our marines more successful. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today and for your strong support of marine corps modernization. we look forward to your questions. chair norcross: thank you. lieutenant, you are recognized. mr. stefany: that was one statement for all three of us. sorry about that. >> so repeat the same, right? [laughter] chair norcross: thank you for your statements. certainly this gives us more time for questions. you started one of your statements talking about ukraine and what we've been witnessing, and the impact particularly of the javelins and the stinger to a lesser extent, at least in this area. given the performance come and let us a tough word to suggest in the russian vehicles in ukraine, the assessment of what you are witnessing, both of the lack of protection in some ways of the armor of russia come and the ability for ukraine to use the missiles, particularly the javelin to decimate much of armor. what impact it might have on our existing fleet of vehicles and the fut

one of the most commendable aspects of the marine corps splint was the marine corps proposed paying for an resourcing the majority of this change from within. the marine corps has continued to deliver on their promise to transition from older platforms to newer more capable systems in a stable, affordable and achievable way. the majority of marine corps programs have remained on time on track and on budget, and this has not been lost on congress. i look forward to robust conversation with our witnesses about the current status of the marine corps said 2034 is designed to feldman and rotation and the critical defense programs necessary to yield the marines with the capability capacities for success. congress and specifically this committee has demonstrated our support for this program and the strategy the commandant has placed in front of us. i commend the marine corps leadership for their dedication and hard work to continuously reassess modernization investment priorities and reallocate already limited resources to fund the development and procurement of essential defense requirements

our marines more successful. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today and for your strong support of the marine corps modernization and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. lieutenant colonel wise you are recognized. >> it's one statement for the three of us, sorry about that. >> thank you for your statement. this gives us more questions on top of that. you started your statement talking about ukraine and what we have been witnessing and the impact particularly the javelins in the stinger to a extent in this area. given the performance in the vehicles in ukraine the assessment of what you are witnessing both the lack of protection in some ways of the armor and the ability for ukraine to use the missiles particularly the javelin to -- the assessment of that what impact it might have on our existing fleet f of vehicles and the future so lieutenant general heckl and wise if you could comment on that. >> yes sir. thank you foran the question ani want to talk to mr. stefany's performance in

i've never heard of an african-american marine say i'm not going to carry out my fellow marine because they are white. to insinuate that the soldiers were somehow these terrible people, these neo-nazis and white supremacists we are going to leave our fallen if they have a certain race or religion. you don't see that. the marines and soldiers, the peoplehe who defend the country are the people who defend and left the country are the least consumed with any kind of notion of race. how insulting. as if it were a fact in the beginning of section five. the infiltration of the uniformed services. not just to the local police or marines or to the army and the navy. it's an insult to the fbi, to the capital police. this bill says that they've been infiltrated. they are consumed with some kind of race rage. it's predictable. this is the party that wants to defined the police. but not only to defined the police. theym. think they are full of hatred and racism. it's not true. the infiltration of the marines, that's not true. it's an insult to every marine in the country and every soldier in the c

i've never heard of an african american marine say i'm not going to carry out my fellow marine because they're white. if there's any kind of grouping in our country more acustomed to treating people because they're your fellow soldier and your friend, it's the military. to insinuate that the military is consumed with white supremacy is an insult. to insinuate that our soldiers are somehow these terrible people, these neo-nazis and white supremacists that we're going to get a new government agency to police the marines -- the marines are a proud part of our military. our soldiers are a proud part of our country. these are the people who do not see color, who do not see race, who do not see religion. these are the people who don't leave their fallen. you think the marines go around saying we're going to leave our fallen if they have a certain race or religion? you don't see that. the marines, the soldiers in our country, the people who defend our country are the people who defend and love our country are the least consumed with any kind of notion of race. how insulting. this will bill st

