun of a roller coaster ride. we are not getting offshore wind events, we started doing a lot of this at early may. this forecast does not do that. at least the next seven days, we are not concerned about the fire weather. >>> seven months after we first exposed an epidemic of architects on employment debit cards, relief may lie ahead. a federal judge once pete will to get their money back or else. >> a very strong order, the plaintiffs have shown a strong likelihood of success. >

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the sharks captain watching the a's host the mariners. tied at two at the fourth inning. give tom murphy a seven up on me. they take a three-to lead. but ramon laureano thought he had two run double but kyle lois is thought otherwise. john murphy tied the game, right? wrr h heashing that the letter, give me a helmet slim. seattle wins 4-3 that is the a's third street laws. the nfl, not exactly joe versus steve, but the first chapter of the 49ers quarterback controversy kicked up today. trey lance and jimmy garoppolo share the doctors feel today hurried jimmy said there is no bad blood. in fact his attitude has improved since the 49ers moved up to get lance in the draft. >> when it initially happen there's 1 million emotions that go through your head. you think of all the possible scenarios and things like that. but at the end of the day, i want to play football. >> jimmy g, he's himself, he has looked great every day i worked out with him. he he's still got a >> back jeff wilson reportedly had surgery to repair a torn knee ligament. he will miss the start of the season. w

new restrictions effective immediately for its 190,000 customers in southern and central marin.to cut their water used by 20% for at least the next six months, and they'll have to limit lawn watering to just two days a week. also need to cover pools and spas to prevent evaporation or face penalties is highest $250 simple changes showers, doing ds and laundry. only when you have full loads, sticking a bucket in the shower while you wait for the water to heat up and then re using that water for irrigation. water levels in the district. seven reservoirs are at their lowest point in 40 years, with only half of their normal water supply. for this time of year, and it would be nice to lease me talking about the chance of some rainfall, but nothing showing up in the forecast, in fact, an extended period of dry weather it's sometimes we get some rainfall in may, but nothing that showing up just yet. speaking of the water leave the water supply and red county has up in phoenix lake earlier this afternoon. a bit of a hike in this was the scene. and of course we're used to seeing some pret

particularly the first marines the first marine regiment there was an assumption and they'd been told by their officers the landings were going to be opposed because they assume they would be and they were delighted and relieved and felt, you know, goodness me, you know, we we've actually got through this. i think they were lulled into a full sense of security it goes without saying because the marines in particular were sent north once they came ashore and they didn't have much to do the sixth marine division eventually fights, you know, some tough fighting them or tobu peninsula, but nothing compared to what he was going to have to come up against when it got down to the main japanese defenses in the center of the island. so it's the army troops who came up against the toughest fighting first, but but the answer to the question is they were delighted and relieved, but of course they were pretty shocked by what was to come. let me just toss into this although okinawa i was i think these single most important you always have to marrow in mind. it comes right after iwo, jima. so you ha

see the marine layer?to get any rain out of this here in the bay area it will come saturd >>> talking and begin to start, anderson has become like a key part of the warriors supporting cast because today, golden state gave him a new contract. >> i think adding him to the mix has changed us dramatically. >> he began the season on a two- way contract, signed a guaranteed deal to stay with the warriors next season. really, a dream come true for the oakland native that has come a long way from attending warrior camps as a kid. could you envision at that time you would play for the golden state warriors? >> no way, not at all. i know that sounds kind of bad to say that i never even thought about playing for the golden state warriors. i mean, it was like an idea that that would n ars at i that i would be playing for the warriors, you know? so it was great to see how life comes to circle, right? >> tom brady will return to new england in october to face the patriots for the first time. it was a hot topic on bosto

