our navy and marine corps teams have never been more stronger. we continue to deliver new systems and platforms and with the lethality and mobility and our operations throughout the entire globe are significantly higher than they've ever been before. we do this not just because of our damages at sea, but because the national defense strategy demands it's part of an agile and responsive force and we work to realize the divisions set forth in the national defense strategy through integrated deterrents with advantages, well-trained, well-equipped expeditionly force is necessary. our ability to project forward at a time and place of our choosing is supported through the three enduring priorities that i have set in my initial guidance of the department when i took the helm in october 672021. first, maintaining our maritime dominance. our first priority is maintaining maritime dominance, we do so through the combined strength of navy and, marine corps and coast guard as well. we operate in the same environments and doe mains as our adversaries, demonst

our navy and marine corps are diverse team. individuals from all of the country and all walks of life. that is exactly the way it should be. it is what we want, it is what we need. not just because in an democracy as an force we should be representative of the american people. because we are stronger, we are more capable when we have many different experiences and viewpoints to draw from. everything we do, everything we achieve we do through teamwork. teamwork is only possible when all members of the team are valued when everyone feels they have a voice. and their contributions actually manage the organization. this type of atmosphere, this environment is founded upon trust. the type of environment leaders at every level set a tone in that. leaders, when your words and actions demonstrate respect to all and openness of opinion that is when new ideas can actually come to light. that is meant out-of-the-box thinking can actually flourish. that is me fully utilize the asymmetric advantage we have over other nations, militaries and

marines earn it. you earned that title, and it identifies who you are, how you think, what you -- how you look at your country, your service, the time we spent away from our families, the months, the years, the friendships that bond you. you bind in friendship much more tight when you go through duress, and when you're going through a lot of duress with marines, you bond. my youngest son is named after my two best friends in the marine corps. even when i was an er doctor, i still think like a marine. not a congressman, i'm still a marine first. and so, both as a naval aviator and as an airborne guy, that's very much at the heart and soul of who i am, a guy who's taking risks, measured risk, to accomplish something that was not easy to do, something that a lot of people wouldn't do because they're scared, or a lot of people wouldn't do because they didn't want to come in harm's way. >> you have seven children. how many of them are -- what are their ages? what's the range? >> so, when i went to medical

i am a marine to the core. after i went back in the navy as an er doctor, then came back, i was stationed and did a tour in afghanistan in 2016. retired in 2017, it's been part of my life since the beginning. these are things you work hard for, there is a reason that marines have stickers on every car. there is a psychology behind that. when you work hard at something, you appreciate it. marines, you earned the title and it identifies who you are, how you think. how you look at your country and service, the time we spend away from families, the months the years, the friendships that bond you. you bond and friendship much more tight when you go through duress. you bond. my youngest son is named after my best friends in the marine corps. i still think like a marine. even as a congressman, i am marine first. that is very much at the heart of who i am, a guy who is taking measured risks to accomplish something that was not easy to do, something a lot of people would not do because they were scared or because they d

i am a marine to the core. after i went back in the navy as an er doctor, i was stationed at campbell june. went back to afghanistan in 2016. retired in 2017, so this has been a part of my life since beginning. these are things that you work hard for. there is a reason that marines have stickers on every car. we are the smallest service, and you see more stickers than all the others combined. when you work really hard for something, you appreciate it. marines earned it, you earned that title and it identifies who you are, how you think, how you look at your country. the time we spent away from our families, the months, the years, the friendships that bond you, you bond in friendship much more tight when you go through the rest. youngest son is named after my two best friends in the marine corps. i still think like a marine. that is very much at the heart and soul of who i am, a guy who is taking measured risks to accomplish something that was not easy to do. something that a lot of people wouldn't do because th

