retaining the marine, caring for that marine, preparing that marine, recruiting that marine, all that to be balanced. the marine is first. if you do not take care of your marine having marine to take care of. carla: hear from politicians and advocates. some will say the words are taking away from u.s. resources and time to train. hear from someone like the ambassador today pointing out that while the united states is giving certain supplies to ukraine, the united states is replenishing its stocks with newer equipment. how do you view the situation right now? do you see that as a place where you can capitalize on it? is it hindering your plans for the marines? gen. smith: not hindering. they initiated an action which was meant, i think by the fighting spread of the ukrainian citizens and shook soldiers in a manner they did not expect. when we replenish, our job is to defend the constitution. sometimes people will say what does that mean. you are supporting ukraine or israel after they were brutally attacked by hamas. how is that constitution? when the president issues an order, that --

marines run forward as the enemy opens fire. a wounded marine runs back for aid., waiting for the enemy to reveal his flank and main position. despite north korean tanks, mortars and automatic weapons, the assault continues. this counterattack along the southern participant of the river is -- part of the river is almost of a repeat launched two weeks previous when they took this same hill. the high ground in this sector has changed hands at least five times in two weeks. [gunfire] >> the marines form a base of fire the drive the enemy off. the line builds up and so does the firepower. [gunfire] >> meanwhile, overhead air force and marine corps planes support the ground troops. [background sounds] ♪ ♪ >> carrier planes are readied for another strike on inland targets. rockets are of particular interest at this time. three different types are being used. one of the first super explosive types to see service in korea was the a 5-inch holy book. later, the 11.75-inch tiny tim proved highly effective on bridges and similar large targets. the most recent arrival is the

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

marines ran forward as the enemy opened fire. i wanted marine runs back for aid.ther marines resumed the attack, moving slowly, waiting for the enemy to resume the flanks. despite the tanks and automatic weapons, the assault continues. this counterattack is almost a repeat of the assault from the same marines two weeks previously when they took the same hill. the high ground in this sector has changed hands at least five times in two weeks. >> the marif fire the drive the enemy o marif the marines form a base of fire to drive the enemy off. the line builds up and so does the firepower. >> meanwhilele, overhead, air forc and marine corps planes support the ground troops. ♪ >> carrier planes are readied for another strike on inland targets. carrier planes are ready for another strike on inland targets. rockets are of particular interest at this time. three different types are being used, one of the first super explosive types was the five inch holy moses. later the 11.75 inch tiny tim proved highly effective on bridges and similar large targets. the most recent arri

marine, recruiting that marine, all that has to be balanced in the marine is first.f you do not take care of your marine, you will not have a marine to take care of. >> you hear from politicians and advocates, some will say the wars are taking away from u.s. resources and u.s. time to train marines or any of the services. and then you hear from someone like the ambassador today, who points out while the u.s. is giving certain supplies to ukraine, united states is replenishing stocks with newer equipment. how do you view the situation right now? do you see that as a place where you can capitalize or is it hindering what you want to do with your plans for the marines? gen. smith: not hindering. when russia in illegal and unprovoked fashion attack ukraine, they initiated an action that was met, i think, by the fighting spirit of the ukrainian citizens and soldiers in a manner they probably did not expect. when we replenish, it is not good or -- we do. our job is to defend the constitution and sometimes people will say, what does that mean? you are supporting ukraine or

marine corps?en in the marine corps for just over 3 years now. >> i'm a public affairs officer. i engage with media and the public and try to be that bridge between the marine corps in the community and what made you want to get? >> and endless into the ring >> so i have a family, we've always been that's i think maybe just got mean initially in that started looking more into it and just knew that i wanted to put myself up to the challenge and see if i could become >> all right. thank you so much for joining us this morning for us. i'm gonna send it back to you in studio big thanks to him and his family for their service. thank you so much. tiffany. and what a great opportunity meet our service men and women marina green in san francisco today. so something to keep in mind if you plan on heading out there. >> in the east bay, there's been another release of petroleum coke, dust from the martinez refinery contra costa health says friday's release was an isolated incident related to maintenance at th

