crossing the highest mountains and penetrating the densest jungles of burma. the unit was called named galahad. in marched thousands of miles deep into enemy territory. they're often outnumbered and outgunned, but they were not overmatched. all these years later. we remain every bit inspired every bit grateful and forever humbled by the example of these brave americans. they put the good of their country and of their fellow citizens above their own safety. and in doing so helped us free the world from the sting of tyranny. today freedom and democracy are once again in danger around the world and we look to the sacrifices of those who came before us for strength inspiration and wisdom. so finally as we say, thank you grateful nation pledges to never forget what the marauders did for our country and to already we always remember those who never made it back home. i wish we could observe this moment together in person, but wherever you all may be i offer you and all your families my greatest measure of thanks. meryl marauders stand among the great heroes of our hi

their storyy is one of heroism and passion in the jungles of burma. es and 30 minor engagements. it was a little more than five months and they battled hunger, disease and exhaustion. if their mission sounds impossible to you, it was. even army leaders did not expect to survive. sam wilson to thought and burma and on onstar delta force put it, we were expendable plans on paper. no t plan existed there. wilson and his comrades did when american soldiers do. they adapted, they endured and they never ever quit. why? did they fight for fame, for glory or even for the honor we bestow on them today? no, they fought to protect their home and preserve our way of life. our nation is fortunate to have men like merrill's marauders heroes who are willing to accept any risk when america is threatened. they embody what is really means to be an american. so as we honor these men and remember their great deeds today let's remember that the freedom we enjoy is special and that is why we must -- that the call went out for volunteers in the mission would be going behind

sent on a mission to destroy japanese supply lines in the jungles of burma. out of military prison to join in the outfit. the march in the history books was paid with hardship for every casualty they suffered and battle with the japanese, more died from disease. by the time frank meryl and his marauders made the heart of the japanese territory. all but two but -- had been hospitalized for wounds or disease. the general himself suffered a heart attack. but, the marauders have secured an important ally foothold who helped turn the tide in the war. then, as quickly as the 5307 had been created, it was folded back into the rest of the army. but the marauders legacy lives on. they set the bar for generations of america's most elite fighting forces, and today's 75th ranger regiment it's especially proud to we trace its lineage right back to the marauders. so, to the literal trail blazers with us today, we are so proud to salute merrill's marauders and confer this highest honor. >> hi, everyone, it is senator chuck schumer, and it is my honor to join speaker pelosi,

the theater of rope or to. they fought and treacherous jungle warfare conditions and behind enemy lines. often without the resources or support available to other units operating on the front lines. on more than one occasion, the unit overcame superior numbers and arms to win the day. the marauders actions were vital to the allied success, and unparalleled in so many ways. it is also important to remember that japanese americans were members of the merrill's marauders, serving as intelligence translators. that were crucial to the units success. for their accomplishments in the chin burma in the theater of operations, merrill's marauders or awarded the presidential citation. every member of the unit earned the bronze star middle, an extremely rare distinction among combat outfits. the army also awarded six distinguished service crosses for legions of merits, and 44 silver sort medals to the marauders. 25 merrill's marauders have been indicted into the army ranger hala fame. today, we celebrate merrill's marauders service and at one more commendation to their legacy. by bestowing upon them

fought with some refer to as the forgotten theater of world war ii. on treacherous jungle the resources or support available to other units operating on the front lines. on more than one occasion the unit overcame superior numbers and arms to win the day. they were vital to the allied success and unparalleled in so many ways. japanese-americans intelligence translators are crucial to the unit success in the china burma india theater of operations, were awarded presidential unit citation. every member of the unit earned the bronze star medal extremely rare distinction among combat outfits. the army also awarded six distinguished courses for legions of merit and 44 silver startt metals. twenty-five have been inducted into the army ranger hall of fame. today we celebrate service. add one more accommodation to that legacy by bestowing upon them the congressional gold medal. thank you to their families who sacrificed crucial during and after the war. and now, as we preserve their legacy. >> hi congressman here. as a ranger qualified green beret i am thrilled to have been a part