communities in marin, coming to marin city saying i want my kid to participate in your program.sking questions like why? they were like well my kid goes to school where the majority of the kids, 98, 99% of the kids are white. i want my kid to be around some people of color. >> reporter: marin county has just over a quarter million people. according to u.s. census bureau, 85% are white. 3% are black. the largest representation of color live in marin city, a pocket of 3,000 sandwiched between sausalito and mill valley. >> 90% of our kids come from low income households. so we raise the money in order to make sure we can pay for fees, pay for uniforms, transportation, food. you name it, we make sure we take care of that. >> reporter: austin brokered a new court inside this 65-year- old rec center thanks to warriors. 47-year-old austin, marin city means everything. >> my earliest memory of the marin city recreation center was probably about five. >> reporter: you were five years old? >> i was five. >> reporter: does it look pretty much the same? >> oh 100% the same. it has not chang

that is not just for marin, that is statewide.california is experiencing hundreds of thousands of people, more are moving to other states. housing is often mentioned. our economy i pretty well. pretty high in california. especially the bay area. it is a very different kind of population loss and what we are seeing elsewhere in the united states. the first to come to mind is the rust belt. homes are being left vacant. in some cities they have had some trying to demolish abandoned housing. we are still a robust date high demand for housing. to live here where people are coming of age and who would like to start their own household but they can't afford to do it here in california. >> we are always worried our children will not be able to afford to buy housing where they grew up. our time is short but i want to quickly get these last two questions. should we be looking at this? nothing is binary. is it a good thing or a bad thing? how do we change th >> there maybe it is a good thing from congestion. the congestion standpoint. first

the foundation is a marin city, a nonprofit called play marin.tin, a third-generation marin city native, saw the need. >> started to get a lot of parents from communities coming to the city saying i want my kid to participate in the program. i started asking questions like why? they said my kid goes to a school where the majority of the kids are all white. i want my kid to be around people of color. >> reporter: marin county has over a quarter million people. according to the u.s. census bureau, 85% are white, 3% are black. the largest representation of color live in marin city, and pocketed 3000 sandwiched between sausalito and mill valley. >> reporter: 90% of our kids come from low income households. we raise the money to pay for the league fees and uniforms, transportation, food, you name it, we make sure we take care of that. >> reporter: austin brokered a new court inside the 65-year- old rec center. 247-year-old austin, marin city means everything. >> my earliest memory of the marine city recreation center was probably about five. >> report

but sanna marin seems to enjoy breaking tradition. female partner in a working class neighborhood, was the first in her family to graduate high school and later college. she was elected to city council at age 27. soon, her contentious debates were shared around youtube. in 2015, she was elected to parliament as a member of the left-leaning social democratic party. four years later at the age of 34, she was named the prime minister of finland, the most powerful political position in the country. >> was that your intention? >> i never really had focus about my own career. i know that sounds interesting because i am in this position. but it's also coincidence that i became a prime minister. >> really? you can become prime minister by coincidence? >> well, i was the first vice chair of our party when the last previous prime minister resigned. and then i had to step up. >> reporter: the former prime minister submitted his resignation after he was accused of mishandling a postal strike. marin was chosen by her party to fill his shoes. >> bu

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now to the situation in the uglidar region marine corps of the pacific fleet trying to knock out them a position in the territory of the south. the dacha battle goes on literally for every house, along with attack aircraft on the line of contact, and our correspondent alexei baranov, this is how the operation begins to enter one and beyond the outskirts, the southern dachas, that ukrainian and the military are trying to stop the marines of the pacific fleet at the entrance, under angle, attacked suppressed by open fire, right on the move. the marines break into the holiday village, without stopping, the attack aircraft find a house where they can gain a foothold. way from armored vehicles to the building takes more than one minute. the crew of the vehicle fires at the enemy and covers the assault group, including a smokescreen. this is how the marines, under enemy fire, clean up the house chosen to gain a foothold here in the southern dachas, on the outskirts of the coal grenade , things went small and 700, in order to exclude an attack from within, even though the assault group is c