plastic waste i affect marine life? plastic waste -oses affect marine life?rine life? plastic waste poses such a huge _ affect marine life? plastic waste poses such a huge problem - affect marine life? plastic waste poses such a huge problem and | affect marine life? plastic waste - poses such a huge problem and threat to marine life. who can forget the scene where sir david edinburgh and blue planet two saw an albatross chick being fed plastic. and one being killed by plastic toothpick? who can get over the footage that we often see of wales being stranded with mountains of plastic in their stomachs. —— whales. and animals get entangled and drowned. last it also carries harmful chemicals with it and just this year i was so lucky to be observing a pot of war because led by a 70—year—old grandmother, the matriarch of the family with her two grandsons who were in their 20s and her daughter who was 68 mac that dolphin pod that i was... 0rc apod, i'm sorry, they had not had any offspring since 2001. in the uk the orca population have not had offspring in two deca

instead, its being discharged on the surface with a majority of marine life seats. 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 a 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 deck was noticed, the operation stopped. and what they did was they went back to the footage and found out what caused the problem and fix that. 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, well maybe to 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 eno

it is getting rid of all of that marine layer. sunny skies close to san francisco and our inland areas too. throughout the next couple of days, we will continue to feel this north. 80s for fleet week. 80s friday and saturday and that area of high pressure leaves and we are talking about 60s in the forecast. that is the only day i am concerned about. for the rest of the days, looking beautiful. 90s are in the forecast for us today up in the north bay. this is warm for us. we are not breaking records with this heat but we are sitting in the 80s near san francisco, 90s closer to san jose, all the way off into los gatos. last but not least, we are warming up into the 90s. just keep that in mind. it will be a warm day for us today. tomorrow, here is our inland forecast. 90s for now. by sunday we start going down fast, 80s turning into 70s and then we are back down to normal. partly cloudy skies hanging around too. we will notice that warm-up in the bay too anywhere from wednesday all the way into saturday. upper 80s in the forecast, po

sfrz the merchant marine part of ceremony when we kristen the merchant marine ship and said more people were kill in the westerlied war 2 than any other service. motive not realize that but they facilitated our war effort. and lost so many lives as well. and i say the navy, merchant marine and the coast guard i say that with great provide about the seas but i had 94 brothers in the army we had the sing about the army/navy game and the rest of that. speak of football it was about how far to see diane saluted at the 49 are game way beautiful electronically to her and her support for the 49ers. when the tribute ended they played the national anthem. which was so really beautiful. she would have lived it. and she will love exit know she will see the missing woman process whatever you call it on saturday. admiral. formation. on saturday. would this be it in dam mayor would diane just love that. she is missing in the formation but she is always inner hearts. she was just remarkable and so that is why it is know honor to be here not only for the sponsorship of the ship and announce am of the n

, what did you discover for yourself, because the marines in ukraine were somehow less known before, and i congratulate you, and about the marines, it was extremely interesting, because before that we worked with the ground forces, this mainly infantry, here are marines, this is a different kind of army, they have different specifics, they conduct such more offensive actions, breakthrough operations of some kind, and i was personally impressed by the spirit of these people, we talked with servicemen of the 36th marine brigade, this is exactly that the brigade that held the defense of the ilyich medical complex in mariupol in the 22nd year, and there were incredible stories there, especially when you girls, young people tell you about how they passed 267 km through the rear, the enemy, that is, through the territory already occupied by russia territories, they went out on foot, almost 300 km in 8 days, came under fire, ate cat food, due to the fact that there was no food in them, they finally left and returned to the service. the commander of their battalion, who actually organized th

marine week. that's what it looks like today but what happens over the next few days is the total opposite of this. there is a noticeable warm-up coming. this could be good news. we also have to talk about your temperatures as well coming up n you know i i got two h home r. you got t two jacks.s. and ththen my granand slam. i sisigned a balall for you. okay.. and it sayays papapa i love yoyou. why y did you dodo that? bebecause you'u've tauaughte everytything aboutut basebal. ohoh hunny bununny, ththat's s so sweet.. (♪♪♪) (♪♪♪) >>> the coast guard is searching tonight for a swimmer missing in marin county who may have been bitten by a shark just off wildcat beach north of bolinas. donna lynne talk to marin county firefighters who were involved in the search. >> reporter: is unclear what type of shark attacked the swimmer. i wildcat beach is very remote. you have to go quite a few miles beyond this gate to get there. marin county firefighters received the call before 10:30 sunday morning. three me

