marine corps sergeant, marine corps corporal sanchez. marine corps lance quote jan schmidt. navy petty officer. their names will not be forgotten. i wanted to be sure that i said their names as well, so that they are forever on the hearts and minds of everyone in this country. we should never forget the sacrifice and service that they offered to this country, at the end of a 20 year war. what a heartbreaking horror. we have forever indebted to yo this war cost us so much, yet we could not continue to send americans to fight a war no longer in the nation's vital interest. we could not continue to risk the lives of our young men and women. the end was devastatingly heartbreaking, a tragic terrorist bomb tearing away so many. civilians, as well as our service members, your loved ones. it was necessary to bring this war to a close. we know that it was a series of decisions over multiple administrations that brought this war to an end, a very tragic ending. secretary austin testified to congress, extending beyond would greatly have imperiled our people and mission. staying longer

in these portals of the 2022 brand , the enemy marine corps soldiers had one goal to escape, and they are trying to cheat and jump out, roughly speaking, from this environment looters enter the apartment, civilian clothes, throw off weapons and equipment individual armor protection. they dress right up. and before that, we grabbed former, well , active military personnel in lingerie and pantyhose. we saw the bodies of dead people in factory uniforms. unfortunate man i’m more than sure that it was a dry guy in disguise. the first battle we entered the city there was immediately a battle in the windows ; there were disguised military personnel in med-invest peacoats. they were shooting from the windows of the panama hats and running. for some time we couldn’t even understand, we thought there would be people in uniform with helmets there with blue and yellow armbands, there’s no such thing, but they have submachine guns under their pea coats and that’s it. the rest of the time they move around the city like they still do today. that is, we saw the military like this, but we only saw fro

and by that i mean marine layers are pretty much large and in charge. we are waking up to gray skies. but yesterday this will melt back and by the time we got into the late afternoon most places have sunshine. the one exception is the immediate golden gate over the city in the east bay, opposite the golden gate. you may not clear entirely today. the daytime highs will be about 10 degrees below average. inland east bay, in the mid-70s today, right where you are yesterday. 76 in santa rosa. san jose hits 77. i will show you with little warm up, coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> earlier this year the supreme court overturned affirmative-action, ruling the colleges cannot consider race and admission decisions. as john ramos reports, one east bay college is trying to become a model for diversity. >> reporter: this college is not known for racial diversity but with regards to african-american students the cool -- the schools president wants to change that and they are taking steps to make that happen. >> today is black family day. the first time we h

marine corps grounding all its aircraft after an f-35 fighter jet went missing. the all-out search for that f-35 that disappeared somewhere over south carolina after the pilot safely ejected during a, quote, mishap. the military's plea to the public to help find it. and just in, what was just discovered. >>> also tonight, the five americans released in a prisoner swap with iran finally on their way home. in exchange the u.s. releasing five iranian nationals and unfreezing $6 billion in iranian funds the gop slamming the deal, accusing the biden administration of paying ransom >>> new video showing the arrest of the suspect in the deadly shooting ambush on a los angeles county deputy what was the motive? >>> the new lawsuit filed by hunter biden. what the president's son accuses the irs and two agents who testified before congress of doing. >>> the scare at disney world a bear sighting forcing much of the park to shut down. how it was safely captured >>> nbc news investigates toxic water at a u.s. military base. dozens of marine veterans and military wives who say

eh, the commander of the 501st battalion himself, which is the marine that was offered.f fact, for us to cease fire, and they are ready to carry out the surrender , the opportunity presented itself on film, the only one of all journalists. these bloggers were present at the first mass surrender of opponents to captivity in mariupol, consider it an alarm. the one that makes you tense even during the day. let's see. we found ourselves in no man's land between our positions and the enemy's positions we climbed. to the first house that came across, in which the commander of the cascade obtf alexey dikiy suggested waiting a couple of hours, it vibrates when the mines are nearby. exactly a year later we met alexey dikiy at the same place. in which alexey sanych set up a temporary house, they found the house in which they were hiding from bullets a year ago, no one still lives in it, then the front line passed here. here you were sitting in your chair straight. here we were sitting right here from the explosions of the window. here you were sitting upright. here the chair was w

instead, its being discharged on the surface with a majority of marine life sees and investigation by the authorities and international experts found no environmental. hom was caused by the spill. an incident has been shown out of context and has been used to drive negative sentiment against the industry and worked with the metals company doing. they were out there with the prototype system out, they proving it and testing it. and as we know with prototypes systems, this is, you know, the 1st time and they are going to be problems that we encountered. and what happened with them was a piece of machinery. had failed. the rest of the story that is not told is that the minute that was noticed, the operation stopped. and what they did was they went back to the footage and found out what caused the problem and fixed it. how much of a risk is a spill? let's see, a spell is always a risk you know, to, to sit here and say will never have a spell. is, is, is untrue. we'll have a sample. is this technology good enough or does the need to be some advancements? it's good enough to get us started.

