donald trump speaking to the national guard association, an ideal opportunity to address what's going on with hillary clinton and poll numbers that are tight, you name it. donald trump now. >> kept our citizens safe at home and rushed into danger wherever it had threatened our people. our debt to you is eternal. yesterday was the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. the national guard was sent to assist in the aid and recovery and these are serious, serious bad days for our country. the recovery efforts at ground zero in new york city, and i was there, i know what you went through. since 9/11 there are 780,000 members of the national tbaurd deployed overseas including those with multiple deployments, right now 10,000 members of the national guard are in iraq, afghanistan, and many other countries all across the world and doing an unbelievable job. members of the national guard come from all walks of life, work at every kind of job imaginable and juggle a thousand different challenges as they raise their kids, serve their states and answer the call of duty for their country. i'm given

the decision was made early on to respond with national guard forces. these are folks who have other jobs, who aren't ready to be deployed. one of the things we asked is whether there are other forces in and around the capitol who could get there quicker than the national guard. that decision to rely solely on the national guard is part of what ended up taking until 5:30 or so before the first guard troops arrived at the building. >> hi senator. just a bit more on the national guard front. can you give us a bit of a tiktok. that viceerstand president pence got involved at any point? about know anything potentially the president slow walking the request for the card? aboute seen the reports the interaction between vice president pence and the national guard. there's nothing in existing protocols or statute that requires the vice president to request national guard troops to the capitol. my understanding is that currently, the request needs to be made by the mayor and corneille did through the capitol police. reports ofhe communications the vice president

because of the curfew, the michigan state police arriving and then the national guard arriving, some of those people were arrested on curfew, the people who were protecting stores, and then the others would not get in the streets because they did not when you get in the crossfire. and then a lot of the fires and looting began but it was initially because of the discontent that african-americans had with a lot of issues but particularly the police brutality and that is how it all began. this 12 street neighborhood was full of businesses. neighborhood, or the green around it, was filled with stores and shops. everything you need to be at your neighborhood, true community, all of those things are just about got now and they have been gone for the most part since 1967. >> can you tell us the story about black jesus or smart cards on the morning of the second day , joe nelson, a house painter who had been driving past their everyday for his job stop there. he had been seeing this white jesus at the sacred heart cemetery for years. it always troubled him that in the heart of this african-a

and that's quite a bit as you're reading the piece 1500, the national guard, just an ego passed as a small town. and we were just there and actually witnessed pretty much empty detention centers and initial got to absorb more for it than anything else. because, asked the president rightfully pointed out, as also seeing the piece, the numbers have significant be dropped off. people who are trying to come into the united states that explains the roughly $8500.00 on the $8500.00 pick ups at the border in the month of february along the entire us mexico border. okay, i'm one concerns. did people down the board to share with you about this increased troop deployment? yeah, it's good question. you know, you have to imagine those border towns, i'm most of the time fairly small. of course the united states has some major port of entry. juan f for example, san diego, this is big about, along the border a in, in texas or in arizona. also there's a lot of small. busy towns where maybe just a few 100 or a few 1000 people. now, if you put and the united states is about to put $12000.00 in total,

police thinking it was a sniper have the national guard shoot at the building, and of course, the 50 caliber bullets which go straight through the walls of the place killed a four-year-old. of was the youngest victim the 1954 rebellion. 1967 arehe victims in really people who were shocked because the police thought there was a sniper, or police department they were doing something up to no good. in some cases, they could have been looting, but in other cases, they were innocent. it could've been handled a different way. on the e side where the army was stationed, these types of shooting did not happen because they were trained to deal with this kind of thing than the police and the national guard. most of the innocent civilians killings happened in this neighborhood, where the police, the michigan state police and the detroit police department and the national guard were stationed while the army did not have all of these fatalities. >> are there any other significant differences neighborhood to neighborhood about how things happened? >> yes. in this neighborhood, for instance, at the

