>> i'm a marine 24/7. i'm blessed and fortunate for the marine corp.ng me through this journey. but at the same time, it's exhausting, and that's what makes it fun. if it was easy, anyone would do it. >> reporter: tee jack manages work at quantico and intense training as a bobsled pilot. >> we're going to get warmed up really fast. >> reporter: including constant competitions and twice daily workouts. >> go! >> reporter: her hard work is paying off. >> she's fast. >> reporter: she's ranked 14th in the world. >> what's the best part of bobsledding? >> oh, the speed. the speed and the adrenaline. going 90-plus miles an hour down an ice track and competing wearing team usa across my chest. >> reporter: representing america as a competitor, a marine, and an inspiration to young women and girls. >> good job. >> reporter: riley, what do you want your legacy to be? >> i want to be remembered for how i make people feel. i don't want to be remembered for all the things i did and the accomplishments and the medals. i want to be able to create a path big enough t

do you feel marine? you just float talking lad from down south these turn on look at the camera you've got a machine and all the stories. it doesn't matter what it hand down somewhere else and kill them and turn walked off now that blunt language is probably not polite company you don't repeat it too often. but my point is that the way down through there were captain and lieutenant and sergeants and corporals kept that lad's spirit the game. and you think what george washington martin had to do to defeat defeat valley forge, congress goes home, doesn't order enough money, blankets, and yet somehow he has that intimacy. his troops, that fondness and affection that they feel for him, that that is the the bread and butter of all good commanders and i can just call a colonel and say back 7500 men who just fought and cleared that. and somehow the center the center holds all the way through. it goes without saying, the hardest thing to do is to send the send them out there knowing full well some of them will b

these are the groups we start, we storm, the marines , our valiant fighters, heroic marine soldiers,ll heroes, all smart guys, they complete the task, no one goes back. a marine infantry unit of the black sea fleet is moving to the forefront of the front in the kherson region. the task is to destroy the ukrainians. the militants, who were discovered by scouts and saboteurs of the ukrainian armed forces, are trying to break through to the left bank of the dnieper; a battle begins in a dense forest. with the support of artillery, the russian military neutralizes enemy positions, the enemy regularly sends assault groups to land on this section of the front to gain a foothold on the shore, the marines do not give militants, every attack for the armed forces of ukraine ends in failure and... losses in our area of ​​​​responsibility, the situation is improving every day, it eliminates the potential of the offensive enemy , that is, this has already become noticeable, as for small arms combat, the enemy is losing to us, ours are prepared soldiers are better in order to secretly move to the

>> i'm a marine 24/7. and that's my priority. me and being behind me through this journey, but at the same time, it's exhausting, and that's what makes it fun. if it was easy, anyone would do it. >> norah: tejcek managers work at quantico and intense training as a bobsled pilot. >> we are going to get warmed up really fast. >> norah: including constant competitions and twice-daily workouts. her hard work is paying off. >> [laughs] she's fast. >> norah: she is ranked 14th in the world. what is the best part of bobsledding? >> oh, the speed. the speed and the adrenaline. going 90-plus miles an hour down a nice track and competing wearing "team usa" across my chest. >> norah: representing america as a competitor, a marine, and an inspiration to young women and girls. >> good job! >> norah: riley, what do you want your legacy to be? >> i want to be remembered for how i make people feel. i don't want to be remembered for all of the things i did and the accomplishments and the medals. i want to be able to create a path big enough that

these are the groups we start, we storm, the marine corps, our valiant fighters, the heroic marines, all the heroes are all smart. the task is completed. no one goes back, division marines of the black sea fleet are moving to the front line in the kherson region, the task is to destroy ukrainian militants who were discovered by scouts, saboteurs of the ukrainian armed forces are trying to break through to the left bank of the dnieper, a battle begins in a dense forest. with the support of artillery , the russian military neutralizes enemy positions, the enemy regularly. sends assault groups, on this section of the front they will land to gain a foothold on the shore, the militants are not given any space by the marines, every attack for the ukrainian armed forces ends in failure with heavy losses. in in our zone of responsibility , the situation is improving every day, the enemy’s offensive potential is being eliminated , that is, this has already become noticeable, as for the shooting battle, the enemy is losing to us , ours are better prepared than the soldiers, in order to secretl

