i said what does army navy air force marines has to do with it? the department of defense has a bigger environmental budget than the epa. i had no idea. in mental health and addiction, we need every committee in congress to be doing something. i guarantee you many of my colleagues on the housing committee did not recognize they are perhaps on the most important committee in congress to address the mental health and addiction crisis because if you do not have stable housing, none of the rest of it works. but how many mental health and addiction advocacy groups have focused on hud? on the labor committee? what does labor have to do with it? that is where we get support of employment so we can reorganize the way we have the workplace set up so people in recovery can be supported at work. we are not organized to meet the huge public health crisis we have as a nation. we do not have our issues mapped out, i tried to do this, i put a 1.0 together but i am working on filling it in. we do not have our vision. that is what i am trying to do with the 90-90-

submarines and support ships, plus more than 120 aircraft and helicopters, naval aviation, the navy air force. weapons, military and special equipment. operational groups of other security agencies will also be involved in the participation, foreign military contingents have been invited. at the first stage , they will practice the deployment of groups in designated areas, at the second stage, according to the plan, the drawing of individual episodes of the destruction of strategically important objects of the simulated enemy, the landing of a marine landing force, the protection of important sea objects and communications. the main objective is to check the readiness of the command staff of individual units for joint coordinated work, to solve non-standard operational tasks, to use high-precision weapons, including promising modern weapons. the exercises will be determined by september 16. russian air defense systems shot down almost one and a half hundred drones in nine regions of russia, the defense ministry cites the figures. according to the military department, 20 drones attacked the mo

o, as in 2024 was booked to the parts of the russian navy air force and even the chinese movie. oh, it's a, it's political cause on a young are pissing off, watched the action, the ocean's warranty of warranty for rush as largest navy drills in decades is in full swing. we've just traveled from us in the far east. the city of what do you want to software, the 1st stages of the girls took place were now in the most western part of the country. cleaning the right region are heading out to see for the baltic suite now to show us what they are capable of the . the massive drills are being held simultaneously in the pacific and arsic oceans the mediterranean gas spin and baltic seas for hundreds best. all of the different types and sizes as well as over 120 various aircraft in 90000 personnel submarines like this one play a special role in modern navy warfare. diesel electric foward. they're small and one for the week. they're quiet. could be quite sneaky. the to the land. this is a simulation on the 10th floor and the roof only during these drills, the russian army has performed mis

there is open information that now the us army, navy or air force simply do not have hypersonic weapons. now the only limited-use system, you know such a disabled hypersonic, is the la system. he stopped flying it because he flew on this rocket plane, and it's good that a month before this rocket plane was supposed to have a hypersonic engine, his colleague neil amstrang crashed on this rocket plane in 1967, and this program was completely closed in 1967, and imagine, from 1967 until the beginning of the 2000s, the americans did not work on hypersonics at all, they considered this direction a dead end, that is, well, expensive, long, a lot of technical... details, what is hypersonic, well, for our viewers, it is a speed of at least five times, and higher, exceeding the speed of sound, at such a speed the air turns into a liquid in fact by its physical properties, that is, the rocket has such pressure on it, enormous pressure, the rocket heats up, heats up to 1. it moves in a cocoon of plasma, it is very difficult to communicate with it, because the plasma screens the radio waves, and yo

air force in history. would have yielded that seizure to the growing chinese navy. the committee called for a 3.3% increase in defense funding compared to last year. to gather all gentlemen, land, sea, space, and cyberspace. our bill would also provide our brave men and women in uniform the pay and benefits that they deserve. but would fund 4.5% pay increase for most of our service men and women 5% pay increase for the most junior enlisted personnel. these are some of the highlights of the bill. our bill includes 37 million for navy shipbuilding the largest shipbuilding budget over. it begins to reverse the dangerous decline in the number of navy ships for the air force they will provide the digital funding to make nearly 500 more aircraft available in the budget request would allow the bill addresses the changing face of warfare with the billion dollars for counter drone capabilities to address this evolving threat. the growing use of drones by eye ron's and its proxies as well as russia and its attacks in ukraine has demonstrated warfare has changed. these are jus

