guard, quote, excluding members with pending or approved exemption requests, air national guard memberst haven't initiated a vaccination record, may not participate in drills, training, or other duty conducted under title 10 or under title 32. those with remaining military service obligations will be involuntarily assigned to the individual ready reserve. now, to unpack that a little bit, i'll tell you first, the individual ready reserve is part of the military that doesn't train or drill, which means they don't get any pay or benefits, so involuntarily reassigning people to a part where they get no pay or benefits means they don't get paid anymore, and they don't get any benefits anymore. that reference to title 10 and title 32, that's the two different ways the national guard is activated. most of the time they operate under state jurisdiction, but sometimes they also act under federal authority. what the pentagon made crystal clear today is it doesn't matter for these oklahoma guardsmen and women when it comes to vaccine status. if the governor has them sandbagging under rising flood

missing appears to be down to 16 that is good news. >> reporter: on the ground, almost 700 army and air national guard members are distributing supplies, removing debris and searching for the missing. >> the dynamic is that everybody knows everybody. so, you know, some of our soldiers who live right here, they all know somebody who has been killed in the storm. >> reporter: it's a lot to take in. >> that's just the remainder of the foundation where the candle factory was. >> reporter: and a place where recovery will be measured in years, not months. sadly today's searchers announced that they just found the body of another tornado victim, a 13-year-old girl who had been missing since the storm. lester >> what a stunning view that was from the air, gabe. thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds, the accusations of sexual assault by two women against actor chris noth. >>> and a search warrant issued for alec baldwin's cell phone in connection with that fatal movie set shooting >>> just in tonight, a search warrant has been issued for actor alec baldwin's phone police want to review all text messages, pho

yesterday the nevada air national guard used a blackhawk to search for the missing skier. they were out searching until 9:00 p.m. friends reported him missing after he didn't show up to christmas dinner. they say he is an avid skier and works at a ski shop near the resort. the chronicle reports the placer county sheriff said it's unlikely that anyone could survive the elements for this long but they are not giving up. >>> developing news the surge in omicron cases forcing several bay area counties to reinstate their mark mandates. san francisco just announced the city will require masks in all public indoor settings starting at midnight tonight. >>> the city joins alameda, berkeley and marin in making the change this morning. kpix5 is in contra costa where the new marking requirement is in effect right now. >> starting today in contra costa and places like gyms you are required to wear a mark regardless of your vaccination status. not all places are putting in this. fitness 19 year has a sign that says they are recommended. before today in contra costa fully vaccinated pub

the air national guard, air force reserve and coast guard reserve. more at the southern end, more representatives from eight veterans organizations. along delaware avenue,as the pg delaware avenue, hundreds, including the press, gathered at the east front of the capital, awaiting the movement of mr. hoover's casket, by way of the senate staircase, as the main stairs were closed for the construction of the inaugural platform. 1964 being an election year, the inaugural would be early in 1965. so here you see more of the funeral procession moving down delaware avenue, passed the blocks of the escorts troops. a word briefly about blackjack, who followed the caisson. a comparison horse is a long-standing practice is having a deceased military officer in a funeral procession. blackjack carried an empty saddle and boots, reversed in the stirrups and blackjack famously appeared in john kennedy's funeral 11 months earlier. blackjack was a very spirited, gelding named for a blackjack, general blackjack pearling. when the horse and delaware avenue from union st

today, the nevada air national guard used a black hawk to search for rory angelotta. friends reported him missing after he didn't show up for christmas dinner. they say he is an avid skier . the chronicle reports the plaster county sheriff's office says it is unlikely anyone could survive the elements for this long, but no one is giving up. >>> better news to report about a pair of missing hikers. fire crews in a small virginia town found them using a drone. they got lost on christmas day. the coordinates from their phone , and a thermal grandma from the drone help locate them. >> we lifted the drone and were able to find them via our thermal camera. we walked in a few hikers from our department back to where we were at. >> the brothers were hiking off trail. they were actually looking for a world war ii bomber that had crash on the mountain back in 1943. >>> back in the bay area in san francisco, police are looking for a suspect who committed a home invasion robbery while a 90-year-old woman was inside. it happened yesterday afternoon on 33rd avenue in the outer suns