the marines continued to clean up and liberate the settlement.ame here as a volunteer to protect the russian people about the marines. tofa we told not times for mass heroism and courage fortitude courage shown in the fighting to defend the fatherland, 155, a separate brigade. the marine corps of the pacific fleet was given the honorary title of the guards sentry managed to see the technique of the marines, what is called in business to get acquainted with their weapons, and also learn something from the tactics of the warriors of the three elements on the front line, i was told to be next to the bteer, but in fact from troubles. i'd rather be on armor, because again , infantry mines or petals with which the enemy throws missiles all around the whole area around, while our assault unit performs direct tasks. we decide to get to the position of the armored vehicles of the brigade, the fields are empty, all armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles are hiding in the forest landings. this car had just taken fighters for crews from th

the foundation is in marin city. a nonprofit program called play -- austin, a third-generation native, saw the need. >> started to see parents from the surrounding communities. commencing hey, i want my kid to participate. i started asking questions like why? would make you go to school where the majority of the kids, 98% are white. i want my kid to be around people of color. >> reporter: there just over one quarter million people. according to the census bureau, 85% are white. 3% are black. the largest representation of color live in marin city. a pocket of 3000 sandwiched between sausalito and -- valley. >> 90% of our kids, come from low income households. we raise the money in order to make sure we could pay for the fees and the uniforms. transportation and food. you name it, we make sure we take care of that. >> reporter: he brokered a new court inside the rec center, thanks to the warriors. the 47-year-old austin, marin city means everything. >> my earliest memory of the recreation center was probably about 5. >

i'm the marine by the just a business when a short documentary from african he'll make, i'm going to do that from south africa. ethiopia, paint nigeria, we been to go over some stuff in this class today. she saw this as my, and my role africa direct on al jazeera ah secretary of state, anthony blink, and postponed his trip to beijing as a chinese surveillance balloon continues to float across u. s. s. base. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from dough are also coming up ukraine, which is closer to joining the e u. but more reforms are needed before any membership proposal is accepted. his 1st visit to south saddam po process tells me that a fresh start is needed to move towards peace and to look inside one of the world's largest jails. el salvador unveiled its view mega prison, with a capacity to house, 40000 inmates. ah, the united states has taken immediate diplomatic action over the presence of a chinese surveillance balloon above us soil. it says the balloon is a clear violation of its sovereignty. with the u. s. secretary of state postponing a planned visit to

the issue during the storming of ugledar russia could have lost an entire brigade of elite of the marines, the ukrainian military believes so. what is known about this? russia is draining the reservoir in kakhovka, kherson region. this calls into question the supply of drinking water to people, poses a threat to agriculture, and also creates a danger to europe's largest nuclear power plant and russia's rear. how residents of border areas are afraid of shelling from ukraine and forgot about who exactly unleashed the war in the special report of the correspondent and the bbc with belgorod and we start with the front line of vugledar there during the storming of the city, russia could lose a whole a brigade of elite marines, this is what the ukrainian military believes, a video appeared on the network, and here it is, in fact, a column of russian equipment retreating from the coal mine, panic gathers on the field, tanks and armored personnel carriers are blown up one by one, and this video has already been analyzed by the american publication politiko and concluded that in general, under the

we have great folks across the h navy marine corps.reat folks in the industry we look forward to working with you in the months and years to come to make sure we stay on track and growing our navy for three and 55 ship minimum when called upon to dominate the theater conflicts. [applause] we have several questions. i will begin first with the most strategic question it concerns the leadership on the hill. i will be a different agenda they take place as they have been the past couple of years from navy's perspective on the budget. >> so as we have said and established a speaker the population which we were just talking about in the back room there is starting to pick up speed. i think in terms of the house armed services committee who are going to have great stability in the top twoha positions. the position for the chair and asked act to be ranking member. there is a lot of carryover in terms of the people that are going to head up some of these committees. i would have to say one thing that is of concern to me for a good thing it was