brutal conditions the jungles of burma. world extremely sick challenging situations and they stand on the soldiers of heroes like marranos. stars of determination inspire our generation of soldiers and will for many generations to come. we strive today to lick it up to the legacy. thank you so much. ♪♪ 's's. ♪♪ ♪♪ 's. ♪♪ ♪♪ 's. ♪♪ 's. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> eighty years ago at the height of world war ii president roosevelt issued a call for volunteers for what he called dangerous hazardous mission in a faraway land. 3000 men who started and become known as merrill's marranos. t they are packed and merged almost 1000 miles rather than any other force when they were merging, they were fighting and 30 minute engagements against the japanese and of the more than five and they battled hunger and exhaustion. sounds impossible to you it was. even these leaders did not expect them in burma spendable to get into burma but no plan existedwhat it really means to be an american so as we honor these men and their great deeds today let's

would like to remember a little bit of history, you know, because we are talking about the words of the jungle as about something that has appeared just now, but i would like to remind you that at the beginning of the 2000s, the british deniscooper wrote the book postmodernism in international relations. and he, by the way, then worked in the european union in the foreign service and was related to the formulation. uh, the foreign policy and security strategies of the european union, it just divided all the countries, it’s like three levels and the eu european countries that act in accordance with international law, the rules didn’t exist then. well, at the very least, they'll all buy the second level. these are the countries that are still there, and the thought of the balance of power, that is, uh, russia and the united states of america, is the third level of the jungle, and here uh, with countries that belong to this third lowest, uh, level of the jungle, they must be dealt with according to the laws of the jungle. so it was all 20 years ago and nothing. in general, barel did not say anyth

if people are trying to cross the difficult jungle terrain, the but drug traffic is also operate. let's get more now with us under run catchy. he's in panama city for us. alejandro is we've been saying this is an incredibly, incredibly difficult area and what i need to, to cross but to police, how they planning to do it. the absolutely mistesia that governments here of panama is talking about this having become now a national security issue. you may need terry and crisis, obviously, and also an environmental one. and they're saying that the massive upsurge and arrivals is just over whelming, the government's capacity to help to assist these migrants in terms of the basic health assistance the food that they receive when they manage to cross this jungle . that essentially used to be absolutely priests. the rain forest and it's now seeing a level of a hundreds of thousands of people crossing a yearly this year. and the government is the same. they are expecting that by the end of the year, 450000 migrants that might have use this a route and it's unclear how many people die. it's tr

mike was traveling through one of the world's most dangerous jungles, [000:00:00;00] the military leaders. and these have removed diplomatic immunity from the french. i'm boss of them and they've instructed police to proceed with the eviction of silver and it to the colleges who else to these as elected president, last month, had any given the french ambassador to 48 hours to leave. that was off the, he refused to meet the jazz new foreign minister. the french government says the turn to thousands have the all 40 to request the expulsion. and that the approval of the boss of the comes only from election will thirty's in asia. between the 101500 french soldiers stationed in these that carried out joint exercises with local forces before the qu, they have since stopped with, it just hasn't worn out from outside the french embassy and these as capital miami it's, it's a test situation here in front of the french embassy and the residence of van busta . and this has been the situation since the exploration of the deadline given to the printer and best with the soon as you to leave the country

she says they were robbed in the jungle and barely survived. we have to offer people for a piece of cry cuz somebody this a go other this a wall to a sometimes we run out. i felt exhausted before reaching the best can do. i had to do most strengths, but i prayed to be able to continue to my children. this for years, a growing number of migrants have been forced to pay criminal groups to cross to day in jungle between columbia in panama. nobody knows how many have died trying to get away from them. and you know, tori to say their numbers have more than doubles this year. 70000 people in august alone. the expect to reach $450000.00 the rivals by the end of the year. a number that is overwhelming, panama is capacity to process them and also polluting the ones pristine jungle with the fact that we can fronting the biggest migration phenomenon in the will. and we're trying to do it in the most responsible way. but we're also inviting the rest of the countries in both the origin transit countries like ours and the destination to jointly share responsi

