we look forward to the port staff participation in the month port equity programming and thank our equity champions for making this available. mission rock and pier 70 are approaching major infrastructure milestone s. both require infrastructure significant inivistment and complex. the city staff is working with the port and developers to advance the city acceptance of the public infrastructure. these are roads, utilities, sidewalks and other improvement the neighborhood requires. pier 70 brookfield completed [indiscernible] support 588 residential units--up to 460 square feet of commercial space. in addition to the public infrastructure needing to be accepted, these approval processes also reiterate maintenance and liability commitments. staff is driving to complete this work and anticipate pier 70 before this commission as early as december fallowed by board of supervisor action next year and mission rock, acceptance is expected to occur in 2024. commissioners, consistent with the write-off policy pursuant to resolution 22b 11 port staff provided a report with two recommended write-off

on the way back, this new group stopped for the first time in the port of colombo, sri lanka. the 28th naval group of the islamic republic of iran. iran's navshan al-barbers, nawav pashtiwani bandas and the kilo -class yunus submarine accompanied by combat helicopters and numerous special operations teams demonstrated iran's maritime authority in a trip to india. new group at the end of 2013, even though it traveled a short distance, crossing the equator and docking in jakarta, the capital of indonesia, is one of the characteristics of the mission. it was them. one of the tendencies and indicators of the strategic force is that it can be present wherever there is an aquatic environment in the world due to its training equipment and human resources . in the meantime, the voyage of naval group 75 should be considered as the beginning of new chapters in the history of the country's military seafaring. in this trip, the completely iranian new group consisting of sahand destroyer and makran navigator headed towards the atlantic ocean. sahn, navoshkan. specialists of the islamic repu

when we think about the business of the port, and the maritime, right, that history is really continuingnd itself in the way they engage with black businesses, black people and other diverse communities that are situated along the waterfront and as we move inward. >> we are looking now at the port of rejuvenating the community. bringing back a kind of economic sip lutz so that the people can go back to the lives they were so well adopted to and building homes and creating families and having churches that were filled. >> i toured crane cove park it is absolutely amazing. this will be a wonderful addition to san francisco. >> i think it is amazing after having conversations with folk who is live in the community and have been excited and waiting for this p to be realized for years, walking around, seeings the connections to history. the opportunity for folks to utilize the water here is going to be an amazing opportunity for all the families and community and i can't wait for the diversity of opportunity we will see here. >> i'm in the crowd and i'm the owner and founder of spin out fit k

we have the main port located in the north and south of the country, and we have more than 300 differentmercial, industrial, fishing, and military ports that are scattered along the southern coasts of the country and the northern coasts of the country , and security is an inseparable part of realizing the development of the sea. it is important for us to have such a degree of scientific and industrial capability that we can be present in the open seas. several hundred of us, whether from islamic republic shipping, oil tankers or private sector , are constantly in traffic all over the world. nasreen bekpour, sed and radio reporter. you can see the program on the first page that we are hosting mr. safaei. deputy dear minister of roads and urban development and head of the ports and maritime organization of the country, mr. safaei , do you know where the target audience of the ports organization is in these notified policies? notifications when in the main policy, most of the topics that i presented to his highness and dear viewers, well, most of them are addressed to the ministry of roads

we have been developing this story at the port of oakland. take a look at earlier today with demonstrators blocking the entrance where the kb orlando was docked. we are told it is a military supply vessel. our da lin joins us live from the port. what are you seeing and hearing? i understand there may be some new developments in this protest. >> reporter: that is correct. that ship, kb orlando, is on its way out of the port of oakland as we speak. new information coming out within the last 10 minutes, there were three protesters who tied themselves and held onto the rope ladder to the opening of the ship and that kept the ship here for hours. apparently, oakland police or the coast guard officers might have removed those protesters and that allowed the ship to leave. i am watching the ship leave the port of oakland. a few hundred palestinian supporters and protesters gathering here at the port of oakland. police have blocked them off at three different areas. there was one group of about 20 people that were demonstrating right next to the ship.

