army national guard. from their mission to secure the presidential inauguration day trying to vigils are reportedly tied to too far right to far right women who lives here in the united states we should note however that there was no plot against joe biden that was found this is it seems to be more of a precautionary measure but again if we're talking about the mood here in the city it's a very different washington d.c. than people are are used to but. the security perimeter continues to expand new street closures are announced every day but we haven't seen anything in the way of protests certainly not anything that we could consider to be violent protests but we have heard that authorities are prepared for any eventuality what about the people who sort of wanted to go and attend to many of the other ways a finding of watching this. we know that this is going to be very very limited there are the v.i.p. tickets they are the people that have received their invitations but unlike previous inaugurations wher

this is also not the 1st time that a proposal for a new beefed up national guard has surfaced. the last government actually allocated about $277000000.00 to staff, a guard $1800.00 strong. but that proposal fizzled. this is what's different this time. the political climate prime minister benjamin netanyahu is said to have promised this to his national security minister as the country last week was brought to a standstill due to protests, over the judicial overhaul. netanyahu hit the pause button on the judicial overhaul . something that the national security minister was greatly opposed to. he threatened to leave the government, which would have put the governing coalition in great jeopardy. there is a very slim majority. this is a pet project of national security minister. it's m r been give year. he has a controversial far right figure that has been convicted of racist incitement and supporting a terrorist group. and as we're hearing now, this new national guard would fall under his purview, right? and perhaps that is why natasha in those opposed to this. and there are people

you had this experience in new orleans, post katrina, what would your advice be to the national guard as to how to behave in this situation? >> use every opportunity to get out and talk with the people, engage with them, provide water for them, because the guard - they spend most of their time during humanitarian operations in the state. they know how to do that. any way they can to reach out to the people and protect the people, and help them in any way they can. and the guards know how to do that. they have a great touch. they know how to do it, as opposed to going if like super s.w.a.t. teams. they are there to help and protect people, not there to crack people's heads with batons. >> general, great to see you. we've been speaking to retired army general russell honera. thanks for your time >>> the n.a.a.c.p. wants local governments to do more to help businesses affected by the protest. >> we'll also ask both of them, the town executive and the governor to especially look at - now that it's been declared an emergency, and now that the national guard is in there, to look at the need

the national guard members jumped in and went to another location. there are little pockets of flashy lights over the city. any direction you look down definitely compared to last time it seems there's a heavier police presence, and officers are on the move. >> we are seeing other trucks. there's a lot of trucks that have been merging or arriving at the intersection. have you seen any arrests of people who have violated the curfew is that not happening unless there's a direct confrontation? >> the only person i have seen custody is the individual that jumped towards the police line, probably half an hour ago or so. really interesting. i'm at a different intersection. this is an hear about five or six blocks away from the main police activity there's a police car, and behind it is a line of - as far as the eye can see, probably 20 or so national guard humvees, driving into another neighbourhood, bordering the winchester neighbourhood that we have been talking about. there's a large police preps heading to that neighbourhood. you can imagine from what

in 1992 the national guard was called into l.a. after the beating of rodney king. d in 2005, 30,000 guard members helped stable new orleans after hurricane katrina. >> i'll be watching over the next several days to assess whether in fact it's helping rather than hindering progress in ferguson. >> as the president pointed out, most protests have been peaceful. but the governor blames the violence on a small group of people that are from out of town. >> thank you, jonathan. >>> president obama says he understands the anger that has lead to a weak of unrest, but violencing won't bring about justice. mike viqueira joins us live from washington. mike? >> president obama is back from martha's vineyard for a brief break from his vacation. he met with eric holder, and then appeared in the briefing room, and said that eric holder was going to ferguson, missouri, he is bringing along the justice department liaison. because of the strains between the groups. the president and eric holder also reminding everyone that a civil rights investigation is now underway. interviews have

well we've been told constantly actually from national guard leadership vats members of the national guard are routinely vetted for any potential dangers in that backgrounds and he links to extremism and so on the new development that we've had just in the last few minutes that been reported is that the f.b.i. is now getting involved it's not just the national guard relying on its usual mechanisms to ensure that those within the service radicalized in some way some ways the reports we've got now is the f.b.i. is also taking a look at the some $25000.00 troops who may be deployed in the capital by wednesday that's 2 and a half times more than normal inaugurations that's the new bit so the f.b.i. apparently has been doing this according to the associated press at least and this is the good announcement is new but a part of the f.b.i. has been conducting these background these background checks on the national guard members since they began deploying to the capitol a week ago and clearly 25000 people that's a lot of background checks but all they're doing basically day is running these n