we start groups. we are storming, the marines, our valiant fighters, heroic fighters, marines, all the heroes, all the smart guys, they are completing the task, no one is going back, the marine corps unit of the black sea fleet is moving to the forefront of the front in the kherson region, the task is to destroy the ukrainian militants who were discovered scouts and saboteurs of the ukrainian armed forces are trying to break through to the left bank of the dnieper, a battle begins in a dense forest. supported by the russian military uses artillery to neutralize enemy positions, the enemy regularly sends assault groups, on this section of the front they will land and gain a foothold on the shore, the marines do not allow the militants, every attack for the ukrainian armed forces ends in failure with large losses. in our area of ​​responsibility, the situation is improving every day, the enemy’s offensive potential is being eliminated, that is, this has already become noticeable as far as small arms are concerned. the enemy is losing to us, our soldiers are better trained. in order to se

petersburg platoon of marines there, marine officers spend 30 years all their lives from cadet to brigadea paratrooper learn from a special forces soldier? the specificity is only in our naval training, naval landing training , the task is in the coastal areas, but in spirit, loyalty, military brotherhood, they all correspond, they already existed. advanced, we just decided to practice teamwork when we returned from there? - yes, just recently, maybe seven ago, yes weeks, that is , a couple of days to sleep at the training ground, no, to train, to go in, to work out the team spirit, to work on teamwork, then continue further, so all the guys, all from kaleningrad, no, there are st. petersburg , there is stavropol and rostov, i am st. petersburg, that’s why, so st. petersburg should. tough, yes, come on, we’re all here as one, so we’re all ready for battle, the spirit is high, what’s the rank of the main one, here i am, i’m a sergeant, first -class officer, that’s why, that is, you also have naval ranks, yes, yes, yes, absolutely right , that’s why we are training, training , contract sold

like many bay area counties, marin has seen homelessness grow over the past few years. today we look at an unconventional plan that aims to get people the resources they desperately need. but first let's get you caught up on today's news headlines. this just in, california attorney general rob bonta announcing the conclusion of the review of the shooting death of sean monterrosa, which finds there is insufficient evidence to support criminal charges against the involved officer. monterrosa was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer in june of 2020. the police department is currently under state oversight following a series of police shootings and misconduct cases. >>> california regulators just approved new rules to let water agencies recycle wastewater and put it back into the pipes that carry drinking water into homes, schools, and businesses. california will be the second state to allow this after colorado. california has been using recycled wastewater for decades for things like watering crops, making snow, and making ice rinks. >>> a third person has died from

the need continues to skyrocket in san francisco and marin. and this time of year, we rely on our supporters to fund the work that we're doing. the next two weeks as you said are really critical for us to meet our goal and we want to help as many people as we can in the community. >> reporter: what's remarkable is you have corporate sponsors and people who are stepping forward to give those matches. talk to me about how that is so important right now and how people can actually extend their giving through this match. >> this is agreement time for individuals to contribute because we do have so many matches. donors are matching up to three times what somebody might give. so right now, every dollar supports our ability to buy two meals for an individual. so if we have a three for one match, your dollar goes three times as far. so really, look for those matches on the website but any gift is really helpful. doesn't matter the size. >> reporter: well, and really it is about making your impact and taking advantage of that match. $1, two meals. that

marin county north. as far as any rain, it does not look like much, but at least they bumped it up a little bit. this is going into the next six days. still, though, santa rosa, that's about the cutoff is around ukiah, the northward. there'll be some hefty totals as far as you can go up into portland. look at that. there's going to be a lot up there as well. crescent city, north, not much in the way of any snow, though, just, you know, occasionally some light snow, 1 to 2in at most here, 50 and 60s on the temps, you guys. >> all right. thank you, steve. it was a battle of the states. california governor gavin newsom and florida governor ron desantis exchanged barbs as they debated. for the first time. we have local reaction up next. >> what am i going to do? i'm doing i have adt. i have cameras , i have blink. i don't know what else to do. >> a wig store in the east bay vandalized and burglar arrived several times this year. while the owner says she's being targeted that is definitely him. dude, that's j