our rank among 182 countries that overlook the sea is 40 higher than the rank of our port. now we will talk about it with the guest of the program. and in the region is also dependent, that is, in a way , our economy, if we want to see how much our gdp is related to the sea, the number is approximately 48, but what the experts call it, if we want to look only at the sea, and the economy of the sea is about 1 to 2 percent. it allocates our entire gdp or our gross national product to itself. the number is not very high, in the case of countries that have such a capacity, this number is over 10 to, for example, 40. please see the next picture together , what is our situation in terms of situation, i think this is so serious we discussed it, it doesn't need an explanation, but let's have an overview, maybe it's not bad. we have a 580-kilometer coastline, which has a direct sea border with 8 countries: kazakhstan, the uae, oman, qatar, saudi arabia, bahrain, kuwait, russia. well, in these countries, i don't need to think about giving you an example. they are very specific in term

i saw information that the enemy tried to take native ukrainian grain from the berdyansk port by bargese other hand, we understand that if the port is working, accordingly, they transfer not only stolen grain, but maybe they transfer manpower, additional and, accordingly, military the technique that is now with sports, well, this is mostly not about manpower, but about the equipment and ammunition that go to our port, i understand that the port of mariupol is used in approximately the same mode. i note that not so long ago the occupiers announced a reduction in the number of employees, because they realized that they did not need civilians, especially port workers, who went there at one time to cooperate, supporting the occupiers, but today they realized that the occupiers did not support them. and in addition, they are now already announcing preparations for winter use of the port, that they will be engaged in dredging work there, so that it is possible to use the port during lodoo, and so on, that is, obviously they will not be able to exist without the port, because it also allows th

we believe that we are investing a lot in railways, in roads, in the port. new international one. the airport is much larger than what we have, we want to be useful to the region and become important that we scheduled for djibouti. the country's economy as a whole is poorly developed. in agriculture , nomadic and semi-nomadic livestock farming predominates. camels are bred and sold. djibouti is the main supplier of camels to eastern countries. agriculture is not developed at all, the area of ​​cultivated land is about 1%. they grow vegetables, mainly tomatoes, watermelons and melons, some coffee, and collect dates. in coastal areas, people engage in fishing, crab fishing, mother-of-pearl and pearl mining, and collecting sponges and corals. the future of djibouti is, of course, linked to hope for investment. for humanitarian aid, for the operation of a seaport, in general, there are no other opportunities, abroad, because in djibouti, young people can only receive primary or secondary education, secondary technical higher education, djiboutian youth receive m

jennifer ge, senior property manager for the port. the item presented today is proposed new lease between theer port and anderson enterprise known as anderson. in 2018, the port entered into lease number l16471 with anderson for their use of land and shed space at pier 68/70 shipyard. the lease expired october 31 and on hold over status. anderson and the port wish to enter into new lease agreement for reduced footprint for term of 3 eryoos and 3 year one year extension options. the proposed lease was unanimously approved by the port commission in october and we are before you seeking recommendation for the approval of new lease number l17093 between the port and anderson. my apologies, there is a small error on this slide. the lease includes a premises of actually 116.343 square feet of paved land and 2010 square feet of shed space at the shipyard. the reduction in space is due to space needs that are needed for a potential removal and sale of the dry docks at the shipyard. permitted activity includes vehicle storage detailing preparat

this is the same main port that was seen in the ocean in makuran. yes, we have an oceanic port called chabahar port . . what did you say about that exact paragraph? actually, there is no official ben until now, what do we call it? we call it makran or makaran now. by the way, what was mubarak? mubarak mountain is that area. by the way, we have already informed that dear people and elites and those who are dear people can help in the naming debate . god willing, we ourselves would like to have the same discussion about the name makuran or makran. god willing, maybe now some words will be added or added to make this name complete . the plan that the consultant is doing now inshallah, the port plan, which includes the horizons and the first economic views on the dam, can actually be studied , cargo forecasts, sea trade forecasts, domestic production and livestock, and it will be determined how the docks will be designed, when will it be completed . this project of the maximum community must be finished within 6 months, god willing. yes, we will be able

the philippines. one of them is spitting. also suffered portlure of the so-called grain agreement, the russian army regularly fires at the port infrastructure of ukraine. after that, ukraine proposed temporary routes for the passage of ships, turning to the international maritime organization. the corridors began to operate from the beginning of august this year. at the time, the ministry of reconstruction said that they were primarily used to evacuate ships that were in the ukrainian ports of chornomorsk, odesa , and pivdenne at the time of the full-scale disaster. expulsion of russia into ukraine. in russian the ministry of defense did not comment on the attack on a civilian foreign ship in the port of odesa at the moment. the head of the joint press center of the defense forces of southern ukraine, nataliya gumenyuk, joins our broadcast. i congratulate you, ms. natalya. glory to ukraine, i congratulate you. glory to the heroes. thank you for finding the opportunity to join. please tell us in more detail what is known as of this moment and ho