navy ships. for the air force, a the bill provides additional funding to make nearly 500 more aircraft available than the president's budget request would allow. the bill addresses the changing face of warfare with $1 billion for counterdrone capabilities to address this evolving threat. the growing use of drones by iran and its proxies as well as russia in its attacks in ukraine have demonstrated that warfare has changed, and so must our strategies and budgets. these are just some of the highlights of this critically important appropriations bill that we should have been debating, amending, and passing on the senate floor. mr. president, don't take just my word for it. i would ask unanimous consent to submit for the record letters on why we need a full year to the appropriations bill and describing the harm of long-continuing resolutions. one of the letters is from the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. one is from the secretary of defense. one is from the chief of naval operations. one is from the commandant of the marine corps. one is from the secretary of the navy. one is a white paper f

forces. people talk for instance about the indo pacific being largely a navy and air force fight. that's correct. but the logistics that support the navy and the air force will largely be manned by the army. and so we have to have an army that is sufficiently large that it can operate in all of these places, potentially simultaneously. because honestly, it is very hard to imagine today a conflict in the indo pacific that doesn't become a global conflict very quickly. someone asked earlier in the hearing about cooperation between russia and china. the last time i testified before this committee was two years ago about the so called three body problem. russia, china being both nuclear peers of the united states. one of the criticisms that was leveled at my colleague, frank miller, and me was that, you know, well, there's no evidence that russia and china are collaborating in the nuclear area. well, we just saw them flying strategic bombers together, you know, up near alaska. i don't know what more evidence you want that they're beginning to collaborate in that strategic area. amb. ed

and things like that, but they refuse to put men on the ground, they refuse to use american navy and air force against hezballah, against lebanon, that's what netanyahu wants. has to do, but right now the defense department saying no dice, we're not doing that. that's right, mr. james, you just brought up few things uh, i've got a few questions to ask you, one uh was uh is that will there be any difference between uh the new president, if it's camala harris or donald trump, and also i will go back to when you answer that one, i will get back to the ground invasion and the troops on on the ground as well, so any difference between new president? between the two, any change in policy say, yeah, i don't think so, i don't think so, because the the the jewish lobby controls both parties, they hold the threat of assassinate. of judaism is supremacist religion, so it's about time, the only peaceful way to deal with these people is to stop cooperating with them, stop, and then if if there's anybody in iran that has influence in america, they they need to tell our politicians, stop cooperating with the

something that is with to strike back with enough force that the uh they can appeal to the united states to join in with israel and to send their navy and their air force especially to participate. in in this and to use their weaponry and their personnel as well, they're not going to put soldiers on the ground in anywhere, maybe advisors and maybe technicians and things like this, but until now i find it hard to believe that they would actually put uh us forces uh into play, because the reaction from the american people would be... enormous and i, i think that's impossible to do, in fact i don't even think netanyahu would dare to ask that, because the the backlash would would mean an end potential end to for aid to israel because of the anger of the american people, but they do want to get the american forces that... operate remotely that that are not on the ground firing their their small arms and things like that, they do want to get as much of that uh involved because they are beginning to realize that they are not going to win this and they they they're going to need help and the only place they can really get help is from the united states.

yes, the next news we will follow today is the trip of the commander of the air force, navy, army, army to china. we are in touch with mr. khaliq vardi." tv news agency from beijing established about the objectives of the navy commander's trip, we will talk with him, mr. khaliq vardi. hello, good morning. please tell us the itinerary of the navy commander's trip to china. hello mr. hosseini and everyone dear viewers, hello and good morning , as you mentioned, amir daryadan. irani , the commander of the islamic republic of iran's naval forces, at the invitation of darya sal khongming, the commander of the navy of the jin army, traveled to beijing yesterday and this morning visited the maritime intelligence and security center of the chinese navy . the increase in maritime security emphasized that an official welcome ceremony and a parade with the presence of the iranian admiral will be held in yaslaring after this ceremony. a bilateral meeting between the commanders of the navy of the islamic republic of iran and the navy of the chinese army will be held immediately. in this meeting, the