that brings the migrants through the jungle. that's part of my sense that due to a lack of information sharing and have joint action, i'm part of the columbia. nothing that's happened or does a migrant see or say they didn't understand how dangerous the trick was going to be . inborn, others of a sudden the police, syrians, asians, africans, people from one of these don't take this risk, but some of us make it through an of then called is not enough to do it. so problem getting shots. everything in the general can kill, you know, certainly but clean conflict in the dream of a better life, remain irresistible for many migrants, ready to risk it all in a crisis that continues to grow. allison that i get the address the panama, a rat blue serpentine the closest full moon of the dazzle. stone gazes on wednesday nights for the name has nothing to do with the color of the weather. present. the car like found out when she went to see it as nips of a tree and castle astrophotography as you ever see any opportunity to see his face. specta

the jungle divides. the 2 countries, they don't really know often what they're getting into uh they have to pay smugglers to do this. so it can take up to 7 days to cross this very dance, this very dangerous the jungle facing all sorts of risk. now when they manage to cross, they enter in contact with panamanian. our target is to try to provide them with a minimum of assistance in term of health in terms of a little food about the numbers have been going up so much. according to the authorities here in panama, that they're saying that they are overwhelmed, that they are an able to continue doing so active level that this is happening. we're looking at possibly $70000.00 arrivals just in this month of august. and in terms of daily arrivals that the number have doubled even tripled. some days we were a right there at the border just a day ago. and at that specific day, more than 4000 people arrived very, very difficult. the situation i that you might and terry, on level about of $32.00 states also. uh, it's

here in the middle of the jungle, the chin have setup camp. this is the headquarters of their political and military campaign against the military regime. the . the crew on february 1st 2021, put an end to 10 years of democratic transition in man more. the chin subsequently broke the nation wide ceasefire agreement and took up arms against the fund. within a few weeks, hundreds of young people answered the call to arms and joined the cna, the chin national army no, no. for the for the cool. the cna numbers both men and women, the uniform to take part in what they call a revolution type office stuff is a personal id number. when was this is the wrong id number? yeah. on the, on the day some of the trustees. okay. well, i didn't realize what was happening. do full, i had communications networks and television stations were cut off. i know 18 lots to i felt like my life was looking into the darkness as a census. we purchased a number of my to we took to the streets and shouted smoking demonstration and thankful. hi say. but you can't then to, to,

oh, and by the way, i'm going to go on celebrity jungle. ot elected as simple that's the simple as that. and that's the sort thing that's in back sort of thing that's in the back of mind. yeah, i was of my mind. yeah, i was disappointed matt on disappointed in matt going on it. know, made a few it. you know, he's made a few quid, actually. he gave £10,000 to local which is to his local charity, which is very him. but but that very big of him. but but that was his decision. he's lost the whip and it's cost him his political career. so that's what it's going cost you down it's going to cost you down £10,000 out of 400,000. >> look, i think kwasi and raab and liz truss are great people. so i hope they don't do it. i hope they don't do it because all itv's going to do is chew them up, use them for entertainment and then spit them out. and all three of them are much better than that. but lee anderson, i'm glad to hear you're not going into the jungle ehhen you're not going into the jungle either. thank you so much, lee and the real world back 7:0

oh, and by the way, i'm going to go on celebrity jungle. cted as simple that's the simple as that. and that's the sort thing that's in back sort of thing that's in the back of mind. yeah, i was of my mind. yeah, i was disappointed matt on disappointed in matt going on it. know, made a few it. you know, he's made a few quid, actually. he gave £10,000 to local which is to his local charity, which is very him. but but that very big of him. but but that was his decision. he's lost the whip and it's cost him his political career. so that's what it's going cost you down it's going to cost you down £10,000 out of 400,000. >> look, i think kwasi and raab and liz truss are great people. so i hope they don't do it. i hope they don't do it because all itv's going to do is chew them up, use them for entertainment and then spit them out. and all three of them are much better than that. but lee anderson, i'm glad to hear you're not going into the jungle ehhen you're not going into the jungle either. thank you so much, lee and the real world back 7:00 to f