, in the water area of ​​the port of the russians , it entered under the watchful eye of the air forceas no such thing before, and now this pretext is wool ours with camouflage, well, something, it's something, something, peter, we have one minute, one minute for us it remains for the news, i wanted to ask you , judging by your words, this is already a new priazov railway and these roads are logistical, they are already as fast as they were built, everything is already working. no, no, no, it’s not that one, it’s our natural branch, which was between mariupol and volovakha, it’s been used for a long time , it exists, and this new one they’re pulling, when it’s ready, they’ll have it so quickly, soon, soon, well, i think that according to our expectations in november, we can already see, taking into account what the weather is like, that it allows us to build it normally, then in in november we will see, with great probability, let's say yes, yes, we will see that the first trains from zashto nadana will arrive to mariupol or to volnovaga and tell me for half a minute whether people wil

, the plan is about 3 to 4 years, depending on the size of the port ander specifications. i think this is the beginning of construction the breakwaters of this port, god willing, will be among the designs that are being done by the end of this year, and it will be announced that, god willing, construction will begin in the field of transi and transi that you mentioned, what is going to happen soon. cooperation with the countries of the region has been carried out in the sis area in the persian gulf and there are contracts being concluded, how many contracts with where? now, let me not bring up the details, but in both the persian gulf region and the asian countries , good cooperation has been formed in the chabahar region , shahid rajaei ports in jask, and in the service region. i hope that the northern ports, especially in amirabad and anzali ports, and the package of projects that will be introduced in due course, god willing. god willing, mr. avrami. we have about 30 seconds to get your conclusion. yes, i would like to thank you once again for the fact

he is a pensioner, a crane operator from kirov, who has worked at the port for more than 40 years. idents of dudinka and visitors in the new hypostasis, the city has its own arctic dudinsky giraffe, speaking of residents, there are relatively few of them, about 23,000, the northern summer is short, those who do not... do not have the opportunity to go out into nature, catch the sun is here, on the genisei embankment, st. nicholas of merliki, whose figure is installed near the port, vigilantly watches and blesses the ships coming and going. dudinsky big ben is adjacent to the eternally young grandfather lenin, the taimyr fisherman is busy with his hard work, and not far away the frozen figure of a man with a dog is a monument to all the border guards of the far north, and the angonasan girl gyuza incessantly looks at yenessey, as if hoping for everything. to see my beloved, the merchant dudin, whom the truth itself destroyed with her love, so little men, you and i are in mortal danger. tolnakh is located 25 km north of narilsk; it was once a village of geologists; in the eighties tol

since 2000, large-scale reconstruction and expansion of the port began. it is a modern enterprise where innovative technologies are used, and work is in full swing 24 hours a day. merchant ships flying the flags of different countries enter the port to refuel and deliver valuable cargo for the needs of the countries of east and north-east africa. in addition, a free zone has been created in the area of ​​the port of djibouti. economic zone, which is replenished from the operation of the port the state treasury, and as a result, the main life of the country is centered around the port; more than half the population lives in the capital in djibouti. this is the country's largest transport hub. roads leading out of the city connect djibouti with somalia and ethiopia. the main public transport is buses. the first railway line from djibouti to the uwa democratic republic of ethiopia stretched back in 1902 . cargo began to be delivered deep into the african continent. today the railway has been modernized, laid on a new , more direct track, parallel to old, new

. >> reporter: an engineer with the port of san francisco steps in to help us visualize the first of its kind plan to raise the ferry building >> a longtime bay area congresswoman ready to close her chapter in washington. her thoughts on what will likely be a fierce race for her seat. >> it is a tall order to represent this district the way you deserve to be represented. >> reporter: a popular spot for barbecue goes up in flames just days after it was vandalized. the devastating blow to the restaurant. >>> the bay area ice cream shop back in business. how it is trying to turn an apparent hate crime into something positive. >> i think that it shows that love is fierce and we are back again. we are here. >>> this is a cbs news bay area, with juliette goodrich. >>> i'm standing in our virtual studio, next to a digital replica of sentences goes landmark ferry building. in a minute, we will dive into the details of this daring plan to raise it by seven feet. first, let me tell you what is at stake. the ferry building serves as a gateway to the city, and financial district, as well as a ga

