staff sergeant pitch addero, marine core sergeant hunter lopez, marine cor corporal page, marine core corporal, humberto sanchez, marine lance corporal david espinoza, marine cor jared schmitzment. and rile lee. marine cor corporal dylan merola, marine core kareem n inch koui and army staff sergeant ryanknauss. those here today that were with them in kabul. we owe them something deeper and that is an apology to the families who are here, i know many of you have yet to hear these words, we are sorry. the united states government should have done everything to protect our troops, those fallen and wounded deserve our best efforts. and the families have been left to pick up the pieces and transparency and recognition. to you and the families who are not here, i can promise you this, you are not alone in shouldering the burdens. and though we can never fully measure your loss, we can and must memorialize the ultimate sacrifice they have paid. >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors by the united states joint armed forces color guard. the performance of our

staff sergeant pitch addero, marine core sergeant hunter lopez, marine cor corporal page, marine core corporal, humberto sanchez, marine lance corporal david espinoza, marine cor jared schmitzment. and rile lee. marine cor corporal dylan merola, marine core kareem n inch koui and army staff sergeant ryanknauss. those here today that were with them in kabul. we owe them something deeper and that is an apology to the families who are here, i know many of you have yet to hear these words, we are sorry. the united states government should have done everything to protect our troops, those fallen and wounded deserve our best efforts. and the families have been left to pick up the pieces and transparency and recognition. to you and the families who are not here, i can promise you this, you are not alone in shouldering the burdens. and though we can never fully measure your loss, we can and must memorialize the ultimate sacrifice they have paid. >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors by the united states joint armed forces color guard. the performance of our

c'est autre chose je pense que marine c'est un changement qualitatif marine le pen au niveau de sonreprises qu'elle ne qu'elle maintient tout l'héritage sur l'immigration. mais que c'est pas son seul point d'accroche, elle n'hésite pas à emprunter un discours social, elle n'hésite pas à parler de des pauvres, elle n'hésite pas à parler de la mondialisation, elle n'hésite pas à parler une série de thèmes comme ça, si on devait comparer, je pense que marine le pen est plus dangereuse que son père. qu'est-ce que vous appelez laïcité? est-ce que vous pouvez le définir parce que notre public il est international, anglophone notamment? ouais, oui, c'est vrai, c'est une spécificité française et c'est pour ça aussi qu'on y tient tant à cette laïcité, laïcité, c'est l'idée. que les la religion est euh euh un participe de la vie privée, voilà, elle participe de la sphère privée et que par conséquent elle ne doit pas déborder dans la sphère publique, il faut que vous sachiez que cette laïcité est la conséquence d'une histoire de france. nous avons eu des guerres de religion extrêmement violent

what, marin?odya, hi, will you come today, i can't today, they just returned my documents, i need to put things in order here, i'm afraid i won't be done before nightfall, today no way, when, when will we deal with the wedding, and what about the ship, listen, will we have a wedding or not, marish, it will, it will, of course it will, about the ship, yes, if you want, i'll make arrangements for tomorrow, we'll go, we'll see, the main thing is don't fall over, everything will be fine. what, i need to talk to you, but i don't need to, marin, i won't leave anyway until i explain everything to you myself, and you don't need to, irina already told me everything, by the way, she really liked it, and what does irina have to do with it, what does irina have to do with it, okay, it doesn't matter, i just wanted say that i didn't want it to turn out this way, it all just happened by itself, listen, spare me the details, but how, without details, without details, does it turn out that i really deceived you,

