for both private and public shipyards. susan: do you think it is possible coproduction be an option going forward? sec. del toro: it can be in some ways. there are abilities for us to build certain modules overseas. we do this in the aircraft industry for example. in india we are building aircraft and flying them in the u.s.. there are opportunities we can pursue and we need to remain open mind is about those to increase production rates of our ships and aircraft. susan: thank you. you mentioned global supply chains earlier. both in terms of vulnerabilities and opportunities for more resilience and durability. 90% of our globally traded goods go by c. -- by sea. sec. del toro: how many of you get amazon packages at home? the rest of you are lying. the first and last leg of the journey may come from my truck but the metal leg comes to you because of the u.s. navy and navies of three democratic nations well lines of communications open for free trade as we are currently trying to do in the red sea. susan: maritime trading vo

and look at us in hunters point shipyard.till playing around trying to knock down whatever we as minorities in that community have to benefit and not waste our time and somebody else come in after they then kicked us all out because we can't afford to stay there no more. and then somebody else come in there and get all of our benefits. we have suffered out there long enough. the people in the community should benefit. do not keep your good work, doctor honeycutt. keep up your good work and anything that i can do as long as i'm living. i got your back. thank you very much. thank you. ace washington. he's not here. we would like to now, call any members of the public who may be joining us by phone who would like to provide a comment. please raise your hand by pressing star three on your mobile devices. madam vice chair at this time, there are no more members of the public wishing to comment on this item. hearing. there are no more requests to speak on this item. i will close the public comment and turn now to my fellow commissi

and this is the situation at shipyards throughout the country. at this shipyard near st.repared to be sent to the capital, which named, by the way, in honor of moscow rivers. this is pakhra, this is the heater. this shipyard is unique; electric ships are built here, which are woven into the moscow transport system. now at the electrical shipyard. they are building another batch of water trams, and next to the building there are new models of the electric vessel moscow 2.0. our vessels are operated in two more regions besides moscow, this is nizhny novgorod and... accordingly, next year we are definitely going to perm and laying the moscow 2.0 type here, they will presumably be laid down for five regions of our countries. there are so many orders that this company has already begun to expand; its capacity will triple in order to increase the production of electric boats from 14 to 65 per year next year. in fact, now the most significant element that we use is a foreign one - this is a battery, so taking into account the plans of the russian industry to launch new battery f

throughout the country, at this shipyard near st.apital. two brand new electric ships, which, by the way, are named after moscow rivers, this is pakhra, this is kamenka, this shipyard is unique, electric ships are built here, which are woven into the transport system of moscow. now on the electric shipyard is building another batch of water trams, and next to the building there are new models of electric sleepers moscow.

across the country, at this shipyard near st.brand new electric vessels, which are named, by the way, in honor of the moscow rivers, this is a plow, here is a heater, this is a unique rope, an electric one is being built here. ships that are woven into the moscow transport system. now the next batch of water trams is being built at elektrowerf, and next to the building there is a new model. 14 to 65 per year, in fact, now the most significant element that we use, foreign ones, is the battery, and so, given the plans of the russian industry to launch new battery factories, we hope that we will win this story too, then we will have an almost 100% domestic amount. such vigorous development of the river passenger fleet became possible thanks to the preferential leasing program launched on behalf of vladimir putin. fleet, which is sold by a state-owned transport and leasing company. these are investment projects using funds from the national welfare fund. a unique product today, just for water, for river passenger ships, the rate is 2

and also ostarakhan shipyards. the first container ships are being built specifically for shipping in the caspian sea. but at the beginning , the military correspondent of izvestia, semyon eremin, died in the zaporozhye region, as a result of a ukrainian drone strike, just like our colleague boris maksudov did a few months ago. eremin worked in the donbass for many years, one of the first together with the russians. born in the stavropol territory, graduated from the faculty of journalism, began his career at the all-russian state television and radio company, worked for 2 years in the stavropol territory branch since 2017 as a special correspondent for izvestia. perhaps i’ll share some kind of correspondent’s sadness, because we can no longer accompany this vehicle on combat missions, the war is fast changes, anything from all calibers flies at it, the enemy hits the priority target. the ukrainian conflict is not the first for him, before that he worked in syria in the donbass since 2013, who would have thought th