to the port of houston. and approving safety and goods movement and literally hundreds of ports, highways and freight rail lines in between. this is now being coordinated by our new multimodal freight office, also a gratian of the bipartisan infrastructure law. so that our investments can havp the biggest impact to move could reliably and keep shipping prices down. secondly, we consistently heard from private sector partners that you make the most of our physical infrastructure we were going to need better data infrastructure. for example, an importer recorded not being able to tell the fastest wayo to remove good desperate to move goods. a port was losing physically outside the gates and a logistics or didn't have enough notice to get their chassis to the right location for locomotives were fatal. all of which added up to wasted time and higher cost. so we launched flow, the freight logistics opposition works initiativeve to give actress crosses obliging unprecedented access to shared data. and it even thoug

caspian is near the anzali port, which is under the anzali free zone , but we know it as the caspian , it is near the anzali port, and we hope that the rail from rasht will be connected to the caspian in the next few months. god willing, we will be able to add this crossing to the previous crossings, god willing. it is obvious that our country is also very advanced due to its geographical location and the existence of the railway that exists right now , from sarkhus to band, and in terms of the presence of the caspian sea in the north and the persian gulf and the oman sea in the south we have a very advanced geographical location for transit, and god willing, we hope to be able to benefit from this. for example, let me tell you that in the last year, for the first time, we were able to bring potash fertilizer from the north of russia 4800 kilometers by rail to bandab, and from bandab with ship to. india should move and the route that used to take about 50 days would go from the north of russia by rail to the black sea, the s sea, the mediterranean sea and the red sea and go to the in

>> the port held a series of public meetings. without a doubt, those that live and work around the embarcadero want to see the ferry building remain intact, functioning, and on-site that gave birth to this audacious plan we we are working with the army corps to say we want to save the ferry building. we want the building to be here for the next generation. and so that would in raising the building >> raising the building by as much as 10 feet dorian believes that is time well spent. >> i absolutely, yes, raise the ferry building could save my favorite clock tower but it is a wonderful building it is definitely worth raising. >> so how do we save a historic ferry building ? here we are in our virtual reality set i am joined by the engineer of the port of san francisco. thank you for joining us at the port, virtually, how do we raise a ferry building that is 25,000 tons? >> slowly and carefully. the first thing we have to do is get the water out all the temporary coffer down around the perimeter. >> okay. >> and then pump the water

i see to it that the kids come out of the port and are taken to a safe place. so you might as long as you just say, well, that's where the customers come and pick them up. and when it usually taking them to the coast about a year of the whole little bundle, every year, thousands of kilos of cocaine arrive at the port of i see it us. mike knows exactly how much. but he went say most to log into teams. it's more than people think it's less than the money, but it was months i'll get into again. sorry, i won't give you numbers of it, but it's more than people realize. all right, one of the about not on. i'm not as ask them. i think the probably going to see them just like the bananas come in and for the oranges and shoes at the end of the day. it's a business like any other. and if there's demand, you have to be there to serve it. as i see, i'm going to have the ones that are, there are smaller independent games that transport cocaine by sp the snow. so what am i talking about? you know, that also works, but the most common and safer way is by container. so i think

protesters at the port held signed any message. >> we want to end the carnage immediately. solution. >> they are opposed to israel's military actions in gaza during its war with hamas. protesters believed the ship was on its way to israel with unitary equipment and weapons after a stop in tacoma, washington. we were unable to independently confirm that. >> it is a message of solidarity with the palestinian people who are struggling to survive. we will not consent to weapons being sent to israel to be used against the palestinian people. >> a larger group of demonstrators gathered further from the ship. >> we attempted to stop the ship

on the way back, the ship stopped for the first time at the port of colombo, sri lanka . the 28th new group of the navy of the republic. iran's islamic, navshan alborz, navav pashtivani bandas and kilo class yunus submarine along with combat helicopters and numerous special operations teams demonstrated iran's maritime authority in their trip to india. naogo at the end of 2013, albeit a short distance passed, but crossing the equator and docking in jakarta, the capital of indonesia, was one of the characteristics of their mission. one of the components and indicators of the strategic force is that it can be present wherever there is an aquatic environment in the world due to its educational equipment and human resources . meanwhile, the voyage of the 75th fleet should be considered as the beginning of new chapters in the history of the country's military seafaring. in this trip, the completely iranian new group consisting of navoshkan sahand and naubandar makran headed towards the atlantic ocean. the destroyer sahan is built by specialists of the islamic republic of iran i