[applause] today is a great day to be a marine. [applause] in a moment, those of you who are wearing the eagle will take an oath. when you do, you will inherit a legacy. a legacy of honor, courage, and commitment. from this day forward, that legacy is yours to protect. like those who preceded you, you will face obstacles that most would consider insurmountable. you will overcome them. like your predecessors, you will be expected to accomplish the mission under the most unforgiving circumstances of combat. sometimes without explicit direction, guided only by intent, a bias for action, and your own judgment. you will accomplish that mission. like marines always have, you will be expected to operate at the point of greatest friction, where the stakes are highest for this nation, and where the odds are most difficult, and like earlier generations you will find a way to win. every time, without exception. you must win. most importantly, you will lead. you will set an example of personal and professional excellence. you will lead with hu

a message from the marine mammal center. they say too many people are approaching the wild animal. >> don't touch the seals. that's the request of the marine mammal center as pupping season is in full swing. that's right. lots of young seal and sea lion pups are popping up on our bay area beaches this time of year. i caught up with the marine mammal center earlier this week, though, and they say people interacting with the mammals. >> it's a growing problem. >> that's the sound of feeding it happened several times a day at the marine mammal center home to elephant seals harbor seals and california sea lions. we need a little extra care rescue. any sick or injured marine mammal within 600 miles of california coast. and you see the most number of patients this time of year. adam ratner has worked at the center for over a decade. >> but he's noticed a shift in recent years as their patient numbers continue to climb. right now, what we're seeing is a lot more animals coming in due to human interaction. >> unfortunately, people a

according to the marin independent journal, about 20 marin schools are experiencing covid-19 outbreaks, from marin county, an outbreak is defined at three or hour cases among students or staff and despite some outbreaks or the surges, county is not issuing any local mask mandates for any settings, schools or otherwise, for right now. however, districts are urging students to reconsider mask use for special occasions. so one of the districts doing just that, the miller creek school district. school leaders there recently sent letters to parents notifying them of an increase of cases and advised them that some classes may have reached outbreak status. the letter continued by asking guardians to monitor their students for symptoms and urnled them to wear masked at upcoming school functions like open houses. we also spoke with parents who say while the news of an increase in cases is disappointing, they understand the need to remain vigilant and appreciate the notification from the district. >> it's surprising and kind of makes me quite sad. i think the kids were kind of getting used to be

the marine biologist spots a hammerhead shark. it is like all sharks often hunted for its fins or ends up as by-catch. that's why they''re slowly dying out. >> shags 220 reach maturity, and what they do, they hold -- sharks take a long time to reach maturity, and once they do, they have few pups. it is extremely important to protect them in their first years of life until they can reproduce. >> these days manuel yepez helps , protects the sharks. but in the past, like many other fishermen here, he killed them for their fins, supplying the asian market. >> we all make mistakes. but i had an epiphany. i now have a great appreciation for the fact that a shark is worth much more alive than dead. >> since the creation of the second-largest protected marine corridor in the world, extending from the galapagos islands to costa rica, the odds of ocean species surviving have increased dramatically. diana pazmiÑo was part of the research team that made it possible. >> i am very happy. with the new protected area, we are able to guarantee th

which will include the lives of approximate 4000 marines. last through the main course focus on family house include implementation of the tenants bill of rights. the marine corps continues to look at the housing partners and the other services to ensure that our housing is safe and meets the needs of our residents. this year we plan to invest over $230 million in family housing construction and operations. including building family housing units in guam. the marine corps strives to invest in resilient installations that enable operational readiness. recent infrastructure investment included projects that reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and off-base energy grids. for example marine corps was just as a first net zero installation base generate more power through green energy sources than it consumed in calendar year 2021. and provided about 8 megawatts back to the local grid. the marine corps is also invested in microgrids installation second power mission essential functions for more than two weeks ensuring continuity of operations. fina

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been found in the stomachs of marine species. i'm a world without plastic is unrealistic, but it's vital that it's used responsibly. garage smith, this is just awful. i mean is looking at it breaks my heart or no intensive reset his underway in the galapagos islands because there's not much time left to protect their membrane, wildlife, and indeed ecosystems across the whole planet. this week and global ideas, we look at innovative efforts to slow climate change in the west african country of gama. there are plenty of creative ideas for developing a sustainable economy, but there is often a lack of capital to implement them. one platform is trying to solve that through providing access to crowd funding from small and launch investors. sylvester i. e. c is excited to be out on the road. visiting companies. he works for the crowd funding platform, frankly, green. today's trip take some, some way out of gone us capitol, accra accompany, seeking to produce eco friendly toilet paper, is hoping to find investors via, frankly, green the