you can see the huge fence and the national guard presence. host: what kind of reaction did you get from members themselves about this decision? guest: tim ryan put out a statement, after the legislative branch appropriations hearing yesterday about the concerning information about the possible threat to breach the capital today. tim ryan, chair of the appropriations subcommittee, and some other members got briefed by acting capitol police chief to pittman on security threats, regarding march 4 through the sixth. tim ryan noted that it is heartbreaking that in the united states capital, it continues to be a target, not by foreign adversaries but by our fellow americans. he thanked the chief and the police officers for briefing him. i think a lot of members are confident that the capitol police is going to keep them safe and is properly preparing right now. that being said, there is a huge barbed wire fence around the capital complex. it would be hard to imagine any groups breaching that fortification. host: any republican reaction? guest: rega

and mexico city to post thousands of national guard troops controlled subway system after a series of fatal accidents that could be due to sabotage. ah, i'm almeni's of welcome to the program. the u. s. justice department has appointed a special council to investigate after more classified documents were found at president joe biden's, delaware home. the discoveries are politically embarrassing for biden, after his sharp criticism, a former president trumps a legit this handling of classified documents. this is where the latest classified documents per found in the garage of you as president of biden's home in wilmington by law might and should have handed them over to the u. s. national archives. after he left the vice presidency in 2017 might in thieves. it was an innocent mistake. morrow. people know i take classified documents of classroom material seriously. i also said we're cooperating fully incomplete with the justice department's review. that republicans accused the u. s. president of hypocrisy bite and sharply criticized former president donald trump for allegedly holding on

the national guards are also going through neighborhoods as well and looking through all of the rubble to see if there is someone they may not know about. >> what a tough job, but it has to be done. >>> for the past week, tens of thousands of people have been overwhelmed by the destruction in napa and sonoma. today, we made our way for the north to mendocino county where the rabbit fire has burnt 36,000 acres. i -- our reporter spoke with the mother of triplets who lost their home in the fire.>> reporter: redwood valley in mendocino county suffered loss of life and severe damage. this tiny area is home to just 2300 people, and they lost eight residents to the firestorm that swept through the area and took hundreds of homes. this woman in her home lost their home in the mad rush to save themselves and their triplets. their uninsured home and all of their contents incinerated along with two cars and a motorcycle. >> i just wish i had more time. that way i could've grabbed everything off of the walls. i actually did not cry yesterday when i first came out until i saw a mattress or where t

but the question is, will they actually be able to still send to the national guard of the board, or is not gonna impact the traffic in defense? no, very muscle. i mean of the mexican government and the united states government really wants to affect that. that's to do with bringing down criminal networks. stuff in the pre cost is coming into mexico, from china or in europe. and this kind of work requires investigation and dismantling criminal organizations. not, not putting soldiers on the street, but it's a playbook that mexico successfully use before to keep trump tires, to buy. in these, 1st to the country sent the national guard to southern buddha, to stop migrants and trump. julie dropped his threats. and this is about upticks as much as anything else makes codes showing it's doing something. i'm president trump showing that he has the power to make mexico doing something ultimately advisements great time to negotiate on an issue that could be more important to the country. about 80 percent of mexico's exports had across the board at the united states. so terrace would be serio

national guard. this was the chief of the national guard bureau, which is kind of the umbrella. he was not called in until later in the day when they started talking about going outside of d.c., so he was brought in a little bit later and did not have a lot more information as to the back and forth between the chief and the sergeant at arms, all those other conversations. so we have gotten some work to do to tease that out. we are in the process of getting that information, but those will be key conversations. the lag in the original request , as the chief stated, and the department of army stated, and then the timeframe, the lag between when the dc national guard was able to get there and the original 340 that were activated, later the whole 1100. the lag time was completely inadequate. that is what we are trying to learn from this. how do we cut through that. a lot more national guardsmen on the ground to act quickly, to support, if needed. they will be around for that. we will make sure. reporter: to follow up, there seems to be confusion as to the guidance of the use of leth

the national guard along the border. so he's gonna have cooperative governors in certain key border states as well. well, as president elect, donald trump's cabinet begins to take shape. several top jobs are get to be filled trumps, holding interviews with potential candidates at his moral lago estate in florida, with loyalists predicted to be welcomed into the fold. there could be some familiar faces in him in his administration. this man could be donald trump's chief of downsizing. of the law mosque is trump's highest profile. so porter and trump is publicly spoken of putting him in charge of illuminating government waste. even his most does billions of dollars of official business with the u. s. must unofficial influence is already significant. these reportedly joined phone calls between trump and foreign leaders. then there's robert f. kennedy junior, an outspoken vaccine skeptic who may have the health and human services department raising worries about what christopher miller, who worked under his last administrati