mechanical issue and waves nearly 20 feet high delayed their rescue for several hours australia's navy and air force managed to safely grabbed them when the conditions improved. and uk prime minister keir starmer is vowing to tackle surge pricing after complaints about ticket prices for the first batch of a wasted shows went on sale this past weekend, but its regulators received hundreds of complaints about ticketmaster saying advertisements for ticket prices and available the were misleading the next two weeks will be a busy one for pope francis, who has just begun a marathon 12 day tore of southeast asia. he touched down in jakarta, indonesia earlier. today, his visit comes as the catholic church seats to grow and strengthen its presence across asia the pope is set to meet with indonesia's president and other officials on wednesday before continuing his trip to three other countries. let's go live to jakarta, where cnn's christopher lamb has been traveling with the pope. and i believe christopher, you're actually on that long flight to indonesia with him and you had a chance to meet him on board y

include more than 15 warships, more than 10 aircraft and helicopters of the pacific fleet navy and the russian air forceng with three chinese non-destructive destroyers. had silas and stormy rains. boris' rampage in central and eastern europe caused thousands of people to flee from the affected areas. as a result of the storm events in the czech republic, slovakia, poland, austria and romania, 7 people died and some went missing. images published by the flooded areas in romania and poland show that the neighborhoods were completely destroyed, the storm cut off the electricity in 250 thousand houses and the prime minister of poland described the flooded areas as very dramatic. as the storm and rain continue, the hungarian authorities predicted that the water level in the danube river will reach more than 8.5 meters. more rains are predicted in central europe. starting today, germany will establish temporary checkpoints at all nine of its land borders. according to berlin, this decision is due to the increase in cases of violence. immigrants run and the government of olaf schultz says this wave of action

mechanical issue and waves almost 20 feet tall, two late a rescue for several hours australia's navy and air force to safely grabbed them when conditions finally improved and take a look at a snorkeler being launched into the air by a whale off where else? australia's gold coast the group was swimming with humpbacks when there are tour guide got a little too up close and personal and wound up being launched and japan defeating team usa to win wheelchair rugby gold at the paris paralympics the result means the us, which has medaled at every paralympics in this event, finished in the silver medal position for the third straight games and temperatures in parts of the southwest forecasted to hit triple-digits while the eastern u.s. is experiencing an early dose of fall. let's go to meteorologist derek van dam. quite the contrast across the country today. >> yeah, that's right. and the heat that's going to build across the southwest will be dangerous. he's let's talk about los angeles first, because they could reach their first 100 degree day since september of 2022 there are going to be cooling center

the c force, the navy and in this case and air force. coordinating three services in a tight timetable is difficult,ic but it wasn't only a joint operation, it was a combined operation involving several countries again as emphasized earlierbr, britain, the united states and canada. france is often mentioned. but also norway, poland, belgium, denmark, the netherlands, even australia and new zealand were represented in this operation. so, we have air land and sea forces of ten or so countries and a quick multiplication, even my arithmetic as a history major will reveal this yields 30 sets of the command structures and that is one of the main reasons why very few people other than dwight eisenhower could have carried this off, because eisenhower's great skill with his ability to bring people together to coordinate and ameliorate difficulties. john showed us that paragraph making a personal connection looking them in the eye prior to lifting off that he did that kind of thing not only at zero one and zero two, he did it at the politicalth le

air force in history. and would have yielded the seas to the growing chinese navy. the committee, instead, called for a 3.3% increase in defense funding levels, compared to last year. our bill strengthens our military across all doe mains, air, land, sea, space, and cyber space. our bill would also provide our brave men and women in uniform to pay in benefits that they deserve. it would fund a 4.5% pay increase for most of our servicemen and women, and 5.5% pay increase for the most junior enlisted personnel. these are just some of the highlights of the bill. our bill includes 37 million for navy ship building, the largest ship building ever, and it reversed the declines. it provides the digital funding to make nearly 500 more aircraft available than the president's budget request would allow. the bill addresses the changing fates of warfare with a billion dollars for counter drone capabilities. to address this evolving threat, the growing use of drones by iran and its proxies, as well as russia in its attacks in ukraine to have demonstrated that warfare has changed