and a marine was raised in the bay area. his family came to watch him. tonight, it was extra special. [ band playing] >> the drums, the tuba, the saxophone and more. all instrumented the first marine division brass band played for families at the town square on tuesday night. >> we play party music. >> reporter: music you can dance to. [ band playing] >> reporter: one of the stars of the show, he grew up in pleasant hill. he started playing the saxophone when he was about 10 years old. >> before you join the marine corp especially as a musician you have to audition, you have to meet at a certain level in toward get in. >> reporter: that is just one of the steps he went through to get here. watching from the front row was his mom and dad with their phones out recording the performance. >> my heart. just full right now. >> proud mama. >> very proud mam noorks they live in texas now. they used to live in the bay. >> we hardly missed a show since fourth grade. we will not start now. we are kind of a groupie i guess >> kids were walking up to the front to dan

joey: to set the stage this is what marine corps.romise president to the united states within 72 hours anywhere in the world, we will wage war and take fight to our enemy may not be able to hold the ground eve this a 30-day window bring in big stuff and build buildings make, you know, outpost things like that and marine corps. cause havoc let the army hold the ground. that's kind of the traditional role of the marine corps. and when marsaw came to know this is how you compliment military. >> there's a lot of big equipment these marines bring around and in four slitteds it is what is on a meu and you have 150 officers telling everybody what to do. >> marine corps. prides itself on the unit and don't make a mistake it is sergeants and corporals and lieutenants too if pete: we tell them what to do. next slide is the ground element joey that's 1200 sailors and marines. joey: when we talk about this we're going to talk about capabilities to get on the ground but what makes marine corps. to tripoli fighter nations battle on air, ground and

we have all kinds of marine animals here in these. christine moses, the clarity is a strode and airing. we swim amongst karl fish and cousins. i just love it here. i love the faithfulness of staying on the water. she argues, mining isn't the only path to prosperity and there's money to be made all day till the ocean fits her as they come to to see the queen healthy korea. it's really important for tourism, but also in terms of val um, subsistence fishing and how the industrial fishing that we have. there's a lot of economic benefit to having a beautiful printing environments. the marine pod made the cook islands, alida and conservation funds with dave c mining on the horizon. jacqueline says the nations refutation is at risk. we feel like the government's rushing into it. there's been a lot of government propaganda for deep sea modeling and the kinds of tips the my name per se, simmering pack is pretty much not going to be taken seriously. i'm in already internationally. it's uh, it's considered a disappointment because of the plans t

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

our weapon is the marines. we put the marines ashore and support them.transport ships that can come in and out of the out of this ship. but that's our main weapon is putting the marines ashore and supporting them. >> amazing. and today, i know you were just telling me behind the scenes, you guys will be working on an exercise today with maybe some local crews as well. can you talk to me about what that is? >> you bet. so it's defense support to civil authorities. we're going to set up our equipment out in town. and it's a communications exercise that's going to use the marine corps, the navy, coast guard as well as your local police department and fire department are going to all work together in this exercise in case of a disaster response. we would be there ready to engage in, provide our support. >> amazing. all right. well, so much to look forward to. and my last question i wanted to ask you about. there is a lot of live music opportunities for folks to enjoy throughout the week. tell me a little bit about that. you bet. >> we have the navy band and

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the marine layer. we will see a little more of the marine layer through the morning today. that is not saying a lot. there will be a sliver left in time for the blue angel show today for the week. the show will be fine. the focus is the cooler temperatures. if you take a look at the inland valleys, you could be into the 80s after climbing into the 90s. tomorrow is much cooler and there is a small chance of rain. i will see what that it in the complete forecast in a few minutes. >>> community members coming together in alameda rally around a hotdog vendor whose cart was seen in a viral video being pushed to the ground last sunday by a permit inspector in san francisco. dial-in was at the rally where people came from as far away as southern california to support the vendor at a buyout event. >> reporter: this is a hotdog vendor's first day back on the job. organizers hope this will put some money back in his pocket and hopefully raise enough money to buy a new cart. a long line of people waiting for bacon wrapped hot dogs. they are here to support this vendor, juan carlos ram

