they belong to union pacific. but the call to run the trains is up to ace. what goes into making these decisions on how the mess is cleaned up and what happens to passengers? >> absolutely. when something like this occurs, the first call goes out to union pacific to dispatch crews for cleanup and inspection. we can't operate unless they give us the authority to do so. we are in close coordination with them about the health of the tracks and the court order as well as safety aspects of the court or itself. we are in close contact now trying to determine what is best for the service and what it will look like for us to operate trains, if any, tomorrow. >> i have to ask the obvious question. yesterday, there was a landslide in the exact same spot. you knew the area was vulnerable to landslides given recent storms. any question as to why they continue to run trains today knowing that the area was prone to mudslides? >> it's a great question. we ran two trains through the corridor yesterday afternoon without incident. union pacific ran an additional piece of equi

and so, when you look at the growing american military presence in the pacific region, the efforts of the united states to organize some new military paramilitary groups are openly directed against china and to some extent against russia . actions usually give rise to opposition. well, you know, it's very interesting to watch. uh, americans for many years. uh, they built their relationship on a bilateral basis, well, there the usa thailand yes there the usa indonesia and now we see the creation the attempt to create such a pacific is an attempt to create, uh, an anti, chinese union based on australia, japan, the united states, and uh, hmm, the involvement of india is what is so alarming for russia, that is, the americans are switching to such multi-format things, you know, when the americans fail to do something then to subdue and make american they usually try to internationalize these problems. and this is now a rational problem. well, that is, we will also decide here. we are the most important thing here. we are well aware that we are also married, yes. throughout the wonderful te

union pacific railroad decided the tracks were safe enough for a.c.e. trains. as we saw and reported extensively this week, two lands guide in less than 24 hours shutdown the train service. it left a lot of people wondering why the trains were even allowed to operate. our senior investigative reporter has more. >> reporter: not exactly the view of the hills morning commuters were expecting. the train and it's 200 passengers stopped in their tracks. the mudslide came crashing down on tuesday. >> we hit a bump and chain jitter and then came to a stop. >> reporter: it brought dirt, debris, and confusion over why the rail line was even open to begin with. it had been closed since the weekend, and the department of transportation tells us it kept traffic away because of lighting and concerns over landslides. so, why were the train still running? >> the safety of the community is a top priority. >> reporter: he is with the san joaquin regional rail commission which operates the trains. but he says the owner of the actual track union pacific is the one responsible for

new guinea is washed by the waters of the pacific and indian oceans.e lush tropical greenery , thousands of ancient temples and religious buildings are hidden, twenty-meter coconut palms, rice terraces, bamboo thickets from them bananas. more than three hundred varieties are grown here, multi-colored corals of unprecedented beauty , shells in the jungle, crocodiles, tigers, rhinos, leopards, exotic distant, and at the same time modern dynamically developing. in modern indonesia, one of the leading countries in southeast asia is the pacific region. it is generally a key country and where politically and economically . literally last november, indonesia was the host country of the g20 summit. and at the final meeting of this forum, indonesian president jocovidona. awarded the title of the symbolic title of the country's next hostess to the prime ministers of india. a small honor to meet with the president of indonesia, joko vidos, we learned firsthand about the features and traditions of this beautiful country. jocovido da was born on june 21 , 1961 in t

well, you know, the name of roland in the pacific is somewhat cautious. you know, unlike many other countries like australia, japan, we're not part of a u. s. alarm system. but also, india has a dual nature. it is a continental concrete, as well as an oceanic country. dr. know from the point of view of security, it is the continental thought, which, what is the india not so much fuel share it? now it is a country, though that is growing in confidence, becoming more important for the region, though in many ways the country has been rather touchy though when it comes to receiving criticism. most recently, a b b c documentary on prime minister modi has been met with a fierce reaction. there have been attempts to band screenings of the film, which looks at moody's role during anti muslim riots in 2002, you can see some of the pictures of demonstrations people protesting against bands of the film. the film alleges that moody, who at the time was the premier at the state of good to rod, turned a blind eye to violence that left at least a 1000 dead. he, of cours

