citizen of brocades, explain to me what you are doing on the territory of the protected zone of the marine reserveor the construction of housing for the employees of the reserve. employee of the reserve do not be afraid on the photocopier printed frost call the police, let vasilkov understand you are crazy what a linden, well, if i'm wrong, i'll apologize. oh you are wrong. i to you i will prove it. you are a better guy. don't fret, be calm. you don't have enough military sites, now you've coveted the reserve, understand? live once to live. yes, i’m listening to the site that was assigned to kalugin for development in the marine reserve has been canceled. ok i understood. thanks for the information. boris vasilievich building materials for the site, which was intended for kalugin to remove the columns. yes, i understood well. in kalugin in kaluga must be remembered. so it was you who called the base. yes, you know, i got this mess, they polluted the entire reserve the most annoying thing is that everyone has permission. i'm not an expert but i thought maybe this is a fake once again to check. yes,

yusupov, in june , more than 10,000 fry were released into the waters of the bay in the far eastern marine reservetotal mass of the entire batch is 40 g. in a few years, one such crab will reach a weight of 2-3 kg. this project opens up great prospects for the development of a new area of ​​aquaculture fish industry development. with the taste preferences of russians changing, along with this, restaurateurs are adapting the menu and relying on the use of domestic products , the consumption of fish grown in russia is growing. oysters, mussels and scallops chef viktor lovdin in 2017 opened a spanish restaurant in moscow. lately. it is becoming more and more russian seafood. victor started out as an assistant cook, then he was a land cook, he went through all the steps, and eventually led the kitchen recently, the restaurant began to buy our shrimp from the sea of ​​okhotsk. and freshly frozen. they are boiled and frozen, as usual, it happens. yes, we are also adding this new product for me, but relatively new. it appeared on the market it is now a lot of it is a trumpeter. ah, the far eastern trumpe

patchwork of desolate beaches, rocky outcrops, and towering cliffs overlook one of the most important marine reservesn the planet. the top predator patrolling these waters. orca. also known as killer whales. the largest members of the boston family. this part of 10 is a close knit group that will stay together their entire lives. the leader of this family is wise old grandma. it is a high tide and the 40- year-old matriarch leads her family toward the shore. their target? unsuspecting seals and sea lion pup's. but, how to get to them on the beach? family has perfected an ingenious way to hunt here. first, they swim sideways to hide their telltale dorsal fins. the seals have no idea that these six time killers are so close. then, the orca do something extraordinary. they teach themselves. it is a remarkable technique. beaches are death traps for whales and dolphins. it is too easy to get stranded. but, not for this family. they have learned how to expertly maneuver back into the sea. this part is one of only two orca families in the world known to pull off this dangerous feet. ever since she first lai

russian geologists will be able to study marine reserves as early as august.how it works, the newest drilling taimyr is also russian-made dependence, in some areas it reached 90%. it would seem the twentieth year. remember, the crisis is a pandemic. we had a record investment, just in the new technology this backlog helps us now to understand that next year we will even problems that were such nodal can be solved at the system level. one of these problems was the lack of low frequency seismic equipment in less than 2 years in rusgeology. they didn’t just solve the issue, but they even outperformed competitors from the usa and france. this is a novelty of russian geology. a seismic vibration source , a kind of soil scanner, is capable of finding fossils at a depth of up to 7 km. the machine has no analogues in the world descended from the assembly line. at the end of the last earthquake. by the nature of the reflected impulse, it can be determined if the reserves in the bowels fossils used to use explosives for such research, a method that was both dangerous an

many times higher than similar indicators on land , russian geologists will be able to study marine reservesnd this is how it works, the newest drilling taimyr is also russian-made dependence, in some directions it reached 90%. it would seem the twentieth year. remember, the crisis is a pandemic. we had a record investment as since in the new technology this backlog helps us now understands that next year we will be able to solve even those problems that were such key ones at the system level . they didn’t just solve the issue, but they even outperformed competitors in the usa and france. this is a novelty of russian geology, a seismic vibration source , a kind of soil scanner capable of finding fossils at a depth of up to 7 km. the machine does not have analogues in the world, rolled off the assembly line at the end of last year. she has already successfully passed all the tests, resting on the ground. the vibrating plate arranges a local earthquake. by the nature of the reflected impulse, it can be determined if there are mineral reserves in the bowels . previously, for such studies , the