afraid of the unknown and not willing to go down and find out time to one of the world's largest marine centuries. the cook islands is considering deep sea mining and it's per stain. most is the tiny pacific nation hopes that of bring jobs and wells to region raffling with climate change. thoughts environmental as via ocean lining, a delicate underwood's an ecosystem that scientists noise lead to live out sick doesn't make sense to me to solve an environmental issue by creating a new environmental issue. you need to find the investigation 101 east examines. dave, c mining is dividing. the city the weather you on to lounge on golden beaches or enjoy the restore cleanable. so the cook islands is a drain destination located between these feelings. i mean, not to stay, it's a popular simple book cruise line is traversing the pacific ocean. best tourism is the main money spin up to this nation of 15000 people. fuss at the cook islands that wants to be a pioneer of the very different industry. deep sea money, the at the main port island is a blessing, a boy that could bring unparalleled wells

this is where the marine corps was directly beaten through the bone, but the marine corps is also notnsive action along with the attack aircraft of a separate combat formation. cascade was found on the enemy's heels near the plant. ilyich i saw dozens of used syringes. a i used a lot here. this means that the crowd is well . on tablets and injections, but that’s normal, damn it, one of the houses that the ukrainian military left a few minutes ago looked like a drug den. methadone methadone in some enemy strongholds , ukrainian marines found military uniforms, changed into civilian clothes and tried to hide among civilians. most likely, and one of them was a woman , one of the military and judging by the kikimora sniper bender, and the dogs will get it. that's it, let's go for a strike tanks played a major role in the assault on mariupol ; they were used as fire weapons, improvising. under the cover of infantry and armored vehicles, the tank retreats, the infantry fighting vehicle covers the obdf assault groups. the cascade acted. otherwise they moved forward. with a united front, it i

it causes the destruction of the marine ecosystem, the intoxicating drop that scientists from the marine biological society observed the surface temperature of the north atlantic ocean at alarming levels. this concern is something that is always there, but this year more than ever, children and sea water temperature it is still higher than the long-term average of this temperature throughout this year. he has not only observed the temperature, but has also been checking cholera algae in this part of southwest england for more than a decade. earlier this year, the temperature became so alarming that the algae to reach a state where they can no longer cope with the environment . this is important because these algae form the basis of the marine system around england. a few degrees of temperature does not seem too high, but in a marine environment that is relatively marine such changes can have many effects part of our research is looking to find out. the team is researching the health of chlorine algae and sea grass, both in the sea and in experiments, to see what is likely to happen if th

it doesn't seem like much, but in a the marine environment, which is a marine environment, can undergo such changes this is what part of our research is trying to find out. the team is researching the health of chlorine and marine algae, both in the sea and in labs, to see if this trend continues. what will happen to the sea floor at the current water temperature and predicted water temperatures for the future will be tested . in particular , the temperature increase was alarming . this issue has huge implications for fisheries agriculture and the stability of marine ecosystems will have, and the data collected by copernicus, 2023 is a worrying year in terms of sea surface temperature and the introduction of an error that died in some areas and the reduction of oxygen due to the warming of the sea . if i say that on the threshold seeing this situation in the waters around england and the seas of europe is not a false statement, while the increase in temperature has caused the foundations of the marine ecosystem to eat, but scientists are still investigating what will happen in the shor

so the marine layer may be 500ft and that is a compressed marine layer.going to last long, but it is dense. 56, san francisco, 58. in oakland, it is 60. in san jose. another gorgeous view from mount tam. you can see how low it is. there's a hole right there in the middle. so we'll get into some sunshine everywhere by 9:00. 49, santa rosa, 48, nevada with 57 concord and livermore and 9:00 it's sunny, maybe a few patches out by point rays and temperatures climbing through the 70s and 80s to near 90 today. inland steph. >> lisa, thank you. new this morning, the san francisco travel association is getting a new top official as the city's tourism industry faces a critical time. according to the chronicle, scott beck, who currently heads destination toronto, will take on this new role. beck released a statement saying in part, quote, a strong tourism industry is vital to the city's economy. local businesses and neighborhoods. and i am passionately committed to helping steward san francisco's ongoing tourism recovery. beck will succeed joe delisi, sandro, who is