european conflict, but also as a conflict a with the asia-pacific theater of war actions., as you know, the united states of america fought against japan let 's be a relatively small country, which was located in the very center of the pacific ocean. it attracted various attentions from various countries as well, because it was a very important point and well and a transportation point, including on the way from north america, respectively, across the pacific ocean in a vase since 1835. in hawaii , the sugar industry begins to develop, and sugar cane was grown. uh, out of it made sugar molasses. uh, that is, such a sugar syrup and all this was transported to the united states of america, uh, s. uh, the gold rush and the influx of people into california a. then, with the civil war, sugar in the united states began to rise in price very strongly, as a result of which many companies that were engaged in production at sugar farms became fabulously rich and there is such a term in the literature. ah, the big five. these are five companies that were engaged in the production of

we're talking about putting marines on the first island chain in the western pacific. ability logistically an even the marine corps are admit this now, to support them. >> i spoke to theurrent marine commanders on okinawa and they acknowledged some of your concerns but pointed out that they'll be supported by if navy and the air force. will that be possible? >> no. there have been articles written where the actual numbers have been done and it's over 900 metric tons a day, even with the marines and the joint forces they can't keep them supplied. >> let's talk about the overall strategy when it comes to china and defense officials i speak to in the pacific say they support these changes because they need the marines and the army to operate within the first island chain and make chinese targeting much more complicated sings the chinese are trying to keep the navy and the air force out. doesn't that make sense? >> no, the marine corps in their initial document said this would be a low observable unit. i've looked at all of the equipment. there's not one item of equipment

on this map is a map of the pacific ocean where 26 pacific islands are located and 30 indigenous communities live. in the records of writing and anthropologist, ohan, is expanding. ohania is hospitable and generous and humanity fire deeper still, osheana is us, we're west and east of asia. many of our people migrated and raised their families overseas while trying to instill the value and cultures that our parents taught us. here are the many reasons our ancestor navigated here. military services and under careers and educational opportunities, better income opportunities access to healthcare, religious work and family reunification. next slide please. >> i think you need to turn the microphone on. >> i should have known this one beinger ieb here this long. maliala. i'm a tunguan villages of my father and mother. i'm a parent of second grader and i've been a member of the parent advisory council as well as the council for some years now. i'm currently the special education representative from the advisory council. and those are our challenges between knowledge and concern education. inter ge

>> take a look >> a couple weird prints on verizon and union pacific. >> union pacific was a definites >> okay. that is unexpected now -- i'm seeing something about the -- >> what is this? what is this up like this? what is this >> i'm not sure. what he smay have head on the call in terms of capex >> look at this one, carl. >> are you kidding me? >> those are unexpected moves. >> are trends right? >> verizon is halted they're halted >> so check out wells. frontier on wells. >> there is something wrong with the prints >> i'm going with -- >> oh, yeah. >> so -- are you kidding me? >> we've been in this territory before it made for meetings where i said i have to make phone calls. >> how many years was that >> june 2016 >> there is something weird going on here. take a look at verizon and wells fargo and union pacific. those are not real prices. >> i'll sell you all the memes >> you set about practicalor back in the day. >> yeah. somebody -- i don't know >> something is going on here. >> now it's down 20. so you should go in and buy wells. let me tell you how to do it go in and buy 2000

the difference is clear for everyone, the so called in the pacific. the west has embarked upon the pass of crating, a blog against russia and china. in order to do that, they have been consistently destroying inches to various mechanisms and go duration mechanisms that have been created in asi, on, on the basis of equality, consensus, balance of interests. these substitute them with military blocks. orcus is a bright example of that. an anglo saxon block in asia, the u. s. u, the u. k. and australia. the actively involved japan in this blog and a prime minister cuz she does recent visit to washington became the culmination of the smallest st. japan has so once again embarked upon the parcel militarization, the are going to change and unmanned its constitution. in particular, the articles that prevented it from doing that. the process has started. i'm not going to go into detail about the activities of the west at either geopolitical tracks. but speaking briefly about the position of the united states and the west that we consider to be the main proble