in these, 1st to the country sent the national guard to southern buddha, to stop migrants. and trump. julie dropped his threats. this is about upticks as much as anything else makes codes showing it's doing something. i'm president trump showing that he has the power to make mexico doing something ultimately advisements creek time to negotiate on an issue that couldn't be more important to the country . about 80 percent of mexico's exports had across the board at the united states. so terrace would be seriously destructive for its economy. it's for the 2 countries of a. so in saline, they would also have a big impact on american businesses and consumers. towards between the governments will continue this month. a lot of people will be hoping as they do the terror threat moves further and further into the distance. gone home and i'll just see the deep water panama has withdrawal from china as belton road infrastructure program. under pressure for washington, move comes off to trump claim. china was running the panama canal and for us to retake the wash away to long the make

to the federal law enforcement officers and national guards and secret service. and all the other professionals who help subdue the criminals and secure the capitol on the sixth and working together to protect peace and order. and tomorrow the president and vice president will swear their oath of office and they will also do so safely and securely because so many brave men and women have sworn their own paths -- oaks to support and defend our great nation. we salute you all. >> the senate returns to session today for what will be a very busy and consequential period. tomorrow we will celebrate one of democracy's core attributes, the peaceful transfer of power, albeit under much different circumstances than most americans are used to. rioters, insurrectionists, white supremacist, and domestic terrorists tried to prevent the transfer of power. they were incited by none other than the president of the united states. they have failed. though they have made the transition of power anything but peaceful, democracy's oldest and most revered tradition, the peaceful passi

that situation i could not have been oblivious to it because i deployed the washington state national guard. host: why did you say you did not know about it? inslee: i cannot comment on the quotation right now but we did is to respond those that are responsible with the national security. we asked to send the national guard we responded promptly and with the washington state patrol that was ready and we clear this decision when it was made to bring back police forces in the area. so it's clear we did provide support is a frustrating situation with tens of thousands of peaceful one - - people peacefully protesting and marching without breaking windows or starting fires and in the midst they come into cause violence. it's very frustrating to those who believe it is a righteous cause this violence is unacceptable for all of us and it should stop. >> you said this is news to me i have a good about it from any credible source. inslee: i knew about it that's what we had state troopers ready to respond at the city's requests are made of a statement i made a statement the clearly i did that's why w

the national guard along the border. so he's gonna have cooperative governors in certain key border states as well. and us media are reporting the trump is chosen marco rubio to be us. secretary of state of florida, senator voted against a multi $1000000000.00 aid package for ukraine that passed earlier this year. republican congressman mike, waltz astonished china critic is reported to be trumped choice for national security advisor. and there's plenty of speculation about which trump loyalists could fill other top jobs and the administration united. this man could be donald trump's chief of downsizing. of the law mosque is trump's highest profile, so porter and trump is publicly spoken of putting him in charge of illuminating government waste. even his most does billions of dollars of official business with the us. most unofficial influence is already significant. he's reportedly joined phone calls between trump and foreign leaders. then there's robert f. kennedy junior, an outspoken vaccine skeptic who may have the he

the national guard on patrol across a network which carries nearly 5000000 passages a day. a series of accidents has unnerved subway riders. officials believed sabotage could be to blame one linen sheets on a actually on the deck action. see an unusual events occurring on the south twinkling metal. and what matters most to is the citizen little as yet any passengers have good reason to be worried. just a few days ago, 2 trains collided, killing one person, an injuring dozens. president lopez, upper doors often criticized for turning to the military to tackle problems. but says in this case, it's the right thing to do. mom was at the navy. he lands. yeah. e we are going to have survey, literally, emma, they can call it militarization or whatever they want. asked me. we're taking responsibility because prevention mass is better than regret any gillum in that. not everyone's convince. sabotage is behind the failures on the subway. many blame poor maintenance, antiquated systems, and years of under investment. commuters are grateful for the uniformed presence. it is stressful w