marin, what have we done?or all 5 years i've been asking myself only one question: what we did, i just met you, i understand how stupid and unimportant it all was, all these fights, misunderstandings, it was just you and me, no one else, everything else. it was so unimportant, nothing, why did nothing make us break up, but i still feel good now, don't get me wrong, not from painkillers, just good, just good, here now with you. marin, why are you crying? why are you crying? marin, come on, don't cry, what's wrong? good morning, marin, is everything okay? ari! marin, do you want me to make breakfast? marin, are you okay? marina, you're stupid, do you want me to leave, marin, huh? i'm going, hello, yeah, where are you, now, i'll go now, yeah. i didn't get it, pinched, yeah, doors, door, i understand, i understand, not that one. what's the case? listen, don't, i know what you 're thinking, i'm not thinking about anything at all right now, do you think that i intentionally hurt myself with a finger with a door, lik

a team led by a belgian marine biologist jeff schmidt, stuff is involved. and then when you do projects, looking at the impact of shipping on animals, ships are the biggest noise polluters in and on the water. the course when the big problem with sound is that it's an integral part of the marine environment. it's therefore difficult to determine when something is harmful to shape. there are kindly no real threshold values for it. so in this project we're trying to determine which frequencies and which sound levels are harmful to the animal, understand how it affects the foods. to do so, she gets the 1st test to find out which frequencies are important for marine wildlife, if the research or can pinpoint those exact frequencies. that would be the 1st step in the development of technical solutions for avoiding them. while the marine biologist transfers archived sound files from the measuring station, he also monitors noise made by the trawler ahead. he's already investigated the effects of marine noise for other german federal agencies and conducted experimen

russia 155th marine brigade. snipers, artillerymen, attack aircraft, they can handle any task.roaches to the coal mine, which our military is now squeezing, the fighters of the 155th guards brigade have been clearing for many months. dozens of destroyed strongholds of ukrainian militants, including their merit. due to their impudence. firstly, secondly, due to their pressure, and we adapted to the enemy. to the solution combat missions are approached with knowledge of the matter, their firing positions blend in with the terrain, the level of camouflage is high, and the shelter of artillery crews always has additional protection, log rolls, concrete, soil embankment. we practically built this dugout, well, weeks, thank you to the primorye residents, fellow countrymen, who set us up. forest, logs, boards, the primorye marines became a model of courage and bravery for their fellow countrymen, even a volunteer detachment was formed on the basis of the 155th brigade, a tiger, and one of the first units of heavy snipers in the zone special military operation appeared just in the rank

the slice of the water has gone noisy and many places and marine animals on paying a price. that's what x, that's an ocean. acoustic loan quotes for concepts to help protect the research as have developed a range of models to do so, including looking sound waves with bubbles. i'm not help the lose the non germany's north sea coast here at the institute for terrestrial and aquatic wildlife research team lead 5 belgian marine biologist, jeff schmidt, stuff is involved. and then when you do project, looking at the impact of shipping on animals, ships are the biggest noise polluters in and on the water the course of what really the big problem with sound is that it's an integral part of the marine environment. it's therefore difficult to determine when something is harmful to share their apparently no real threshold values for it. so in this project, we're trying to determine which frequencies and which sound levels are harmful to the animals, understand how it affects the page. to do so, should it's the 1st test to find out which frequencies are important for marine wildlife. i

the marine promotion system usually generates more and more noise. as propeller power and speed rises. the researchers are therefore testing propellers with different numbers of blades. do more of them at the same tower slowed the propellers, rotation making less noise? no. the main problem is the bubbles that form at the end of the beam. so fewer are actually better. however, perforating propellers could help reduce the noise, they make. zip and hope you can see that the propeller design generates different levels of noise. each animal species has its own specific acoustic spectrum. so it's also important to see how well the animals can hear, whether they're hearing has already been damaged by noise or other factors. that's important in order to acquire an overview of the population. still conflict sewing, so i've got on the team is therefore also investigating what kind of physical damage of marine noise causes to do. so, the researchers dissect animal kidnappers that have washed ashore to see whether they die from infection aging or possibly noise