is saying that 2 of those soldiers there are reports that they were from the i ohio national guard unit had ties to far right and extremist groups and had posted extremist views either online or via text about the inauguration there was no specific threat made to biden the a.p. is reporting though that all dozen of these soldiers had posted extremist views about the ona. aeration either online r.v. attacks the national guard is saying that that's not the case that the other 10 people who have been removed after extensive f.b.i. vetting may have had prior criminal activity or other behavior they're not elaborating but again pretty quiet in d.c. but everyone is on high alert there was an alert this morning of someone saying there was a suspicious package outside their home and as you can imagine a barrage of law enforcement agencies. arrived only to find out that it was nothing to be concerned about the secret service official has said that they are intense they're now in charge of the massive law enforcement presence here in d.c. that they want to ensure that there is no repeat of w

the state national guard has been called out. we're also understanding that a curfew from the mayor of baltimore has told us that there's a curfew that begins at 10:00 p.m. until 5:00 in the morning in baltimore. that's going to go on for a whole week is what they've announced. so we're waiting for this press conference. in the meantime i want to bring in del walters again following the story. these are pictures from earlier. i want to emphasize that because so far this evening as the sun went down the pictures we've seen have been a peaceful protest, right sf. >> so far so good this evening. it appears that the sun went down and the violence levels went down as well. i was listening to the policeman, you know talk about it and quibble over the issue of the word "thugs," and that is part of the problem. which is that there is -- we here at al jazeera give voice to the voiceless, and the voiceless in this case are those people that belief that they have no voice at you will. as we were talking on the break, you have never seen a r

the national guard can help police neighborhoods. they can enforce curfews and control riots. but what they can't do is make arrests. political science instructors, says could cause a war like atmosphere. >> you normally think of the national guard or the army as a military force. you need them in a place like gaza or you need them in -- maybe to combat the problems in the ukraine. but to try and use them effectively as crime fighters in chicago is simply not going to work under normal circumstances. >> reporter: governor quinn says he's willing to bring in the state police to help chicago cops patrol neighborhoods but hasn't yet mentioned the illinois national guard. on things they are doing a good job, they could also use help. >> all hands on deck and we should learn from every agency, every type of security force that's available. and the national guard is a security force. >> reporter: in the austin neighborhood, residents just want peace. no matter who provides it. diane eastabrook, al jazeera, chicago. >>> coming up on al jazeera america. we'll get you the latest on som

the national guard as well as the police just moved back just gave up the entire street again to the protesters they're now streaming into ward precinct 3 police building which was set ablaze last night and all the other buildings this on this intersection 500 meters down the street protesters heading like yesterday this direction again state troopers and national guard retreated to a woods and that's where i'm wearing this helmet of course exchange of tear gas maybe even rubber bullets fired by the police 1st up before they retreated but now as you can see maybe one. open flow for protesters and they're all heading to where everything culminated yesterday in a fiery fiery riot disaster for. steffen does it seem like this move from the police and the national guard is taking the tension album of the situation it doesn't look particularly tense behind you what does it feel like on the ground it. you know it doesn't look tense right now a 15 minutes ago i can tell you it was rather tense when we were setting out for this live shot here. national guard and police put their gas masks on

all members of the guard are members of oath state and national guard and the federal national guard of the united states. the army and air national national guard of the united states are two of the six reserve components of the department of defense. the army-navy air force and marine corps reserves or the other for reserve components. members of the national guard conserved in three distinct statuses each of which has differing responsibilities and authorities. first, national guard members may serve in what is known as state active duty. state law dictates when guard members assumed the status. typical state active duty missions include first responder responsibilities after a natural disaster. the state pays for and the governor of that state commands the national guard when it is on the state active duty. the department of defense placed no direct role in that status. second, national guard members may be ordered to duty under title xxxii of the united states code which i will call title xxxii. when the card performs a title xxx to duty it is performing federally funded military