across the country, at this shipyard near st. petersburg... two new electric vessels are being prepared to be sent to the capital, which by the way, they are named after moscow rivers, this is the pakhra, this is the heater, this is a unique rope, electric ships are built here, which are woven into the transport system of moscow. now the next batch of water trams is being built at the electric shipyard, and next to the building there are new models of electric sleepers moscow. 2:0. our vessels are operated in two other regions besides moscow: nizhny novgorod and krasnoyarsk. here. accordingly, next year we are definitely going to perm and laying the moscow 2.0 type here, they will be laid presumably for five regions of our country. there are so many orders that this company has already begun to expand. capacity will triple in order to increase the production of electric boats from 14 to 60 next year . such vigorous development of the river passenger fleet became possible thanks to the preferential leasing program for the water fl

within bayview especially the naval shipyard. two accept and implement entirety of the 2021 civil grand jury report and support community initiatives. this is important many young people in bayview are still faith the health effects of to beingic waste in the area. and that causes health issue this is can affect them in the future. and our last policy priority is to address food and nutritional insecurity. as food insecurity and related deaths are one of the leading kausz of death in san francisco this is an important issue. this is why our recommendations are as follows. one support community initiatives. includes farmer's markets and food banks and organizations like st. anthony free, warm, ready to eat meals to the community. two, increase out reach and food support programs ebt and food stamps for immigrant communities who don't know the programs are available. 3 focus on food policy and this it is recommendation that we got from the food security task force. within city government focus policies to -- which is out line in th

kaiser, what about this ship that broke up broke up in one of your shipyards? what was the cause of that? kaiser was very reluctant to answer the question. brewster pressed him on it. finally, kaiser responded. he had he had a report in his hand, and he said, what i'm told by the experts is that there is bad steel in this ship, bad steel from a plant at the carnegie, illinois steel company in pittsburgh. the discussion moved on from that point, but all the young staffers on the truman committee ship sitting there realized immediately. that they had in a file not far away from where kaiser was sitting, about 30 letters from an inspection supervisor at that factory, telling them of faulty steel being shipped out of that factory every single day. tons of it. truman sent three investigators up there. they went sort of undercover in the plant to see what was going on. they ended eventually had to subpoena the inspection records of the plant. they subpoenaed the head of the united states steel and carnegie, illinois steel corporation to testify in washington and the

kaiser, what about this ship that broke up broke up in one of your shipyards? what was the cause of that? kaiser was very reluctant to answer the question. brewster pressed him on it. finally, kaiser responded. he had he had a report in his hand, and he said, what i'm told by the experts is that there is bad steel in this ship, bad steel from a plant at the carnegie, illinois steel company in pittsburgh. the discussion moved on from that point, but all the young staffers on the truman committee ship sitting there realized immediately. that they had in a file not far away from where kaiser was sitting, about 30 letters from an inspection supervisor at that factory, telling them of faulty steel being shipped out of that factory every single day. tons of it. truman sent three investigators up there. they went sort of undercover in the plant to see what was going on. they ended eventually had to subpoena the inspection records of the plant. they subpoenaed the head of the united states steel and carnegie, illinois steel corporation to testify in washington and the

mae krier who produced. >> a lot of women were treated poorly by the men. >> marian worked in a shipyard a hero's welcome on her trip to washington. >> reporter: why is the recognition important? >> you want to know that you accomplished something during your life. and i guess this is it. although i raised six kids, and i think that's an accomplishment too. >> when i was younger, look at me now. >> reporter: susan king was a riveter from baltimore. >> it's probably a little bit late, but i guess for the few of us still living, anytime will do to prove to america that we were important too. >> reporter: trail blazing then. >> we weren't doing it for rewards or praise or rewards, we were doing it to save our country. >> reporter: and now. nikole killion, cbs news, the capital. >> and we thank them for their service. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. i'm weijia jiang in washington. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, escalation in the middle east. how israel and the u.s. are dealing with drones and missiles launched by iran and