some of the officials that i've talked to, for example, in minnesota, they had 24 air national airman show up doctors. and they said that was the shot, the arm that they needed to keep going because they're not enough nurses. there's not enough doctors and there's not in the hospital space. so in some places already and again, this is just the beginning of this wave, this arm across wave, the, there it, they expect that it's just going to continue to spike like this before. they hope it comes down rapidly. so the big question is that the collapse of the hospital systems do they have to start rushing care? some places are already putting those places, putting those positions in line, in case they have to. so even though the president says, look at this isn't like it was before, for a lot of americans, it feels just as dire because even if you've done the things that they told you to do, you're going to get sick of covert. it seems so you might not be real sick, you might not die, but you're probably going to cancel your your, your plans for the holidays. and if you do get sick and you

lastly, you are looking at master sergeant returning from to flame it from the air national guard, hisidea his dad lou was going to drop by as part of a christmas parade and be the big purse surprise just in time for christmas, we love it. i was watching this one in the makeup room. these are the best videos ever bury thinking to that dad, to the sun, to the family and everyone that supported them. if you have a video you want to share with us, the border crisis , not effecting the southwestern united states, illegal immigration surging in the beaches of florida, phil keating has that story tonight from south florida. >> here they come. can get another beach day like this, there sure are full of illegal migrants who, but the latest in front of beachgoers this weekend around fort lauderdale. nine foreigners taken into custody. ten days ago in jupiter, same thing, 26 men and women startling adults and kids alike likely to be sent right back from where they came. clearly this is not just happening along the rio grande in texas, just on a smaller scale. often coming they have paid off huma

yesterday the nevada air national guard used a blackhawk to try to search for him. friends reported him missing after he didn't show up to christmas dinner. they say is he an avid skier. he works at a ski shop near the resort. the chronicle reporting the sheriff's office said it's unlikely that anyone could survive these elements for this long but they are not giving up. >>> better news to report about a pair of missing hikers. fire crews in a small virginia town found them using a drone. the brothers got lost on sharp top mountain on christmas day. coordinates their phone and the thermal camera from a drone helped find them. >>> time for your money watch report. the housing market still hot for sellers and concerns over the cruise industry rising again. diane king hall joins us live from the cbs broadcast center. good morning. hope you had a nice holiday. >> good morning. it's good to be back with you. let's talk about the housing market as you mentioned it's hot for sellers. home price index out yesterday climbed more than 18% in october compared to a year earlier

as the situation continues to develop, we will call upon further members of the national guard, air national guard, to respond if necessary. in near term, grays county is the focus as the governor indicates because of the severe bassing through there. but we're literally watching the entire state at this junction. so as your neighbors and friends that are in the guard, you may see some of them in uniform this morning. you may see some of our folks in the national guard literally deploying down the road in response to some of these affected areas. know that this is what their focus is. and they are here to serve you and the rest of our members in the commonwealth. thanks, sir. >> as we mentioned a number of counties hit hard, and we will have casual sties in multiple county. a place i dad is dr., dawson, i know there is loss there as well and we will be there to help. we've been able to get a couple of the slides that show a little bit of what we have seen booted up. this is from joe solullivan whos the meteorologist for emergency management. i'm going to try to walk through them. so, this is