he is still in the marine reserves.him to major in new york some years ago and he served in the greater central command region when i was privileged to command that. he was in afghanistan on the ground at the time. he has very high integrity, he is a man of character, he was the deputy national security adviser at the time having earlier served as the china czar if you will. he was one who was very professional throughout the entire period of president trump's tenure and he resigned in protest essentially when he viewed the final text from president on that day. so again, i think that he will accurately layout what it was that prompted him to resign on that day and his reaction. and i think that he will then continue on with his life. he has built a very impressive consulting firm having to do with analysis of china. >> and he was deeply involved in the president's china policy. and david petraeus, thanks for taking the time. >> a pleasure, jim, thank you. >>> and one brief programming note. tomorrow i'll be speaking wi

so my job in the record was logistics and so the reason why i went into the marine corps reserves was because at the time my parents were very very pressing the idea to go to college. and so i said, well i could do both. i didn't want to do active duty wait four years and then do college as i said, well, i can do the marine corps right now while also going to college. all right, and then the funny story with that is just that. it was all for not because i ended up dropping out of college in 2017 to become a journalist in dc. which you know, i think i think was the was the good decision to do but at the time obviously was a bit of a risk. well, and and i think that's when we first met because we were both associated with the examiner at the time actually and 2018. yeah. yeah, and you were coming covering some protests them, but i mean it wasn't anything like what we're seeing now, but there was a series of protests that you got into the middle of and i'll be honest with you. i mean because i used to where i was kind of in sort of editorial position at examiner. i don't think they knew

peggy was in the marine corps women's reserve. a remarkable couple. we thank them for their service. they've been married since 1945 and live in orlando. thanks for your service to our great nation. what an inspiring couple. that's "the story" for today. we'll see you back here monday. >> neil: fox on top of a covid wave just ramping up again. a heat wave that is not letting up and a former trump adviser that says he's not giving up. nearly half of all miles per hours are dealing with scorching temperatures. many are now dealing with spiking covid infections as well. and steve bannon dealing with a guilty verdict. all of this as the white house has said that biden's symptoms are indeed improving. we have you covered and how long the heat will be lasting. dr. deborah birx on why covid cases are surging. welcome. i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." you piled the news into this day capping a news week. let's go back to the white house with a president trying to get back to business as usual. >> moments ago, we heard from the white house. said the pres

peggy was in the marine corps women's reserve. a remarkable couple.rried since 1945 and live in orlando. thanks for your service to our great nation. what an inspiring couple. that's "the story" for today. we'll see you back here monday. >> neil: fox on top of a covid wave just ramping up again. a heat wave that is not letting up and a former trump adviser that says he's not giving up. nearly half of all miles per hours are dealing with scorching temperatures. many are now dealing with spiking covid infections as well. and steve bannon dealing with a guilty verdict. all of this as the white house has said that biden's symptoms are indeed improving. we have you covered

russia to secure the release of basketball that brittany greiner and former us marine port wheeler, the u. s. federal reserve hikes interest rates again to curb inflation. but fears of recession remain born 300 dead and hundreds of kilometer roads washed away by heavy flooding in pakistan. ah, hundreds of people stormed iraq's parliament on wednesday to protest against nomination of a new prime minister. they were supporters of the influential shia cleric, mach todd asada. he says he does not want mohammed as to donny to be the next prime minister. laura burton manley has more. oh, a show of descent in the heart of police, good decision making in baghdad. ah, protesters taking over the speakers plan an m p 's benches. the support is that the influential shia cleric booked out of santa. he says he does not want mohammed of the dunny to be the next prime minister. and his supporters and mikey, attempting tooth this over the phone, is brenda supporters from other provinces, the storm, the green zone, the ottoman church in good numbers. it seems to me that there is no escalating this protesting movement, so to s

prisoner swap, basketball star, brittany greiner and former marine, the port wheaton exchange for an imprisoned russian army. the u. s. federal reserve high interest rates again to curb inflation. but fears of a recession remain and more than 300 people dead and hundreds of kilometers of rose washed away by heavy floating and focused on over the past month. ah, ah, hundreds of people have stormed iraq's parliament to protest against the nomination of a new prime minister of the main at pro iran parliamentary book, their supporters of the influential shia cleric, mac tada al serra. he says he does not want mohammed al sigourney to be the next leader. nora burton money has more a show of descent in the heart of political decision making in baghdad. ah, protesters taking over the speakers plan an m p 's benches. the support is that the influential shia cleric booked out of a sudden he says he does not want mohammed of the dunny to be the next prime minister. and his support is unlikely, attempting to both. this is only from by that is brenda supporters from other provinces stormed the green zone. the ottoman are in good numbers. it seem