during war, but also during peace, the nation feels, an efficient land force, an efficient air force, an efficient navy, an efficient defense. it is ready in this country. it's a group, it feels peaceful, it feels assured, this is hasun al-rahi, it means the army when it says the army sacrificing the nation is honest in this word, he is doing honest work. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings and courtesy to you, dear viewers, companions of the khabar channel , and i invite you to stay with us on the first page and the arrival of the anniversary of the death of the great prophet muhammad. mustafa , may god bless him and grant him peace, and imam hassan mojtabi, the martyrdom of imam hassan mojtabi, peace be upon him , i offer my condolences. in this program, from the first page , we are going to talk about the reopening of schools in the new school year, especially in the elementary level. and follow the programs of the ministry of home affairs in this field by attending

have the opportunity not just to spend more time with army to learn about the work that the air force and the navythe marines and the spaceports are doing as well and that a chance to also work with the coast guard and other entity that is sometimes not often included in these conversations but increasingly should be. >> absolutely, as you come into this role how would you assess dod strategy, where extends where you need to be involved where you need to double down and what is your baseline. >> for me one of the things i was struck by when i looked at the 2023 strategy was the linkage of the cyber tragedy to the broader national defense, the organizing from the department of defense as a whole the national defense strategy. if you look back at the first defense cyber strategy back in 2010 and 2011, the big move was to say cyberspace is a war fighting demand were resolving this debate but it was not connected to a broader dod wide strategy or approach about the department business, gradually over the years you've seen the of all today when you look at the 2023 strategy you say i get the linkage i

was largely about ground forces, about army, special forces, we made all the appropriate investments, we modernized and innovated. now is the navy and air force time. they have to step up. they have to invest more, they have to be more innovative and intrepid. that is where we have to put our focus on. sorry, i didn't mean to go on so long. >> senator schatz. >> thank you for being here. i want to talk to you about surveillance and the internet of things exporting the technology enabling repression from ecuador to kenya to pakistan was a huge implication and this is one of those spaces where they are quietly building partnerships for surveillance and controlling the domestic political situation. and it's not obvious to me what the tools are to provide an alternative it's not like we are going to say use our company for ai and surveillance and repression. but this is an area of expansion both economic and political and i wonder how you see it and what we should be doing about it. >> first of all, thank you. i appreciate the question. there was a big debate. does china have a model of development or a model of government, governance that

and the idea of an iran possibly joining in i'm just having had a big chunk of the american navy and the air force and the read. so they start worrying trends and they really have to be stopped at some point. so then are we looking at a prolonged escalation or confrontation because it also to me, would signal a publication for his beloved. it's already said that it will retaliate. yes, i think we should expect the tax between whom bella and israel to go on for some time and probably cheap escalating as they are now already. and of course, remember just a couple of months ago, you had a wrong and israel was, it was 5 or 6 of western on our countries supporting the defensive israel, a set of clashing with each other with a through aerial attachment styles and drones and stuff like that, but that was pretty dramatic moment. of course, it wasn't designed to be a real full war, but it was designed to send the message to the other side that we're ready to fight . we have capabilities. we better find a diplomatic way to achieve our goals are i believe this a little by israel is in that same category ther

coach with with plenty of experience against the service academies as the former navy coach had the spartans prepare for air forcefinds jackson wide open down the sideline and it's a housically. 58 yards and up for good and win 17-7 and go 1-0 in conference play. >>> and we have the best moments of the world from college football this . >> it was an incredible feeling waking up this morning. college game day and rotted on the couch until i came to work but i just watched college football and saw some great things! let's break it down in the top 5! we have to start with iowa state versus iowa! it's iowa elvis jinxing the cyclone kick early in the game. they went in the half 13-0 but stormed back and kyle conrardy got redemption! cyclones win it 29-19 and to say that purdy was pumped was an understatement and his wife jenna got the reaction on camera. >> yes! let's go! yeah! yes! let's go! >> oh, i wonder if that's like what he's like in the huddle. at number 4 with with matt mcconaughey facing off at big house with texas in michigan. all right, all right, all right. all texas with with winning 31-12. number 3, mar