had never had a marine mansion before. was something that we were working towards i think are damaged is very important because if we list them, yes, there is no way of getting back on us back. and because send me news, so oh, we have quite a few and damage. so it's just time and distance that may be safe, special. and if they go then you know the well his last and watch to that congress passed. now this is james and i needed to use some of the think most people up at the see yes just but it's the same that happened on the things that you can see that makes all the different. mm. ah ah ah ah ah, ah ah, with such a striking array of species, st helene as marine life represents a level of ecosystem health, but few other regions in the world still possess from underwater caves to great spies of ancient lava life flourish is here as it has done for centuries. ah ah, this crossroads of the atlantic is a key stock of point for many pelagic species. make the trillion devil re who effortlessly meander through the large coast to sh

the marine mammal center is caring for about 130 patients. that means they're using about 1000 pounds of sustainably caught herring. is feeding stay. >> we go through a lot of ratner says elephant seal pups typically come into the center about 200 pounds underweight. they eat at least 3 times a day. many working their way up from a fish eating 5 pounds of herring. each the feedings are led by vets ant carried out by volunteers by looking so cute, cuddly volunteers never get to play. so even though we have to be around these animals to help better want to minimize the level of interaction with them. and that way they keep all those wild in staying just as the experts keep their distance inside the center. they want you to keep yours out on the shore to seal and sea lion spend a fair amount of time up on beaches. so just seeing in out of water doesn't mean it's sick. >> if you see any cuts, scratches or people around it are dogs off leash. that could be a sign that they might have some trauma. so that's why you just give us a call. we can send

marine capt. charles robb . the wedding would take place in december, in the white house and courtship and began quietly and only with family and intimate friends was now spotlighted in the national news and it would be a long time before chuck and linda what again know the moment they had shared during the summer of 1967 the private moments and around the festivities was launched as a black tie dinner dance of the host and the friends the bride for many years, now. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> the state of washington heading for her first shower for lynda johnson this was her first grand hurrah. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ the guest would who lynda johnson who had known through her career. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ uniquely innovations and this one particularly shown to

the, the had never had a marine mansion had before. was something that we were lacking towards. i think our damage is very important because if we lose them this, this no way of getting their connor stuff back and because send me news. so oh, we have quite a few and damage so it's just time and distance that may be seeing special. and if they go then you know, the. 9 well, has lost so much to that kind of stuff now to if james and lena to use some of the think most people on the see is just blue. but it's the things that happen under the things that you can see that makes all the different. mm. ah ah ah ah ah ah, with such a striking array of species, saint helene as marine life represents a level of ecosystem health, but few other regions in the world still possess from underwater caves to great spies of ancient lava life flourish is here as it has done for centuries. ah ah, this crossroads of the atlantic is a key stock of point for many pelagic species. make the trillion devil re who effortlessly meander through the large coast to s

the marine mammal center is caring for about 130 patients. that means they're using about 1000 pounds of sustainably caught herring. is feeding stay. >> we go through a lot of ratner says elephant seal pups typically come into the center about 200 pounds underweight. they eat at least 3 times a day. many working their way up from a fish eating 5 pounds of herring. each the feedings are led by vets and carried out by volunteers by looking so cute, cuddly volunteers never get to play. so even though we have to be around these animals to help better want to minimize the level of interaction with them. and that way they keep all those wild in staying just as the experts keep their distance inside the center. they want you to keep yours out on the short ci and spend a fair amount of time up on beaches. so just seeing any more out of water doesn't mean that sick. >> if you see any cuts, scratches or people around it are dogs off leash. that could be a sign that they might have some trauma. so that's why you just give us a call. we can send a team o

the marine mammal center is caring for about 130 patients. that means they're using about 1000 pounds of sustainably caught herring. is feeding stay. >> we go through a lot of ratner says elephant seal pups typically come into the center about 200 pounds underweight. they eat at least 3 times a day. many working their way up from a fish eating 5 pounds of herring. each the feedings are led by vets and carried out by volunteers by looking so cute, cuddly volunteers never get to play. so even though we have to be around these animals to help better want to minimize the level of interaction with them. and that way they keep all those wild in staying just as the experts keep their distance inside the center. they want you to keep yours out on the short ci and spend a fair amount of time up on beaches. so just seeing in out of water doesn't mean it sick. >> if you see any cuts, scratches or people around it are dogs off leash. that could be a sign that they might have some trauma. so that's why you just give us a call. we can send a team of traine