marine layer when we wake up sunday morning. we are going to have the marine layer back. it will not be a big factor for the show. but there will be a little more marine layer in view of the jets and the blue angles. there is a look at the daytime highs. we have a chance of rain coming on monday, reed. >>> if you missed our live coverage of the blue angels, check it out tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. we have special encore presentations of all of the spectacular events surrounding fleet week. thank you to all our spectacular service in the skies and in the water. >>> israel's leader says his country is at war. hamas launched a surprise attack out of gaza, stunning israel and the world earlier this morning. hundreds are dead on both sides. in the chaos, fighters broke out of the gaza strip into israeli territory taking hostages. unconfirmed media on social media shows even senior officers taken. out of the region, information sometimes comes faster than we can confirm but israel says rocket fire killed at least 250 israelis. the palestinian health ministry reporting at least 250 pa

the marine pod made the cook islands, alida and conservation funds with dave c mining on the horizon. jacqueline says the nations refutation is at risk. we feel like the government's rushing into it. there's been a lot of government propaganda for deep sea modeling and the kinds of tips the my name per se, simmering pack is pretty much not going to be taken seriously. i'm in already internationally. it's uh, it's considered a disappointment because of the plans that the government has announced in a small country where the government is the biggest employer. she says most people are afraid of speaking out against they've seen mining. jacqueline claims her views meant she was forced to leave her position, managing the maureen park. basically, it was because i had recommended that we, we adopt the tenure more trim among other concerns. she complaints the governments was relying solely on data provided by results companies 15 asking for independent research to be done, but it just was not a popular a suggestion. they felt that i was on the same page as them. so they decided to let me die

. >>> now to the search for a missing man who may have been attacked by a shark off the marin county coast. >> good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >>> the coast guard suspended its search for the swimmer earlier today. our kenny choi spoke to an expert about just how rare these types of attacks are off the bay area coastline. >> reporter: first responders scoured the coast on watercraft near wildcat beach for the second straight day, but more than 24 hours after a swimmer was reported missing no, of life. >> we do remain hopeful. >> reporter: witnesses tell cbs news bay area three people went swimming 25 to 50 yards offshore when a shark appeared to attack one of them leaving a large pool of blood in the water. mostly the operation is being conducted from a bluff overlooking the area where the 52-year-old man was last seen. >> they're using binoculars and spotting scopes to be looking for any sign of the missing individual. >> it's pretty unusual here where there's an instance where there's been a swimmer attacked and just completely disappeared. >> reporter: dave ebert is the director

the marines of the 40th guards brigade of the pacific fleet entered into battle with the 35th marinepproximately 70 m away in dashes of 5-10 people. soldiers the ukrainian armed forces tried to break through the defense. constantly works as a cluster munition, and spends it in huge quantities, and the enemy infantry tried to attack , but at first they succeeded, but no more, until a certain point, there were offensive attempts over the course of a week, which did not exchange success, during the battle reconnaissance was constantly carried out from the sky, with the help of copters the work of the artillery was adjusted, as a result the enemy suffered huge... losses, both in manpower and in equipment, for example, nato mrp, a wheeled armored vehicle with enhanced mine protection, two of them, they are very, very rarely taken away, very rarely taken away, i don’t know what this is connected with, let’s say here, but something happens right away, they all came to us right away, they took it away, this doesn’t happen to them, they can’t lie there for months, the enemy managed to get to

look at what the marine layer is trying to do. as it gets to the bridge, it is getting squashed and eliminated. there is just enough of this weak offshore influence. the wind is coming from inland and blowing offshore and drying out the marine layer as it approaches. that is the first sign we are entering a warm pattern. lots of storm track out here. look at what the weather has to do. all that rain has got to go up and around the long way and run underneath that, we have this big ridge of high pressure. we started visualizing this while showing you what the pressure fields look like but here is a more important way to look at it. what is the wind doing that is causing the storms to go up and over? you can see the strong winds bringing the storm track but what happens around this edge? over the next few days, the center of the high will wobble a bit and now we have this northeasterly wind coming over us. that is why the next few days will be warm and sunny. this will not be one of those intense heat waves where we find ourselves u