by of the national guard coming together just by the of the national guard coming togetherjust by the building. a huge group of national guard with riot shields wearing helmets. obviously fully prepared and prepared pretty quickly getting what happened in the last 20 or so minutes to be called in and the national guard also very much in focus after they january six riots as well weren't they? absolutely. during the riots, the national guard were activated and there was a lot of concern that it took so long to get the national guardsmen deployed into the capital because of the chain of command and the secretary of the army and whether it was president trump at the time were vice president mike pence who gave the final order and approval for them to be deployed. and that adc may or may be underplayed and how much of a need there was and there was concern that having the national guard on the streets of washington, dc might be good updates after the protests where president trump had people violently moved away from the path that he could go over to a church near the white house and hold

perhaps the national guard trying to dislodge president supporters from inside the building. but unclear whether they have completely succeeded in that operation the supporters of the president still outside the capitol building some of them have been moved from the steps of the building but as you can see tear gas still being fired let's bring in gable elizondo was one of the correspondents outside the capitol building for us today in covering this incredible to choice and gave it looks empty way you are a bit more quiet from where you are but clearly that's not the case everywhere else what's been happening. it's not and the reason it's empty where we're at is because we purposely came here because journalists were being attacked. there by trump supporters outside of the capital we saw it firsthand with our own eyes and so for safety we have pulled further away i can tell you that we are on the east side of the capitol for those that know washington that is the site of the u.s. capitol that's near the u.s. supreme court building the steps on this side where a lot of the cla

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here behind me they were still some 2 and a half 1000 national guard stationed in washington after they'd been deployed here on the events of january the 6th and they were kept here by special permission at the request. congress so they are now in place and also a very important point here is world is that these national guard were deployed within 40 minutes of the event happening that's a lot quicker than what happened on january the 6th when it was a matter of hours before the national guard were actually deployed so the situation at the moment the capitol police saying that it appears that this was a lone wolf attack as they put it they have no signs of any form of cooperation with other entities so they are treating this as a one off event carried out by one individual so that is the information that we have at the moment the whole capital income people are down as you see and of course many people watching this will not be familiar with the the area and the jungle fear of where this incident has taken place might this barricade that the car rammed into now is that obviously th

ferguson aftermath, a show of forth from missouri's governor tripling the number of national guard troops after the violence last night >>> evidence - conflicting reports from witnesses to the shooting - what the grand jury heard. the national response. >> the problem is not just ferguson, it is american. >> searching for a way forward after protesters take to the streets >>> caught on tape - why some stopped by police respond by pulling out their cellphones >>> tonight, more than 2,000 missouri national guard troops are in ferguson, it is now almost 24 hours after the nation learnt that police officer darren wilson will not face charges for killing michael brown. last night peaceful protests were overshadowed by violence. about buildings were burnt to the ground. with more protests tonight, police are focussed on keeping order. robert ray joins us live from ferguson. at in point. can you tell how people are responding to the apparent increased police presence? >> well, you know, if you can see, they are on an active scene. you talk about ferguson burning. it's still burning. unfortunatel

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mike, that the national guard could be playing. we have not seen a lot of national guard troops so far. it doesn't mean they are not there. how do they interact in a situation like this. >> i'm looking at the pictures right now. you don't see the police in a military uniform. they were trying to desensities that. that situation. they have good muzzle. discipline at this point. once you introduce the national guard, that would escalate, especially the vehicles. you notice the police do not have armoured vehicles that they had last time. that would escalate on the ground, tension immediately as the national guard would role in with heavier equipment. >> looking at the picture from above. in some situations the national guard is used to protect buildings set on fire. which would normally beg the question - where are they? >> they are probably looking at critical infrastructure, and the city halls, and water treatment plants, things that - power plants, things that would be other targets. they have to make decisions as to risks, they h

the police chief says the national guard is not the answer. why do you agree? feel the guard isn't trained to handle u.s. citizens. they are really not. they are trained for more specific assignments such as wars and, you know, hurricane katrina and things of that nature. if they would increase the workforce of the chicago pd instead of trying to cut labor and cut back on costs each year, then they might be able to see some impact and at least a dent in what is currently going on up there. they need to get more programs in the communities to help these troubled teens and young adults with their behavior issues. such as after-school programs, mentoring programs. and last, but not least, us as adults today in this nation, we have to start stepping up and start being role models and living by example and take this country back to its core beliefs and values. >> rodney, i was going to jump in but you laid out your platform there. rodney, thank you. let me get in a facebook comment. dawn says this. isn't that what the national guard is for? they are here to protect