at the age of 17, private cruz enlisted in the marine corps. as part of the second marine division, his mission was to secure the island of beshio in order to control the japanese airstrip. tragically during a battle, private cruz was kill. private cruz was declared unrecoveringable for 77 years before his remains were identified and returned home to his family in los angeles. on march 25, 2021, he was then laid to rest with full military honors. he was the recipient of numerous awards and citation including the silver star, the purple heart, combat action ribbon, world war ii victory medal, american campaign medal, marine corps presidential unit citation, asia eatic pacific theater medal, marine corps medal, the gold star lapel button. i encourage all of my colleagues to join me in paying respect to this world war ii hero by naming the post office at 2016 east first street in l.a., california, as the marine corps reserve private jacob cruz post office. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york res

will deepen the marine layer, bring you that fog off and some drizzle tonight. maybe even a few showers, i think with the system coming in most of the energy located a little further to the north, actually have some lightning strikes up toward reading this afternoon as well. and then the trailing edge is going to start to sag into the bay area overnight tonight. it's tomorrow morning seeing a little drizzle already out near the coastline in spots more that the comedy throughout the night tonight. but probably not more than a few hundreds of an inch of precipitation, but enough to get things damp and you'll see it right here as we take you through the night tonight. that storm system rolls on through begins to fall apart. but you do see where it wants to bring a little moisture through as it comes through early this evening. and then after midnight, things begin to clear out tomorrow are often run with it looks like a very nice day ahead as we get through saturday. them look bad. but then there you go. there is your mother's day sunday. storm clouds, a little mor

not a single representative from the marine corps, no marine corps groups. vfw, people we reached out to wouldn't even respond to us. it me, it just kind of weakened our motto of semper fidelis. always faithful, because other than the people we knew directly that we served with, there wasn't -- i mean, there was a few people that were strangers that were marines that reached out. marines need to think about it this way. there's millions of former ma marines. think of the voting power that you would have. think of the voice you would have. and you can't use any of that for another marine? semper fidelis. >> when asked for comment, the marine corps provided a statement saying trevor reed served his country honorably as a marine and we thank him for his service. we are happy he returned home safely and wish him and his family the best. the marines did not address the substance of joey reed's criticism that they did nothing to help their son. >> the georgia surprise that is defying democrats' prediction about a controversial new voting law. stay with us. custome

marin county is sponsoring its own gun buyback event. next saturday. they're offering up $100 for a handgun or rifle $200 for an assault weapon. bucs ammunition will also be accepted. it's taking place in the marin county sheriff's office parking lot from 09:00am until 01:00pm again, that's next saturday, june 4th. as was in santa clara county, all drop offs will be completely anonymous. well, cal fire in the national weather service has issued a red flag warning for a big patch of northern california, including vacaville parts of fairfield as well. a red flag warning issued is issued when conditions could result in extreme fires. >> within 24 hours, some ways you and your family can stay safe, include not knowing or trimming your grass not pulling over pulling over in dry grass and clearing any dead. weeds are vegetation. they're also suggesting you not burn any landscape debris during red flag warning which goes into effect tomorrow morning. >> we do have a quick traffic alert for you all lanes temporarily blocked right now on eastbound 80 in san fra

take a look at your screen, according to marin independent journal about 20 marin schools are experiencing covid-19 outbreaks. from marin county an outbreak is defined as three or more cases among students or staff and despite the surge, the county will not be issuing any local mask mandate for any settings that include schools or otherwise for now. however, districts are urging students to reconsider mask use for the special occasions. and in the south bay, the city of san jose is revising its mask policy for city employees only. now a mask mandate was implemented on friday and that will last for two weeks. one month ago santa clara county saw an average of less than 200 cases a day. santa clara county is now seeing 550 case ace day. dr. peter chin-hong says masking up keeps you protected. >> it keeps you from getting it, it lowers your risk. i wouldn't put it up with zeros anymore but it means you have to have a good mask and you have to be diligent about wearing it when there's an increase in cases particularly with a new variant or something like that. >> reporter: and b.a.r.t. recentl

and in 2006, the 200 nautical miles around st. helena were classified as a marine protected area. since then, numerous research programs have been put in place, many of which are run by lee ann and her team in 2012. we started at all. 7 and final project, it was a habitat in abundance survey with a view to making a marine manage. and then because then in, i had never had a marine mansion before was something that we were working toward i think are damaged is very important. because if we list them, yes, there is no way of getting back on us back and because 70 new, so oh, we have quite a few and damage. so it's just time and distance that may be st special. and if they go then you know the. 9 well, his last so much to that congress passed nada if james and i needed to do some of the things i'm most people on the see is just but it's the same that happened on the things that you can see that makes all the different. mm. ah ah ah ah ah ah, with such a striking the rave species, st helene as marine life represents the level of ecosystem health that few other regions in the world stil