jennifer ge, senior property manager for the port. the item presented today is proposed new lease between theer port and anderson enterprise known as anderson. in 2018, the port entered into lease number l16471 with anderson for their use of land and shed space at pier 68/70 shipyard. the lease expired october 31 and on hold over status. anderson and the port wish to enter into new lease agreement for reduced footprint for term of 3 eryoos and 3 year one year extension options. the proposed lease was unanimously approved by the port commission in october and we are before you seeking recommendation for the approval of new lease number l17093 between the port and anderson. my apologies, there is a small error on this slide. the lease includes a premises of actually 116.343 square feet of paved land and 2010 square feet of shed space at the shipyard. the reduction in space is due to space needs that are needed for a potential removal and sale of the dry docks at the shipyard. permitted activity includes vehicle storage detailing preparat

the port was given a strategic role in the transshipment of oil, metal and grain.bout 12 million tons of various cargo, including up to 7.5 million tons of oil. another port is kuryk . complex capable of receiving road and rail ferries all year round. its design capacity is currently about 6 million tons per year. in general , the kazakh authorities are planning serious investments in the development of transport infrastructure. in particular, the country will allocate 20 billion for the modernization and construction of roads, another 15 for railways and 5 billion for the development of aviation and modernization of port infrastructure. we’ll talk about new logistics prospects for kazakhstan with alexey bezborodov. what, in your opinion, is the reason for the desire of the authorities of kazakhstan? transfer the ports of kuryk and oktao to private investors, and why might these objects be of interest? these objects are extremely interesting and promising for kazakhstan, as one of the most important elements in principle of the country’s transport and transit polic

our rank is 40 among 182 countries overlooking the sea the rating of our port is high. now we will talk about it with the guest of the program. and the same in the region. dependently means in a way of economy. let's see how much our gdp is related to the sea, the number is approximately 48 , but what the experts call it, if we want to look only at the sea, and the sea economy is about 1-2% of our total gdp or our gross national product . he allocates the number is not very high, in the case of countries that have such a capacity, this number is more than ten to, for example, 40 panjas. please see the next picture together. how is our situation in terms of situation? i don't think we have discussed it so much. it doesn't need to be explained, but we have an overview. it might not be bad . we have 5,800 km of coastline, which has direct sea borders with 8 countries: kazakhstan, uae, oman, qatar, saudi arabia, bahrain, kuwait, russia. i don't need to think about the countries and give you an example about a series of them that are quite specific in terms of port and sea, w

russian pacific fleet entered the port of bangladesh, from what mission? no woke up in sicily, the largest in europe is expected in iceland, the eruption of the fagra volcano, dals, poison. today , a second group has already been approved by all parties to leave the gas sector. in which, according to preliminary data from 90 to 100 people. the first evacuees, a few hours ago , safely reached the operational headquarters in cairo, where ours rescued and diplomats provided them with the necessary assistance. according to the ministry of health, all 70 refugees are in satisfactory condition and have been cleared to fly to moscow. the enclave, meanwhile , was plunged into heavy fighting near key hospitals. tsahal is tightening his ring around pockets of resistance. hamask. they are searching for hostages, and a palestinian group is attacking the israeli army within the city limits. all the latest information is in the reports of alexander belibov and sergei pashkov. their journey from the rafah checkpoint to the egyptian capital took several hours. on this bus

and as soon as possible, the goods leave the port in a truck. the end of what in columbus are the then it's taken to a safe storage place to see what i'm doing. i gotta go with it. i see to it that the goods come out of the porch when i've been, i've taken to a safe place. so you're not as long as you just say what they want. that's where the customers come and pick them up and where they usually taking them to the coast . yeah. once a year of a whole little bundle. every year, thousands of kilos of cocaine arrive at the port of i see it us. mike knows exactly how much. but he wouldn't say no to log in, because it's more than people think it's less than the money. that's the, this is mazda, again, again, sorry, i won't give you numbers, but it's more than people realize. all right, one of the about not on another task, the more been done with up. i'll go get in and see them just like the bananas come in for the oranges or shoes. at the end of the day, it's a business like any other. and if there's demand, you have to be there to serve it. i see i