when we have like our marines and when i picked up sergeant i tried talk to my marines to get them help of the prior they were not like that. you know they would almost see everything in the opposite to keep you away from medical or psychiatrists or anything. it is not a sign of weakness. it is more a sign strength on you. you are able tom recognize that -- something is off and i need help. and lastly the last question, and thank you for sharing i know it is a tough but accepted topic to talk about. if we are not experts and don't know how to talk about mental health it is a great conversation to have. especially hearing from fellow veterans. lastly, so, knowing what you know now, y'all experiences good and bad, would you do it all over again? yes. absolutely. >> in a heart beat >> yes. >> i think so, too. >> i think i always say, there were a lot more negatives than positives but came out a better person. and you know and something like that, i -- would have -- something you can't take away and like -- i could not imagine myself my life if i never went in. and served i feel like you kn

she's one of 700 international scientists and marine policy experts. we've signed a petition cooling for 10 m oratory him on extracting minerals from the ocean. why did you do that? i think that it's a really good way to have an agreement between people that are supporting mining and people that are not supporting mining to just falls and collect the data to give us a better idea about the kind of impact that money. who has the jacqueline is taking me out, snow cling to showing me what she's so passionate about. protecting in 2019 to cool kyle into one of the prestigious environments labord goldman prize iep recognize towed cross routes campaigns that led to the establishment of one of the world's lodges. marine was a quote to marana wanna, it covers the entirety of the cool islands domestic forces and prevents commercial fishing within 50 miles of land. our impact is a normal, it goes way beyond the horizon. it's about 5 times the size of the state of california. and we have wells, we have totals, we have seem to have to now we have all kinds of great

this is where the marine corps was directly beaten bone bone but the marine corps is also not intendeds together with attack aircraft of a separate combat formation. cascade was found on the enemy's heels near the plant. ilyich i saw dozens of used syringes. on tablets and injections but this is normal, damn it, one of the houses that the ukrainian military left a few minutes ago looked like a drug den. phew look, tell me that i'm going crazy so that they understand. what kind of pills? using this method , military uniforms and ukrainian marines were found in some enemy strongholds and changed into civilian clothes. and tried to hide among civilians. the dryer is super dogs will get it. tanks played a big role in the assault on mariupol; they were used as fire weapons, improvising. under the cover of infantry and armored vehicles, the tank retreats. bmw covers and the president of the russian federation command, by the way, the ministry of equipment has ordinary approaches, and this combination of units not clearly military, such as from the ministry of the ministry of defense, it lead

we have a deep marine layer this morning.ive look from the exploratorium camera showing you that cloud cover. we have some drizzle as well. live doppler seven, just a little peppering of green, mainly across the city and along the coastlines. you need your windshield wipers and spots and a little bit of wet pavement. first thing this morning, we're also on the mild side, a little muggy out there as well. most of us actually beginning our morning in the low 60s. but despite the mild start, later on this afternoon, it will be cooler compared to yesterday and the day before because our marine layer on future weather clear it's thick through 9 a.m. it's very slow to break down today and that's going to slow the warming process. so our warmest areas away from the coast inland will go into the mid and upper 80s around the bay shoreline for the most part. we'll go from clouds to sun and temperatures mainly in the 60s and in the 70s. we'll take a look at how traffic is shaping up on this friday, which will be in a good morning. >> go

i know marin county, they're ready to do this for their people up in a marine county starting next week, cbs all over the bay area. back to you. all right. everybody stay protected out there. thank you >> i will. tuition is going up cal state schools for the first time in over a decade. not csu trustees voted unanimously raise tuition by 6% every year for the next 5 years and will raise the average undergraduate tuition up by more than $340 starting next fall. ike is projected to raise 850 million dollars and is designed to shore up a one and a half billion dollar budget yet the new tuition rate will be reevaluated for the 2029 applicant academic year. used car dealership in the east bay's dealing with the second case of a break-in. the stole 2 cars. it worth more than $140,000. combine. now the theft happened early tuesday. platinum motors in martinez, surveillance video captured at least 2 people rummaging through all the drawers. eventually the grass keys. they take off with 2 cars, the car to track down the thieves still have the keys up to 2 dozen cars that are still on the lot. >>