this is marine. press. infantry! surviving clinical death and miraculously surviving is about a soldier of the 128th brigade of the dnipro teroborona with the call sign odesa. after a serious injury, he is still in a hospital bed, but even in spite of this, he is already rushing into battle. the guy has a good sense of humor, as well as a cherished desire to win and walk around odessa again. the story of an indomitable warrior in the plot. meet, this is konstantin, a fighter of the 128th brigade of the dnipro tro. without any military experience or training, the boy went to the military for the first time on the day of the great war, and it was not so easy to join the army - the soldier recalls. i had to stand in a huge queue and convince the military more than once that he was needed by the army. you don't fit, you don't fit, the next one. the next one was rejected, rejected, but i said, i 'm never going anywhere until you take me, and the man is like, "oh, it's cold, let's get him to the backwater, let's take him."

it was focused on marines and sailors. care of the needs marines and families in all services. a very worthy charity and it is rated in the top 2% of all charities in the country. they have very low administrative costs. so that keeps me motivated to pound the payment and try to help them out. >> molly: all right. hank, retired marine colonel. we wish you good health, a good run and happy new year. thank you for sharing your story and the veterans and how people can help. we really appreciate it. >> all the best from san diego. >> molly: wonderful, thank you. all the best to you, mike. >> mike: what a remarkable guy. look at times square. the earth came giving us a look at where the ball drops in three days. it was revealed earlier this week. any new year's resolution? >> molly: one year we went vegetarian for the month. i think this year i want to declutter. clear space. what about you? >> mike: maybe i'll take the month off from drinking. we heard there were good benefits. >> molly: going to join the dry january club? >>

eight. and what will happen more, why a marine, how did it happen?arents and i went to the black sea, 1986, first screening of the film, solo sailing, remember, our uniform suits everyone, right? 30 years from a cadet to a brigade commander, and what is the difference between a paratrooper and a special forces soldier, the specificity is only in our naval training, naval amphibious training, tasks in coastal areas, but in spirit, loyalty, military brotherhood, they all correspond. already on the front line we just decided to practice teamwork when we returned from there, but just recently, maybe 7 days ago, yes weeks, that is, sleep for a couple of days at the training ground, no, practice, go in, practice team spirit, practice teamwork, that’s it.. . already further, so all the guys, all kaleningrad, no, there are st. petersburg , there are stavropol, there is rostov, i’m st. petersburg, that’s why, so the st. petersburg ones should stay tough, yes, stop it, we’re all here as one, that’s why everyone ready for battle, spirit is high, what rank i’m a

we know a lot about this marine habitats on the it's ecology. do you? but the animal is that and if that of on this but not necessarily what the impact will be when big equipment and machines on driving around on the seat that a may have as board and have them find on our objective is simply to attempt to finalize and mutually take measurements. so we can present these findings to the public in a scientific key balanced way younger. some child please know it's 5 science industry and policy makers all watch the expedition closely. the findings could have far reaching consequences, as humans move towards the age of green technology. the of the crew and researches waived farewell. as the san diego sky line receded, the boats went off into the night of 2 as some countries and companies would like to develop new sources for room materials as quickly as possible to make the ocean a source of mineral resources, the cape, pavel days, 10 islands, located around 600 columbus has of the west african coast, the country has half a 1000000 inhabitants, most of them t

marin county director of public health dr. matt willis says the weekly report he gets on what is in the wastewater has already helped his department sound the alarm for emergency room staff, the unhoused and others about the arrival of another deadly drug, as i was eating. >> we get the word out that these drugs are in marin county. people need to recognize that mark -- narcan may not be as effective against xylazine. come january san francisco health officials will also be part of a new directive issued by the mayor when s '43 takes effect. that is the expansion of conservatorship will include extreme cases of drug addiction. according to the mayor's office there is already a list of people that the city will legally compel into drug treatment. >> thank you. >>> millions of dollars are coming to san francisco to try to help make the street of the tenderloin safer. senator alex padilla announced the $8 million federal grant to today. the money will go towards pedestrian safety in the tenderloin. in that neighborhood people are