he is the commander of the amphibious support company of the 38th separate brigade of the marines ofhe armed forces of ukraine. this is the gate of amphibious support, that is, we have to deliver personnel, deliver bc, water, food to the specified point. also pick up from there. the wounded, as well as the dead, we also do such a thing, that is, it can be said, logistics in combat conditions, for crossing a water obstacle, this is what we do directly, that is, to force the river, the commander recalls one of his most difficult exits, the order came, the urgent evacuation of scouts from the left bank, this had to be done on a day when the russians are actively shelling the fpv with drones. asked the units if there were any volunteers, kryzhanitskyi said that he would go, and on the way back he took intelligence from there, and chovin was struck by a fivishka, and, that is, i was standing on the shore at that time on the belay, that he was struck in piva, at the turn, they generally choose those cities where the boat drops off speed, and i had to get into a boat, people were swimming o

to do so should it's the 1st test to find out which frequencies are important for marine wildlife. if the research or can pinpoint those exact frequencies, that would be the 1st step in the development of technical solutions for avoiding them. while the marine biologist transfers archived sound files from the measuring station, he also monitors noise made by the trawler ahead. he's already investigated the effects of marine noise for other german federal agencies and conducted experiments to find out what the levels of sound are harmful for purposes. he discovered their stress threshold is around $160.00 decibels for what's called impulse noise. his current team is worked with a model to find ways to keep noise from different ship propellers under this testable limit. and we pushed out co as a standard 3. the marine promotion system usually generates more and more noise as propeller power and speed rises. the researchers are therefore testing propellers with different numbers of blades to do more of them at the same towers, slow the propellers, rotation making less noise. new. the

in cooperation with the 382nd battalion of marines of the 810th brigade of marines cleared the village of borki, victory will be ours. now the ukrainian units in this direction have scattered through the forests near the village of plekhovo, they are trying to regroup and bring up reserves, to consolidate their positions closer to sudzha, to build a line of defense. trenches and pillboxes, in military language, to dig into the ground. the marines of the 810th brigade promise to assist them in this. all the occupiers who came to kursk land will remain there, only either underground or as prisoners, they will have no other option. evgeny golovanov and andrey tkachenko, ntv, kurskaya region. in the special operation zone, fighters of the vostok group of forces storm ukrainian positions on motorcycles. they drive at high speed beyond the line of defense, due to which the ukrainian armed forces unit does not have time to do anything. enemy drones are unable to catch up with maneuverable equipment to deliver an accurate strike. tankers operate in close cooperation with motorized assault deta

the marines, people harvested it from the forest for generations. like the indigenous people, especially the younger generation, are educated to no longer recognize their own traditional foods that have supported them for generations to the . c c the tunnel appearance of this movement, community heights, a doc of secrets. since almost a decade, cases of malnutrition, i'm something have to come to a p of frequently. the tribe lives in there on central territory in south poplar in the eastern part of indonesia, which is mostly inhabited by ethnic minorities. here, mound nutrition effects the 2 year old movies. her body temperature is high. however, her father is hesitant to take her to the vintage clinic on monday, the nurse said, we shouldn't come if it's late. but naturally the mother finally decides to bring her daughter to the clinic. but how much does she weigh? what her weight? i forgot racial discrimination is often that play in the clinics according to a study from 2021. especially women have reported being mistreated by the primarily non popc

marines are faithful to our core. to one another. let's show some faith for austin tice. austin is an american. [applause] thank you. austin tice is an american, he is a marine, and 12 years is much too long for him to be away from his home and kept against his will. let's get captain tice home, now. [applause] thank you, everybody in semper fidelis. [applause] emily: thank you so much. incredible stories, i don't think for anybody who have heard about austin we are surprised to hear that, but that is someone who has cared enough about his fellow human beings that he would be in the marines, that he would serve, that he would reach out to others whilst he was serving, and that he would decide to be a journalist and to tell the stories that needed to be told. in our next speaker knows austin as a reporter. specifically a freelance journalist for the washington post, which austin was when he was detained. austin did some of his most significant work for the post, sharing important stories that would've otherwise gone un