the testing of large-scale marine permaculture is yet to be done. but the stakes couldn't be any higher for getting them underway. this is all about restoring the foundation of our civilisation, because with climate disruption, we'll deplete the soils, we'll deplete the oceans. there will be no civilisation left because any time you lose that foundation of food and the soils and the seas, you lose civilisation as well. damon: so, velvet, because the warming will increase over the next two decades, and sea levels will continue to rise... ..some countries will need to adapt in new and creative ways. but if predictions of severe droughts are realised that see shortages of food, the potential for unprecedented numbers of refugees and civil unrest around the world... ..is enormous. just imagine large-scale marine permaculture, helping to mitigate the severity of such a crisis. it could provide an alternative food source to the damaged land crops... ..that is rich in protein and other nutrients. kate: instead of having governments that are reacting to dis

dozens of marine veterans and military wives who say exposure caused them to lose babies or fall ill themselves did the military try to cover it up >>> and snapshots in time the discovery of photos giving us a glimpse decades into the past and the mystery, who took them >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and welcome. we begin tonight with breaking news in the puzzling disappearance of a frontline marine corps fighter jet after its pilot safely ejected from the f-35 over south carolina yesterday following some sort of mishap. the pilot of the radar-evading fighter was recovered, but the plane went missing now late word that a debris field has apparently been located. the mystery sparking a search that has not only brought in a large number of military assets but has also resulted in an unusual public appeal joint base charleston posting on the social media site x, "if you have any information that may help our recovery teams locate the f-35, please call." courtney kube joins me now. courtney, you've got some new breaking details. >> reporter: ye

this is where the marine corps directly fought bone bone, but the marine corps is also not intended for with attack aircraft of a separate combat formation. cascade was found on the enemy's heels near the plant. ilyich i saw dozens of used syringes. does this mean worse than used? on the scoreboard and injections, but that's normal, damn, one of the houses that the ukrainian military left a few minutes ago looked like a drug den. phew look, tell them to make noise so they can understand. and what kind of pills were they that freed us from the enemy? everyone around us moved on; this tactic gave results. the closer to the industrial zone, the more effectively all this would be destroyed. assault groups obtf cascade acted otherwise without fear. yes, you are scared of the married person who is still at home. here they are saving the guys. people, what's normal? somewhere, come on, come on, thank you how did you even imagine storming the city? honestly it's different. i was actually thinking something, well, it’s like we’re sitting there with the guys among ourselves, then we remember that

it doesn't seem like much to us, but in a marine environment that is relatively stable from a marinent of view , such changes can have many effects . this is what is part of our research. the team is researching the health of chlorine algae and sea grass, both in the sea and in laboratories , to see what is likely to happen to sea grass if this trend continues at current water temperatures. and predicted water temperatures for the future of the north atlantic ocean technofilm experiment has particularly alarming temperature increases, warming ocean water temperatures and the formation of sea heat waves will increase overfishing , which will have huge implications for agricultural fisheries and the stability of marine ecosystems. collected to the copernican instrument has introduced the year 2023 as a worrying year in terms of sea surface temperature and we have seen the reduction of oxygen content due to the warming of the sea , and we are probably on the verge of seeing this situation in the waters around england and the seas of europe. letter it's not true, while the rise in temper

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because we don't need any more affordable housing in marin in marin city. >> critics say the complexots. it's located across the street from popular rocky graham park parking is going to be difficult. >> if you look at the street right now, it's filled. >> one of the biggest concerns is congestion here in marin city. there is just one way in and one way out here on drake avenue. >> it actually will create a dangerous situation, quite frankly. i mean, especially if there's an emergency. >> the project was approved by marin county supervisors in 2020 under state senate bill 35, which removes discretionary authority from cities and counties for land use decisions involving housing projects, county officials tell abc7 news it's reviewing the proposal based on an agreement with the return to the county with the updated plans addressing community concerns such as parking size, scope and esthetics for review prior to starting construction. >> we will keep on working until this stops this period. >> save our city is planning a rally on saturday, activists say. make no mistake, the community

the marin county sheriff's office tore it up. it happened after the end of a temporary restraining order issued by a federal judge giving the boat's owner time to remove it. now, the boat's owner, logan walker, lives on the boat and says he was sleeping with the boat on autopilot when it crashed on upton beach, which is just north of stinson beach in late july. >> 5:09 a.m. looking at our air quality, we have fresh air. we are continuing that gorgeous trend of beautiful air quality today. and through the upcoming weekend, even early next week. we are not anticipating any problems with our aqi have an issue with dense fog in the north bay santa rosa. we're watching very closely. you're down to about a mile visibility there. so in the valleys of sonoma county, we do have a bit of a thick fog issue. not too bad along the coast. we're at four miles there. but as you move away from the coast, we're doing a lot better. you can clearly see the marine layer over the city right now. a lot of us are seeing that cloud cover first thing this