i saw one big tough marine just another marine. guy. he said, is that can't help, but he's my replacement. hey we got a bunch of messages for guys at this price from folks back home. and i feel like a cut rate postman a cb letter to al rice are here or is it right back here he is am, my boy right. hey i just want tell you that your mother wrote a letter asking us to do our show at july this year. so all you fellows out there, i just want you to know. we're here today because leonard's mother and general westmoreland agreed agreed. about way. i told where. well, where are you from? orange. connecticut. orange. you. you know, there's a great golf course there. what's the name of that course? rice brook. that's one of the old golf course. and when i left a little of my vaudeville money there, you you carry that great good luck. nice to see you. thank you. that's a letter. thank you very much. the sergeant david derbyshire there in the audience. here he comes. what do you know so much about you? sent him up for some. hey, you're fiancee wan

i saw one big tough marine just another marine. guy. he said, is that can't help, but he's my replacement. hey we got a bunch of messages for guys at this price from folks back home. and i feel like a cut rate postman a cb letter to al rice are here or is it right back here he is am, my boy right. hey i just want tell you that your mother wrote a letter asking us to do our show at july this year. so all you fellows out there, i just want you to know. we're here today because leonard's mother and general westmoreland agreed agreed. about way. i told where. well, where are you from? orange. connecticut. orange. you. you know, there's a great golf course there. what's the name of that course? rice brook. that's one of the old golf course. and when i left a little of my vaudeville money there, you you carry that great good luck. nice to see you. thank you. that's a letter. thank you very much. the sergeant david derbyshire there in the audience. here he comes. what do you know so much about you? sent him up for some. hey, you're fiancee wan

new we have instructions on physical training for different categories, for example, we have the marine two general physical exercises and two special exercises, that is, to choose from, let’s say physical strength, either pull-ups or inversion lifts, power lifts. squeezing on a beam, a lot of exercises , that is, to choose from, that is, you can , well, roughly speaking, let’s say that there are chubby and skinny people, yes, squeezing is push-ups, and for older age groups there are push-ups, as many as you need - 60 times 100 points, how many 60 times 100 points, well, the maximum amount there is no preparation in any case, because from seven to sun we listen steadily, as soon as we wake up, we sit down for breakfast, what the hell, rudolf is angry there today, but that’s good, it ’s necessary so that we can catch everything just invigorated. yes there is, so now they will say hello, i understand, i understand, okay, that is, we need to keep the men in a physical tunus all the time, in any case, of course, i’m telling you, here he is, his legs hurt, but this is how we’ll pump his legs

corps, our valiant fighters, the heroic marines, all the heroes are all smart, they complete the taskne turns back is not moving, a unit of the marine corps, the black sea fleet is moving to the front edge of the front in the kherson region, the task is to destroy the ukrainian... militants who were discovered by scouts, saboteurs in the ssu are trying to break through to the left bank of the dnieper, a battle begins in a dense forest. with the support of artillery, the russian military neutralizes enemy positions, the enemy regularly sends assault groups, on this section of the front they will land to gain a foothold on the shore, the marines do not allow the militants, every attack for the ukrainian armed forces ends in failure and... in our area of ​​​​responsibility the situation is improving every day, offensive potential the enemy, he cuts off , that is, this has already become noticeable, as for the shooting battle, the enemy is losing to us, our soldiers are better trained, in order to secretly move to the left bank of the dnieper, the militants use silent boats with an electr

the tax audit is coming, marin, i'm working on meth, i'm going very quickly, mom, you promised to stay, here you have the gift. bye, mihallich, help the girls from the accounting department, i ’ll be there in half an hour. lena is my sister, she died 2 months ago, she was hit by a car. olenka remained full. then she is only 6 years old, we were never able to tell her that her mother died, she thinks that lena went on a business trip, and the girl’s father, he is not and never was. lena gave birth to olvinka thanks to ivf, she had problems in the female area, and does olya have any other relatives? no, mom died 2 years ago, and dad, he is 65 years old, he is a pensioner, disabled, he walks very poorly after a stroke, and no one will give olya to him, and i really want to adopt her, but you should not have any problems with the adoption of olga, the guardianship authorities will fill out the documents. no, they don’t give it to me, they refused to adopt me, damn it, you understand, if you don’t tell us why you were denied adoption, we won’t be able to help you, you want to adopt him, of