i believe the marines have traditionally relied on soccer. the local staple starch food he up on a spacious gibbs is trying to educate his daughter. in the also far as subsistence cut off on me doesn't mean the whole thing. when we go to the forest, lots of food grows and lives at the bottom. we just have to take and eat it. he said, well, we don't cut anything down for fun, so that's not why we do this on the something by the questionnaire. i took the sancho is the style to extract it from the pits, all spongy coal tissue. a saw the palm trees that grow in abundance in the swamp, eaten volume and a south pa for every few weeks. almost aisha's takes his 2 daughters to help us to go in there and settle forest. it's easier to get ahold of then royce, as every family has sancho, palm trees come, but i see i know nothing about rice. i don't know how to work the land of fertilizer, the harvest, and how it can even become rice. all i know is how to buy it. 10000. so yeah, believe that in a single adult saga tree, can you between 150 and 300 kilogra

no, i was in the marine corps at the time. so this is actually just a few months before i left for iraq in 2005. and, you know, you were living with her when you were getting ready when you graduated high school you were living with. that's right. no, no. so i lived with her for almost all of high school and left for the marines from, you know, from her house. so you were filling out applications, you write in your book for her, for college, and then either you thought you couldn't afford the college or you weren't sure you were ready for it. what was the reason you didn't go to college right out of high school? well, it was both definitely. i didn't feel ready for it. i thought that, you know, i had at least enough maturity at the time to recognize that this maybe was my one real opportunity to have, you know, any anything in the way of a good job or a good career that if i screwed this college thing up, that would be pretty much it. that would be me blowing my one chance. and so, you know, because of that, i didn't want to t

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atom podkarenko and the heroic marines.for today's reports from the special operation, the units of the central group eliminated up to 550 enemy personnel and liberated the settlement of memrik in the east from selidovo in the pogrovsky direction of the special operation. all this clearly demonstrates the continuation of successful offensive actions of the russian russian army in donbass about the failure of the plans of the ukrainian armed forces to pull large parts of our army to the kursk region, where there are already enough forces for a tough rebuff to the enemy. elena erofeeva, who observed the border combat work of the legendary battalion of the fifteen, was convinced. the first basement on the left, with careful but firm steps the stormtrooper descends the steps of the surviving cellar, the prospect is so-so, the lantern is clear, look, they could have abandoned the refuseniks, the slate is cracking underfoot, not long ago there was one here a house, a good, solid one made of white brick, torn apart by an artillery

, and when you are spouse of a marine and marines come to your door, it never means anything else.r you? >> unfortunately i had just gotten out of the marines myself because i had wanted to go in as an officer and derek had already re-enlisted and he had said that when he got back from this deployment, which would have rounded out his second contract, that he wanted to get out and help take care of michael so i could go to school. and so i gave up my career and a lot of ways i gave up the life we dreamed of together. and i had just picked up my mom the day before. and we had stayed up really late talking about birthing plans because it should've been about a week or two away. i woke up to the knock at the door, and looked at the people -- peep hole. i knew what had happened and i let the gentleman in. we cried and i took a deep breath and said, what do we do now. because i'm nine months pregnant and we are expecting our first son. and i don't know what to do. luckily through leadership and family and friends, i made it to today, where i am a graduate student and a mother of the mos

so the heat is out there, but the marine layer is on the way.ot a little bit of a southerly breeze that's starting to roll in so breezy cooler. those are the buzz words for the next 12 to 24 hours. we do still have this heat advisory. that is still 8 o'clock tonight. it is just the inner east bay. and then once that is done, we're done with it. so for those of you who are in pittsburgh, the got up to 107, yesterday i saw you get up to 101 so far today. now you pull back to about 100, but you're going to get my extra large ice coffee today because you deserve it. friends. i hope you're staying safe and being cool. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see a little bit of wind there with the flag. if you look all the way to the right and also, of course, plenty of marine layer that is out there as these temperatures start to change. so tonight we'll see the little bit of drizzle along the coast. and then tomorrow morning we will wake up and we will not see the bright sunshine right away. that's for sure. we're going to be socked in