the crew of the first combat icebreaker ivan popanin, built at the admiralty shipyards , moved onto thenned for the summer. the lead ship of this project was damaged. and he will take care of protecting shipping areas in the arctic. it is equipped with various types of weapons, has a helicopter, drones and landing craft on board. report with eli mazarev. rarely does anyone manage to film this process, the housewarming of a military crew, the crew boarding a ship that will become their home for many years, officers and sailors are accommodated in the cabins, the cabins are as comfortable as on passenger liners, first of all, the places on the shelves are occupied by portraits of loved ones, let them stand here, they will help me serve here, it’s time to take delivery of the ship, the shipbuilders of the admiralty shipyards hand over the crew to the rescue... there is a start to check, launch, this is a unique opportunity to be on board, perhaps, the most secret ship of the russian fleet, ivan popanin, the first combat icebreaker, these have not been built before, until now it was general

you see him going to korea, looking at the state of the shipyards. need people who can do small boats and get them to have ever greater expanse. china has 45% of the worlds shipbuilding. the pla navy doesn't cover the overhead, the pla navy takes advantage. that's not too young the industrial base policy. that's just scale, right? on the flipside, in the united states, our navy yard's basically do only navy your work. meaning that every bill or help they need comes directly from the navy. if we could strip that, the navy would get better at results and the entire united states would get better results. i absolutely think you are seeing some of these investments -- i'm not sure if i would call it throwing money at the problem, but significant investment. investments we haven't seen for decades. and we are getting that support across the range because of the fundamental effort to make america competitive at every level. mr. harrison: question from online hear about the fiscal responsibility act, the budget gaps. given the budget caps put in place, are

, it is a shipyard. they can service many needs. reestablishing that balance i think we are out of balance now from a shipbuilding perspective. however, in the last panel i think they talked about the replicator process. and that is touching yards that do not build big capital ships. that can build unmanned surface vessels that can complement our forces in a hybrid way. so i think we should be thinking about it and that perspective. not to trivialize the fact that we don't need to do that -- we do need to do the former and we need to be better at it and we need to get the ships out in time and return to a system that is level, and that is predictable, and not just from a ship perspective but from a munition perspective, i will be parochial from the navy, i do not have the same confidence that the general mingus has with army munitions in the navy. a portion. >> and we are learning those lessons. >> are you thinking about long-range? >> long-range missiles, standard missiles, sm6, sm3, we have used our fi

way, i can say that those vessels who are already working in the field, which were built at our shipyards and show very good results, yeah, well, the question arises, they purchased quotas, paid for them, yes, but the ships were not built on time, well, objectively speaking, according to reasons beyond their control, that they have to pay for someone again or what, no, if we talk about the courts, here we extended the construction period, realizing that there are difficulties, we extended the opportunity for construction from 5 to 7 years, this was made for the air fishing fleet, for fishermen, here the decision has not yet been made, but we are now discussing it, how to formalize it correctly, there was also a period of 5 years, and we assume that we will also extend it, yes, well, we just need to carry out the appropriate analysis , and the solution accept based on this independent, professional analysis, yes, good, good, thank you, these were personnel from the presidential press service, vladimir putin held a meeting with the head of the federal fisheries agency ilya shastakov. anothe

already in war industry as well as to students to meet the demand for skilled workers at the nearby shipyards where ships than ever before are sent down the way hampton's agriculture department has added a course in farm management for women. these girls are planting corn on the college farm as they learn to operate farm equipment at the student built dairy farm. girls watch an expert nilka cow, one of the most significant fields of the war is the study and work nutrition. as much has been done with the use soybeans as a substitute for and milk so important but present when we are conserving these foods war purposes. since the war began, many radio programs have been sent over hampton station giving. the results of research, ways to improve diet, to raise better crops, and how to do our part to the war. our broadcast to thousands families within reach of this station, students take a course in surveying and topography to aid them in army training. the institute regiment has been in existence since 1868, when hampton was founded. cadet uniforms are made students in the college tailoring. many

this is when an investor must build a processing plant or a fishing vessel at a russian shipyard, and now 22 ships have been built with a slight lag, well, with a small lag, somewhere with a large lag we are moving forward, but now the shipyard has already been rebuilt, there are factories for this in the country, there are investments, 300 billion, and this is only within the first stage, the construction of the fishing fleet has been slowed down by sanctions, you said that the construction of ships is progressing with a significant delay, well, as i understand it, this is connected - not least with the sanctions that are being introduced or introduced against russian shipbuilding, it concerns spare parts, equipment, first of all, yes, new chains have been established, as i understand it. our own production is developing, now supplies have been established either from friendly countries, somewhere our industrialists have paid attention, in fact, to domestic production, and i know that the equipment here is very domestic, and i know that many people really haven’t considered domestic