we worked with by various marine brigades for several weeks. it was at the end of summer. eh, and later on, it took several months to edit everything , because there was a lot of material, i tell everyone that the director’s version is 10 hours long, and that’s how we tried our best to fit all these stories into at least one hour, showed as much as possible, to show what is, how the guys who were in donetsk region at that time were performing their combat mission as part of the counteroffensive, to show, wanted to show how it is. and very much planned that thanks to journalists, people will be able to understand what is going on represents the 35th marine brigade . as part of the kyivbook weekend book festival, a creative meeting was held with the author of the ukrainian bestseller history and war, a veteran of the ukrainian armed forces yuriy godymenko. all who wanted to receive yuri's autographed book had only to make a donation. the author of the book transfers the proceeds to the mriya charitable foundation, which cares for almost 5,000 chi

, marin, marin, be careful, it's not like that, okay, you're scaring mom, i'm just very happy, sorry,mom, well. .. everything will be fine, don’t worry, don’t pay attention to marina, it’s hormones, she’s pregnant, well, now, eh, she’s too salty or something, olya, wait, i wanted to say, thank you, for what? well, the abortion was canceled, chernov arrived, it was you who called him? well, you asked me about this yourself, well, i did, but i didn’t think that you would decide. you have to be decisive. wait, i understand what you mean, you're talking about me. well, yes, you're right, i'm a coward. i'm afraid of everything. i was afraid of my wife, of divorce, i’m afraid of your aunt. “i have a mortgage loan, i don’t like all this myself, i would like to be more indecisive, bolder, but i can’t, it doesn’t work, help me, why me, because i love you, oleg ivanovich, again, yes. “yes, mom, i can’t do this anymore, he brought his mother from the clinic, what if she talks, what if she tells him everything, listen, to be honest, i’m tired of all this, i have problems with my throat myself, mo

yes, valery prozapas, the captain of the armed forces of ukraine, a marine was in touch with us.nk you, mr. valery, for the opportunity to join etr espresso. we are going to take a short break, for a few minutes and continue, we will have a naval expert in touch, we will discuss the british so-called naval coalition in support of ukraine, so wait for it. interesting: damn stairs, my legs can't walk anymore, wait, i'm suffocating, there is no health, and what kind of health is there in the sixth ten, i thought so, until tried herovital. gerovital+ is a phytovitamin complex that cares for the heart and strengthens the body. gerovital+ - good health, active life. the novelty of gerovital energy is even more iron for good deeds. herovital. reception once a day. the story of the rise of the legendary nba team. hbo's time to win establishes the lakers dynasty. watch all seasons in ukrainian with a subscription. turn on the championship on mykoko. wow, i went for a walk. water ordinary water is not enough here. drink reo. i'm saving myself. rheo. you are ready, dear. finished. took reo.

it promotes the, the conservation on a has a degree in marine biology. she spent time abroad and realized that something must urgently be done in her home country to protect the oceans on nature. she found it the nature conservation organization loved to know right here in 2013. but now dozens of help us of working on projects on the beaches. things of really taking off are usually ones because the visions to be successful. we need people locals. so we try to get them to pay that like a specialist for the nature of the, for the spaces and they size such as it was more difficult, but now he sees it and he just doesn't get the stuff. we have the top community, the phase, and also uh, which drives me via life. and then to and his approach is simple, financed by donations and tries to generate awareness by adding a bit of kind of for example, photo mosquito is the name of this fishing village on the by a doe in found no health bay. the fishing boats beached on stones the signed loan ship to way and then walks through the village and she's proud. a lot has ch

this, it didn't, it marine scene has been severely damaged. the, the world stood largest population of look ahead, see test whole lives around cape sadie. today the animal is on the read list of endangered species. it's strictly protected, but the removal of the sand to stubs habitats vital. so that reproduction on the vega into a conservation organization, a committed to protecting the titles on a it's shocking to see a females struggling over the hot stones and finding no place to lay her rags. yes, it used to be a sandy beach, but i didn't uh, knew this place before. i've just bought from older people and locals would describe just the place as sandy beach tassels returned the beach, where they hatched to lay their eggs. usually it takes 20 years for the animals to reach sexual maturity. that much has changed into decades. yes, the vatican said story because this is the device and this year, but there is no sense. so it came out, but unfortunately substitute them to see it came this morning of august, the 7th day am the the really says beca