trump was reportedly and i quote completely totally out of it he made no attempt to reach the national guard and it was vice president pants still under the threat for his life who reportedly spoke to the guard president trump's conduct confirms this too and at no point on january 6th did donald trump even reference the national guard the only thing that we heard connecting the president to the guard was from his press secretary who tweeted about the guard being deployed at the president's direction over half an hour later at 3 36 pm and we have seen what donald trump does when he tries to take credit for something and yet even when the national guard was finally deployed he didn't even acknowledge it. in fact he didn't say a word about the national guard the entire day think about that the bloodiest attack we've seen on our capital since 812 and our president couldn't be bothered to even mention that help was on its way these insurgents had been attacking our government for over 4 hours by that point and we may have been the target but it was the brave men and women who protect our capital

s. national guard involvement? i guess in taiwan that they're going to be helping to maintain peace in that part of the world. well, i mean, this is always the the narrative. i think the us has. ready towards sending out consultants a military consultant to trying other people, you know, the guards or the military in other countries. the relationship between us and taiwan in terms of their military cooperation. that didn't happen overnight. they're being doing this for many, many years actually. and we have to be aware that why this neil is quote unquote is leaked out quite recently. and this is something worthy of note is because the secretary of state entered a lincoln is going to visit beijing. and i think recent play running up to this upcoming visit of the us secretary of state to beijing. there are so many news coming out every now and that. and now it's about the national guard training, the pie one military. and also there is a strengthening of us japanese military cooperation. and then there is also confli

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>> this week on " defense news," the role of the national guard at home, and medics. welcome to "defense news." interacting more than he was -- with u.s. citizens more than any other force. i sat down with lieutenant general timothy two ask him to speak about the guard. >> the army national guard is a dual message -- mason -- mission force. those skill sets, we take them into the homeland, and what makes us responsive. it gives the general the respond to whatever the emergency is or the governor determines is required. >> we have seen situations in baltimore, in north carolina, where the army national guard has been called in for support, basically. is the training different domestically and homeland security situations versus wartime? >> we do training related t disturbance, crowd control training for certain units, and then some domestic response exercises. it is hard to predict what emergencies will come up in any of the states, but we try to set them with conditions to be balanced, so they have the capability to respond to just about anything when called on by the

you know they're still out there you know they actually took one of the national guards. what are you their humvees states they stole one of them they're actually protesters that are out there that were shooting at the national guards you know there's people that are angry and upset so the national guard that's not upset in the us and that's not that that's not movement the protesters at all that's not stopping us from you know displaying our anger about this you know about this an act of violence you know he was murdered in cold blood. so what's he going to take for for this to come to an end for the rights to come to an end what is to come to an end you know now you were just picking up one officer there's actually 4 officers that's that that's involved in this crime and this act of murder we want to all to be charged with murder at least 2nd degree murder intentional because when you sit there and you had to get down on a man's neck for 20 minutes you know and they're screaming and tell you that they can't breathe you know what i mean. you don't you're intentionally ki

on the far right, the plans for the so called national guard have suddenly been advanced. the prime minister's office says the exact powers of this new force will be discussed in a committee made up of all israel's security agencies. they've 90 days to make their recommendations. bernice smith, al jazeera wester, russo sands. i here is a human rights lawyer and for my deputy general director for our dallas, the legal center for our minority rice in israel. she says the task force is a dangerous step for an already volatile country. it's got a nothing you know, government and been there will continue proceed with this plan. it basically means in a direct way that to police authorities will be created based on the ethnicity of the community that it will deal with. this means that there will be a police authority for the arabs that will deal only with arabs and palestinians, and another police authority that would deal with jewish in. now this is pure racial segregation. this is pure racial profiling, and it has a lot of severe and danger results and outcomes, mainly on pales