fresh out of college or a 45-year-old that has been in the marine corps for 25 years, the marine corps demands you occupy positions of leadership and it lets you make mistakes and teaches you how to improve from those. it was the first taste i got of real leadership and that is the most important quality in vice president. you have to be able to lead people and that is what the marine corps taught me. second, it gives me a fresh perspective on the problems a lot of military families and troops are facing. i learned in the marine corps perhaps the most precious resource we have in our country is in the lives of our young people to put on the uniform and are willing to sacrifice it all for america. that's a precious resource. sacred. it's a really sacred thing. some of the kids i served with in the marine corps, you had a puerto rican guy that grew up in poverty in the bronx. i had a guy that grew up in a rich family in the suburbs of maryland. we had my background and a from california. you meet people from all over this beautiful country all united by a common objective. that is a sacr

marines in broad daylight in turkey. an angry mob putting a plastic bag over one marine's head. martha raddatz and what we've now learned. >>> back in the u.s. tonight, the neighborhood landslide just south of los angeles. the governor there just declaring a state of emergency tonight. >>> the tragic deaths of a hockey star and his brother, killed by an alleged drunk driver the night before their sister's wedding. they were on their bikes. tonight, that sister breaking her silence. >>> tonight, the urgent manhunt for a suspect accused of killing a deputy in his own vehicle on his way to work. >>> a 5-year-old boy attacked by a mountain lion during a family picnic. what we've learned. >>> and tonight here, we remember a famous teen idol. he was a beloved star. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening and it's great to be back with all of you at home after the labor day weekend. we begin with several developing stories tonight. one week until the high-stakes presidential debate right here on abc news

how the tikhoagyan fleet marines liberated the harvest, through mines and swarm drones broke the enemy. they did not even try to resist, although the numbers were twice as high as ours. seven ukrainian soldiers surrendered to three russian marines , all together they sat for three days under shelling, which is what those forcibly mobilized are now telling about their command. drone dragon, the new wonder weapon of the kiev regime. but how high is the combat effectiveness of drones equipped with a thermite mixture in reality, why is this topic being blown up so much by western media. running along the front line. ukrainian soldiers are deserting en masse, the commander is complaining, there are already about 200,000 of those who left their brothers. what does zelensky? the united states has been hit by another wave of drug overdoses. why does the us government benefit from the drug epidemic and how does pentonil affect the american presidential election? they survived an encounter with an enemy kamikaze drone, were blown up by mines several times and, despite everything, continued the f

does a forest at the heart of marines and central territory? here, every piece of wood harvested from the plantation is done to produce sustainable energy known as volume mos electricity. booty bazooka, the chief of power and mining of medco set. the company received millions in green financing to reduce carbon emissions. we're actually, we're providing benefits. we supply electricity to the people of papa. and for the governments who previously had to import expensive fossil fuels. now they can get reliable electricity at a much cheaper rate. and adding and damage already. however, increase blogging activities have had a major impact on the move in tribes. ancestral forest, in which moses occasionally went to home to wild food was the full food. he's one of the chief step, sold their ancestral forest to the company. in exchange for an old truck and money . now he says, food has become increasingly difficult to find. and that hunting trips can last for days can be seen in this area is where the company operates and where they process would be a

as in marine tradition, men are primarily responsible for hunting game. whereas women see sancho is their responsibility. but this tradition can only suffice as long as the forest remains intact. the south poplar represents one of the largest remaining rain forest areas in the world. but since 2009, a company with powerful connections, cold, mexico energy has been given to permission to come down 5000 out of 170000 tact as a forest at the heart of marine ancestor territory. here every piece of wood harvested from the plantation is bound to produce sustainable energy known as volume. also, electricity booty, bazooka, the chief of power and mining of medco set. the company received millions in green financing to reduce carbon emissions. actually, we're providing benefits. we supply electricity to the people of papa, and for the governments who previously had to import expensive fossil fuels. now they can get reliable electricity at a much cheaper rate and gathering damage already. however, increased blogging activities have had a major impact on the mervin