but now there's a new business. cocaine. sees arrive at the port of i have seen us. we have an appointment with mike, he works for one of the largest narcotics contents in spain. we've reached him off to adjust it for such and through various contacts that have led us deeper and deeper into the fray. mike organizes the logistics said that drugs can be support unnoticed before that distributed own as a europe. his salary is $200000.00 euros a month. he a, he talks to the media for the 1st time, doing his incoming of a buying the mustang. he or someone who make sure that the container is not in the register as soon as possible. the goods leave the port in a truck in the in columbus or the then it's taken to a safe storage place to see what we've done. i gotta go with it, i see to it that the goods come out of the port on it, then are taken to a safe place. so you might want to just say, well, that's where the customers come and pick them up and usually taking them to the coast about a year of the old one and then every year, thousands of kilos of cocaine arrive at the p

elsewhere in the port. back to you, ryan. >>> cape orlando is owned by the u.s. government, according to records, the ship was activated in 2003 to support the second war in iraq. israel has claimed responsibility for an air strike on an ambulance, witnesses say the strike killed a wounded -- and wounded dozens of people just outside the medical city in gaza. the military vehicle was used by hamas to carry weapons. the ambulance was part of a medical convoy. and today, antony blinken said more needs to be done to protect the palestinian civilians and call for a pause in the fighting. antony blinken met with top israel officials in tel aviv but benjamin netanyahu is not interested in a cease-fire. >>> a mother was visiting family in gaza when hamas attacked israel, this is video inside her family home in gaza. he said his mother was rationing food and water. >> i could feel the tears in his eyes, and it's just so sad because he also doesn't know if he is going to make it , if he's ever going to see her again

and that ship is now off away from the port of oakland. their intention throughout the day was to try to keep that ship docked in the harbor. >> the occupation has got to go. >> they are taking every step they can to stop the fighting overseas. >> we're demanding a cease fire, immediate cease fire right now. >> dozens of pro-palestinian demonstrators are stopping this ship from leaving the port of oakland. >> this vessel will be loaded with military weapons from the united states to go to israel. so we're here to disrupt it. >> the action started early with dozens of demonstrators trespassing at dawn. by 11 a.m, police arrived and some protesters attempted to board the ship, locking themselves to a ladder where they've been for hours. oakland police and the coast guard circling the ship to keep everything orderly that line on the stern. >> we actually took that line and we ran it through the fence. and then we have three women who are holding on to the ladder. >> it's been almost a month since hamas militants attacked israel, killing more t

i am tasked with literally reviving the port. greetings, this is the collaborators program and i am olena kononenko. we have already prepared for you a new batch of sellers who chose the tricolor for worship rag zaporizhzhia region - the city of berdyansk, a resort pearl of ukraine with healing mud, mineral waters, sandy beaches and the sea of ​​azov. the city was founded in 1836 on the site of cossack and fishing settlements that appeared here in the middle of the 16th century. in modern ukraine, many families had a tradition of going to berdyansk for a few days in the summer, swimming in the sea, tasting delicious fish, honey pokhlo and riding on attractions, but this is the second summer in a row, the orcs have taken away this opportunity from us. february 27, 2022, berdyansk was occupied, the rashists established a strict... occupation regime, the city was left without gas supply, there are constant problems with mobile communication and the internet, ukrainian humanitarian aid is not allowed to berdyansk and there are no gree

military aid to israel are protesting at the port of oakland. video is coming in from one of the activists showing a person who has appeared to tie themselves to the side of a boat. >> this is all in an effort to keep that ship from leaving its dock. good morning to you. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcu >> i'm laura garcia. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live at the port of oakland right now. tell us what's happening behind you right now. >> reporter: well, you can see the protesters are behind us. they are along this fence right here, very clear message why they are out here. they are calling for an end to u.s. military aid to israel. they're also calling for a cease-fire. now, you guys mentioned it not so long ago, but there is a protester, a couple protesters at this point that are tied to the boat, or i believe one protester is tied to the boat and other protesters in sort of a human chain coming from the both onto -- onto the dock there. that happened, that started just before 10:00 this morning. now, they bel