major budget cuts across all ministries to fund a new national guard demanded by the far right. security minister to my bank there . i mister benjamin netanyahu agreed to the new armed unit. so ben cavalier would support him in pausing or controversial plans to overhaul the judiciary sort. the force will answer directly to banga via who's previously been convicted of inciting racism and supporting a terrorist organization. he says it will focus on one arab on rest or opposition. they are, le, peters, criticize the budget carts to allocate money for what he calls. ben. gov is private army. i'm shallow. shaw bull. good, good. so, so the government approved horizontal cuts to fund the beam. give years private militia. they will cut health education, security, or to finance or private army of thugs for tick tock. the priorities of this government are ridiculous and despicable. the only thing that keeps it busy is running over democracy and promotion. extreme fantasies of delusional people as possible. so and out as areas, bernard smith has more or less now from west jerusalem bend o

these national guard troops are in washington d.c. under something called title $32.00 which is very nebulous the legal authority of this is is something that is to dispute it it seems to provide a an end around to chance to show provision posse comitatus which prohibits the u.s. military being used in a law enforcement capacity against u.s. citizens on u.s. soil which is exactly what is transpiring today so this isn't just a visual problem this is a legal problem and you know i hope these troops don't have any i encounters with u.s. citizens but if they do this is something to go to the court and that could be you know a further stain on you know an already you know difficult transition these troops to a blogger washington d.c. they have no legal mission in washington d.c. and they should go home back to their states where they belong. how likely do you think it is that the country will get behind joe biden's cofee unity if 75000000 photos are about to see that guy go and try to the senate with 5000 national guard standing outside. w

what level of the national guard ? what level of training the national guard?t times like this compared to the army? sure. in the us military _ this compared to the army? sure. in the us military we _ this compared to the army? sure. in the us military we have _ this compared to the army? sure. in the us military we have the - this compared to the army? sure. in the us military we have the army, . the us military we have the army, the us military we have the army, the navy, the marines, the air force, the coast guard and now the space for us as some have heard about, which is the national guard has an army component and an air force component. in the large difference is that the members of the national guard generally served domestically here in the united states, and i say generally because since the 9/11 attacks in the wars in afghanistan and iraq we have seen national guard troops deployed overseas. when traditionally that was for the army, marines, air force and navy. national guard troops tend to work and live in the communities and serve in a part—time ca

israel, but this proposal would. 2 suggest a new and improved national guard if you will. this is also not the 1st time that a proposal has been put forth regarding a beefed up national guard. the last government allocated $277000000.00 to staff, a guard about $1800.00 strong. but that proposal never gained any momentum. so what's different this time? the difference is prime minister benjamin netanyahu made this promise to his national security minister, as protests were wailing the country last week. it was at a standstill. this was over the judicial overhaul that is being bandied about. netanyahu made this promise to his national security minister, because his national security minister, it's mar, ben gavera was threatening to resign from the coalition, which would have put the coalition in jeopardy. it has a slim majority. this is a pet project of been good beer. bengal beer is a controversial far right figure. he has been convicted of racist incitement and supporting a terrorist group. and this national guard, as we're hearing now in terms of this proposal, would fall

ation we knew that the mayor 2 days before before had been offered to have federal troops or national guard deployed beef up security here in capitol police i was offered so somebody had to have an inkling into some and my question is who ignored it and why if an investigation or don we would know the answer to that to thank you. the house have 2 and a half minutes 1st if defense counsel has exculpatory evidence you're welcome to give it to us we would love to see it you've had an opportunity to give us evidence that what is culpa take the president haven't seen it yet everyone in the defense counsel wants to bring everyone else except the person who is most responsible for what happened on january 6th. and that's president trump donald trump and he is the person who foresee this the most because he had the reports he had access to the information he is well had we all know how he is an avid cable news watcher he knew what was going to happen he cultivated these individuals these are the under spirited facts the national guard was not deployed until over 2 hours after the attack i heard ref