in recent weeks, a wave of comments and reports about the imminent increase in tension in the pacific ocean north korea china's naval construction taiwan is all sorts of lykov moreover, various horrors are being modeled by the american center for strategic and international studies with a simulated chinese invasion of taiwan in 2026, experts have proposed more than 20 scenarios most of the developments, of which the taiba , with us support, repelled the attack, but each victory was accompanied by colossal losses at the end of the study, a report was published with description of the so-called pessimistic scenario for the us with a chinese victory and optimistic with a victory. taiwan and allies. in all cases, the chinese invasion begins the same way. in the course. the first bombing destroyed most of the fleet and air force of taiwan, then, with the support of missile forces, the chinese naval forces surrounded and blockaded the island. analysis of the games showed that taiwan would repulse the offensive, subject to a number of conditions. in particular. the island must strengthen the

all the pacific ocean was uncharted territory. that is, that's why magellan had been sleeping on another maritime route, their addition. so i'm marianne, to taken full financial reasons, became misaligned to think expedition for because i mean when you just deliveries when amazed during the general you, it turned out to be as great had to been chat, love into it and we took a phone with them. it was a pleasing coincidentally, that centuries later if one of the astronauts who made the 1st ever moonlight splashed down into the pacific on their return to earth that august was the 4 days earlier. if it were, mankind had succeeded in setting foot on another world, be shot humans on the mount open. she you'll be hit, wasn't historical milestone only the story is what the united states ahead in its space race against the soviet union earlier than i am. but if he goes in, if you will, they exited the magellan straight in and entered the open waters of the pacific. either behind the magellan quickly set sail to the north in a bid to leave

it took 3 months to cross the pacific. let ceiling across the indian ocean to cape verde through the atlantic ocean rated. it took almost 5 people 5 months without going through orders, his clothing collisions. dorothea suitably wanted to go ashore little, but they couldn't because the cliffs were to sleep in the windows, driving them against the rocks. if a ship is crushed against the shore line, for the wind is usually the end in a very dangerous situation with is dramatically goes we sailed for months and months with no rest. during that time we lost 21 men. erect additional guilford horse. you must be on that gun captain by one sebastian o'connor. i was to victoria under 26 months voyage through partially unchartered waters. i'm looking for finally arriving back at seneca. that was the greatest nautical achievement of this expedition. so never before had any one sealed such a huge distance over 3 different oceans without stopping. it was truly a ruin. law is like a lump system will. on saturday, the 6th of september we

in recent weeks, a wave of comments and reports about the imminent increase in tension in the pacifican north korea naval construction of china taiwan every kind of lykovku. yes, and various horrors are modeled. the american center for strategic and international studies simulated the chinese invasion of taiwan in 2026, experts proposed more than 20 scenarios for the development of events in most of them, the taiba , with the support of the united states, repelled the attack, but each victory was accompanied by enormous losses at the end of the study, a report was published describing the so-called pessimistic for the perfection of the scenario with victory, china and optimistic with victory. taiwan and allies. in all cases, chinese rejection begins the same way. in the course. the first bombardment destroyed. most of taiwan's navy and air force then, supported by missile forces, china's naval forces encircle and blockade the island of game analysis showed taiwan would beat back the offensive subject to a number of conditions. in particular. the island must strengthen the ground force

was yen, fussy, through and all the pacific ocean was uncharted territory. that is, that's why magellan had been seeking a manure, maritime roots, their addition so high mary, undertaken for financial reasons, became ethical i in tiffany expedition for because mainly you just deliveries when amazed during the general you turned out to be as great to bang chat, love into it and re to the phone with you, let them know. it was a pleasing coincidentally, that centuries later if one of the astronauts who made the 1st ever moonlight splashed down into the pacific on their return to earth through august was of the 4 days earlier for mankind, had succeeded in setting foot on another world, be shout humans on the mount open, she'll be hit, wasn't historical milestone only 3 story is what the united states ahead in its space race against the soviet union, yet i but if he goes in, if you will, they exited the magellan straight free and entered the open waters of the pacific either behind the magellan quickly set sail to the north in a bid to leave this cold and rugged