with a slight lag, well, with a small lag, somewhere with a large lag we are going, but now the shipyarde problems new contracts have been concluded with suppliers new equipment, now the schedules have leveled off, i hope that within the framework of the new ones... to correct the situation with the delay in the construction of ships based on keel quotas, let me remind you that the programs involve the transfer of 20% of quotas from each ship for incentives companies that are engaged in the construction of new ships at russian shipyards. this measure was introduced at the initiative of the president in 2015 to renew the fishing fleet 70. for the air fishing fleet, for the blood catchers , the decision has not yet been made here, but we are now discussing it, how to formalize it correctly, there was also a period of 5 years, and we assume that we will immediately extend it, yes, but we just need to carry out an appropriate analysis, and make a decision based on this independent and professional analysis. in general, according to ilyi shustakova, the russian fishing industry is operating s

bombers in seattle. >> they ended up having the women in there. >> reporter: marion worked in a shipyardlifornia. why is the recognition important? >> we want to know that you accomplished something during your life. and i guess this is it. although i raised six kids. i think that's an accomplishment too. >> reporter: susan king was a riveter from baltimore. >> for the few of us still living, any time will do to prove to america that we were important too. >> reporter: trailblazing then -- >> we were doing it to save our country. >> reporter: and now. nikole killion, cbs news, the capitol. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember, you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm carissa lawson in new york. cleanup is under way in slidell, louisiana after a tornado ripped through the town. slidell official says over ten people were hurt and 75 to 100 homes were significantly damaged. >>>

the riveter received recognition with a congressional gold medal for working on the home front in shipyardstories during world war ii. >> remember these words -- we can do it. >> reporter: accepting on behalf of the mostly centenarian group, 98-year-old mae krier, an original rosie who produced b-17 and b-29 bombers for boeing in seattle. >> lot of women were treated poorly by the men. >> reporter: marion worked in a shipyard in richmond, california. why is the recognition important? >> we want to know that you accomplished something during your life. and i guess this is it. although i raised six kids, and i think that's an accomplishment, too. >> reporter: susan king was a riveter from baltimore. >> for the few of us still living, any time will do to prove to america that we were important, too. >> reporter: trailblazing then -- >> we were doing it to save our country. >> reporter: -- and now. nikole killion, cbs news, the >>> coming up, arrest warrant issued for kansas city chiefs star rashee rice. the charges he's facing in connection with a crash. >>> and a bird flu warning in the large

built. with a little lag, well, with a small lag, somewhere we are with a large lag, but now the shipyardeen reorganized, everywhere where there were problems, new contracts have been concluded with suppliers of new equipment, now the schedules have leveled out, i hope that within the framework of the new schedules these are all the vessels will be built by the deadline, that is, according to our plan, this is the twenty- seventh year, the last vessel should already be transferred to the pump. vladimir putin instructed to rectify the situation with the delay in the construction of ships based on horses quotas. let me remind you that the programs involve the transfer of 20% of quotas from each vessels to stimulate companies that are building new ships at russian shipyards. this measure was introduced at the initiative of the president in 2015 to renew the fishing fleet, 70% of which , according to rosfishery estimates, are outdated. the question arises: they purchased quotas, paid for them, yes, the ships were not built on time, well, objectively speaking, for reasons beyond their control.

a case our huge steel box has been fabricated in a shipyard launch load up the river and anchored ready for sinking. muck is dug until the case settles on bedrock to which it is sealed. the case is the target card which to tunnel crude will aim as it is sunk. concrete is poured into the walls the case off and it feels gradually built up. the two rings at the top will be sunk to the bottom of the river and will part of the tunnel. meanwhile, riddle and dynamite deep land shaft sunk on both shore. and. at the bottom of each land shaft, a huge machine weighing about 400 tons is assembled. and. this is the keel the sand hugs work chamber during the long drive under the. at the front of the shield is a shock cutting edge which bore through the riverbed much as an apple car bore through an apple. the the shield advances through soft. but this model still is either pushed aside or swallowed up by the shield through a mouth or opening in its face. 28 you jack push the massive forward. and. let's join a crew of sand hawk as they start on the job under the river. they must stay in the airlock a f