you see, neither hamas nor hezbollah, these are not the army, they don't have an air force, and if they have a navy, they often don't have much. a group of young people gathered together people's movements that create capabilities in front of them, and this people's being the secret of their survival in the existing arenas. that we are talking about , yes, and these advertisements that they make , for example, make human shields, well, they are a part of the people, they have to go to sleep at night , they have no other place, which is justified by the literature you saw. why are we supporting the woman and the child? well , because this person is part of this group , one of the axes of the psychological operation is that it seems like hezbollah is something that came from a different environment, and the people of lebanon, for example, are a different group. hizbollah, the people who are in hizbollah are the children of this nation, for this reason, it seems that they feel that they should start a process , they know the main problem of iran, and they feel that they should deal with iran's friends

, the ukrainian systemic reconnaissance during the last massive missile and air strike of the russian aerospace forces and navy not show itself to be very good, then... then the poles need to rely on their reconnaissance means, which ones exactly? well, then nato's e3 awacs, and there american crews, for example, again , a strike is always unexpected, well , let's assume, for example, e3 arrived, began to conduct continuous air patrols, transferred all polish aviation there to high levels of combat readiness, so that there would be a lift in a matter of minutes , fighters, air and opening fire, but again, a cruise missile, which they are going to shoot at, well... as the experts say, the underlying surface, i will formulate there the issuance of target designation in a timely manner, well, in short, weeks two or three will be on duty, and all the polish kerosene will run out, the pilots will be tired, and you will still miss the strike. are you used to watching videos online? has it stopped working? we install, open, watch. russian channels, all tv series, movies and cartoons, educational programs and document

largest naval regiment of iran with destroyers and vessels of the irgc navy and the army with the sharp air cover of irgc air force pilots in strait of hormuz was held. in addition to the display of more than 100 anti-ship missile coastal launcher systems today for the first time from the firing of the new strategic missile system of the navy. the army was also unveiled the strength of a part of iran's armed forces is on display in the strait, especially the anti-navigator weapons. missiles such as the ightar missile system , which the irgc navy has not yet announced its destruction. but this is the latest image from the moment of firing this missile. also from the missiles. destroy the enemy with heavy cruisers at a distance of 300 km from them. this fighter is responsible for the air cover of the ships. in the strait of hormuz. more than half of the world's trade passes through this route. here the biggest sea parade is taking place. destroyers and ships of its defense force the army and fast ships that are armed with sea cruise missiles are all here in front of regji's position. in the near future , we will wit

forces in all parts of the world. navy department and ss headquarters, 305 proceed with operation according to plan lessons washington our air at our minus to execute plan c over and by by all the means of communication known to man. 100,000 forces begin to move supply depots embarkation points, ships at sea, all ready for hour -20. execute plan the mobile and so from an unnamed port troops whose regiment shall also be nameless border transport that bears only a number plans is being put into operation. don finds the convoy at sea ships transports war vessels spread across the ocean, moving as one perfect coordinate ocean affected by the magic of radio communication overhead patrol plane. the navy's big b wise are on guard, their crews ready to attack a lurking sub or to flash word by radio of the presence of an enemy. radar and aboard the carrier flagship of the force. the radio room is on the alert, promoted to radio man second class joe's brother, jim brown, is now doing duty with the fleet. now steaming boldly into enemy waters. warships clear whole action. below deck the music of some man's phonograph tingles through th