the governor declaring the city a state of emergency sending the national guard in there to help diffuse the situation. >> we can't tolerate violence and destruction of property and will not tolerate the attacks towards our police officers. that is not theeamerican way. >> so again, this is just happening days after the police officer in tulsa shot and killed a man with his hands up. this is the video right it happened. you see the man walking back to his car. president obama reached out to the mayors of tulsa and charlotte telling them that the white house is there committed to helping them out. >> something maybe not everyone is going to expect for this. his name is officer pop si floyd and he's always wanted to be a tulsa officer but now his dream is becoming the target of outrage and hate. he said he grew up in an area and he's the first person in his family to become one and that's why he took to facebook asking people to become officers. >> you can always ask for change and demand change or be the change. and that's what we need more of. >> we of course will continue following the

the national guard along the border. so he's gonna have cooperative governors in certain key border states as well. well, ever since donald trump one last week's us selection, the value of bitcoin has been going through the roof. the crypto currency had yet another all time high in monday, trading. following a record breaking week, donald trump is a big supporters, is called himself the crypto president. and pledge to make the u. s. the world's crypto capital. donald trump used to be quite skeptical of bitcoin and other crypto currencies, but his tone has changed. during his latest campaign for the white house trumpeted in praise crypto going as far as to buy burger sports fans and pay with bit calling . trump has also recently joined the criptos scene with his own platform with liberty financial. it was much ridiculed, but has helped trump position himself as the crypto president. what does it mean? experts are hoping for loser regulation that have also been criticisms that the way the securities and exchange commission

active national guard >>> an active duty national guard soldier who lives in the valley has collected things for care packages to be shipped to soldiers this holiday season. changed. >> reporter: a local national guard soldier has raised 300 pounds of goods to be shipped to soldiers overseas for the holiday's. initially, it would have been free to ship the items but because of loss of funding, she has to pay $1,000 to ship the goods. >> they deserve it so we're going to get it over. >> reporter: staff sergeant renee venagas collected things to make afghanistan. with the help of the girls' soccer team and other community members, she will be sending care packages to the surgical team. >> we should be able to do the least and send care packages for them. >> they do so much for us, the least we can do is guy a couple of things for them. >> reporter: there was a setback after she found out free. she has to pay for the postage out of pocket, which could cost around $1,000. she says no matter what, the goods will get there because she remembers all too well what it phepbltd -- meant to get

the national guard along the border. so he's gonna have cooperative governors in certain key border states as well. a stroke selection when husband welcomed enthusiast stickly in turkey present, richard type ad one calls him a friend and says he hopes the trumpet administration can help. and the complex and ukraine in the middle east, but as usually a 100 reports from turkey, things might not go as smoothly as our one helps. donald trump wants to class that he was a big fan of talking to the rest of tie of ad on the president and i have been we've been very good friends. we've been friends for a long time, almost from day one of the last time he was an officer. trump also threatened to destroy the tactics economy. and are you concerned? they are the one we'll try to wipe out the kurtz. i will wipe out his economy if that happens. i've already done it once. how is he able to maintain cordial ties with ad on the side, comments like these? and what does trumps return to the white house to mean for talking us ties for presid

irving in his office making the first request to the national guard to say i don't think the intelligence supports it if we needed them on wednesday is there a way to beep report on - - prepare for a request? at that .125 national guardsmen supporting if we needed a response quickly he could repurpose them to get them to the armory and to get them to us as quick as possible the next day i met with mr. stinker he came for the video call i posted with those officials and we spoke about it briefly there as well as i passed on to mr. irving later that afternoon. >> i understand you have some disagreement with that characterization about the concern of the optics to relay your best recollection on january 4th. >> my best recollection was a phone call indicating he had received an offer 125 on armed guards as we followed up the three of us engaged in a conversation we left at the light of the existing intelligence the intelligence did not warrant the national guard and that intended that discussion rather than the offer should we perform any follow-up and he recommended they were placed on stan