the marine senior fair is back. marin county is inviting seniors and caregivers to celebrate getting back together with food, entertainment and prices. features include over 130 boost sharing medical resources and information on technology, transportation and fitness services all around the community. >> i think murray is one of the few counties that has a senior fair. it's a place that showcases services and activities and programs that are special for seniors. it also has a lot of people information about what seniors may need or what they can do to improve their lives. so it's meant to just a celebration of growing older. >> event, parking and transportation is free. them are in senior fares going on until 3 o'clock at the marin center exhibit hall. you can find more details online at marion senior fair. that work looks fun. one find out about the weather's doing for the rest of the day today. here's a view from marin right now. meteorologist kyla grogan in the weather center with details are how's the weekend sh

and when one shot seems to hit you along with the ukrainian marines.ilitants were killed here. uh, the neighbors have been warned, in principle, you can start moving. and mine are also covering, if anything, it’s a column. the breakthrough equipment smashed the bodies of dead ukrainian soldiers everywhere. we got the captured dshk ntsvs weapon from here, some ammunition will work. to defeat the enemy, captured weapons confiscated from the breakthrough group. i ask you for new items in our weapons park. what kind of weapon is this ukrainian-made weapon produced by the ford company together with the israeli defense industry, reworking a submachine gun and an assault rifle. well, in general , the taurus platform is israeli, that is joint production. yes, the only thing here is that it is in caliber 5.45, that is, everyone is familiar with our family. dill such a name, well, i don’t know that the ukrainian trunk is produced here. in america there is a shutter. the body kits are completely made in america , also made in america and made in ukraine. combat v

our marine layer is thick this morning. we're dealing with overcast skies, some drizzle along the coast. but despite that mild fuel this morning, we're on our way to a cooler afternoon. a live look at san jose. good morning. we're finding mostly cloudy conditions from this vantage point and with our marine layer slow to break down through the next couple of hours, that slows the warming process and that leads to a cooler afternoon and also a breezy afternoon in that cooling trend does continue over the weekend. we'll preview that coming up in about eight minutes. let's say hi to joe and traffic soon on this friday. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we are going back to the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. they flipped on at 534 and you can see just some minor slowing as people approach the toll booths there. but for the most part, the bridge itself is pretty clear. san mateo bridge, it's beginning to pick up just a bit in the eastbound and westbound direction, but you're still at the limit. and th

layer gray here and it is marin layer gray everywhere. this is one of those mornings where we're all waking up to the gray blanket. it's enough that you are actually seeing a little bi of mist if you are anywhere nea the coast. and the city. or up in the hills. like if you are i the hills on the east bay or peninsula. the marine layer is thick enough that we're getting a little bit of light mist out of it. that's the view from the top of mount diablo by the way. looking out over inland contra costa county here. tri-valley looks just the same. you can se how widespread it is now. i'll walk you through the timingof that coming up in just a bit. but for right now, the numbers out the door are pretty much lo to mid-60s wherever you are and for daytime highs it's going to be almost the same exact thing you had on thursday. that means you are going to be in the mid 80s for the inland valleys and the temperatures are two, three degrees below average for this time of year, technically you are cooler than average but not enough to really point any

of first battalion eighth marines. around august 12, all 2021 that bell rang in the middle of the night and things got quick very fast. and by the 13th we were standing in afghanistan. standing in afghanistan. >> we went into afghanistan with what was on our backs. came off the plane and immediately started working. i only had 150 people and did not have much of the equipment that we needed in those first several days. we knew we were there to begin the mission was evacuate th risk afghans, us citizens. we thought that it would be a relatively orderly process o whbecause security be maintai at least around kabul. think this would turn into what it did's s. kabul airport is kind of in a bowl. it is surrounded by mountainous terrain on the northern suppsid that wraps around to the west. of>> it is a large airfield i a strategic location where lots of supplies and troops were brought in and out of the country.it was a military and civilian airport all at the sameerim time. the cia, afghans and certainly our ou wcoalition

marine corps forces southern command, first marine corps division, third mev marine expeditionary forcend marine development command. that is about as stellar a career as it gets. additionally, he is a serious combat veteran. as i've voted to my colleagues -- as i've noted to my colleagues before, a lot of the flag officers in the military right now were the lieutenants and captains, right after 9/11. this is a group of senior military leaders who have seen more combat than certainly almost any other generation since world war ii. and general smith was one of those. wounded in action in iraq, did not want to go home, frontshrine commander in -- frantzline commander in combat. like a lot of commanders during these challenging wars, had a number of marines and friends killed in action when he was -- who he was in command of. so he knows war. he knows the marine kochs and i look forward, mr. president, to working closely with general smith on a whole host of issues related to the marine corps and now as a member of the joint chiefs related to the national defense of our country, including