marine corps sergeant johnny rosario. marine corps corporal --. marine corps lance corporal jerrod schmidt, and navy hospital corpsman max --. how much have you had a chance interact with the families of those fallen amecans? guest: first off, thank you very much for doing that, for reading. i think any of the familyatter to watch the show appreciate that because a big purpose of this book was to keep the memories of those 13 u.s. service members alive as well as all the other u.s. service who lost their lives in afghanistan. when writing the book, i had the privilege and the honor to talk to a bunch of th goldstar families and it's tough. i can't imagine what they went through and what they are still going throh. but i appreciate their willingness to speak with me and speak publicly about who those service members were. a lot of these were very young service members, a lot of them probably don't even remember 9/11 terrorist attacks. guest: exactly right, that was the oldest guy. i had the pleasure of speaking with darren hoover's parents, and a n

. >> reporter: from the marine corps to the yoga mat, how a bay area veteran is helping break a stigma and spread the healing power of yoga to others. >> it likely saved my life like who i was in the past, who i am now. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. >>> we've seen tense debates over the war between israel and hamas play out in protests on the streets, in city council meetings. now some oakland teachers plan to bring it into the classroom as part of a teach-in for palestine. it's supposed to happen wednesday, but the oakland school district does not support what appears to be a one-sided curriculum. we've heard some parents say they plan to keep their kids home. lauren toms has a look at the lesson plan and strong reaction on both sides. >> reporter: cbs news bay area has obtained this google document that details a proposed curriculum for oakland students ages pre-k to high school to learn about the war between israel and hamas. the lesson plan shows the conflict from a palestinian perspe know that perspective. >> know that our power is just. >>

this is the motto of the marine corps since the great patriotic war.victory parades? eight, from the platoon commander, exciting, deputy brigade commander, very exciting, a feeling of pride fills you when you walk along the cobblestones of red square, yes, when you go there, can you imagine when you will walk through the victory parade? according to the results of this war on red square, in the head, in the head of the parade crews, well, really, i’m afraid, maybe by this moment it won’t be a brigade, but what will be bigger , why a marine, how did it happen, a childhood dream, in the middle born, my parents and i went to the black sea, eighty-six year, first. screening of the film solo swimming, remember, our uniform suits everyone, but the main thing is not the form, but the content, we began to work on the content, yes, the dream was to enter the school where they train martika, it happened, i found it as an officer, yes, yes, i graduated, first from leningrad, then... all my life 30 years from a cadet to a brigade commander, and how does murpez dif

this is 30% more than his marine father has.y expert denys popovych says that this distance is quite enough to control any corner of the occupied territory and all enemy logistics, including the crimean bridge. moreover, he is from there, well, in principle, it is obviously from there. in fact, we can even be outside the enemy's range of action artillery here, 120 kilometers from the front line to the coast of the sea of ​​azov and another 150 here, we can actually beat zaporozhye, but the main thing is that from now on we can attack deep into russian territory and reach almost half the distance to moscow, as well as control russian regions bordering the occupied donbass, well, in a straight line to koluiska, in principle, we can shoot at least to tula, then to lipetsk, and this will give us the opportunity to obviously hit the reserves that they are concentrating for to follow. for example, in the kharkiv direction, in kupinsky, they concentrate here, here first of all, that is, we get the opportunity to strike already in advan

the white house is leaving hunter name off the marine one passenger list.i heinrich called the press secretary on this. watch. >> will the white house announced president. >> is that something we've done or we will do forward. >> the legal trouble leaving them off the list would be an effort to conceal him. why does the president think it's appropriate that taxpayer dollars should be used to fly him around when he's been indicted and justified congressional subpoena. >> i'm going to refer to hunters representatives for any questions for the legal affairs. >> she's referring to her elsewhere, we have three committees right now investigating joe biden for money laundering, bribery, influence peddling and none of that's been talked about in the mainstream media and being considered as a reason to keep them off any ballots. >> like you pointed out all of those reasons is why colorado went ahead with this ruling and if you look historically we started investigating hunter biden in this entire biden crime family which joe is directly or indirectly related to when