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thousands of national guard troops will bust into the city at the start of the week total of $25000.00 plus and i will be keeping order in d.c. throughout alteration day in the wake of the capitol hill riots. braced for trouble various have been set up across the city and the f.b.i. is also a security personnel. inside a. have revealed 12 national guard troops have been removed from duty to the possible links the street with groups. drawn how do you has been following the build up with washington. we are at the corner 14th street and ask and we are just away from the national mall the national mall is basically all this area is what's called the red zone it's in the d.c. metro area it is all locked down the streets the bridge is the tunnels it's been like this for basically a week but it's really over the last 24 hours you know the amount of security the amount of intensity has ratcheted up you can see just yesterday when we were out here as i mentioned earlier it was pretty quiet couple media people like myself out here doing reports but now there's actually national guard members tro

the national guard can't help police patrol neighborhoods.n enforce curfews and control riots. what they can't do is make arrest. political science professor dick simpson says it could create a war like atmosphere. >> you normally think of the national guard as a military force. you need them in gaza or maybe to combat the problems in the ukraine. but to try to use them effectively as crime fighters in chicago is simply not going to work under normal circumstances. >> reporter: governor quinn says he's willing to bring in the troops to help control things but hasn't yet mentioned the national guard. he also thinks they could use additional help. >> i think we should make sure that all hands are on deck and we should learn from every agency, every type of security force that's available. and the national guard is a security force. >> reporter: in the austin neighborhood residents just want peace, no matter who provides it. and so far mayor emanuel hasn't asked the governor to activate the national guard or call in the state police. john. >> di

and basically try to use the national guard and take the national guard away from texas to this case regimen from abbot. one thing that's already been done is the services retaliation. you know that that gets a subjective but by the, by the ministration is as busy blocked currently or for the cause on like with natural gas exports, which affects texas. so you can start seeing what the economic reprisal, the federal se, that national guard would be. another escalation that out of would have to respond to that. but yeah, i mean, the last thing you want to see something, you know, escalating it like a confrontation, you know? yeah. you don't want to see obviously physical conflict. but there is definitely a, it's like a spiritual battle, you know, kind of one of these issues and america, like, like the 2nd amendment. you know, this question around. well, they said, you know, who was, if the gods, the us government is not going to police the border and texas says, hey, it's our border and we're going to, you know, we're gonna, police goes to our stage, right. you know, don't they have th

you can imagine the amount of traffic on social media. >> and concerning for this evening, 700 national guards man on duty last night 2200 guards man will be in place tonight. we are expecting to hear from the president president obama attorney general eric holder, and st. louis police all coming up in the next hour. we will bring that to you starting at about 5:30 eastern time. inside story with ray swarez is up next here on al jazeera america. lap >> this is inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. it was jolting watching the presidenlk

well dis this national so called national guard. according to mister big beer was founded after the clashes between arab and jewish citizens. 2 years ago during the operation in, in gaza, which triggered unrest within the some joint, jewish and arab towns and cities in israel. and also even the nature of the initiator of this particular force, mr. bent vs who's known to be a long member and activist in the the race is a honda movement which was declared both in israel and in the united states as a terrorist organization. and the fact that he rose into power in the last elections with, with the acceptance of mister nathan, you know, but he rose into power by promising to show who's the owner of this country, who's the owner of much, not a very how would i say unclear hinge what, what does he need? this is someone who's affiliated with really some violent and racist organizations and groups within israel, only this last thursday he, he went to visit a rally, organized by a group of football fans, is known for its violent attacks and r

missouri is governor lived the curfew and called in the national guard. results from michael brown's preliminary autopsy added to the public's mistrust of the city. we are hear police are threatening to arrest people on the street. let's get an update on the situation. natasha is in ferguson. what is the latest? i'm interested in the instructions for gathering and marching and protesting that are given to those who are gathering here. what are the authorities saying to them as to what authorities can and can't do? >> well, what we are hearing, and producer david douglas heard this, is that they are getting conflicting information from law enforcement and the crowd is agitated. as you can see, there's a big crowd, lots of law enforcement and what happened a bit ago is that about 100 people were amassed in the area, and one law enforcement official is threatening - someone was being arrested and walked away - a law enforcement official was threatening arrest, another stepped in and said "no, no, no, they have the right to assemble." something that president

the commander of the national guard knew that not everyone was up to the task. he a stress the need to screen soldiers based on their mental state, including the capacity to take risks. when the carrying out orders now preparations were supposed to supposed to be complete by the 28th of february. but a rush us operation in ukraine canceled the large scale offensive against that and boss republics. now if the documents are legitimate, it seems that the ukrainians were clearly ignoring the minsk agreements which were designed to find a diplomatic solution to the conflict. the entire world has been calling on key if and on boss to stick to this these fire in the preceding weeks. ukraine has been denying time. and again, that said, it's been preparing to use force against don boss. but moscow says that then you'll discover documents prove otherwise. my credential form, we remember, well, was statements by the leadership of the kiev regime circulated in february by the western media about the alleged absence of any plans for the arm. seizure of the le ganske internet