to 0. likely, that would mean the deployment of more national guard troops here in the colon, taxes, and along the us mexico border. similar to what we saw in 2019 when trump did this same thing the 1st time around. but it's interesting, you just heard him call this scene behind me, supposedly an invasion. but in reality, there's really not much going on in terms of people trying to cross, even in the last few days that we've been here. the numbers have been very low. in fact, the lowest they've been in for years. and that is a fact that trump leaves out of his speeches, frankly. but as far as the deployment of national guard troops, i've checked with the mayor of the city macallan. i've checked with border patrol here. they're saying they're still waiting to see what happens because like, like you said, it really depends on that. and you know, signing trumps name to make this order effective. but notably, i have seen some steering's around town. in fact, i saw national guard troops and during a hotel a next to where we're staying in the calendar. so this would not be their 1st time

thing they are not asking, how does it make any sense if donald trump authorized up to 20,000 national guard troops to protect the capitol, how does it make sense that they are there on national television blaming donald trump for wanting

in the national guard did a fantastic job. mark meadows is here. we called at the national guard. we sent it out and they did a fantastic job last night. we had virtually no incidents. pardon should do the same thing. these are all democrat run cities . they should do this as they did really and wisconsin. so we are very very smooth. we had a relatively small force. we could be much larger if necessary. it worked out very well read and wisconsin. all i ask is that these cities that are having difficulty as they call us, if they request we send the national guard, they will be there instantaneously. we will put out the fire. we will put out the flame. we will put out the vandalism. because the vandalism and the looting is ridiculous to allow this to happen. i know how they can possibly do it . when they do it. i don't understand. because all they have to do is call. they can call me, they can call mike . they can call anyone in the national guard there and we will stop the violence very quickly. and chad i think you might want to say something about that rated. >> absolutely mr. pr

form of civic service or joining the police services because we must constitute a fully fledged national guard so supportnsure the full of the nation because it is within ourselves that lies the response. what are the terrorists seeking? to scare us, to separate us, to , toe disunity and division sow hatred and discourse. our unity and cohesion are critical if we want to meet the challenge. similarly, terrorists want to give up freedom and the rule of law. it is there that they are testing us. to sow the seeds of discourse, promote confrontation and lead of aromote stigmatization religion. islam has its place in the republic. ism and fundamentalism is our enemy. closing places of worship where hatred or intolerant is fermented, we have done that and we will do it again. monitor individuals, we did that during the state of emergency. we will do it again, after hand -- apprehend individuals to conduct relevant investigations, to ensure surveillance. that is what we will do. not to respect the constitution and the fundamental rules of law would be tantamount to losing ourselves in the battle agai

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have the national guards, complaints, understanding senior committee, the national guard that carries out all checks. the medical commission data is also provided that even the examination is carried out by the national guard inspect, you know, to us. you should also understand that this cannot be foreseen. we cannot look into a person's head into his so that's in my child. call me now. he studies at the university as well and was locked in. one of the rooms was when i found out that this beast was studying itself facility. can you imagine how i felt thank god, everything seems to be okay with my child. but all this is very hard for me. of course, i have already brought up all documents on this person, board officials from the russian investigative committee. what among those at the same compiling information on this render attack? here they can be seen photographic evidence and collecting spent counties. eye witnesses were also questioned as forensic specialists examined evidence. kevin, in heard more about the victims from correspondent donald quarter were beginning to see a lot of

tonight, starting at 6:30, howard maines recalls the national guard shooting of students at kent state university in 970. then at 7:45, we profile the men and women who continue to hunt down nazi war criminals after the nuremberg and dachau trials. on "after words" at 9 p.m. eastern, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell on his memoir, "the long game," with senator lamar alexander. and at ten, meg jacobs describes the energy crisis of the 1970s following opec's decision to ban the export of oil to the united states in 1973. we wrap up booktv in prime time at 11 with '60 minutes' correspondent leslie stahl. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> during booktv's recent visit to las vegas, we toured the private book collection of beverly rogers and discussed 19th century printing practices with her. >> i started collecting about 15 years ago. took a break to go back to school and get a master or's degree. i have been collecting seriously now for ten years. i collect books about books, which is a really interesting genre, because it includes everything from anecdotal stories fro