well, first of all, i want to say that we should thank our units, in particular the marines, for the fire damage that our guys inflict on the enemy, because the enemy has gathered there, quite a lot, not enough, but a lot of reserves of appropriate , there you know, it is a grouping of the dnipro troops. which for some reason they call the dnieper, these forces are enough to try to knock out our units from those bridgeheads that are there, now, by the way, yes, this is the defeat of the corresponding object, if i am not mistaken, this is the bpp control point, the russian ones that were hit on the left bank, so as for the oleshka nova kakovka road, the destruction of the enemy's logistics continues. and actually today, one of the enemy's goals is to move our troops away from this logistics, from this road, so that they can replenish their bulls and so on and so forth. actually, we are talking about the fact that today the enemy uses here, in addition to motorized rifle units and airborne troops, as well as marines, there are certain the battalions are already in these directions, but

was taken out, and no one could reach this height for 3 months take it here as part of the 155th marine brigade , we took it, now to the guard to captain ruslan kurbanov, he received the rank ahead of schedule, beats the enemy under carbon as part of his native 40th marine brigade, he has been serving here since graduating from the kazan higher tank command school, which he graduated with a gold medal. medal. the t-80 bvm tank is considered the main vehicle in the 40th separate marine brigade of the pacific fleet. soldiers call the vehicle the best and value it for its reliability, good speed and high rate of fire. exactly on in the same tank, fighting the enemy, ruslan kurbanov became a hero of russia. eat. there are, good, oh, good, on the personal combat account of the hero of russia, the commander of the anti-aircraft missile platoon anatoly ishchenko, five shot down enemy sud 25, one more helicopter. the portable verbo complex is like a sniper rifle for him; with the same weapon he hit a ukrainian attack aircraft even before the plane tried to fire missiles at our paratroopers. tha

we have a flood advisory for marin county through at least 7:30 this morning.could get extended as we see the rain rates dump a lot of rain. turn around, don't drown. it just takes a little rain on the roadways to move your vehicle. and moving the vehicles along is mike inouye. >>> where are we head to go check on issues this morning? >> where it's not moving, the bay bridge toll plaza. it's moving, visible movement. lighter volume, but the rain and metering lights and volume of traffic focused on the bay bridge toll plaza. you're going to need to slow down in areas like 880, the nimitz, heading south past the coliseum. the traffic is a lighter volume. you can go at a higher rate, but i wouldn't visit because of traction, visibility and the need for increased stopping distance. wet roadways, puddling and ponding in the oakland area, along the peninsula. it's tough most places, including the santa cruz mountains. we're watching out for all of our friends. i'm going to hand it back to you. >> thanks, mike. i know you will keep watching the impact on the roadways.

the death of the chief of staff of the 810th separate marine brigade of the black sea fleet, yan asukhanovis allegedly connected with an attack on the ukrainian armed forces at the command post, let's sort this out, but first let's look at the headlines that supposedly confirm this. the ssu destroyed the command post of the 810th brigade of the russian army in the donetsk region. as a result , three were killed and 14 brigade command officers were wounded, including the temporary acting brigade commander, colonel yan tsukhanov. ukrainian propaganda concluded that the birth was so difficult that he died precisely because of their attack. 810 brigade, a fairly well-known brigade of black berets, there is a history there from the late sixties, when was. a separate regiment of the marine corps, participated in all absolutely military operations , battles that the soviet union had in russia, that is, an elite unit that, since the sixties , in all the most difficult, well, this is a black beret, this is the elite, there are no other options here except what to do on the front line, if we take a

here at sf marin food bank, food is love and we know this.t only those nonperishable items it's fresh fruits and fresh vegetables and the proximity to so many wonderful agricultural communities and jim, you are a part of coordinating this making sure the food gets on to tables. >> i am. i'm the food resources coordinator here at the food bank. allocate product mostly produce and 730% of what we send out is fresh produce to the community and we have day-to-day items like potato and onion that you would expect. celery and we have some cauliflower over here. we have also get some seasonal items like bok choy or mandarin oranges and grapefruit and people love it. and we do a good job of bringing it in and shipping it out as quickly as possible to the community. so -- i'm quite happy to be part of the whole community experience. >> all about healthy well balanced meals. and making sure that people have food that keeps them healthy. >> yes, it is. absolutely. you are right about that, reed. >> all right. so how can people get involved and go to our