thousands of runners are preparing to start in the 48th us marine corps marathon.r with participants from the usa and other countries, former paratrooper oleksandr shvachka is preparing for the race. in march of last year, he lost his leg during the defense of the kyiv region, and now he is preparing to run 10 km for the first time in washington with a sports prosthesis. i received the prosthesis just recently in july. since july , they have been preparing for two events. well, they trained, there was so much free time. in the three of us are fighting, of course, to show the whole world that we are at war. that is, despite the fact that the enemy can take away our life or a part of our body. ukrainians will still be infamous and will show. to the whole world his strength of spirit. ukrainian veteran yevhen smaga is still waiting for his running prosthesis, so he will overcome the 10-kilometer distance. i was injured on march 14 of last year, well, i protested somewhere in march, after eight months, plus or minus after the injury, i learned to walk for a month and a

that is the marine layer.e we are , watching the last hours and the marine layer is creeping back along the coast. i showed you that forecast at the top tomorrow morning, marine layer is going to come back into the bay . that is usually how we break heat waves around here. and that is what starts tomorrow. so if we look at tomorrow daytime highs in the places that really feel the change the most, anyplace right near the vicinity of the golden gate. so temperatures well into the upper 80s today . still very warm by san francisco standards. oakland gets the big drop. everybody cool down a little bit tomorrow but you want to see a real cooldown? but what happens when we switch from tomorrow's daytime highs to mondays. a whole different color skin, this is really the day we get the cooldown and this is much more significant, just a little bit of onshore flow. this is from a false war, try to come our way, let's check that , there is rain in the forecast on monday. there is the system. if we switch from high resolu

mobile rapier the marines designed it themselves.d three metal bolts. everything is convenient, in the back, if something happens , we put three drawers for the loader, so that everything is enough in height. after. 3 seconds is enough to load, a gun, a shot, the marines scalded the car from all sides, also with anti-drone nets, drones, all sorts of bombs, they are there, well, they have komikazes, they have a lot of all sorts of them, a quirk, now they have a new one - a babaiga called it came out, it flies and can hit several targets, well, reset and do, drones now? one of the most serious threats in the southern donetsk direction. with strike drone raids, the ukrainian armed forces are trying to compensate for the firepower of their armored units, which were burned out during the offensive. rostislav skidan, valeriyan kushnir and dmitry pisarev, ntv television company, south donetsk direction of the special military operation. the russian authorities pay a lot of attention to the issue of excessive bureaucracy and strive to rid th

the marines designed the mobile rapier themselves. work took 3 days and three metal bolts. everything is convenient, in the back, in case something happens, we put three boxes for the loader, so that everything is high enough, there is enough time for 3 seconds to charge. a gun, a shot, the marines also scalded the car with anti-drone nets. drones, all sorts of things, there are bombs, they are there, well, they have komikazas, they have a lot of all sorts of quirks, now they have some new kind of babaiga out called, it flies and maybe up to several, well, hit targets, well , reset and do it. drones are now one of the most serious threats in the southern donetsk direction. the armed forces of ukraine are trying to compensate for the firepower of their own with strike drone raids. burned during the offensive. rastislav skidan, valeriyan kushnir and dmitry pisarev, ntv television company. south donetsk direction of the special military operation. brussels, whose political authority has noticeably suffered in recent years, is trying to c

army europe in 2013, we worked with the marine expeditionary units in the area at the time.t was a different view, but this one, the 26th marine exped igszary unit, and it can work with special operations forces are trained to conduct neo operations and in pack, back in my day about ten years ago, we actually planned a neo operation in beirut out of lebanon. it didn't happen, but certainly it could today given the increase of tensions in the area. what i'd suggest is that rapid response force, that marine meu is capable of doing all sorts of things contributing to the execution of a neo is one of the most important things they do, but what i'd say, jim, is when i was there, and this was a long time ago, there were 100,000 and more american citizens inside of lebanon and we were planning for the non-combatant evacuation of all of them at the time. luckily we didn't have to do it. this was a very tough mission and the meu will contribute to that. it has about 2200 marines onboard, the baton and the amphibious ship that would contribute to this. this is an important factor of h

you can see that marine layer getting pinched down below the tower. right?that's sort of a shallower inversion than we've seen. so that's going to keep things a little warmer tomorrow as well. the satellite image shows the low pressure to the east of us now and a high pressure building in from the west. we've had low kind of all over us, low pressure all over us for day after day after day after day. this summer, we've talked i've talked about it every night here with you and now we've got a high pressure that's going to pretty much dominate the course of this week. and that will set us up with increased fire danger, which is very typical for this time of year. none of this is atypical at all. the forecast highs tomorrow. yellows are 70s. we'll see some low 80s those oranges and then temperatures will generally warm a degree or two each day. so these are the highs for tomorrow, 83 in fairfield, 82 in antioch. and then the five day forecast. yeah, i used to do this thing where i'd park on the sidewalk to get because i get home from school and i lived in pacif