. >> the royal air force and navy already have assets in cyprus with two ships stationed in the mediterranean over the summer. but its defense secretary john healey, is urging all sides in the middle please step back from conflict and prevent further loss of life. soon as paula hancocks joins me now from abu dhabi, this as nick was describing, does feel like a step change it's certainly a step up from what we have seen from hezbollah over recent days. the fact that they have for the first time being able to try and target tel aviv, the israeli military saying that they were close to tel aviv with that surface too. surface missile it of course, does feel like things are escalating now we did hear from the israeli defense minister, yoav galanti went to visit troops along the border just yesterday and he was talking to those troops saying that hezbollah has been badly affected, saying that hezbollah is different today from the organization that we knew just a week ago referring there to the fact that there were those attacks on the pagers and the walkie-talkies of hezbollah just last week, he al

navy ships. for the air force, a the bill provides additional funding to make nearly 500 more aircraft available than the president's budget request would allow. the bill addresses the changing face of warfare with $1 billion for counterdrone capabilities to address this evolving threat. the growing use of drones by iran and its proxies as well as russia in its attacks in ukraine have demonstrated that warfare has changed, and so must our strategies and budgets. these are just some of the highlights of this critically important appropriations bill that we should have been debating, amending, and passing on the senate floor. mr. president, don't take just my word for it. i would ask unanimous consent to submit for the record letters on why we need a full year to the appropriations bill and describing the harm of long-continuing resolutions. one of the letters is from the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. one is from the secretary of defense. one is from the chief of naval operations. one is from the commandant of the marine corps. one is from the secretary of the navy. one is a white paper f

$375 million military aid package, the agm-154 cruise bomb, which is already used by the us air force and navyallies. it can hit targets more than 113 km away, allowing pilots to strike from a safer distance. the new missiles, while not as long-range as kiev has asked for, will give ukrainian pilots a powerful new weapon to fight the advancing russian forces in the east of the country, where ukrainian forces are losing ground. no, i don’t think there’s any direct connection between what happened and the training program, but we won’t share any operational details because then russia will behave even smarter, i think it is in the interests of all of us to make sure that they... in the sense that if scholz's party were to lose to the alternative for germany again, its members in brandenburg would essentially decide his fate in the change of chancellor, writes american politico among others. the current minister of defense boris pestorius was considered as the new leader of the party. he also underwent amazing metamorphoses before the elections in brandenburg. pistorius immediately gave away. sev

front has not yet used air forces, especially ground-to-ground and ground-to-air, it is a question the issue that our audience should address is why israel does not use its navycause in the 33-day war, it saw something that destroyed that force forever, even in gaza. when it started, it started a full-scale air war. kurdish air, ground and sea forces have failed and have practically reached this number which will not achieve success in this area. yes, you see, in, for example, a part of the gaza area, they announced 6 times that we have cleared there, 6 times , for example, a small area, an area that is 360 km in total. well, now you count with hezbollah in lebanon that it is not a blockade, it can have the troops from syria, from the syrian border, it can be directly supported there, and its air border is open, this is a big blow. of course, israel's strengths and their capabilities are a technological capability, that is, the technology they have is high technology. they can use those technologies in the lebanese crisis situation. well, the president does not have a crisis for many years. sometimes i have beirut as the capital. now, he stays around for 2 ho

air force. bobby served 12 years in the army and later in the air force with service in korea and vietnam. henry mason, u.s. navyf cb, construction battalion at the end of the war. after he was discharged from the navy as a seaman first class, he faithfully served in the naval reserves for eight more years. john mccain, u.s. army. he served in the sickle in germany -- signal in germany. milton u.s. navy, he served in the pacific and asiatic theater support the heavy cruiser uss los angeles. he joined the navy on the first anniversary of pearl harbor after 17 years old with only an eighth-grade education. he study diligently to be rated a signal man third class, passing every test with flying colors and surpassing the shipmates with college degrees. u.s. navy. he served at the aviation portrait school . three days before he was 18 he listed and was discharged in 1946 but he was also involved in the design of the national d- day memorial. marion, u.s. navy. he served as a murder machine estimate third class abroad including tours to iwo jima and okinawa. this was the first lst to beach on iwo jima shorts and unlim