becoming too powerful. >> i think it would be like the third -- there is a nation, a government, and national guardill be them. >> reporter: but the national security chief appear unconcerned. >> translator: we have a gap in our laws which doesn't allow us to properly defend critical infrastructure sites, and there is no single existing unit which can do this job. the new powers of the national guard won't be extreme. they are just powers we need urgently. >> reporter: with crimea in crisis the urgency cannot be understood stated. should the russians enter eastern ukraine, these recruits will be no match for them. >>> one of the groups caught in the middle are the tatars. they are worried about they future after the referendum. this sunday morning 10:00 al jazeera explores their story. >>> one week after the missing malaysian plane, al jazeera has learned that the plane may have deliberately been second off course. >> reporter: the search is expanding westward. a u.s. navy p-3 oh ryian searched there today but turned up nothing. >> our best asset is the p-3 orion. and poseidon. they can cover 10, 1

we've had guard, we may do more national guard, but we also would be willing to do the florida state guard. and the reason why you would want to do the state guard is because the fed at the president would not be able to federal lies. the state guard. the texas governor has a case to bite administration of failing to protect the nation. and ton, washington pulled the states auctions and legal. i'm to monitor the seas or fortification operations. but the deadline for thought has already expired. the white house folks past and so people are paying put in misc, okay. we will not shy away from calling out what we see is political games from the governor because it is not safe. it does not protect our communities. it's not, it doesn't help border patrol to do their jobs. so we will continue to call that out. that's not gonna hold us back. meanwhile, president barge and once congress to pos and national security spending bill to both to support on the full to box, it's tied to aid to both ukraine and as well. so many republicans have a pose, but it's gone. let's show starting said the board

we've had guard, we may do more national guard, but we also would be willing to do the florida state guard. and the reason why you would want to do the state guard is because the fed at the president would not be able to federal lies. the state guard. the texas governor has accused the bite and ministration of failing to protect the nation. and ton washington cooled the states actions and legal onto onto that season certification operations for the 24 hour the deadline for the house already expired. so what white house folks pass and said people up name, political okay. we will not shy away from calling out what we see is political games from the governor because it is not safe, it does not protect our communities. it's not, it doesn't help border patrol to do their jobs. so we will continue to call that out. that's not gonna hold us back. meanwhile, president by to month congress to post a national security spending bill to both the security on the board to. but it's tied into a to both ukraine on israel. something republicans have opposed. but let's go on the strong stance of the bo

what the national guard is saying publicly but the a.p. is reporting that all of those national guard soldiers were removed from duty because of concerns social media posts or texts that there may have been some extremist views or links to far right militia groups again that's what the a.p. is reporting all of this comes as multiple agencies are now investigating the preparation and response to the capitol attack as well as the pentagon taking a very close look at the military and any possible folks within its ranks either having ties to the rioters or again having extremist links or links to far right groups or right in the taj going to live for us there on the streets of washington d.c. a tough shot thank you and as mentioned earlier joe biden will take the oath under the shadow of a pandemic that's hit america hard health officials are investigating a new tainted strain detected in california different from a highly contagious variant found in the u.k. on the gallic i reports now from miami. california in the time of the corona virus a

we've had guard, we may do more national guard. but we also would be willing to do the florida state guard. and the reason why you would want to do the state guard is because the fed at the president would not be able to federal lies the state guard. as we spoke with the executive director of the wrong, paul institute for peace and prosperity, dondo, mac, adams, and he laid out how the 2 main content as dan handled the presidential election. so he's certainly demonstrating strength where the by the ministration has demonstrated weakness. it is playing into trumps hands as well as he tries to contrast himself and that you look at his rallies or thousands of people attend. and he's very vibrant as opposed to president biden, where it's difficult for him to get a sentence out without stepping on his feet. you have a lot of frustration in the united states. you have, you cannot make problems. you have a, a, an aggressive bite and one policy that is costing americans billions of dollars and uh, its reputation overseas. so i think a lot o

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