when it was actually going to waltz, who served in the army national guard for 24 years and was the one who deployed the minnesota national god, june. those protests was before trump refreshing to i mean he was under duress there the this the size of the day is the buyer. yeah. buy. so i have a control and i someone who used to be in the national guard himself, although he defected from there because he didn't want to deployed. so i understand he doesn't have a strong record in that space. i think he winds up losing, particularly as you match up his military record even to j. d man says military record as a former marine who did deploy and serve overseas. so there's some, the stark contrast between these candidates overall, and we'll see how that, how checked out in the end. but ultimately the tech to take off with a tech, to placate the base, just like on the republican side to pick vance wasn't picked to placate the base. i don't particularly love either strategy because they don't gain any real or wet toilet sway in the swing said in swing states like pennsylvania rare is own

those around the security at the capitol that it will never happen again and i pledge to every national guard member that will not happen again. the minute i heard about this outrage last night we made sure it was fixed immediately. every member of the guard was found proper accommodations inside and as of this morning everyone was accounted for in taking care of. this morning i went over to the cdc and i spoke to a number of guardsmen personally to make sure they were okay. i want to thank senators hassan duckworth kellyanne heinrich for their work on this matter last night as well as senator lujan who went around late at night to make sure things were okay as well. and i want to thank all the members who were concerned and lent a hand. i also want to particularly thank acting sergeant-at-arms jennifer hemingway who when we told her about the situation patrolled the floors of the capitol complex until 3:00 a.m. to ensure that no one was left behind her were not where they belonged andac she was back at r desk first thing today to follow up. werm own enormous debt of gratitude to the men and

national guard is sent into the city bangor spills over into violence following the death of a black man in police custody earlier this week we'll go live to minneapolis for the latest also in the program u.s. president takes aim at social media with an executive order challenging their legal protections. currently social media giants like twitter receive an unprecedented liability shield based on the theory that they're a neutral platform which they're not. interested in the water comes as twitter begins fact checking trump's tweets but it's likely to face stiff legal hurdle plus france puts its face in a voluntary track and trace the diploma as it relaxes coronavirus prescriptions but critics say the app has major short poems. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the national guard has been deployed to the u.s. city of minneapolis on a 3rd straight night of unrest angry protests have spilled over into violence and looting they come in. response to the death of an unarmed black man in police custody earlier this week the city's mayor has called for criminal charges to be

national guard is represented as well as the fire chief. am very thankful to the federal partners who have joined us in you'll hear from the special agent in charge from the washington d.c. office from the united states secret service as well as police representative from the park and the federal emergency management agency said thanks to all of them for the work they are doing am preparation for the inauguration of course it is washington d.c. we are the capital of the united states of america this seat of the federal government every four years we work overtime to keep everyone safe during a peaceful transition of power is the hallmark of our democracy. this april my administration has been working closely with federal local regional and private sector partners to ensure the seamless oversight of the integrated management to this national event and special security event we are so grateful to see so many members of the media from local national and international outlets here today because you play a key role to help residents and business

it would be the oklahoma national guard, send them down to texas to help greg abbot, are you going to do that? absolutely. you know, i've done it once before and we're looking, i already talked to my tag, my general made so, you know, we've already started putting the numbers together. i will be in contact with governor rabbit. i text us has been fighting against the us federal government in court over the states board of policy. 25 republican governors have already issued a statement supporting tax as a better record high number of migrant crossings. president biden and his administration have left americans in our country completely vulnerable to unprecedented, illegal immigration pulling across the southern border instead of upholding the rule of law and securing the border. the bike and administration has attacked and suited texas for stepping up to protect american citizens. from historic levels of illegal immigrants, deadly drugs like send to know and terrorists entering our country to the show of support comes as pegs. us mobilizes considerable resources of the us mexico border

the army helicopters from private companies like or the air force or boards from the navy or national guard that they were in cheer in some of our kitchens at the end what happens he's when you have a problem and he's very big you're going to do things you're going to start planning and keep planning until you think you're ready or you can start cooking is start covering the immediate needs in an emergency and in the process somehow and the plan writes itself that's what we did a very big problem we kind of pre-sold by. one militant time that ended been more than three point two million miles. it's incredible and it is detailed in this book with but an island community here is talking about jennifer rodriguez on twitter says we've had an iowan is an incredible story of persistence and love on the part of chef and it is what stood out to me were the numerous roadblocks real and metaphorical that he refused to accept so my question what roadblocks does he continue to encounter and it's funny that she puts it lightly but you name names and you call out the inefficiencies in this book all over