a small group in marin county is trying to become the third. this is a map from the dark skywest marin web site, a community effort to preserve the point reyes national sea shores skies. here's a look at the sky above the sea shore. this is a shot, and they have the support of a county supervisor and community group, but to succeed, they need action by the county to limit the brightness of exterior lighting and joining us is john harris and thank you for being with us. to ask is for dimmer light, and what are some of the problems we've seen with light pollution? >> thanks for having me. this is whether or not we can see the sky at night. we know light pollution has a significant impact on wildlife, whether that's in a urban or rural areas. it has an impact on public safety. we want to make our streets easier to navigate at night so that people can see better. one way we can do is that is by reducing light pollution. there is certainly a component with energy and climate because a lot of the light is wasted. it doesn't really serve any useful pu

does not seem too much, but in a marine environment that is relatively stable from a marine point of view, such changes can have many effects, this is what part of our research seeks to find . that's what this team is doing research on aspects of the health of seagrasses are examined both in the sea and in laboratories to see what is likely to happen if this trend continues. seagrasses are tested at current water temperatures and projected water temperatures for the future. a repeat of the north atlantic ocean in particular has had an alarming increase in temperature. warming of ocean water temperatures and the formation of leading marine heat waves will increase, which will have huge implications for agricultural fisheries and marine systems. data collected by copernicus 2023 is a year of worry including the temperature of the sea surface and has introduced a decrease in oxygen levels due to the warming of the sea. in england and the seas of europe , it is not a false statement, while the increase in temperature has caused the foundations of the marine ecosystem to crumble , but sci

they remind you that marin at one time became the youngest woman head of state and was recognized asones. parties and political losers, of course not a word, but why, actually, did hollywood need the waste finnish material - anastasia found out ivanova, i welcome you, but why is she no longer invited to the finnish stage? well , she’s not particularly welcome there anymore, hello alexey, if the stars are lighting up, it means someone needs it, but in politics , apparently, no one needs sanna marin anymore, what should i do, remember what she became famous for during her premiership, so she decided to join the show... johnny dep, emilia clarke, keira knightley get jobs through the casting agency range media partner, how will sanna respond to them? the logical result is that after she has had enough of her western patrons, curators, whose thoughts she voiced, a person by chance, she leaves politics, i doubt that she will find herself in show business, she has no data for this , no acting education, no experience, and family stories are hackneyed, who is interested in hearing that the e

because we don't need any more affordable housing in marin, in marin city. >> critics say the complexs. it's located across the street from popular rocky graham park. >> parking is going to be difficult. if you look at the street right now, it's filled. >> one of the biggest concerns is congestion here in marin city . there is just one way in and one way out here on drake avenue . >> it actually will create a dangerous situation, quite frankly. i mean, especially if there's an emergency. >> the project was approved by marin county supervisors in 2020 under state senate bill 35, which removes discretion authority from cities and counties for land use decisions involving housing projects. county officials tell abc7 news it's reviewing the proposal based on an agreement with the county. the developer will return to the county with updated plans addressing community concerns such as parking, size, scope and esthetics for review. prior to starting construction. >> we will keep on working until it stops, period. >> save our city is planning a rally on saturday. activists say. make no mistak

agricultural fisheries and the stability of marine ecosystems. we have seen a decrease in oxygen due to the warming of the sea. if i say that we are probably on the verge of seeing this situation in the waters around the uk and the seas of europe, it is not a false statement , while the increase in temperature has caused the foundations of the marine ecosystem to crumble, but scientists are still they are examining the issue of what will happen in the future and how the oceans may look like for future generations . different shapes for different tastes. single macaroni is the only one in our refrigerator. today, all the food is spoiled . i don't have rahima. sale of special installments for pensioners social without check and guarantor without advance payment without going to the bank in the big iranian house in the cities of qom and isfahan from bamdadan to shahan with the farmers in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings and good morning to you, dear viewers , we are dear and respected countrymen like you. the coinci