tops of the building getting chopped off by that marine layer. it's bringing us fresh air, look at your air quality the next 24 hours. tomorrow, it's good, green, no matter where you live for the second half of the weekend, enjoy that. temperatures right now, pretty uniform. we have that on shore flow, the marine layer expanding, most of us in the low to mid 50s tonight. we're not going to move far from these numbers for our over night lows, future weather, let's show you that cloud cover first thing tomorrow morning, it's a gray start to the day, a may-like pattern out there. we have over cast skies. clouds, slow to break down. we'll tbin to see a little bit of sunshine inland by lunch time, clouds are still hanging pretty thick throughout the day along the coast. and again, with that slow clearing of the marine layer, it will keep us on the cool side. winds, they're going to ramp up once again. take a look at future tracker wind gust, by tomorrow afternoon, 3:00 p.m., you see those winds gusting any where from 20 to 30 miles per hour. it's a br

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what they put into marine. type of areas. but even if you're indigenous. scientists. to protect. their country for future. by 2024 with scientists saying that at least 30 percent of the world's oceans need protection in the next decade creating a refuge in areas like this a long way to achieving that goal and working with indigenous people is proving essential. to you and say that's. the c. and whatever is in the sea made this what oh yeah we have to look after a country and we have to keep it civil war when i was young but i have good little writing other stuff a lot of paper fell apart anyway. i am part of the ottoman indigenous community which is located in the highlands of central mexico and for me coming from an indigenous background means that i read my mind in a more holistic way one of reciprocity where we acknowledge that what we give to the earth is what the earth gives to us and so it's our responsibility as humans to protect that relationship when i grew up i had the idea and i everybody saw the world the way i did that everybody have this innate love for mothers i so

one the small district in marin placed a bet that may pay off big. here's a more on that story from john ramose. >> reporter: we used to think of this as a wastewater treatment plan. >> the idea of wasting water during a drought seems silly. the town relies on the lake for its water source and it is dangerously low. >> the local water district has more water than it can use. there is a catch. most of it is a recycled. >> water is a commodity just like everything else. and we is a population tend to take it for granted. >> reporter: the note auto sanitary district can turn this into polished recycled water that is so clean it can be used for just about anything except for drinking the general manage said we need to think about how much drinking water we actually need? >> if you think about 100 gallons. how much water do you actually drink in one day? but most water is for other purses including landscaping. and that is why the water district made it $30 million investment to send recycled water pipes out to the community. they started in 2015 and now

marin county's first covid death in a month.pecifics on race, gender or age, but the victim was over. 65 unvaccinated to someone who was otherwise healthy out in the community living independently and had no underlying conditions who develop shortness of breath and unfortunately, over a period of days, eventually succumbed to respiratory collapse in marin, every covid patients since march has been unvaccinated 95% effective at preventing illness, almost 100% effective at preventing death, so we do see this as a preventable death. whatever you decide. you. you live with that decision, the audience was reminded the virus will keep circulating as long as it finds people to infect this high school senior changed his mind after realizing he could endanger elder relatives. but their information we like today, we're persuading more toys getting the vaccine in marin city, deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. mm. the state of new york is spending a lot of money in a push to get more people vaccinated over the next week. people who get th

i see marine in the open, fireball, it was a pressure plate ied with hacksaw blades and a just slicedsault amphibious vehicle hitting all the fuel, all of the 50,000 runs of ammunition. >> 15 marines were killed into instantly. combat was nothing compared to returning home. that's when the struggles began and for some, thoughts of suicide. >> there is unfinished business, we left brothers and blood on the sand in iraq. >> last year 571 service members died by suicide up 13% from the year before. every day, 17 veterans take their lives. to address the epidemic, the independence fund and va have launched a series of reunions for the hardest hit combat units and idea born at the funeral of a veteran who took his life. 16 years after deploying to iraq, 60 marines from lima company reunited in nashville for operation resiliency, a weekend of activities, talk therapy, and healing. >> getting back together with groups like this, rekindle, listen to other people stories and i think that's a positive experience for everyone. >> many had not seen each other since the iraq war. they brought with