a brief low means that some of the men can see the new show while others keep up the jungle. what. the names of these island battlegrounds familiar to all who follow the war on the pacific. yet how many know that men starved for entertainment are carving their own makeshift theaters out of a tangled wilderness? these scenes and all that follow were photographed by combat camera crew. this is the real mccoy spot coverage that breeds realism and all that has been written about the average g.i. and his craving for motion picture wire reels, coconut logs for seats in a palm grove selected for added atmosphere. they even line up all the empty gas barrels inside anything that can be sat on ingenuity, boredom, necessity and their arrangement makes good right up to the placement of the projection booth. sometimes rear echelon can go in for fancier and more permanent structures. this is the best in the area, but fancy or otherwise. the same results produced countless thousands of war miles, millions of troops heterogeneous in other respects, yet maintaining a mutual interest screen entertain

and it was locked in chains and released back into the jungle where we belong >> to me, she says she was unaware of the threat to the school when she tried to drop her son off school officials quickly hurried him back to the car and advised them to leave the area >> and to pull up this morning and have my son rushed back to the car as if, you know, he was a target. it just -- it just, it just made everything more magnified. i am just to the point where i am like everyone needs to know what is happening. >> reporter: online posting express outrage that white students were being excluded but this parent says it is isolating to be a student of color in a near all white school, it is hard for white people to understand that. >> you go to school, you know, you see people that look like you, teachers that look like you, it is not the case for a lot of kids here. there is in our community, a lot of us come from other communities to bring our kids to this school because it is an excellent school, we love this school. that is why we have these type of events. we want to bring us all together.

helping close by many of the jungle. and i'm russell bit of bangladesh for the locals are learning to coexist with the tiger neighbors. queensland was one time to i have a one make one as well with the relentless pace of human expansion that number dropped by almost 80% since. nineteen ninety one the human population is still growing and growing and that number is ninety said to growing pretty for the precious on surrounding lan line. without immediate intervention. by. sixteen but a group of local residents and experts are trying to reverse this trend. the last land that hugs the stratus east coast is one of the most desirable places for human settlement. but it's also a prime koala habitat. as a result increasing numbers of these must repeal of being forced to leave with the in the city. john hannah is a wildlife fed and founding member of the quileute research network. he brought me to this an area that i would have thought you could possibly have koalas because it's so. busy. why why this area? this hot really illustr

the jungle is taking over the garden. imagine you have planted a garden.ture or a liberal order is that if you let everything take its course, everything will disappear into the jungle. and it's kind of what 's going on right now, you know, it's kind of like a metaphor for a jungle garden. you must keep digging up the weeds. otherwise , the traditional opposition to authoritarianism, or liberal democracy, begins. take good care of it. if you know, i am not a gardener but i understand the principles of gardening. you cannot plant your garden and return 2 weeks later to see the garden that you left earlier, by the way, not evil forces, but simply natural force. it's weeds and vines and i think the same principles are true of the international system and politics in general. it is generally accepted that barrel was the first who began to compare europe with garden, and everything else with the jungle and then. well, how is it fashionable to speak for a hate now? yes, well, that is, there was serious criticism of him. but robert kagan is the husband of victori

which one of you is fast and skillful and who is the jungle called, say, well, today is our lily's birthday so we trust him to build. congratulations. thank you but this will not affect our super game in any way a few nuances, as soon as the stopwatch stops ticking, as soon as. you will hear a characteristic boom, something like this you need to let go, that element that will be in your hands. this suggests that the time is up not a second, not a hundredth, not a thousandth. i can’t give you even though you have a’s birthday, so try to allocate your time so that 31 seconds is enough to build a tower of three elements. i'm giving a countdown. three two one time went 31 seconds three elements. it's not difficult. the main thing is to get together. and another element three two one each other, after all, the most long-awaited journey. it is yours. i ask you, enjoy the moment, rest for me and for all of us in including. today you are not just the winners of the tower show, you are the absolute champions, this applause sounds your honor. i congratulate you. well, we will meet with you exactly in