i needed this many marine little oral regiments -- marine regiments. that is what i need to achieve this objective. furthermore, there is a risk of not funding the force. back to the modeled language we hear. not only is the word promote used in national security strategy, but there are a lot of other words thrown around by leaders in the military. in a recent statement some dod officials are kind of cavalier about the language they have used. recently, brigadier general ryder, the pentagon press secretary, was answering questions concerning secretary austen's travels to the republic of korea and was quoted as saying "nations in the region, the u.s. will continue to work with nations in the region to deter aggression and ensure a free and open indopacific." january 10 he was answering questions about an upcoming meeting with secretary austen and blinken and their japanese counterparts. he used the word insurer again. he said, again, our focus, from the united states standpoint, is working with allies and partners in the region, like japan, to ensure a

marines of the pacific fleet also work there. they were able to gain a foothold in the suburbs on the territory of the southern dachas, the militants retreat with the line of contact report by my colleague alexei baranov the ukrainian military is trying to stop the marines of the pacific fleet at the entrance, attacking, suppressed by open fire, right on the go. the infantry fighting vehicle breaks into the holiday village, without stopping , the attack aircraft find a house where they can gain a foothold. the path from the armored car to the building takes more than one minute. the crew of the vehicle fires at the enemy and covers the assault group, including a smoke screen. this is how the marines, under enemy fire , clear the house chosen to gain a foothold here in the southern dachas on the outskirts carbon. the grenade is small, in order to exclude an attack from the inside, even though the assault group is covered with massive fire on all doors and windows. in parallel, the marines strike at the ukrainian military, which wi

in this case on the navy and marine corps. what is the congressional perspective because we appear to be entering a very challenging time. >> so i think there is definitely a high degree of concern. the reagan defense of form this was a topic with participants out there. how they address some of the challenges sailors and offices are experiencing intrusive access to mental health services. we obviously got to make it as attractive as possible. in the post- covid hesitation ao well as recruitment and the academy applicantsan are down a little bit talking to my colleagues. we have to do everything we can military service for folks. and frankly again that spills over into ther i industrial bas. you got to close the gap aggressively getting programs out there to train new welders and sheet metal workers et cetera. i personally feel as the market heals from the covid experience we are going to be in a better place even a year from now. >> i think we will recover from this. when you keep several things in mind. for somebody to under

the foundation is marin city. a nonprofit program called play marin. austin, a third-generation native, saw the need. >> just a lot of parents from the surrounding communities, coming to the city in thing i want my kid to participate in the program. i started asking questions like why? will make it go to school where the majority of the kids, 99 or 98% are white. i want my kid to be around people of color. format marin county has just over one quarter of 1 million people. according to the census bureau, 85% are white. 3% are black. the largest representation of color live in marin city. a pocket of 3000 sandwiched between sausalito and belle valley. >> 90% of our kids, come from low income households. we raised the money in order to make sure we can pay for the fees and pay for uniforms. transportation, food. you name it. we make sure we take care of it . >> reporter: austin brokered a new court inside this rec center. the 47-year-old austin, means everything. >> my earliest memory of the recreation center was probably about five years old. >> doesn't

the marines of the pacific also work there. fleet.re able to gain a foothold in the suburbs on the territory of the southern dachas, and the militants retreat with the line of contact, the report of my colleague alexei baranov, this is how the operation begins to enter one of the outskirts, the southern dachas, that under the angle the ukrainian and military are trying to stop the marines in the pacific fleet at the entrance, attacking the suppressed open fire right on the go. the infantry fighting vehicle breaks into the holiday village, without stopping, the attack aircraft find a house where they can gain a foothold. way from armored vehicles to the building takes more than one minute. the crew of the vehicle fires at the enemy and covers the assault group, including a smokescreen. this is how the marines, under enemy fire, clean up the house chosen to gain a foothold here in the southern dachas on the outskirts of the coal pomegranate. the point is small, in order to exclude an attack from the inside, the course of the assault gro