everything of the egyptians and syrians in terms of their their air forces and you can see the same thing, mean i think it's nearly half the navy, us navy is in the mediterranean and in the gulf at the moment, huge forces have been, diego garsia has b2 bombers come into it now, now iran is not not frightened by this, this isn't the you know 67, things have changed completely, they've been... planning defense against the united states for 20 years, they have these huge missile towns underneath which are entirely automatic, the missiles far from deep. in the ground 90 meters through if you like the tubes straight out and they're across iran, same in lebanon, it's not a worry, but the point is, you know, is clear that netanyahu wants war, and some in the united states wants war, want war with iran, so if they want war, why give it, i mean, why do you, you know, don't if this is what their objective is, and this is... what nettnyahu particularly needs quickly, don't do it, don't help them out, go back to attration, get back in control of the escalatory process, we they want to control the escalatory process, they don't want to hand

head coach , plenty of experience against the service academy as the former navy coach of the spartans prepared against air force. first-quarter, he finds him wide-open down the sideline. it is a house call. 58 yards . san jose state wins 17-7. moves to 1-0, in conference play. >>> that will do it for sports. have a great day. >>> time is 6:26 on the sunday morning. trump and harris put on the full-court press in the >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >>> welcome back. it is 6:29 on the sunday morning. i am max darrow. it was a foggy start to the day in san francisco. and zoe mintz joins us now, not from new york , but from our virtual weather center and there is a first alert weather center. hello, zoe. it is foggy. >> you cannot see. i am at a loss for words. we literally cannot see anything behind us. normally it is a beautiful view of treasure island, of the bay bridge. now you would not know if i was in new york or in the bay area. >> i was going to say the same thing. >> the fog is so dense this morning. as the onshore flow has picked up. the onshore flow is the reason that temperatur

, of american citizens were other nationals we get the task to move could also be more air force personnel are navy's hard to say at this point the pentagon is being very tight lipped about that because they wanted to protect not only where they're going, how many there are, and what their exact mission is. but it's clearly a message that we're there to augment those it's forces and were also there to use those forces potentially in at role that would help protect either israel or our own citizens. >> so far the policy has been to defend israel and that they have the right to defend themselves but can the united states maintain that particular policy of hezbollah retaliates it's really hard, hard question. >> hezbollah obviously is retaliating now. and let's remember how this started on october 8, the day after the terror attack on israel hezbollah being again lobbing weapons into israel. we think there have now been about 8,500 thereabouts which is, you know, a lot but this has ramped up in recent times. and so it seems as if prime minister netanyahu has made a fundamental decision which is he's n

air force. bobby served 12 years out of the army and also later in the air force with service in korea and vietnam. henry budd mason, junior u.s. navyese are but two units of seabees, 134th construction battalions in guam at the end of the war, after he was discharged from the navy as a seaman first class, he served in the naval reserves eight more years. john mccain, u.s. army. mr. mccain served in the signal corps in germany for two years. rupert melton, u.s. navy, he served in the pacific and asiatic theaters aboard the heavy cruiser uss los angeles. he joined the navy on the first anniversary of pearl harbor at just 17 years old with only an eighth-grade education, he studied diligently to be righted signal mansard class, passing every test with flying colors and surpassing shipmates with college degrees. roy douglas minix, u.s. navy, he served at the aviation portsmouth school. three days before he was 18, he enlisted, and was discharged in 1946. he was also involved in the design of the national d-day memorial. marion knoll, u.s. navy, he served as a motor machinist mate third class aboard lsc 779, including tours to iwo jima

>> as soon as the navy started using it, the marines saw it, the air force saw.tory as a result. this is just one example how it helps the small company. >> that is great. i'm going to pause here because i'm hoping we are getting some questions coming in and i know we have been looking at this. do we have any questions from the audience we can take now? we can keep talking forever. all right. i'm not seeing any pop up. that spells opportunity for people. why don't we keep going? >> let me continue to talk about what we are doing with partners. we as a part on the bottom -- coalition cordero fund their company, countries products. if we -- we go to conferences internationally to figure out who god has -- who has what. when we see things of interest to a pickler service, we let the service know. we saw this company in this country. >> you can be the eyes and ears out there globally. >> on top of that, we have 98 active contracts. right now with 23 countries. >> excellent. >> with that, we have a unique authority. service will take the product, test it out themselve