proportion of the adult population who are unvaccinated, the pentagon is at war without lime as national guard. i have a compulsory vaccines. it's threatening disciplinary action if guardsman skip that jobs after their commander openly flouted the order. it is a lawful order for national guardsmen to receive the coven vaccine. it is a lawful order refusing to do that's absent of an approved exemption, puts them in the same potential as active duty members who refused to vaccine. in mid september, us defense secretary lloyd austin, announced all uniformed personnel would have to get vaccinated. however, the newly appointed commander of oklahoma's national guard said he'd turn a blind eye to noncompliance among his troops. by here, by order that no oklahoma guardsmen be required to take the cove at 19 vaccine, notwithstanding any other federal requirement. additionally, no negative administration or legal action will be taken against guardsman, who refused the vaccine. libertarian vice presidential candidate for 2020 spine cohen says the measures only exacerbate the rift between state and federa

and we can see the fights off on the national guard, the lumber. so the longer the and in full, the glory ross and silver and gold. very pleasant indeed. and the leaders of the walking down the red carpet, the god just so it is one of them for them just arrived in on my so i the full of safety in the house of the heads of state or no doubt the leader of the armed forces in mongolia both that will be a huge on flaws with the president and the doubts, a lot of things will be hopes of what is the right time because this is the 1st of this is by the inputs in the visit. the last time he was, i was in 2014, a very sole visit, so was 10 is now has passed. both need is one of course now have to the presidential palace that we will get some updates on press conferences throughout the evening if not definitely tomorrow. morning the person present lot of inputs in has landed in a little on most of hasn't been met. why his council fox both need is one of course have a lots of overlap security energy trades. and even though they both come fees and benefits eac

though security adviser was one this week talking about the national guard and here is what he had tosay. >> on the leadership that is where we get our statistics goes with over 200% increase coupled with the pending seasonal upti uptick. improvementetitive that had nothing to do with the alarming trend that we are seeing now and we don't have the capacity to address the problem that is the more troubling points bupointthat needed to be. >> what do they actually do? >> something separate that necessarily well reported and he put out a memorandum to not catch and release, but to catch andat detain. that is a difference, so they can do whatever the federal government is authorized to do o and what we have chosen to do is to augment the customs and border protection officers are trained to interdict the border crossings. >> on the national guard come to the border can congress do anything here who disagree on the move to block the executive branch? >> that seems to be unclear. although the president does have authority to deploy active-duty military in this case for the white house is do

airport, spreading out in the areas hotels, and they're joining what is already more than $6000.00 national guard troops that have been operating along these, this border now for 4 months. and in fact, this isn't even the 1st time that we're seeing active duty troops here because trump did this before during his 1st term. and president biden also use active duty troops. but there is a significant difference this time around in the west. well is more of that, so coming out of storm system is moving in, bringing some very wet and windy weather, just days off to we still record wins across pots of island. so you can see this one is pretty extensive and not as intense, but stretching all the way from scotland down to southern pots of spring and even into northern areas of morocco. so very what this one. and it's going to bring some very strong wins as a heavy rain, putting in the southern parts of spain and red warnings out for the coast in the north west of spain and pots of portugal. so rough seas and very high waves that you could see that wet and windy weather coming back into the north, west str

guard. >> yeah, so we were in the oval office talking about a very serious national security matter which is why i remember it so distinctly, totally unrelated to january 6th and the president brought up january 6th security protocol measures come on top of everyone's mind given what was n the media and the president said you have my authorization as the commander in chief, the department of defense come up to 20,000 national guard's men and women. for us, who operate on chain of command at the department of defense, we said roger that, sir, we will get ready as best as the law allows us but we did one step further, we went to the capitol police, we went to nancy pelosi and we said, do you want this trip request? not even 20,000 format, 1,000, 16,000, whatever number in between, and they refused it