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the plane crashed on a ridge north of councilman road in the marin headlands. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm grant lotus kron four's terisa stasio is live tonight at the scene with the latest recent weeks. >> know that this investigation now has the ntsb involved. >> there's a multi-agency out here, grant and can i'm going to get out of the camera so you can kind of see the fog has been very thick out here. but if you just look right up there, you can see the white. part of the plane. now we are learning a little bit more about this plane. it's an experimental vans. are the 10 we're here in the moran headline headlines. you can see that now. hopefully. it's been extremely foggy, as i mentioned. so fog you that when we first got here, you had no idea where this plane had crashed into the mountainside. but just a couple of minutes ago, the fog kind of broke up and you could see, again, as you're mentioning, we've got a multi-agency out here, including more and search and rescue. they were gathering to try and go by ground to go

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and the movement of some marine species northward after last major major marine heatwave that we had. strong el nino met the blob was the first time we really saw. baby white sharks showing up in monterey. normally, they're not found north of point conception. otters simply too cold. i'm taking pictures of as many species as i can abc 7 recently caught up with researchers from the california academy of sciences who are also busy documenting the health of marine species along the bay area coastline setting up a kind of early warning system, dr. rebecca johnson says recent heat events decimated certain starfish populations and set off chain reactions up and down the marine food. so without a big warm water event, our oceans are also warming and just a kind of slow and steady pace and so things are able to live in different places and they can have big impacts like especially predators researchers from stanford have tracked migrations of squid north to the gulf of alaska where there's concern for their impact on salmon researchers. say a heat event this year may an opportunity to better.

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over the years, many of these men standing forth from the marine barracks at eight and i. the evening for a, a tradition of the court is an echo out of the past, a reminder of the days when the nation's finest pirates off the shores of jump away. and a salute to the brave men of today. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm basically an infantry officer and i think one of the most rewarding and challenging assignments for any infantry officer is to have man over a rifle company [inaudible] . ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm sure i'd be scared, like all the wives of the men around the globe, but if chuck wants to go, he feels very strongly about it, and i will just have to have faith in him. >> for linda, the swirl of parties and elections continued. providing no small challenge for the hostess is as far as many planning was concerned. how many festive meals can a perspective bride angle before it begins to show on the waistline? the secret, mrs. mcnamara knows. go light on the calories and heavy on the -- the wife of the secretary of defense invited lynda and mrs. johnson to a special shower given by the c

his victory came after a runoff election against the far-right candidate marine le pen. the evening of the election, her supporters took to the streets in protest. now, marine le pen may have lost the runoff, but her margin also shows just how divided france currently is. the question remains -- were the votes for le pe, and her far-right populist platform, or were they against the current president and his policies? one of our reporters spent the election evening and the following day with 20-year-old ronan drean, one of many people in france who are feeling frustrated and forgotten. reporter: ronan is trying to distract himself by working in the garden. he's worried about his future, now that emmanuel macron has been re-elected to office. ronan: nobody really takes young people seriously. nobody listens to us. we don't get help from the state, for example, with housing. as soon as we have a job and an income, we get no support. it's not easy. reporter: ronan has a job selling furniture. he has to help support his parents, because his father's pension is just 900 euros