marine pool. we live in exchange for an imprisoned russian army. the u. s. the federal reserve hikes interest rates again to curb inflation. but fails of a recession remain and more than 300 people dead and hundreds of kilometers of roads washed away by heavy flooding and talk a star over the past month. ah, ah, hundreds of people have stormed iraq's parliament to protest against the nomination of a new prime minister or the main pro iran parliamentary block. their supporters of the influential shia cleric, mac todd al serra. he says he does not want muhammad else to donnie to be the next leader, nor at burton, manley has more, ah, a show of descent in the heart of political decision making in baghdad. brutus is taken of the speakers plain and m. p. 's, benches. their supporters, the influential shia cleric booked out of solder. he says he does not want mohammed also done to be the next prime minister was was on the phone by the is brenda supporters from other provinces, the storm, the green zone, the parliament are in good numbers. that seems to me that, that there is no escal

it's a tribute reserved for the nation's most distinguished citizens as young marine corporal fightingbattle of the wood jima. williams went ahead of his unit and eliminated a series of japanese machine gun positions. he joined civil rights icon rosa parks. reverend billy graham. and for u.s. capitol police officers who in the nation's history have lain in honor of the capitol rotunda. >> a man bitten by a shark off the coast of monterey county last month has survived to tell the tale he was released from the hospital and so salinas yesterday. he is talking about the shock of that experience. >> it was about 150 yards from one. done near the beach. - >> 04:00am just this. most i don't even know exactly what happened. but it's is well, that was bit ferociously by a sharp right across. >> my thighs and and my abdomen and it grabbed me and pulled me up and then do me down in the water. >> steve bruemmer was swimming off the pacific grove coast to 3 weeks ago. shark bit him as you heard him say around the stomach on his thighs, then let them go. he was rescued by 2 paddleboarders and a sur

it's a tribute reserved for the nation's most distinguished citizens as a young marine.l fighting in the battle of iwo jima. williams went ahead of his unit and eliminated a series of japanese machine gun positions. he joined civil rights leader rosa parks, the reverend billy graham. and for u.s. capitol police officers who in the nation's history have lain in honor in the capitol rotunda. today was the groundbreaking for the national desert storm and desert shield memorial on the national mall in washington. the memorial will honor those who served and those combat operations. the memorial will commemorate the military personnel who in 1990, liberated kuwait from iraq and defended saudi arabia from further invasion. the memorial is scheduled to open to the public by veterans day 2024. will be located just north of the lincoln memorial. coming up in sports boyer center, james wiseman will have a test ahead of him tomorrow as he >> against the thunder and number 2 overall pick chet holmgren sports director jason dumas has details. plus an up >> despite repeated denials th

s. marine corps wheeler from russia. antony been can so you'll speak to his russian county outside laboratory. and the federal reserve is increasing its key interest rate by 0.75 percentage points to 2.5 percent. the u. s. central bank has been raising borrowing cost since march to try to rain in rising inflation. when out a u. s. democratic senator, who had been opposing his own party is wide ranging spending plans has now agreed to back them to mention had been frustrating efforts of the biden administration to get the president's measure, the 3 congress before the mid terms in november. but he and senate democratically the chuck stream announced deal earlier on wednesday. it includes more than $300000000000.00 for clean energy initiatives, and more than $60000000000.00 for health. well, let's bring in thomas gift. he's the director of university college london center on us politics. he joins us now from cambridge, massachusetts. thomas manson is a democrat, but from west virginia, that's obviously not an easy place to get elected as a democrat. can you talk us through what's behind this change of heart? this is a

commitment to the absolute best medical care for our marines on the battlefield and it also provides protections for any service member who has reservations about taking the covid-19 vaccine. as we consider amendments, i hope this bill remains focused on national security and can be passed in good faith as we did almost unanimously in committee. thank you to ranking member rogers for his leadership on this year's ndaa and with that, mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington. mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. norcross, the subcommittee chair for the tactical air and land subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. norcross: thank you for yielding, mr. chairman. this bill once again demonstrates the long and proud tradition of a bipartisan work by the tactical air and land force's subcommittee. our members have shared the great responsibility to keep america's land and air force the best in the world. especially i want to recog