and then to the national guard. is it your understanding that you want them just in the area or do you wish they were actually more involved and more engageed? >> first of all, san franciscos do not district national guard that is the military. military commander. i help those decisions to the military commander. general dunbar and i it is not the first time we have done that. you know that. back in december...we did the same thing. this is not unfamiliar to me, to what is required. as a matter of fact, the law said the d military affairs called the state active duty and the governor may order into state active duty members of the national guard under the following circumstances. the case of war and rebellion and riot and invasion, terrorism, blah, blah, flaw. two, in the event a public disaster resulting from floods or disaster or tornadoes or in the governor declare as safety emergency relating to public health, and four, in order to assess damage or potential damage and to recommend responsive action as a result

it said that the div sending $10000.00 members of the national guard, it's militarized, federal police force to its border with the united states, the in full and the rule, the controls along the entire us, mexico border patrols and motorized patrols on through. it's leading there. it's what president cloud is saying about permits president trump, she to just don't tend to know. getting to be us these mean we get instead of equal if and then a little for left on data. trump says it's to still migrants to exchange. he's holding off on the 25 percent terrorist, he threatened mexico with what, at least for a moment the treats have been sent to more than a dozen points, including key the busiest border crossing in the americas in peak one. the question is, will they actually be able to stop, send to the national guard of the board, or is not gonna impact the traffic in defense? know very much, it will. i mean, if the mexican government and the united states government really wants to affect that, that's to do with bringing down criminal networks, stuff into pre cost is coming into mexico,

so what i want to deploy national guards to the border. so what you're seeing now is yes, there will be an additional deployment, but many of those will either be marines, only personnel sent to aid the national guard on the us mexico border. and then there's also an inconsistency because you just mentioned gun running gun traffic is probably a shame ball in her read out of the cool mentions disagreement. but donald trump doesn't mention a single word on any type of us commitment, right? to address what has long been and there it's a relationship which is the gun running us a gun running into mexico from the us. so many people had hoped that we, the relationship between the united states and mexico just got off the o. this new trump administration and mexico just got off to a bad stop, but it sounds like you think there is worse to come, or i think i could get bump here indeed. um, so far, yes, especially if we look at what happened between start today and the executive order slapping on the terrace and the calls with crudo and with shame

directly from the head of the iowa national guard... major general timothy orr addresed lawmakers today... during the condition of the guard address.. general orr celebrated the fact that women can now serve in any position within the guard. he also touted the benefits of the home base iowa program to help find jobs for iowa veterans. general orr says national guard members are taking advantage of all programs available to them. 11:22:06 "additionally, unit members earned more than 100 associates degrees in 2015 through the community college of the air force program, which ranked the 132nd first out of 90 air national guard units across the country." orr says 40-percent of the national guard are combat veterans... the highest percentage in the guard's history. following the condition of the very personal issue facing some iowans... medical assisted suicide. its already legal in five states... and some lawmakers want iowa to be number six. stephanie moore has the story.. the "iowa death with dignity act" was introduced at the statehouse t

it is a national guard for everyone. it is for all kinds of frights, rape cases, all kinds of protection for governance, just for special emissions, which a lot of trouble here. it's a mixed population, much crime, there is a needful protection will not be for those that either men we're explicitly said that it is for the sheer cities during the protest there. i was shot on the face by policemen. while i was just filming what they were doing from my home, been rear wants to kill all the arabs in the country. he will now harass arabs if he establishes this guard to discuss the updates in the region, let's cross live to jerusalem. base metal is expert yoni, bon menachem. welcome yoni. how has israel justified its controversial raid on the ox mustering the holy month of ramadan? these early police, the claims that now what happened during the night of 2000. so the young palestinians barricaded themselves in inside the lock. some austin star started attacking the police force or with the stones and fire works. and they say c

the national guard just arriving, and word one protester has now died. we're on the scene. >>> also breaking tonight, the shooting, as we come on the air. authorities on the scene right now. a workplace in tennessee, the images coming in. >>> donald trump's outreach to black voters, and his controversial words about stop and frisk. and tonight, robin roberts with president obama. the exclusive right here, on policing. and what he would tell hillary clinton as she walks on that debate stage monday night. >>> and new video just in after bombs are placed in and around