. >> the enemy sneaking up on these defenders of a patch of jungle are fellow marines. but this is a serious rehearsal for what they consider a real threat, china. >> as a result the marine corps sends its mos ready battalion to be forward deployed here in okinawa, japan. >> the chinese military has conducted exercises too big ones involving both its air force and its navy. analysts believe that military could be deployed to seize the independent island of taiwan which would put these marines on the front lines. >> doing these kinds of exercises, we have taiwan in mind. >> 100 percent. >> it is, is it. >> yes, ma'am. especially looking at the train, things like that. >> the marines are practicing for a potential hot war that president biden and asian leaders meeting here hope to head off. >> by sending a message to china, and that is that the combined military muscle of the u.s. and its allies not least japan is a for middable force. so don't pick a night. >> jericka. >> elizabeth palmer, thank you. now to the battle for ukraine, russia's invasion is grinding into its t

lee and henry, a marine conservation officer managers. this vital alert the abundance of sea birds on the island is evidence to the exceptional richness of its waters. and in 2006, the 200 nautical miles around st. helena were classified as a marine protected area since then, numerous research programs have been put in place, many of which are run by lee ann and her team. in 2012 we started at all. 7 in finer project, it was an habitat and abundance survey, with a view to making a marine managed from them because it had never had a marine manual hair before was something that we were working toward i think are damaged is very important. because if we list them, yes, there is no way of getting back on us back. and because send the news, so oh, we have quite a few and damage. so it's just time and distance that may be safe, special. and if they go, then you know the. 9 well, his last and watch to that congress passed. now this is james and i needed to use some of the think most people up at the see yes just but it's the same that happened o

any sick or injured marine mammal within 600 miles of california coast. and you see the most number of patients this time of year. adam ratner has worked at the center for over a decade. >> he's noticed a shift in recent years as their patient numbers continue to climb. right now, what we're seeing is a lot more animals coming in due to human interaction. >> unfortunately, people are trying to help and a lot of cases, but they're getting too close to these animals and they can separate them center. nestled in the marin, headlands says negative human interaction with the pups as a growing problem in the bay area. specifically visitors to san mateo marin and sonoma county coast lines are getting too close for comfort with really fortunate to have lots of wild seals and sea lions that share a shorter, but also just means we have to take a little extra effort to make sure that we're giving them the space they while enjoying the beaches ourselves. right now is the height of pupping season. >> the marine mammal center is caring for about 130 patients. that mean

because they fly the president on marine one. and are responsible for u.s. embassy security all over world. marines are also extremely proud of history and tradition heroic battles they just became a separate military branch in 1947 bruh they have a huge mission >> we do much more than fly airplanes. it is all of our airmen that help secure bases andproviding medical care and those that maintain the airplanes. >> while the air force has more than 5, includinjets, the air force also oversees u.s. nuclear missiles a separation branch is space force. this focus is totally on space the newest and smallest force. two and a half years old and about 7100 people, the members are called guardians they work to protect the u.s. in space. >> guardians launch rockets, they put satellites into space they operate those satellites and protect and defend them so every american can enjoy the information that comes off of those satellites >> can women join any of the branchs and are there any restrictions that woman couldn't join any of those branchs? >> those with great quest

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we also know that the plane made circles around the marin headlands before it crashed. you could see the crashed plane through the thick fog on a country ridge north of casa mill road in the marin headlands. county search and rescue teams surrounding the plane before nightfall. we, along with nbc bay area's aviation consultant, tracked the tail number on flight aware. >> i followed the flight path out of sacramento's executive airport, south side of sacramento, down through the delta, above skaggs island, turns due south toward treasure island. then he starts descending pretty rapidly and started doing some circles over the bay. >> reporter: the animation shows the plane that appears to be in distress. >> appeared to be lost in the clouds. from what i understand, it was very foggy. the visibility was probably zero. >> reporter: that happened around noon. the faa says an emergency beacon for a small aircraft was activated at 2:15. according to the faa, the vans rv-10 experimental plane crashed in the recreational area, northwest of the golden gate bridge, around 2:40. th

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his victory came after a runoff election against the far-right candidate marine le pen. the evening of the election, her supporters took to the streets in protest. now, marine le pen may have lost the runoff, but her margin also shows just how divided france currently is. the question remains -- were the votes for le pe, and her far-right populist platform, or were they against the current president and his policies? one of our reporters spent the election evening and the following day with 20-year-old ronan drean, one of many people in france who are feeling frustrated and forgotten. reporter: ronan is trying to distract himself by working in the garden. he's worried about his future, now that emmanuel macron has been re-elected to office. ronan: nobody really takes young people seriously. nobody listens to us. we don't get help from the state, for example, with housing. as soon as we have a job and an income, we get no support. it's not easy. reporter: ronan has a job selling furniture. he has to help support his parents, because his father's pension is just 900 euros