you've been every hour in a different place from both the jungles to villages. kind of wait to see where you'll be in the next hour. thanks somebody to raise above the my, there are a palo is live for us in santa cruz bolivia. now we can go to invest. so that also the amazon, a critical issue. there's been some criticisms from environmental is about the policy of agricultural expansion. talk to us a little bit about how that might be address. now i can see your also in a very interesting place. plenty of wildlife going on behind you too. uh it's good to be with you savvy. that's right. the criticisms are bound here in bolivia, over a lack of action by the government when it comes to national policies of prevention to prevent the types of disasters that the country saw in 2019 during the great fire of the amazon. where believe you alone saw more than 4000000 acres of rain, forest destroyed. it's gonna be a little hard to compete with that backdrop that theresa bo had in the columbia with the pink dolphins. but we do have a colorful backdrop one. introduce you some

everybody knows how to get in touch with a smuggler to get across the jungle but nobody knows not to get to where you sign up for pathways. how do you achieve that? that is the second pillar. the third was development. it was in communities around the jungle so that is what we are in tune with in colombia and panama and the dangers of crossing through that very expensive and dangerous jungle, so on the security pillar, since the end of april, colombia and panama, the colombian military and panamanian security forces, have been conducting operations, security operations, to go after transnational organizations doing human smuggling. those operations have been successful. i received an updated briefing from colombia on their operations, which they have 23,500 colombian military involved, the entire military, army, navy and air force conducting the operations, and we have been successful on the security side of the house. the intent is not for the security forces going after the migrants. it is to go over or after the smugglers and human trafficking piece of that. in addition, what they

the, what's the, all the cases that we have recently, folks on for the country gardens and also the jungle chest, a missed payment to us, the like investors. i think this really shows that there's a power from brewing with in the like the property sector in china. and more importantly, if you look at the curious as that we see right now, the major differences that eric run may be considered as a highly leverage player. and then it's not uh, basically reco latest do not like it so much because of this the i left page. alright, for if you look at country dot industrial managed to meet all the regulate tree requirement of the free red lines were supposed to be missing the cricket, the ss of him to some of the honey leverage fair. so now basically we're in a scenario that we start to see from the good players as perceived by directly to begin to for there is indeed a stronger and stronger pressure in the property sector right now. so it does sound of course, so you make it sound like the real estate sector is in trouble in china. will this bill over into the broad or economy? well, i figured i

we are in the jungle, what doors. and as i remember now.you in the jungle. okay, we'll be. fuck you here, i see you don't care where to relax, what's on the sea, what in the taiga do you want an apple? no thanks go home please. so come on, please. your dog hallelujah today at 19:25 ntv anonymous detective from monday at 20:00 on ntv get 9% per annum on the balance of rubles with a vazonka savings account replenish and withdraw funds at any time all savings are insured in a mobile application. see the world through smart camera. what is this flower? what is the name of where it grows? how to care? a smart camera in the yandex application will tell you we live in the same country, but we are so different. and we do not notice the distance when we rush to our loved ones. friends go to the fire. we see the future, learn how to create it and share knowledge. we have time even when we are late and live with a smile, no matter what happens. and they are ready to fly across the whole country for the kiss of their beloved. we are different, so it's

took me into the jungles, learning how to work with the police and the army. so i had to learn my skills in spanish. i had to improve them. i had to learn how to spend money and stay within budget. i had to learn how to try to get these images back to the newspaper. so nothing you can learn in school in that regard. [ speaking in foreign language ] when i'm working in mexico or latin america, i'm very comfortable. i'm not a policeman. i'm not, you know. however, in afghanistan and iraq and in some parts of africa, i would hire what's called a fixer, and a fixer is somebody who knows politics, knows how to drive, knows the terrain and, in afghanistan and iraq, knows how to shoot. so that's how you diminish the danger because the danger, like i learned in vietnam, is right there, but you did not expect it. [ music ] when i was in iraq, i was approached by somebody in a restaurant that was twirling a grenade on the table, which was a signal just to vacate the premises. so, yeah, the danger was all around me all the time. i was very emotionally fatigued. [ music ]