if you live in the mountain and pacific time zones, (202)-748-8001. can text us at (202)-748-8003. you can also post on social media at facebook and twitter. when you look at the state of south dakota, the governor gave her state of the state address. c-span making the effort to record all of the state of the state addresses from all of the governors and making them available on our website at c-span.org. she talked about issues in her state and one of the key issues was matters of the economy. she made the case for a tax cut. here is governor noem. >> in the last four years, we made south dakota the strongest state by making it the state to pursue the american dream. hey state for stronger families and secure. we will prove the best is yet to come. in this legislative session, we will accomplish that. we will cut taxes for people. we continue to have record surpluses and what should we do with those surpluses? my answer is simple. cut taxes and provide relief for south dakota. [applause] i have been to a lot of grocery stores the last many months. pr

we all burst into tears of joy and very soon we named it the pacific ocean. ah, was he and was he who at all the pacific ocean was uncharted territory, his citizens. that's why magellan had been c panel, menaja maritime route, their addition. so i'm marianne, to taken full financial reasons, became misaligned to thank expedition for because mean will you just deliveries when a made during the general you turned out to be as great said to them chat love into it and we took the phone up with them and it was a pleasing coincidentally, that centuries later for the astronauts who made the 1st ever moon landing on many splashed down into the pacific on their return to earth. good august was the 4 days earlier for mankind had succeeded in setting foot on another world, betia humans on the mount open. she, you'll be hit, wasn't historical milestone only 3 story is what the united states ahead in its space race against the soviet union earlier than i am. but if he goes in, if you will, they exited the magellan straight in and entered the open waters of the pacific. ei

the west pacific region has been stable after the 2nd world war in general. right, and i think what the u. s. it's trying to say is that they are trying to contain china's development on this development is quite peaceful. it's for domestic economic development, and it's economic expansion globally, is also for the good of the rest of the world. china, it's not posing any 4 at to any country. so this fabricated. china is something that has been corrected to, to serve some other purpose to is by the people provoking it this. i wanted to pick you up on that. i wanted to pick you up on that because you know, so it was, what exactly is the china threat nelson? me, let's just go back a few years, shall we? we, you know, when it comes to, i guess, the western press and western politicking you've had. so many years you had the threat of communism. then you have the threat of drugs, the war on drugs, then you have the threat of terror. you know, the war on terror. some people say that when you are the ruling hedge, one of the world, you actually have to manifest prob

in the overall in the pacific strategy under the umbrella that is led by the united states. well, how does that dispute or how far back will that dispute then put south korea or in japan in a joint efforts to up whole regional piece? i think the biggest challenge to the bilateral trust between japan and south korea for them to strength and security relationship is going to come with the trust that they have with each other in obviously the dispute over these islands will continue to put some challenge over how both countries can overcome decades of mistrust between each other and then really becomes security partners that the u. s. can rely on. and at this point, we are not really seen both sides of putting forward a very concrete plan for them to compromise or have reach consensus over these islands. so for them to be able to actually become reliable security partners in the region, they will definitely 1st have to make the 1st step to actually reach how and had bilateral relationship and talks over the status of these islands and put it into perspective for us. how much of

what will it mean and is it a welcome move across the india pacific? but as india marx, this milestone, it is also be accused of attacking press freedom as the government bands, a documentary, focusing on the prime minister's role during anti muslim riots in 2002 class. another film is also causing a stir in india. fans of chevrolet con, are out in force as the megastar, and makes his 1st movie in 4 years. but why is it angering certain groups of people? ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. it's republic day in india, celebrating the establishment of the country's constitution, and there is much fanfare with performances and a display of the country's military. it's a day of pride and in the era of time minister and to render moody all the more important, given his political parties, brand of hindu nationalism. it's been an important year for india, especially on the world stage with western democracies watching how india chooses to engage with russia and watching how it approaches china. there is no question. the country is a key power that can

and of course, has propelled the asian pacific islander community front and center to help ensure that we now stand specifically to stopping the type of violent attacks and utilization of weapons of mass destruction, terrorizing our communities. >> a lot of the asian hate started during the whole expression is dealing with covid. >> and association with china and covid and all of that kind of started this ugly chain of violence against the api community. and now we're dealing with these just your sense of, you know what we making any progress, so much more talk is being done. so many more people are organizing around anti-asian hate and then this did you feel we're making some progress at all? >> certainly and thank you for providing that khan's contacts, whether or not previous the previous president talked about the come flu or the chinese virus. many of us human like perpetual foreigners in our own land. i coming out of covid in the increase of asian hate. and now these mass shootings. it's does feel like we can't catch a break. but what is important is that we come together and fin