, border guards, and marine guards, and policemen and a lot of people, in fact, well, the biggest pain is still, and we will also constantly remind about it together with these actions, that there is a very big number of civilians captured to date, and let's not forget a very large number of civilians are captured today, because constantly, well, dozens of people are arrested every week, this is only in mariupol, the same situation, i know in berdyansk, there is also a constant search for permanent arrest, the same situation in principle in all the occupied territories, which have been occupied since the 22nd year, and the number of captured civilians who are, it is not known where, openly in the dungeons of the russian federation. already reaches more than 10 00 people there, these are scary numbers, so i am sure that we must not be silent, so everyone i ask you to join these actions, i know the reason why sometimes people stay at home, because they don't seem to understand who these demands for the return of our people are addressed to, but believe me, the very fact that we are demon

george meleni did not accept them, and viktor orbán from marin lipen did not accept them.en for viktor orban, who seems to us to be absolutely, obviously pro-putin, for him the alternative is that means he does not want to have any future together with her. that is, it is a completely different spectrum. political life, and we will now see how sara wegehnech's position will look in german political life, now that she has already shown that she can have a serious result in the state elections. in the latest issue of the magazine, the country is about the heroes who... gave their lives for the freedom of ukraine, how the country honors its defenders, how loved ones are informed about the loss, how society chooses a place for military cemeteries, heavy questions that cannot be ignored, ask at press outlets or subscribe online, with the country at the center of the main events. the book of women at war is a joint project of the tv channel. the book, based on the reports of the presenter of the espresso tv channel khrystyna parubiy, 20 stories, 20 fates, 20 women who defended t

the forest will disappear, along with the marine, the living in the rise. well, how do we reconcile, how the t? well, yes, i think i think everybody has a job improve time and time again and cannot be that very sweet or is future for us. rich. next on d w. i do need the fearless driver of the dentist is an oasis of tranquility and the chaos traffic of legal for the vehicle is more than the remarkable means of tools, trust and confidence in the madness of the street. and in his thoughtful recognition, the male dominated rose to 60 minutes on hold. never getting up every weekend on d w. the are ready to start to make changes to open yes, i do believe in control is in fact if you work hard, then you need to finish it. yes, i think i pretend as a misleading to be preliminary to be a big a to be own louise us king.

semper fi is not just a slogan or a ceed, for every marines a way of life -- marine, it's a way of life. only those can fully understand the faith and loyalty instilled in us in the marine komplet semper fi is part of the very fabric of every marine, past and present. i served as a first lieutenant and third battalion, third marines. in 1983 my battalion was ordered to beirut, lebanon in support of the first battalion eighth marine regiment and the 24th marine infibious unit. i visk i hadly remember the evening we sat on the roof of the marine back ars with the -- barracks with the united states flag flying above our heads. the mortar rounds made it very clear that we were in harm's way. on that terrible day 41 years ago, a terrorist affiliated with hezbollah and hamas, financed by iran, drove a truck bomb into the barracks we called home. 241 american service men were killed, 220 of which were my fellow marines. 241 sons, brothers, fathers and friends, the heroes who never returned home. 241 came in peace. and 240 lives were stolen from us by an act of pure evil. it was the deadly day