the foundation is marin city, a nonprofit program called play marin.eration native saw the need. >> i saw people from the surrounding communities coming to marin city saying i want my kid to participate. i asked why? they was like well my kid go to school where the majority of the kids, 99, 98% of the kids are white. i want my kid around some people of color. >> reporter: marin county has just over a quarter million people. according to u.s. census bureau, 85% are are black. largest representation of color live in marin city, a pocket of 3,000 sandwiched between sausalito and mill valley. >> 90% of our kids come from low income households. so we raise the money in order to be sure we can pay the league fees, pay for uniforms, transportation, food. you name it, we make sure we take care of that. >> reporter: austin brokered a new court inside this 65-year- old rec center thanks to warriors. to austin, marin city means everything. >> my earliest memory of the marin city recreation center was probably about five. >> reporter: five years old. does it look

yes, a grenade in these frames pacific marines are landing in the epicenter of the ukrainian defense on the outskirts of coal. this is the so-called southern dutch area , the attack aircraft encountered resistance even at the entrance to the landing site. after mixing crossfire almost does not die out. area these are one-story houses, each of which is a potential firing point for the ukrainian military. everything is pumping with the marines we are meeting in the immediate vicinity of the line of contact here, they came with firearms line. sun, there are such moments that the first house is our next house of the enemy and also follows. and it’s especially clear where someone is sitting, because of this , you will need to be extremely careful there until these shots show how, after changing positions in occupied by the russian military , a large-caliber projectile arrives at the house. after returning, if there is no fire, the marines review these videos from the control cameras, analyze the mistakes, if they are planning the next assault, than the rebuffs that are there, that the wes

in addition to earning currency, the country can modernize the marine fleet. it is very good that we can use it to create jobs and create added value. currently, it is possible to build all kinds of bulk tankers, in addition to dredging and recreational fishing in the country , the capability of the complex the country's maritime industry today, almost all the capacities can be filled by this unstoppable and from the public sector and the private sector in all the floating areas, the vessels that are ordered in a light form, so military and commercial vessels fill the capacities and the need for medicine is eliminated. 53 companies in the north and south of the country they are active in the field of marine industries, including shipbuilding, on the southern coast of the country, reza safari, persian gulf , have a good time and god bless you , in the name of the beautiful lord of creation, the beauty of god, the friend of god, rahman and rahim membini, an artist of khabar network salam , we present to you the program of durbin hakar sound, which is special the

it is also very pined for marine life and the entire ecosystem. this is why divers in spain, a teaming up to fish toxic waste out of the water equal africa, paid them a visit. oh, good shorts now did see horses. soft corals, neptune grass grow purse and a wide variety of seaweed inhabit the mediterranean waters off more. seattle in southeastern spain, with 73 kilometers of coast and the biggest salt water lagoon in europe. it's a paradise for recreational fishing. but many fishermen use lead thinkers. they can end up on the sea bed where they pose a threat to marine life fung. i'm afraid castle them base. let's take the case of a fish feeding on algae growing on a piece of lead. when that fish approaches and begins eating the algae. it also ingest sledge, meant that it becomes part of the marine food chain. the small fish me eaten by the bigger fish and so on, if you like me to lead is passed from one to the other more quanto. finally we as seafood consumers, wind up would that lead on our plate ah unrest, plateau. some fishers are starting to use

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it may marine weighed cent hooks from fishing. here you only wanna weigh lot small pieces that settle on the bottom and get half buried there. let's see if we get lucky. with the help of metal detectors, divers can collect between $4.45 kilos of lead at each cleaning. the results are registered on a website that monitors their efforts. since 2017, more than 15600 metal thinkers equivalent to 1.2 tons of lead have been removed from the mediterranean. but plumed doesn't just remove the metal. it also contributes to the circular economy by giving it a 2nd life. thanks to public funds and private contributions, more than 200 containers have been distributed at diving sinners and yet clubs along the coast. here, all divers can deposit pieces they've salvaged. yeah, give a label to them was a global. we put the lead here government that them you association collects it and takes it to the companies. we have an agreement with that they can recycle the metal so it can be used again in batteries. for example, hydro rollover. i know what th