the wild darian gap. record numbers of people are trying to cross that difficult jungle terrain. with drug traffic is also operate. panama says it's struggling to process the influx of people and the pollution. they're also leaving behind. the sandra rump. yes, eat reports now from diary and problems. another day, another record number of arrivals at this migrant center on the edge of the diarrhea and jungle exhausted men. women and children get in line to get registered by pennsylvania. notorious most have come from venezuela, haiti, or cuba. others have travelled from as far away as china and sudan, hoping to reach the united states. some can barely stand after suffering injuries in their treacherous journey. those with the $40.00 for a bus, stick it to the board, the with cost that week i get ready to leave. others like engine link, test the you're in are 65 year old daughter upon during their next move. she says they were robbed in the jungle and barely survived. we have to offer people for a piece of cry, cause a minus a go as an this will go to a sometimes we run out. i felt

the tide lifting all boats, but it also shows that amazon's cloud business is still the king of the junglee whole industry and also internally. it accounts for 70% of amazon's operating profit this quarter. as for wall street's current obsession with all things ai, well, amazon said it was continuing to develop new technologies to help customers take advantage of generative ai. take a step back, and these numbers show that amazon, along with the other big names in tech, are starting to bounce back after a tough 2022. to the world of advertising now, and another set of results fundamentally linked to the tech world. the world's biggest ad firm — wpp — have downgraded their outlook for the year — flagging lower spending from the us. moving from predictions of 5% growth — halving them to more like 1.5 to 3%. alice enders from enders consulting explained what's behind the numbers. i think what we're seeing is, you know, the outcome of their own results. we just heard about apple having its revenue decline. and of course, in that context, you know, the watchword on wall street and just about ev

of various defense exercises by the operational combat units, the missile buoyancy, the airship, the jungle, the rapid response, with the support of the irgc aerospace force , are among the programs of this weight, a two-day show. the beginning of the exercise, emphasizing the constant readiness to protect the borders and territorial integrity of the islamic republic of iran, said that all seditions, deceptions and tensions in our region are the product of the policies of the united states and the zionist regime in the region, if anywhere in the islamic islamic world, the head of the organization technical and vocational education of the country announced the establishment of career counseling and skill guidance centers for students in universities across the country and mr. hosseini said that the centers provide career counseling and skill counseling to students , mc internet centers, which are career counseling and skill guidance centers we have 350 university students so far we created these centers with the help of the universities, our colleagues are deployed on certain days , they giv

and because of this , he runs away from his goodness as the future king of the jungle this is the story of the movie "shir shah" which will be broadcast on the farat network at 10:00 p.m. the relief group will be broadcast on the show channel at 11:00 p.m. the film is about a young man who tries to balance his responsibilities in the relief team and his father's duties . maryam mohammadi sada news agency and sima held a ceremony honoring the actors of the nikan tv series. the series was broadcast on channel 3. it stood on its own two feet and overcame the problems one by one . let's work, young girl. people liked it very much. nikan was very strong when he was alive. it is necessary to go to the nikan television war on june 12 she was a guest on the tv show that this girl can keep the family together again. keeping the palm tree is precious to me. we had a very good time and teenagers and families . there was a mother whose hips were very high and the burden of life had almost fallen on her shoulders. i didn't know about this story. i felt the role of sima alaei, which is very challengi

here is the situation that they are in the jungle in the forests. is almost impossible to catch them there, and they, knowing the area, they can attack when it is convenient, and a plus. they are also well armed. they are supported by certain circles. quite, perhaps, i do not want to say, but given the fact that they are, uh, they have been for a long time, uh, so to speak, uh, well, is in the territory, and, as it were, the fight against them is being carried out and very often it is going on, unfortunately, uh, this is all happening again, but it’s like he and the local local authorities are struggling with this. while carrying out a humanitarian mission, un representatives often communicate with the civilian population and see the degree of fatigue of people from endless armed clashes, you just need to be left alone, to give them the opportunity to work there to grow everything they can, because there is so much here, so to speak and minerals and the land is fertile. that is, they would calmly provide for themselves, but very many regions. here t