korean, in the pacific strategy that was just released last week. we also seen that they mention the very importance of strengthening the relationship with japan. so i think this island dispy will continue to be a very difficult point for both countries to try to resolve as they try to build closer partnership in connection, especially on the security front. in the overall in the pacific strategy under the umbrella that is led by the united states. well, how does that dispute all, how far back will that dispute then put south korea in japan in their joint efforts to uphold regional piece? i think the biggest challenge to the bilateral trust between japan and south korea for them to strengthen security relationship is going to come with the trust that they have with each other in obviously the dispute over these islands will continue to put some challenge over how both countries can overcome decades of mistrust between each other and then really becomes security partners that the u. s. can rely on. and at this point, we are not really seen both sides

and really the the us japanese alliance is the cornerstone of indo pacific security. you know, over the last 70 years. this is an opportunity for our two nations to have very substantive dialogue in terms of how we can modernize the alliance and ensure that we're doing our part to ensure a free and open indo pacific and importantly, a stable and secure indo pacific thank you sir. >> this morning, the fifth fleet announced that they intercepted a vessel down from yemen to our, excuse me from iran to yemen with weapons. i believe it's the third in the past two months. this type of operation. is there is this a sign of any increase or change in policy and how you know how the u. s. is going about monitoring the waters in that area. >> so a couple of things us navy central command has been obviously present in that region for a very long time. can and continues to work very closely with our partners and our allies in that region to do exactly that to to prevent potential illicit shipment and to ensure that those waterways remain safe, secure and stable. in terms of the da

we're working closely on tech and economic issues, including the indo-pacific economic framework. we're stepping up to hold putin accountable for his unprovoked war in ukraine. and i want to thank you -- thank you for your strong leadership on this from the very first conversation we had on this. today, i'm looking forward to how we can continue advancing our shared goals and values, including at the g7 summit in japan, and the apec in san francisco later this year. rather than figuring out how we can work more closely together, a more difficult job would be trying to figure out how and where we disagree. you're a real leader, and you're a real friend. >> joe, thank you so much for those warm words of welcome. [speaking foreign language] >> as we enter the new year of 2023, i am pleased to make my first visit to washington, d.c., as prime minister and to have this meeting with you, joe, my dear friend. [speaking foreign language] >> and last year or starting with your visit to japan in may, we were able to accomplish so much for our peace and security in the region and prosperity

this is near pacific heights and colbiway. "today in the bay's" emma goss is on her way to the scene. >>> trees are a concern in the east bay. reports of a tree coming down on a high voltage wire causing big flares. in pacifica a fallen utility pole caused a closure. >>> governor newsom is asking the federal government for help from all the recent storms. leaders from various agencies as well as the national guard gave updates on the response. >> these floods are deadly and have now turned to be more deadly from the wildfires in the state of california. be cautious the next day or two. >> 35 million people across the state are under flood alerts or flood warning. . >>> we are staying on top of road closures and school closings. look for the latest links on our trending bar. >>> the city of oakland's new mayor takes office. mayor elect sheng thao won come from behind style win in last november's ranked choice election. she'll be sworn in today with other administrators. the city plans to live stream the ceremony on its youtube

you are up to the pacific region, as the westerners call it, set a course for the creation of a blocitecture against russia, the people's republic of china, with this goal being destroyed sequentially. although uh, those mechanisms of deformation of cooperation that have been created around the osians for decades, on the principles of equality on the principles of seeking consensus , prefer to remain silent about this. balance of interests, military blocs are created instead, as well. the clearest example is the anglo-saxon block in asia, uh, the united states of britain and australia are actively drawing japan into this block, and the recent visit of prime minister kishida to washington ended with a confirmation of this course, and japan is again on the path of militarization. uh, changes are coming, as i understand the articles of the constitution that prevented this. and so the process began. and well, in general, if you look, i will not now talk in detail about the actions of the west in other directions geopolitical er, but in general, if briefly said. what is the position of th