. >>> to marin county, no sign of a missing man who may have been attacked by a shark off the coast. this happened just off wildcat beach north of bolinas. witnesses tell us that three people went swimming 25 to 50 yards offshore when a shark appeared to attack one of them. they say there was a pool of blood in the water. we tagged along as first responders scoured the coast on watercraft, looking for the mixing 52-year-old man. the director of san jose state shark research center said september and october other months when there are more shark sightings because of elephant seals and sea lions giving birth. >> they tend to hunt where they are at an advantage. if you think about the surf, sea lions cannot always pick up on stuff because of the activity. that is where wide shocks will often attack. >> he of the sizes in the 70 plus years of tracking shark attacks in california, the average has remained consistent with three to four incidents a but marin county has a higher number of shark attacks compared to other counties across the state since 1950. >>> we might be in the fall seaso

what we found was the marine corps, veterans of the marine corps showed higher support for proud boys, antifa, and white nationalists. if you look up support for any of these groups veterans of the marine corps are twice as likely to show support for one or more than army, air force, or navy veterans. we also broke down branch of service for the specific ideologies and beliefs. we saw marine corps veteran showing higher support for political violence. true patriots may have to relate to violence to save our country. there is a conspiracy to replace nativeborn americans with the great replacement theory. most marine koren air force veteran showed higher support for the qanon narrative . logy . we can talk a little bit during. q&a about reasons for that. we also looked at overlap in support for specific groups and endorsement of political violence. the reason is particularly concerning to see a law of importance. the good news is the degree of overlap and supporting the need for taking up arms against the country to support specific groups was pretty mild. it is a couple ways of looking

and under coal, our marines collected a real collection of western weapons.ing the retreat he was abandoned by the ukrainians national formation. fighting in this area has been going on for more than a month. from the south donetsk direction of the special operation, she left, well, in the intervals between the attacks of the armed forces of ukraine and novomayorskaya, this is the vicinity of ugledar, the attack aircraft of the kamchatka marine brigade are changing positions, the fighting has been going on here since the beginning of september, ukrainian troops are almost every day trying to get through to the village, populated area novyorskoe, yes, the one who took it, this is to the address of our... the drone is the moment of landing of a group of ukrainian military personnel into the so-called gray zone. fishing between minefields, armored vehicles of the armed forces of ukraine fall into a fire trap. most of the cars were left burning in the forest plantation. marine reconnaissance officers are already waiting for those who managed to break through on t

well, the sailors and marines have been looking forward to it. businesses say they're thrilled that a deal has been worked out. well, when we first heard that it was possibly going to be canceled, we were really worried at the buena vista, famous for its irish coffee. they'll have front row seats for the air shows. they're thrilled that fleet week is on and that the million or so visitors it draws will soon fill the waterfront. we were worried that they weren't going to do it. and when we got that notice that the a day in advance, they they agreed they were going, you know, that made me happy. and. now the blue angels arrived in the bay area today as well. public tours set to get underway wednesday in those air shows that everybody looks forward to set for friday, saturday and sunday. coming back to our live shot, you can see some members of the military here preparing to run this clinic in a couple of minutes. and if you look there, you can also see that there are athletes , scholar athletes from the academy of art university. so this really is

but where do sailors and marines go when they have some down time? we found some first time visitors to the bay area to ask. plus navy pilots gave him a barf bag and said hold on to your lunch. matt lively goes for a ride. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hi, i'm sara donchey. what a way to end the work week, head into a long weekend. today the bay area had it all. big ship, big planes, and of course the blue angels with the perfect blue backdrop. we came close to not having a fleet week at all this year. there was the threat of a government shutdown, and the fog that always lingers over the bay during fleet week, but today everything came together for a spectacular air show and parade of ships. a lot of people very excited to see the ships and the jets. and here's a time lapse of the bay crowded with boaters hoping to get the best view of the air show. but in between today's big show and tomorrow's, the men and women of our military get to let loose a little and enjoy some of the fun things that san fr