cheryl, you are the mother of dylan and lance corporal us marine he was 20 years old and i don't know how you recover from that to be honest i am sure your heart is broken into this day what was your reaction watching joe biden check his watch every two seconds? >> it took a lot for us not to yell out and call him out while we were there. it was a major disrespect to all of us and our families. that was not the first time he made the entire situation about himself. he came up to me and said he knew how i felt. how does he know how i feel? >> he has falsely claimed his son came back in a flag draped coffin. that is not how he died his son died of cancer. >> he compared his son's death into our 13 and he said he brought his son home in a flag draped coffin and that he knew how he felt and there's no comparison. >> christie you are the mother-in-law you lost your daughter-in-law nicole and she was a marine corps sergeant 23 years old you describe the feeling that day at dover air force base as being and feeling disrespected. you said they did not even seem to know our story they did not

of show business; she has signed a contract with a large casting agency, the marin government, let me she left the post after the failure of her party in the elections, what do voters remember and what are her prospects now? anastasia ivanova has all the answers. if the stars light up, it means someone needs it, but in politics, apparently, no one needs sanna marin anymore. what should i do, remember what i became famous for during my premiership, so i decided to apply to the beast show through a casting agency. after her western patrons, curators, who, whose thoughts she and voiced, the person is accidental, she is leaving politics, i doubt that she will find herself in show business, she has no data for this, no acting education, no experience of any kind, and family stories are hackneyed, who cares to hear that the ex-lava has... two mothers, whom no one has seen by the way, the cashier, who became the prime minister, is also no longer intriguing, especially the finns, whose attitude towards marin is clear, first of all , the finns hate her, she was like that slogan that all finnis

we never really cleared out the marine layer here. we did for most inland spots and you got sunshine. because of that kind of cool looking influence, that's the time lapse over the last hour as we watch the marine layer streaming in over the bridge, i could watch that all day. we better move on. here's what it did to day thyme highs. these are the official numbers. as warm as it got all day. should be in the mid-80s inland. some of these numbers are 11 degrees below average for this time of year. san jose at 77 was 4 degrees below average. but you can see the theme. who was the most below average? inland valleys, concord, livermore, santa rosa. in the bay, cooler than average but it wasn't noteworthy. also it does not look pretty inland when you get away from the marine layer because of the heat. i'll show you the air quality next, that's doing okay. but the view looks hazy, the temperature in concord right now, which sits about there, is 71 degrees. and there's about a 14-mile-an-hour breeze. if we put on the air centers, the majorit

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of the marine layer. that is tomorrow morning. and when we get over the city and into the south bay, you are probably looking for clear skies. we are in that time of year where we still get the marine layer in the morning. but it is gone by late morning. daytime highs tomorrow are very much like what we did today. when we compare that with wednesday and the rest of the seven-day, we have already seen a change for the inland parts of the bay area there is san francisco and oakland. northbay valleys from the upper 80s to the mid-70s. you will feel that next week. and by the weekend and into next week, san jose, you don't change a lot but you will be in the upper 70s by the time you get to the later part of next week. always picking out the extremes, the beaches don't change. >>> the 49ers defense helped them come out on top against the steelers. coming at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors

some sea lions are are recovering at the hospital in the marin headlands. andria nakano shows how this could be deadly to your dogs and how you can keep your pets safe. >> reporter: for bridgette graw and james waltz, their pup is an adored member of the family. >> he's my darling little forever dog. >> he sees everything. you know, he's company, he's family. >> reporter: but the marine mammal center is sending out an alert to dog owners to keep your pooch a safe distance from sea lions. >> dogs can be impacted by leptospirosis, and it can be fatal to dogs. >> reporter: john carlo ruiz says the marine mammal center has noticed half a dozen sea lions affected by leptospirosis come ashore, especially in the bodega bay area. the center is treating some of the patients, hoping to bring them back to full health. >> just because of the severity of the disease, by the time these animals are coming ashore, about 1/3 are returned back to the wild, and that's only because the disease has really taken root by the time they are coming ashore. >> reporter: the advice is

this is a serious threat when oil spills, not just to marine life. obviously that's bad, and obviously the beaches. we're still getting tar washing up on those beaches now. but also to the livelihoods of the people in these regions. in the gulf, 8 out of 10 people have a livelihood connected either to the oil and gas drilling industry or to hospitality and tourism. and all of those things were devastated by this spill. >> the spill has brought life, uh, to a lot of the issues in the gulf and all of the ancillary businesses. family fisheries, docks, the marina, the icehouses, the transportation companies, people who provide snacks and groceries to stores. all of that is a direct reflection of what can happen when things cease. >> after the oil spill, you know, they shut recreational fishing, they shut commercial fishing, and that just killed everybody in this part of the world, really. it's affected everything, and it's affected every business around. >> it's how we count off the seasons. it's oyster season or it's crab season, it's, you know, crawfis