people sitting on the ground blocking the entrance to a birth that the port of oakland. that is where the cape orlando, a military supply vessel, is waiting to depart. we are told it is supposed to head to tacoma, washington, then on to israel. let's give you a live look now from our chopper 5. people have attached themselves to that ship. the protesters are demanding a cease-fire in the middle east. they are calling for people in other cities to look out for and stop similar vessels. we are at the port of oakland now. there are several police lines and protesters are in several areas. we will bring you any major updates as soon as we get them. >>> secretary of state antony blinken return to israel where he reiterated support for the u.s. ally and he is pressing israel to do what it can to protect palestinian civilians in gaza. natalie brand reports from the white house. >> reporter: at a news conference in tel aviv, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken reminded the world of the brutality of the hamas terror attacks on october 7, telling the story of two young boys in i

, the military side of the port. this reduces their ability to restrict others seafaring activities. and it's been really important change.vi there are indications that they're trying to mine or otherwise disrupt the shipping and that's something we're watching very carefully so far has been more -- by way of faint than reality. but we know they will try and they're using air assets to try to control or intimidate shippers again as a difficulty. that's whyol again in the supplemental we're looking for the wayat to build up air defene because that's the answer to russia using aircraft to lay mines in the black sea. so all of this works together as we try to build going forward. >> senator duck qort talked about her recent trip to romania i've been on the military base a number of years ago. how can we continue to support modernization and romanian arm forces? >> yeah well -- as i mention we've -- provided a substantial graduate of military financing building more into ability wee have a combat brigade i think we have t

if we talk about the port and transport infrastructure of the khabarovsk territory, what is it, what tasks? well, first of all, the eastern training ground supports the development of our port capacities, for us this is vanina, the soviet harbor, this is the new port of elga with a capacity of 30 million the tone that i spoke about in the north, this is the main three. elgo appeared in such a way that it was impossible to transport yakut coal to the ports of vanino and primorye , impossible, investors decided to build their own private railway 500 km long, the port is new, they made the right decision, because in a year and a half the first bulk carriers will go, will be loaded and unloaded coal will be on the eastern market, that is, money will be generated by this project, so the eastern landfill on the eastern landfill within the framework of only our region in the year before last allocated 60 billion rubles in the past, more than 100 this year, 160. can you imagine the growth in demand for building materials. but it will lead to the fact that we in vanino will get a second wind,

abc seven's ryan curry has the latest from the port. >> a mission to deliver military supplies to israel is off to a rocky start. the naval ship left the port of oakland friday afternoon after protesters chained to the hull were finally arrested. >> the occupation has got to go demonstrate was angered by the us promise of $14.5 billion to aid in israel illegally entered the port friday morning. >> this vessel will be loaded with military weapons from the united states to go to israel. so we're here to disrupt it by 11 a.m, police arrived and some protesters attempted to board the ship, locking themselves to a ladder where they sat for hours. >> oakland police and the coast guard circling the ship to keep everything orderly that line on the stern. >> we actually took that line and we ran it through the fence. and then we have three women who are holding on to the ladder. >> it's been almost a month since hamas militants attacked israel, killing more than 1400 people and setting off a war in gaza. the death toll is now over 9000. demonstrators in oakland want the violence to stop. >> we st

valentina, we actually see that the number of ships in the ports of odesa is already decreasing, i amking about izmail ireni, about the river ports, what is this connected with, it is connected with those attacks that were and do not want to risk , the owners of these ships, or there is some other reason, and i think that the first reason is also this reason, and the second is the safety of the way, the way to these ports, and therefore i think that these computers are also considering other options for getting grain to the countries of europe, huh, and in general, as we know that this temporary corridor, which used to work, it no longer works, it works, it seems to work, plus or minus, at the own peril and risk of many ships, another corridor that works works without the participation of the un, without the participation of russia and turkey. whether or not some new directions of work are being considered in odesa in order to be exported more goods not only by land routes, but also by sea, river, sea, so of course, of course, new ways of exporting our grain are constantly being devel

one hospitalized, two, after receiving medical attention, left in place, also another person in the port, an employee was injured, and this is not surprising, because the blast wave and the scattering of debris had... quite a powerful and far radius, hitting happened during the air alarm, when the activity was taking place, the activity of tactical enemy aviation over the black sea was recorded , at that moment the ship was entering the port and it was impossible to stop such a process, the enemy in the meantime fired an anti-radar missile in the direction of the coast, it is clear that they were trying to aim. .. or to the port infrastructure or to the air defense systems with a reference to the radar station, and the hit took place on the ship, since it is also equipped with a radar station, this the peculiarity of the response of such a rocket. the hit took place directly in the superstructure, you can see in the photos that it is actually the captain's bridge, on which the pilot was to conduct the sun. madam captain, first rank, and this is a civilian ship under the liberian flag, it