now, that is why i wrote it for my western colleagues. gathered from with this pacifism during thisensive. no, listen. i said to myself a long time ago on the maidan, my pacifism on the maidan flew very far away from molotov cocktails and stones , it is no longer around. well, i am ready to return to this issue of human pacifism when no one will have weapons, no one no country produces none and that's it. then we sit down and talk, we dream together, why do we live like plants without weapons, we don't kill each other instantly. i'm not against it, just then everyone has the same conditions, it's not like we are attacked here, and yes and art in ukraine, the war was the name of this tape, the cycles and the film from the cycle of art in the country of war, and it was a fragment about the aleutian kahidtsem. thank you to our colleagues and we continue the information and analytical marathon. next , we will talk about light and what the current situation is with energy supply in all regions of ukraine volodymyr omelchenko is with us, the director of energy programs of the razumkova ce

the span from the atlantic ocean to the pacific had been accomplished. sociologically and economically. prosperity was the keynote. the young country, like youth in all forms, was exuberant, light hearted energy. the spirit of. the times. the 1920s was clear in a popular dance of the day. called the charleston. it was danced with a zest. and today is a favorite in any repertoire of folk dances in the united states. but. the. folk. movement. and. the. of. the. people. in the 1930s. a jazz form called swing marked the pause before the big explosion of world war two shook the world. jitterbug was a big dance of that day, but one had to be quite young and limber to execute it. and the style never found its way into the archives of american folk dance. another more sedate dance called the lambeth walk was more indicative of the new calm that had just begun to settle around america. but it, too, failed to register itself into any repertoire of dance. post-world war two had its problems worldwide. america was too experi ance in every little town, every geograph

a pacific port in northern chile , a city where it almost never rains , the soil around riki is so dryone civilizations have been perfectly preserved, and most importantly, the incredibly ancient mummies and the mysterious culture of chorno, famous all over the world. stay climate this city of chile is called the city of eternal spring. it was founded in 1541 by lucas martinez dobegas as a settlement within the viceroyalty. peru, after the richest deposits of silver were found kilometers from here in bolivia, turned into one of the most important ports in the entire south american continent and 30 years later the spanish crown. even granted him the right to be called nothing else, as a very famous, royal city. arica, became the most important port for transporting silver to the old world before shipment, the cargo was usually stored 10 on the scorpion island it was believed that it was most difficult to steal the precious metal from here the glory of the silver port was huge wealth, and the ricks attracted numerous pirates here, among whom were francis drake thomas cavendish john watli

zone are advancing in the most important strategic directions in the south donetsk marines of the pacific fleet have entrenched themselves on the outskirts and are step by step pushing out the formation of nationalists. the first shots from the front line report of my colleague alexei baranova we are advancing behind the marines of the pacific fleet, who are now working in the coal sector in order to get as close as possible to the line of contact, we are moving in a military all-terrain vehicle. the urals have been driving for more than an hour now, we have been driving along such a continuous off-road, such shots are being transmitted by the camera of a reconnaissance drone to the marines of the pacific fleet, which has now entered several summer cottages on the outskirts of coal. to support the assault groups , the heavy flamethrower system of the solntsepek is moving closer and closer to the line of contact. this unit passed several quarters of the dacha village without loss. after listening to the report of another group, working on the southern edge of the coal mine, the marines bri

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here the largest country in the world meets the pacific ocean for 4.500 km stretches, the pacific coastssia compared to central russia, there are few people living here. maybe that's why nature has been preserved here in its original form. the young marten harza rejoices at the first snow that fell at night, the harza, a very peculiar representative of the marten family, is a tropical species native to southeast asia, the bright color of the harza distinguishes it from all other animals of this region. in primorye, harza settles in dense mixed forests on mountain slopes, usually far from human settlements. soon taiga will wake up and it will be impossible to recognize her. the most the largest river of the far east, its basin covers a vast territory of almost 2 million square kilometers and is located on the territory of three russian states, china and mongolia. now the amur delta is still tightly blocking the drifting ice of the sea of ​​​​okhotsk. this giant refrigerator keeps spring out of primorsky krai. in winter, it is impossible to believe that the far east is one of the richest