bit here in marin.ll retreat. it will burn back and we'll get those holes in the overcast. mount tam, right now you can see the patchy fog that son, it was up at about 645, setting at seven 2856 san francisco 59. in oakland it's in the mid 60s in san jose where that fog is scattering out and you can see the marine layer getting denser, closer to the ground before it evaporates. 52 santa rosa, 56, in petaluma, with 64 by the delta that southwest wind bringing in some of that cooler air and once again salesforce is buried. so the marine layer has been fluctuating from about 1000ft to about 800ft, right here. the cooling begins today, and we're going to stay pretty much status quo through your sunday. the marine layer expands. we have some patchy mist and drizzle at the coast and then into next week we get even cooler, particularly tuesday. that will be the coolest day of the workweek. so as we look at the low cloud deck, it clears. these are some high clouds there in the north bay. 1:00 it is mostly sunny

before clearing this settlement with marines, the 810th brigade literally flew into the village. the ukrainian armed forces tried to land troops, but were stopped in a forest plantation surrounded by the bodies of the destroyed. these militants in english forty-millimeter yes-yes-yes grenades like these in the tape, they are already using this against our fighters will not be here, this is what a french armored personnel carrier looks like inside, this is the vehicle that was delivering ammunition to the positions, but was destroyed, here we see machine guns burned after the explosion, weapons after the battle. nato ammunition is scattered around, the ukrainian armed forces servicemen tried to attack unsuccessfully. the french armored personnel carrier was delivering ammunition here to this forest belt. unit 810 of the marine brigade stopped the enemy, who was trying to take up a circular defense here. also nato weapons. here are their burnt-out machine guns, grenades , spare barrel, let's take a spare barrel, they were delivering the bull, yes, yes, grenades, cartridges, ammunit

a bird hovers right above us, whose understanding no, the marines advise to scatter around the forest plantation, you still need to be careful, because the enemy often works with remote mining installations, all forest plantations adjacent to the roads can be covered with anti-personnel charges. most often, cassettes with petals go into the entrance, after waiting, we return again to the place of recent fierce battles in the border village of giryi, which is now literally strewn with. scrap metal, the enemy tried to rush into the gers and take over the settlement, but our marines did not allow the kiev forces to gain a foothold here allowed, this particular bucephalus was defeated by a counterattack of the armored personnel carrier, thirty units were worked out, and the result is before your eyes, here are the shots of this battle, our guys are boldly rolling out and starting work, after the already immobilized bucephalus they will finish off with drops, our black sea marines and volunteers defeated several here... most of the spoils belong to drone operators, the marines in the borde

marin county officials say that human waste was found seeping out of the bluffs.ah jones, a marin county representative about the high levels of bacteria that could pose health risks. >> our first step is to assess where the problems coming from. exactly what specifically is going on. it only then that we can figure out what those solutions need to be. and how we go about them. >> jones says there is not a concern for the public water source, but as of now, there's no time for how long they're going to keep this beach close. they're going to have to wait till the water doesn't test positive for e-coli anymore. that's important as we take a live look outside from our camera on mount tam in marin, you can see the fog making its way over the undulations there and the marin headlands a beautiful shot on this friday night. we have our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with a look at what we can expect this evening and throughout the weekend. yeah, the fog this time of year, ucc can between every little nook and cranny in the typography outside between the mountains a

there's a marine layer, the golden gate bridge.see that it has been bringing it in breeze picking up, as i mentioned, the flag over there on the right side of your screen, kind of showing that. and as we take a look at our fog cast here, watch what happens today. not only does it come in, but a little bit of moisture. a few drops possible along the coast as well. filling in as we get into our morning tomorrow morning, we wake up in a very different scenario than we did today and we will get a little bit of clearing, but it will take some time and it will not be pervasive. that's 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. and you can see the cloud cover. we'll be, you know, dominating along the coast and really parts of the bay, too. so its cooling down, no doubt about it. last day of heat for awhile. we will warm it up on friday, but it does not look as extreme as what we've just been through next week. looks like we are going to be quite seasonal. so nothing too dramatic. once we wrap this up. >> now you're making me want to an iced coffee loo