the marine corps of the pacific fleet is successfully operating there, rostislav report. the grenade went on these shots pacific marines are landing in the epicenter of the ukrainian defense on the outskirts of the coal. this is the so-called area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe southern dachas, attack aircraft encountered resistance even at the entrance to the landing site. the crossfire is practically unstoppable. area these are one-story houses, each of which is a potential firing point for the ukrainian military. we are meeting in the immediate vicinity of the line of contact here. they came from the firing guns of the front. there's a strong indented. there are moments there that the first house is our next house of the enemy and also the next house, maybe in ours there is such a mess there, it’s not particularly clear where someone is sitting, because of this, you will need to be extremely careful in these shots, you can see how after a large-caliber projectile arrives at a house occupied by the russian military ; marines review these videos from the control cameras ; all of o

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he again felt like a marine corps officer in command of an elite unit.unit can play some kind of decisive role in ukraine and resist the wagner, but this is not some kind of elite unit. this is the learning part. they provided, as they say, humanitarian aid, and even india itself got confused in all this, because on the one hand you cannot say that you are engaged in humanitarian aid, and on the other hand , train the military so that they kill russians better, and humanitarian missions do not train people kill someone, but that's what the mozart group did. and speaking of milburn india itself. he is marked in many special operations. uh, usa yes and that's special operations, what is it? these are some secret projects. what are we talking about here he was put at the head of a regiment, uh, marines at the head of the so-called raiders who are engaged in special operations. this is truly an elite unit that does more than just ordinary combat operations. they also carry out covert operations. these are the highest quality. well trained soldiers in the wor

so shan's is known as the muslim marine. he's part of any $4000.00 and was lim, american who served in the us army taking up just 0.3 percent of the military. hello, who am i to duty? so i was in the middle of my marine corps career that time and when 911 happened, just like most people who lived that day, i remember what was going on and and unfortunately, like when i pay me a lot, days later will be found out that these hijackers happen to be so called for fun and given the firms and others perhaps as well, a very bad reputation. and unfortunately, when the $911.00 attacks happened, essentially 1900 hijackers hijacked the entire phase of $1800000000.00 plus an attack on me over the top of my, my family. when i'd be back my family, my american family, you know man, so i was born in pakistan and he's a practicing muslim. he has made choices. some that disagree with me. they're part of the muslim community that they can they, they are shot. this isn't a guy who has served the us are forces. i mean, i do get messages from time

the finish prime minister santa marines. message is the finland wants to join nato at the same time as sweden, and that russia must be beacon to show that war mongering in europe doesn't work. on the european commission. president ursa funder line vows to ramp up the emissions production to help ukraine be to show, which is russia judge. i hope he'd been trying. all right, we're going to take a short break from the conference and i have to bring you the rest of today's headlines. and we'll be back in just a few minutes from now. so please stay tuned and don't forget you can follow up on youtube unsecure with with who shift your guide to life in the digital world. explored the latest online trends. navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective, will be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you more shift. in 15 minutes on d w o, a great. i discovered stories that can change your mind just to click away, find out best documentary on you to see the world before i'm r

chris hel, served as a marine from 1994 to 1998 in hawaii. he has strong views about immigration and fears. immigrants will take over the united states and by the end of the century, by 2099 will have 500000000 people. and the increase of about 200000000 will probably be from illegal immigration. and descendants of illegal immigration stepping off 1st, 2nd squad, got sick with nothing. you know, donald trump stood for america 1st make america great. again, america. first, annuity is process a lot of processes, but very good. people should have more money. so that to me is that's my were the rally cries that i have in addition to the unsurmountable dead, but i'm worried about my country am. it is be in overwhelmed and flooded with well fare and illegal immigration and to the tune of over 20 train dollars and dead. and you, it was just going to collapse centers on, on. wait. some estimates such asked veterans like chris hill now make up at least 25 percent of militia rosters in the united states. yes. so back in 2009, when i wrote the i now the