right now an armored group of the pacific marine corps fires at another ukrainian landing force.ts of our defense, that is, but as a rule, it was unsuccessful for them. come on, later, later. the lessons of the failed summer campaign, the command of the armed forces of ukraine, they say, our marines have learned , the enemy is saving armored vehicles, especially those supplied by the west, they began to operate in small groups, that is , they began to approach the reception with infantry, not as it was before, that is, they have equipment send for slaughter, their equipment is accordingly undermined, they were forced to retreat, now this is not the case, now they enter only in small groups of infantry, with the support of artillery. the colida crew had returned from night duty the day before. ukrainian scouts tried to occupy the forest belt, but were caught in the night vision scope of the marines. generally clear. during one of their duties at the front line, this armored group was attacked by a ukrainian baba yaga. this is a heavy drone, most often agricultural, which carries s

the exploits of the marines now.f a special military operation, this is really not an isolated story , this is unparalleled heroism, which is shown in all units, once again the marine corps shows that the unity of spirit and the motivation that has now been formed is irresistible and invincible. marine without exaggeration, he acted fearlessly, at some point, an explosion occurred next to him, and he, only swaying slightly, continued to fire, despite the superior forces... of the enemy, the attack was thwarted thanks to the actions of dmitry egorov, hero of russia. evgenia nipatanino, vesti. the first sarmat intercontinental ballistic missiles will soon go on combat duty. this was stated by defense minister sergei shaigum. in the krasnoyarsk territory, the head of the department inspected the enterprise where the missile system is produced. he will become the basis of the ground grouping of russia's strategic nuclear forces. details in the report by dmitry petrov. this is the newest workshop of krosmash number 17. it

a shark attack off the marin county coast. searching for a missing swimmer who is believed to have been bitten by the shark. >> authorities say it happened off wildcat beach. three men went out for a swim at wildcat beach when they say a shark attacked one of them. two people swam back to shore, but they told first responders there waa large pool of blood in the water. authorities say the three swimmers were camping with a group of about 10 to 15 people above the beach. but there were no one in the water with the victim. >> the further amount of time, it decreases the chance of survivability. >> to my knowledge, yeah, this could be the first fatal shark attack. but we're hopeful he'll be found. >> according to tracking sharks, there's been 32 shark bite attacks in the u.s. so far this year. during the summer, there were sightings in san diego county, one near a surfer and another attacking a dolphin. on the east coast, a shark attack prompted a beach to close last month. >>> turning now to a police shooting in antioch. it happ

we'll have a marine layer. of mornings, we will start out with clear skies as our marine layer disappears. right now, some chilly spots in the north bay and along the coast, 48 half moon bay, 49, napa, 46 in novato. elsewhere, we're starting out our morning in the 50s future weather showing you just some patchy fog first thing this morning. we have a lot of sunshine in store just like yesterday. but today is a warmer day compared to yesterday. we are going above average across the region. 73 in the city today, 78 in oakland are warming. trend gets underway here today. 83 in san jose, 85 in santa rosa, 88 in fairfield. that warming trend is going to accelerate over the next couple of days. we'll preview that coming up in eight minutes. let's check in with jobina and see how traffic is doing. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. so we are zooming back into pittsburgh. this is where we'll find our biggest issue so far this morning. we have a crash we're looking at on westbound four before railroad avenue. y

that is a marine layer. so this is the onshore flow starting back.g to wake up with marine layer gray. it will not be a total gray out. it will not be overwhelmingly oppressive but it is going to be there. just in time for the final 3:00 performance of the blue angels, this is where the marine layer is likely going to be then. i think we will still have a little bit left over right to the immediate golden gate. but it is not the kind of search in the marine layer that will cause any delays in the show. that is about it. it will be cooler though. those are sundays daytime highs. take a look at monday. huge drop. so along with that chance of rain on monday, daytime highs will not be getting out of the 60s. in the big picture, there's that chance of rain on monday just getting develops. remember, i said there were two. it grazes on monday morning and falls apart for the majority and rest of the bay. the next one tries to get in here and see how that one is going a little too far north? for that one, i do not have any kind of forecast. that is a tuesday

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