marines of the pacific fleet are involved in the fighting on the outskirts of coal, their advancement is supported and provided by rocket artillery of the eastern military district , see the first footage from the front line in the report of our colleague alexei baranov marines of the pacific fleet, who are now working in the uludar direction, in order to get as close as possible to the line of contact, are moving on a military all-terrain vehicle. the urals have been driving for more than an hour now, we have been driving along such a continuous off-road, such shots from the camera of a reconnaissance drone are transmitting to the marines of the pacific fleet, which has now entered several summer cottages on the outskirts of coal at once. to support the assault groups , heavy flamethrower system solntsepёk. several quarters of the dacha village passed without loss at once. after listening to the report of another group working on the southern outskirts, the coalman marines briefly talk about the task they just completed correctly. meanwhile, on the village streets, the armored vehicl

it is this battery that supports the combat work of the marine corps of the pacific fleet in the uludarirection, while one hurricane strikes at the target, the other has already replenished the ammunition task for combat work received by the hurricane. leaves the shelter in the forest lane. and the commander of the rocket artillery battery tells us the connection with the intelligence of the marines who often work from behind the line of contact , eagles fly almost continuously. they find targets, after which they give us the coordinates. we are working on them, we are fighting with systemic volley fire of khaims and 150 mm howitzers. the last case found a target of 150 mmbitsu and struck. great, eight vvgs are rowing normally and fucking constantly working. she walked somewhere around 10,000 km. and how many first special military operations fired rockets are told to us by gunners and cannot be counted. objective control is already in the target area; data on the accuracy of the shot will come in the near future. if necessary, they will make adjustments and continue combat work, meanwh

a battery of heavy howitzers is operating here hyacinth marines of the pacific fleet military report alexei baranova the last shell of the ammunition load is used up the tank turns around and goes to the collection point having lined up in a column, vehicles from the eastern military district begin to march to the place of replenishment with shells. in parallel with them, but the urals go to the same place along complete impassability, such a busy traffic here at the line of contact on south-donetsk direction. the urals are to deliver a large stock of artillery shells today to the 155th marine brigades of the pacific fleet. from here to the line of contact is about 10 km, which means a battery of heavy howitzers that fire at all 30 hits fortified areas and warehouses with ammunition located deep behind enemy lines. 3425 drones operating in the target area today are, without exaggeration , the eyes of gunners there e. our bird is the first skirmish, and then they already say, either the sight is more or less, or to the gate of the right we receive coordination by radio from the battal

they're getting a sunrise over the south pacific ocean. and we're getting great high-definition views from their helmet cameras. right now they just finished performing buddy checks. you heard the ground telling them to take their time. of course, they have done plenty of spacewalk training, including here on the ground at the space station here in houston. the boy yancey lab. it's good to understand the micro gravity environment. these two are first-time spacewalkers so they'll take time on the outside of the hatch to get used to understanding the differences between performing the spacewalk in a pool with the resistance of water and having no resistance in the vastness of space. their translation path or their movement out to the work site is all the way out on the wings of the international space station on the solar rays. so they do have quite a bit of translation to go to. so they're sort of getting their bargs, making sure they understand the movements before they make that journey. and once again, we have another increment, gap in c

they will pass the time with push-ups over the pacific for at least the next couple of months. liz: fascinating. let's get a check on the forecast now. more rain on the way but hope in sight. frances: we see some dry days, full dry days ahead. we will get a little bit of a break this afternoon. our next system arrives as a storm level two. you can see with live doppler 7 over the past few hours, as we posit where it is right now, we see some showers moving through the east bay and parts of the south bay. here's a live look at san jose, san francisco, 52, san jose, 53. half moon bay, 54 degrees. you can see lots of raindrops with our live camera shot at 680 in walnut creek. at santa rosa, upper 40's napa currently at 50. concord at 50. livermore at 49 degrees. this next storm is a level moderate storm on our storm impact scale. we could see brief downpours during the late-night hours into early morning hours and isolated thunderstorms are possible. more likely toured the monterey coast because the system is starting to track a little farther south. a flood watch in effect throug