reserves. and matt pottinger. former marine. and they all reflected on their oaths of office, as members of congress, a former marine, and he takes a similar oath as commander in chief. so this is not just sitting on his hands for all those hours. it was dereliction of duty, that was their point. let's begin our coverage with our nbc capitol hill hill correspondent ali vitali who has broken so many stories and peter alexander all over all of this, co-host of weekend "today." let's start by playing the stunning outtakes from president trump's january 7 speech. >> i'd like to begin by addressing heinous attack yesterday and to those who broke the law, you will pay. you do not represent our movement, you do not represent our country and if you broke the law -- can't say that. i already said you will pay. the demonstrators who infiltrated the capitol have defied the seat of -- defiled, right? see, i can't see it very well. okay. i'll do this, i'm going to do this. let's go. but this election is now over. congress has certified the r

marines carried his casket into the capitol rotunda thursday where he laid in honor. it's a tribute reserve leaving a special legacy, the start of a foundation to honor gold star families him of those whose loved ones made the ultimate sacrifice. here's williams telling us about it on this program in 2018. >> with got memorials for veterans all over this country in most communities. what do we have anything that pays tribute to those families who sacrificed one of their own? no, we don't. i'd like to see one of these on every home but has somebody serving in our armed forces. i think it would do something for the community. i really do. and then this of course. to say to those people in the community, that family gave more than any of us. >> shannon: he's a true hero. the ceremony was one of williams last wishes. he was 98 years old. that is it for today, i'm shannon bream, i will see her tomorrow and every weeknight for "fox news @ night," 12:00 a.m. eastern, 9:00 pacific, on fox news channel. have a great week, and we will see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ - [narrator] the following is

release of basketball top brittany grinder, a former marine dealer. victor boots would be freed as passed. the field not staying in the us. the federal reserve is increasing its key interest rate by 3 quarters of a percentage point. it allows that at 2.5 percent, the central bank has been making it more expensive to borrow money to curb rising inflation. mike hannah has the story with an inflation rate that is nearing 10 percent, all ice around the federal reserve and the announcement of its plan to try to push it down against this backdrop. today the forms he raised its policy interest rate by 3 quarters of a percentage point and anticipates that ongoing increases in the target range for the federal funds rate will be appropriate. the increase was not expected. and the stock markets, which had been calling for aggressive action rose sharply on the news. both did also by the fed, kevin's contention that the country was not in a recession. it doesn't seem that the u. s. economy is in recession right now. that along with the fact that he left the door open about the size of any rate move in september as a stance of monetary policy titans furth

reserves and is targeting production of $200000.00 barrels per day. but critics say there is no guarantee the wealth will benefit the congolese people harder matessa algebra. now scientists are warning that a marine heat wave in the western mediterranean may have severe, long term effects. nonprofit organization, myrtle ocean, international says the sea surface temperature is up to 5 degrees celsius hotter than normal. with a heat wave started in the like korean sea between corsica and italy in may by july and gulf, the belly, eric islands, sardinia and the tyranny and seas. while a warmer water may suit beach go or scientist say it's bad news for marine life. a recent study found the mediterranean recorded 5 years of mass mortality events between 201520. 19 scientists say changing water temperatures are causing some species to relocate. transforming marine ecosystems. well fernando by arrows and marine biologist. he says many species of sea life just can't cope with the increase in temperature. the water then becomes warm. air is in the 1st layer, so the heat arrives from the sun, it penetrates in the water. and that is a layer of water that these hot there and the depth of these layer increases

marine paul whelan come home. that's the offer. >> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we start with our money lead. more crushing economic news for the american people this afternoon. the federal reserve announced another massive interest rate hike. three-quarters of a percentage point. a move that seemed unfathomable to many has happened twice in a row. the increase translates to americans paying more money for things such as mortgage loans, car loans, student loans. today's hike, of course, was not unexpected. feigni in fact, jerome powell hinted at it last month and said it's the best way to cool down inflation, but that takes time and it will provide no immediate help for americans struggling with higher prices on clothes and groceries and energy bills. matt egan, why does the fed think making americans pay higher interest rates will help the economy? >> well, jake, no doubt, this is some tough medicine from the federal reserve. because not only are americans dealing with the worst inflation in four years, but now they're getting squeezed by soaring borrowing kaus. credit cards, student debt, car loans, appliances, and of course, mortgages. in fact, the spike in mortgage rates is

today i offer an amendment to strengthen that existing law to include the marines, the navy, the federalized national guard and reserve components. my amendment would also prohibit the use of evidence unlawfully obtained by or with the assistance of the military in a court of law or other legal proceedings. put plainly, it would prevent any president of either party from unlawfully using the military as a domestic police force. and it would ensure that evidence obtained because of unlawful acts isn't used against any american. i would hope that this is a proposition that both parties can support. last year, as i said, this amendment passed by voice vote. and with broad support. however, this year conspiracy theorists, including some who served in this body when this amendment was passed previously, have been ask -- have announced their opposition. it's fair to say they were for it before they were against it. you may hear some of these conspiracy theories this evening. so let me be very clear. this amendment has one goal, to prevent any president from unlawfully using our nation's armed forces against americans exerci