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there are 1,816 people in industries there are employees in the marine industry, and for every direct job in this industry, 7 jobs are created in the support field. it has been ten years since the first example was built . builds and is one of the few countries that manufacture this ship. what was the first time in the country that it entered the field of building ocean-going ships, that is, in any maritime danger, the ship of abru-korea should travel or work for any country. it is the pride of all of us iranians. it is 250 meters long and width and 21 height which is approximately up to the last fourteen and a half meters of the ships are very important, that is , this is the first move towards the production of san andreas, the localization of the shipbuilding industry in the country, the construction of every ocean-going ship, afra mack , has earned more than 60 million dollars for the country, along with two of the this ship has been built and the capacity of the shipbuilding industry in the country can, in addition to earning currency, modernize and improve the marine fleet, it i

he will ban the capture of marine mammals for the show.the problematic is that in order to bring one whale it is necessary to catch two, especially since many of them are included in the red book. many are close to extinction. only two or three species , probably, can self-reproduce, including nafaley on chernomorskaya - this is one of the most popular species of dolphins that are used for attractions deputies note this bill is another consistent step towards a humane society the capture of marine mammals and introduced a ban on industrial and native cetaceans , animal rights activists have repeatedly and for many years raised these questions. these questions. they are, uh, really, really serious. they are legitimate these questions were raised by the thought of the last convocation and this convocation did very big hmm in the direction of uh, hmm and the development of uh legislation for the responsible treatment of animals. one of the common sources of income for dolphinariums, besides the show , is the use of beluga and bottlenose dolph

i write about a father who whose son is killed and when he's also marine when the marines come to the house to tell him that his 20 year old son has been killed in iraq. he goes to garage and gets a can of gasoline and goes out to the marines van and puts it up in a pours the gasoline and sends it up in fireball. he then around the country with coffin with a picture of his son as a kind of protest protest. i have a section the book on. on orphans and i do a long interview with a friend of mine who i just in brooklyn a couple of weeks ago who was a 14 year old in auschwitz. orphans are her brother and her father killed in the ghetto and then on the death out, she was with her mother, who was very ill and she couldn't hold her up and her mother was executed in front of her. so it really was i think the point of this book was to show the human detritus of war, all those who are cast, those these lifelong wounds, this lifelong grief. because war is not, as clausewitz said, politics other means. war about the destruction of all systems. that's sustain and nurture life. familial, economic,

of the road, and what about putin it is very disturbing that the so-called elite 155th brigade of marineslations, the russians lost dozens of units during the offensive on vugledar armored vehicles, hundreds of people from the number of personnel, so a sofa soldier, hills well, the terrorist simply could not resist, complained to the russian command and added that the landslide was carried out with the help of artillery, as in the shooting range , the ordinians were shot. it seems that all the events of last year passed by our generals , however, some of them are complete all the mistakes that were made in the past were exemplarily repeated by the krytyns, and indeed, as if it were deja vu, the russians rode large pendants in the kyiv oblast, sumy oblast, chernihiv oblast, and in may they tried to force their way into siverskyi donets near belogorivka, i would like to underline that due to the stupidity of the russian command, at least one battalion tactical group was burned. it is possible that the door of the phyto-strategy did not appear in these months, although wait, after all, the t

yes, it's been about marin county. i think amount tamil p has had an inch and 10 100 but in towns can't feel that and over an inch fairfax was close and someone 94 100 sandra fell had two thirds of an inch. looks like it's about. there's a there's a back edge. speaking of inverness, it has gone through there. forest knolls, nevada, nevada had a half inch of rain. i should add sleepy hollow had 83 100 point raised at about 8/10, casa daryl gurney, il 86 100, santa rosa pedal almost three quarters calistoga 59 half moon bay over half inch of rain sf 39, 1 hundred's sfoy rapidly here, but still, it's east and south coming down pretty good, especially now. contra costa county, santa clara , down to santa cruz, santa clara valley and into the santa cruz mountains, so fifties on your tips will have morning rain. then we'll get a break this afternoon. the next system will arrive saturday evening, you guys thank you, steve. it's now 7 21. this is exciting. today area restaurants, maybe annual top 100 list. both are in the same