. >> director of the port of san francisco, according to the port, by the end of the century the sea level along the shoreline is expected to rise anywhere from 3 to 7 feet. >> we must prepare the waterfront for the next generation. >> port officials are already drawing up plans and strategies to strengthen and adapt the waterfront against both seismic threats and sea level rise. >> we know it's magical and beautiful, but what matters specifically? >> the port holding a series of public meetings and without a doubt those who live and work around the embarcadero want to see the building remain intact, functioning and on-site which gave birth to this audacious plan. >> we are working with the army corps to say we want to save the building. we want the building to be here for the june next-generation. >> raising the building by up to seven feet, they believe it is time well spent. >> i vote yes, raise the building. it saves my favorite clocktower and it is a wonderful building. >> so how do we save a historic ferry loading? here we are on the virtual reality set. joined by the engineer

infrastructure of kozmino, as well as in the western ports of primorskaya service of novorossiysk bylion tons. over 10 years, russia has reduced its dependence on imports in the fuel and energy complex from 67 to 38%. according to deputy prime minister alexander novak, the domestic russian market is now fully supplied with fuel, but during government hour senators asked various issues, including those related to gasification of regions where there is no main gas supply yet. gazprom is already conducting research on laying a gas pipeline to the krasnoyarsk territory and, with a subsequent transition to the design stage, based on all the existing standards, the implementation of such large investment projects. then by 2028 the task has been set to bring gas there to krasnoyarsk, this is through the territory of the krasnoyarsk territory, then the infrastructure will be developed in an eastern direction. another important topic - this is social gasification. previously, president vladimir putin has already instructed governors to head regional headquarters for additional gasification an

and i got to say, the port and the work they're doing is very thorough. and i wish them the best. it's a long it's long coast. they might be retired by the time this thing is. so that's my report. great. thanks for the pentagon. any questions? i expect an invite next time you go for a tour. yeah, absolutely. i'm also willing to go watch you fish. i can watch the sea lions attack your nets and whatever. that's always fun. any other committee members have questions, comments for liaison. antonio great. if we could take public comment on this item, please. members of the public who wish to provide public comment in person, please line up at the podium now. each person will have two minutes to speak. there are no in-person public comments. members of the public who wish to provide public comment over the phone, please. call (415)!a655-0001. enter access. code 26609507171. then press pound and then pound again if you haven't already done so, please dial star three to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you ha

natalya, and we understand that odesa, the ports, in general, the south, will be their constant goal, it already been possible to strengthen the pppo at this moment in the south, in the black sea region, where there are river ports, where there are river ports, in those places where they have flown over the summer and will continue to fly, if not shahed, then they launch missiles? well, even if you analyze all the attacks that were carried out at the beginning of the anti-port aggression that began on july 17, when the grain agreement ended and international guarantees ended, you can see that the increase in the indicators of the effectiveness of air defense systems is obvious, also, analyzing the weapons that the enemy uses attacks, it can be concluded that and they realize that the increase in air defense of these facilities has occurred because they have switched to supersonic, anti-ship onyx, which are very difficult to shoot down, and not all air defense systems are capable of countering them, so they are measuring whether we can really counter such a threat, will we really be ab

the protesters blocked one of the port's entrances and delayed the ship's departure. some attempted to board the ship. organizers say they want the violence in gaza to end. >> this vessel will be loaded with military weapons from the united states to go to israel. so we're here to disrupt it. >> the ship was able to depart this afternoon. it's headed to seattle to load more equipment, more antiwar protests are expected there for president biden. >> and first lady jill biden traveled to lewiston, maine, today to visit and show support for the community. shaken by last week's mass shooting. the biden spent the day with victims families and first responders. the day was also marked with funerals for some of the 18 people who were killed in the shooting. another 13 people were injured when an army reservist with a mental health history opened fire at a bowling alley and restaurant. the president urged lawmakers on both sides to find a consensus and sensible gun legislation. >> jill and i are here, though, on behalf of the american people to grieve with you and to make sur