reserves. the gentlewoman from washington is recognized. mrs. rodgers: thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to yield five minutes to the lady from iowa, dr. marin miller -- dr. miller-meeks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. miller-meeks: i rise against h.r. 8373. my colleague, dr. michael burgess, has listed its many flaws and this is an extreme bill from a desperate majority. i was proud to join my colleague, representative hinson from iowa, in introducing, and i urge my colleagues to vote yes on the motion to recommit so we can bring this bill to the floor. this bill would make f.d.a.-approved oral contraceptives available for over-the-counter use. in 2019, i championed similar legislation as a member of the iowa state senate that would allow women over the age of 18 to access over-the-counter oral contraceptives. as a physician, former director of the iowa department of public health, as a mother, i u understand how important it is for women to have increased access to oral contraceptives. the iowa senate knew it, too, which is why our state senate passed that bill in an overwhelmingly bipartisan support. it would

reserves. the gentlewoman from washington is recognized. mrs. rodgers: thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to yield five minutes to the lady from iowa, dr. marin miller -- dr. miller-meeks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. miller-meeks: i rise against h.r. 8373. my colleague, dr. michael burgess, has listed its many flaws and this is an extreme bill from a desperate majority. i was proud to join my colleague, representative hinson from iowa, in introducing, and i urge my colleagues to vote yes on the motion to recommit so we can bring this bill to the floor. this bill would make f.d.a.-approved oral contraceptives available for over-the-counter use. in 2019, i championed similar legislation as a member of the iowa state senate that would allow women over the age of 18 to access over-the-counter oral contraceptives. as a physician, former director of the iowa department of public health, as a mother, i u understand how important it is for women to have increased access to oral contraceptives. the iowa senate knew it, too, which is why our state senate passed that bill in an overwhelmingly bipartisan support. it would

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commitment to the absolute best medical care for our marines on the battlefield and it also provides protections for any service member who has reservations about taking the covid-19 vaccine. as we consider amendments, i hope this bill remains focused on national security and can be passed in good faith as we did almost unanimously in committee. thank you to ranking member rogers for his leadership on this year's ndaa and with that, mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington. mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. norcross, the subcommittee chair for the tactical air and land subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. norcross: thank you for yielding, mr. chairman. this bill once again demonstrates the long and proud tradition of a bipartisan work by the tactical air and land force's subcommittee. our members have shared the great responsibility to keep america's land and air force the best in the world. especially i want to recog

reserves. the gentlewoman from washington is recognized. mrs. rodgers: thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to yield five minutes to the lady from iowa, dr. marin miller -- dr. miller-meeks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. miller-meeks: i rise against h.r. 8373. my colleague, dr. michael burgess, has listed its many flaws and this is an extreme bill from a desperate majority. i was proud to join my colleague, representative hinson from iowa, in introducing, and i urge my colleagues to vote yes on the motion to recommit so we can bring this bill to the floor. this bill would make f.d.a.-approved oral contraceptives available for over-the-counter use. in 2019, i championed similar legislation as a member of the iowa state senate that would allow women over the age of 18 to access over-the-counter oral contraceptives. as a physician, former director of the iowa department of public health, as a mother, i u understand how important it is for women to have increased access to oral contraceptives. the iowa senate knew it, too, which is why our state senate passed that bill in an overwhelmingly bipartisan support. it would

reserved, in the front row. can go yes and in other cities. let's take a look at the city of baltiysk right now and see if everything is ready there. the baltiysk marineer takes. e with a nose towing rings, on the other hand itself begins to drag. uh, stern supports taxis at a certain moment, on command to its tug, the stern begins to slow down. working machines back as machines means engines, and there are two of them for each of 600 horsepower and one control joystick ; until his retirement, he did not steer the commands himself; he was the star commissar on yonder, in a patrol ship, not intimidating. we promised to pass it on to the team. hello and at the same time see how the ship is being prepared here, only recently the plant came, it was repaired and re-equipped, part of the armament was modernized by ringing guided missiles. so low complex artistic, installation, including next year 30 years, but despite its rather large age. the ship gets a new life, see for yourself the ship is serious about it and the color was picked up this new gray blue, a little darker completely repainted in order. now it remains to check the bloom camp, when they hang