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astrakhan shipyard is building the first container ships specifically for shipping in the caspian seaon the red carpet in the rain and stormy winds. the forty-sixth moscow international film festival opened in moscow. an incredible sight. tonight, residents of russia could observe the northern lights caused by a powerful magnetic storm. in the zaporozhye region, a military man died while filming a report. izvestia correspondent semyon eremin. he was hit by a ukrainian drone. semyon worked a lot at different sites in mariupol, at the azov steel plant in maryanka. he was one of the first to report from volnovakha, and also filmed material about the work of the sun, the use of drones, lancet and adjustable projectiles krasnopol. the public chamber of russia will petition to award semyon eremin the order of courage posthumously. in the kherson region, crews of self-propelled gun mounts nona of the black sea fleet marine corps destroyed an observation a point of ukrainian nationalists on the right bank of the dnieper. having received the target coordinates from the drone operator, the arti

they resented having the women in there. >> reporter: marian sousa worked in a shipyard in richmond, you want to know that you accomplished something during your life. and i guess this is it. although i raised six kids, and i think that's -- that's an accomplishment, too. >> reporter: susan king was a riveter from baltimore. >> for the few of us still living, any time will do to prove to america that we were important, too. >> reporter: trailblazing then... >> we were doing it to save our country. >> reporter: and now. nikole killion, cbs news, the capitol. >> norah: and we are grateful to those women. rosie the riveters, tonight's >>> norah, thank you, here in the bay area we take you inside of the walls of san quentin for a puppy graduation. how three dogs are giving criminals a purpose by allowing them to do good behind the walls of prison >> it has taught me compassion and awareness. >> we don't want anything in return just the joy of this dog. >> it has been a year since woodstreet encampment was cleared and some that lived there are not better off >> someone told me this is how

puget sound naval shipyard, is in my district.e discussed the importance of the shipyard infrastructure program. this is a multibillion-dollar effort to upgrade. we have four shipyards. puget sound is facing a seismic risk. they had to go to work quickly to repair three of the highest priority docs in the past year. how can congress provide resources to ensure that this remains on track? they are also ongoing -- addressing ongoing medications. this is a different deviation point from the multi-structured drydock mtv 2. how is this going to impact programming that is necessary for this work? >> in terms of what congress can do to help us stay on track, we have talked a great deal about that. we are getting the correct appropriations. we have invested, and we have decided to invest billions of dollars. it doesn't matter unless you get those appropriations on time. this is going to be in a different fashion. i think this would be much appreciated. in terms of this process, i will let the navy speak to where they are specifically, and

these are objective reasons, now these are the projects that we have already agreed upon with the shipyardspostponed, we already hope that there should be no problems, so we will build infrastructure here too, plus everything else it should be in some places even almost 100% an import-substituted product, oh well... probably completely import-substituted, it won’t be, after all, we don’t have all the equipment, but deliveries will be from friendly countries of the equipment that is missing, yeah, well, that is, everything is here the dots have already been set at this point, there is an understanding of where to get it, what to replace with, and so on, our fishing companies have a complete understanding, and new deadlines have already been determined and spelled out in contracts, we are waiting for a reasonable price sterile on the store shelves, about amateur we say in fishing, these will still be restrictions on the volume of catch, which means that’s why we’ve erased one at a time, it’s quite possible that we’ve erased one at a time, at the first stage we’ll see how the stock will behave

the hall of justice, and the crime laboratory is located at building 60 sixty old hunters point shipyard. >> not co-located doesn't allow for easy exchange of information to occur. >> traffic division was started in 1909. they were motor officers. they used sidecars. officers who road by themselves without the sidecar were called solo. that is a common term for the motorcycle officers. we have 45 officers assigned to the motorcycles. all parking at the new facility will be in one location. the current locker room with shared with other officers. it is not assigned to just traffic companies. there are two showers downstairs and up. both are gym and shop weres are old. it needs constant maintenance. >> forensic services provides five major types of testing. we develop fingerprints on substances and comparisons. there are firearms identification to deal with projectiles, bullets or cartridge casings from shootings. dna is looking at a whole an rare of evidence from -- array of evidence from dna to sexual assault to homicide. we are also in the business of doing breath allyzer analysis for d