one place it's not let up all morning is marin county. we have that coastal flood advisory, too, so higher than normal tide mixed in with a lot of rainfall could be a concern for some trouble, especially where areas are prone to flooding. san rafael, mill valley getting in on the action, down through parts of the east bay. your commute over the bay bridge, down through hayward, the dublin interchange, very soggy at this time. both hands on the wheel, ease up on the brake, and you'll get there. moving through san jose and the santa cruz mountains, it's little lighter than what we've seen in the last couple hours, but down through 101 into parts of morgan hill and gilroy, those colors in the orange and the yellow signifying heavy rain. there is concern for flood activity in the next couple hours through about noontime. areas shaded in green -- sonoma, marin, san francisco -- turn around, don't drown. we'll extend the forecast for the next couple of hours and see when the rain might let up as we go through the afternoon. for now, back to you

i look at their tactics, it can no longer be called a strategy, so they continue to destroy their marinesey understand perfectly well that they will not be able to develop any success there, that’s all, time is lost, for the bridgehead, it is extremely important, these are the first hours and days of its existence, when the enemy, on whose shore or on the coast of which the landing units and formations landed , has not yet come to his senses, couldn’t create a reliable defense along the perimeter of this bridgehead, didn’t pull up fire weapons , they don’t have anything like that, but they, you see, are a support worthy of better use, they continue to lead these marines there, lead them, they float and drown there , swim and drown, float and drown, why, uh, i have such a koromol thought, maybe in this way zelsky, in fact, is, as it were , insuring himself against the possible march of these same marines who have not yet sunk to kiev, the same thing happens to others on... where they put these best of their fortunes, it means that he is no longer even afraid of the russian army, but of his

i think marin county north late morning, early afternoon.ater this afternoon, if not this evening for areas and might even take until tonight for areas south. i've seen i've seen this before many times. it just takes a while when they align themselves north to south. it takes a while to get here, but it will eventually. if you're north, more rain is on the way. if you're south, you might have to wait a while, but you'll get something out of this. forecast models have trended a little wetter for the mountains. winter weather advisory starts at 4 p.m, not 10 a.m, 4 p.m. not only that, but there will be some pretty good gusts up there, especially over the passes and on the ridges by tonight. snow levels start to come down tomorrow. today, it's pretty high with that south wind. it'll be above 6000ft, maybe even a little higher initially to start for the cold air arrives overnight into tomorrow. it goes until 4:00 tomorrow, i should say, 5060s on the temps, patchy fog. otherwise clear, but increasing clouds along with some sun in the morning, the

meanwhile, sandbag stations like this one in san rafael, marin county were empty. but city leaders remind people the next big storm may be just around the corner. >> please prepare for the community can prepare by purchasing sandbags. there's also free sandbags within certain jurisdictions across the county and making sure that you're signed up for local emergency alerts. >> and we hear, according to authorities, that some of the biggest trouble spots in this area have been central and southern marin county. we're live in greenbrae suzanne phan, abc seven news. all right, suzanne, thanks very much. >> let's continue our team coverage in the east bay. >> abc seven news reporter ryan curry is in downtown walnut creek. hey, ryan. >> yeah. hey ama. good evening. this storm has nothing like what we saw from those storms last year. of course, but it is a reminder of what can happen when itrillionains in this area. wednesday as rain created hazards on east bay roads, cars in oakland driving through isolated flooding potholes. on 680 in pacheco, slowing down traffic and le

marines went to mariupol for joint defense with other units. we held the exit along the highway at volnovakha, at volnovakha, the roadblock there was of the national guard and we organized joint defense, the enemy carried out assaults and... about a week later, it was already proved to us that we were standing on the first line, because through us, our battalion, in cooperation with a small unit, then azov was also cleaning the fire department, after the landing of the 710th battalion-tactical group of marine infantry (810th) of the marine infantry brigade, which is deployed in crimea, they had... a landing, then the units there went to the rear, and the enemy suffered maximum losses. in general, many offensive attempts of the enemy were unsuccessful, even with small firepower, the defense forces managed to destroy the military equipment that the russians used during the offensive. they had attempts to penetrate in small groups, there were also units from the akhmat regiment, which then... redeployed in the direction there, where our landing-as