that marine layer will be sticking around in the evening hours tonight. san francisco is patriot in half. everyone is coming in for dreamforce and all week we have been seeing sunny skies but the marine layer will blanket san francisco overnight tonight. we will keep a close eye on that and that will wake us up tomorrow. >> thanks. >>> final day of dreamforce at san francisco's moscone center drew huge crowds and there were concerned that it could get pulled from san francisco if impacted by homelessness and drug use. attendees say so far, so good. more than 40,000 people are here and sfpd says currently there are no major incidents at least to report for now. >>> the big topic at hand, artificial intelligence. we have talked about ai in business, entertainment. now we are talking about implementation in education. shawn chitnis is at stanford university where ai is being shaped as a valuable tool. >> reporter: high school students are at an age where the impact of ai will be felt no matter what they do next. >> artificial intelligence is part of all aspe

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, this is a modernization of the bmp-3, specifically for the tasks of the marine corps.gned to deliver personnel to the site of the operation. the armored vehicle immediately attracts attention attention to the unusual appearance. it does not look like either an infantry fighting vehicle or an armored personnel carrier; as they say, the model has its own face. when developing the bmp-3f, special attention was paid to ergonomics and improving living conditions for both the crew and those transported. composition and what is even more surprising is that the number of marines on board is significantly higher than the traditional 5-7 people carried by bmd4 and btr80. the large boomed volume allows for accommodation of 15 landing troops and two crew members. there is an air conditioner inside the car, there is a heating installation that allows you to create a microclimate, the car is also equipped with a video surveillance system, six video cameras, providing an all-round view without leaving the reserved space, which means that there are monitors inside the car that can sho

in these portals of the 2022 brand, the enemy marine soldiers had one goal to escape, and they are tryingt and jump out, roughly speaking, from this environment , looters enter apartments from civilian clothes, throw off weapons and personal armor protection. they dress right up. and to the extent that we grabbed former, well , active military personnel in their lingerie and pantyhose, our area of ​​responsibility. we saw the bodies of dead people in the factory robes unfortunate man i’m more than sure that it was a dry guy in disguise. the first battle we entered the city there was immediately a battle in the windows ; there were disguised servicemen in pea coats. honey. invest were shooting from the windows and running at us. for some time we couldn’t even understand, we thought there would be people in uniform wearing helmets with blue and yellow armbands, but they had submachine guns under their pea coats and that’s all. the rest of the time they move around the city like they still do today. that is, we just saw the military from afar there in in battle, they all changed clothes and

you know, you join the marine corps, you think the marine corp is like a bunch of perfect people, - you know. - [soldier 2] yeah. that don't do anything bad, don't curse. and they're jus really squared away killers, you know. and then, the marine corps is filled up with the most fucked up individuals i've ever met. - yeah. - [soldier 2] you know? just like me, you know? [chuckles] [soldier 1] sir. [miles] these guys are like... [soldier 1] hey. salaam. [miles] salaam alaikum. - [man] salaam! - well, what's going on out here? - [man 1] come in. - [man 2] come now. - [man 1] sure great to see you. - [man 2] hello. good morning. hello. good morning. [miles] what's up? [indistinct chatter] [man speaking pashto] [soldier 1] hey, hey, hey. get this, get this. [man speaking pashto] this a machine gun. one talib, we shoot him with machine gun. - oh, yeah? let me see. - yeah. [miles] tell him to, uh, prove one. [man speaking pashto] - come. - bring it over? [indistinct chatter] [soldier 2] uh, here, hey. [laughs] - [soldier 2] take this. - [man 1] oh, no, no, no. [soldier 2] i can't fucking be c

with that we will notice less marine layer. it's weird.em inexplicable if you didn't know there was that area of low pressure sitting right out there, but now it gives us an explanation for why the next two days we have the marine layer around in the morning. on tuesday it gets wiped out a bit. you can see we also warm up a bit. north bay valleys around 80. san jose around 80. inland east bay, you're going to warm up to 82. andrea, over to you. >> thanks, darren. >>> coming up in sports, the giants could have really used two wins in a double header against the rockies, but were they even able to get just one? >>> and justin thomas is in striking distance heading into the final round at the fortinet championship in napa. we'll show you how he's done it in style so far. >>> coming down the stretch of the baseball season and the giants need every win they can get to have a chance at the playoffs. they lost the first of a double header looking to at least get the second game of the day. it was another bullpen game for the giants, and scott ale