national guard. >> this is devastating. the scope of this magnitude is terrible. >> neighborhood after neighborhood. what's really remarkable to see from the air hours. the national weather service is still surveying the damage, but it could potentially be the one of a kind tornado in american history. >> the monster tornado just classified as an ef-4 with winds up to 190 miles an hour. today kentucky's governor announced the number of those missing has dropped dramatically to more than 100. now the missing appears to be down to 16, and that is good news. >> on the ground, almost 700 army and air national guard members are distributing supplies, removing debris and searching for the missing. >> the dynamic is that everybody knows everybody. so, you know, some of our soldiers who live right here, they all know somebody who has been killed in the storm. >> it's a lot to take in. >> that's just the remainder of the foundation where the candle factory was. >> and a place where recovery will be measured in years, not months. >> sadly, today's surgers announced they just found the body of another tornado victim, a 13-year-old girl who had been missi

yesterday the nevada air national guard used a blackhawk to search for him. friends reported him missing after he didn't show up to christmas dinner. they say is he an avid skier. he work at a ski shop near the resort. the chronicle reporting that's sheriff's office said that it is unlikely that anyone could survive these elements for this long. they are not given up. >>> better news about a pair of missing hikers who were found with the help of a drone. couple of brothers got lost in virginia uno sharp top mountain. coordinates their home and the thermal camera from a drone helped rescuers zero in on their location. >>> it's 6:38. still ahead. the country's biggest high school girl's basketball tournament happening right here in the bay area. there are some concerns this morning that it could turn into a super spreader event. >>> and how you can get a free ride in the bay area this new year's e version e. >>> and better showers showing up now on high definition doppler. tracking a band of heavier rain will move across the bay area as we get in to the late mo

he served 41 years in the armed forces, much of peoria's 182nd airlift wing of the air national guard. he served as a security policeman, a pilot, chief of operations, wing commander, and chief of staff for the illinois air national guard. general robertson was integral on making the 182nd one of the best c-130's unit in the country. mr. lahood: they nine times reached the highest c-130 capability rates. he's known throughout the peoria community for his integrity. he's beloved for those who work with him and know him. i want to thank him for his service to our country and our community and wish him well in his retirement. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak to the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to recognize gordon rather and his hard work with the arkansas historic museum in little rock. currently gordon serve

of that guard's state militia working for the governor but also a member of the army national guard or united states airbe federally recognized and to be federally recognized, which is what guard members really want, you have to meet federal qualifications prescribed by the department of defense. and as of august when the secretary of defense issued his memo that includes getting the covid vaccine. and if you do not take the vaccine you do not comply with the guidelines, you risk losing your federal pay. you're no longer able to drill with the federal reserves. and you risk being removed from the united states national guard. so this is not a complicated issue. this is not some great issue of federalism or the 10th amendment. it's simply if you're going to play in my league you got to play by my rules. >> and when i first learned that the oklahoma governor was choosing this fight, we looked around to try to figure out if there was historical precedent. and there is historical precedent from a few different eras in u.s. history. including as recently as the 80s during the regan administration where some

a cyberattack on air nation's energy sector or any other sector of critical infrastructure must be vieweds an attack on the nation itself. warranting a national response. under u.s. law, critical infrastructure is defined as "systems and assets whether physical or virtual, so vital to the united states that the incapacity or destruction of such systems and assets would have a debilitating impact on security, national economic security, national public health or safety, or any combination of those matters." as declared by the department of homeland security, there are 18 critical infrastructure sectors in this country, including the defense industrial base, financial services, transportation, energy, water, and nuclear reactors. just before leaving office in january 2017, i added election infrastructure to the less -- list as a subsector of the government facility sector. our government goes to the trouble of declaring these assets critical infrastructure for a reason. in the energy sector in particular, assets of critical infrastructure are becoming increasingly interconnected and increas

the national museum of the american indians and the national air and space museum are not as vulnerable and have fewer critical lower-level spaces and no lower-level collections. the national museum of african-american history and culture has flood mitigation measures including -- included in its design. we must take steps to protect our collections. flooding causes more than just water damage. high humidity and temperature fluctuations are possible if our climate control systems or our generators are damaged. this could impact the objects in our care. beyond flooding, it's becoming more challenging and expensive to maintain the environmental controls in the spaces. even minor fluctuations can harm delicate items. to address these concerns, the smithsonian's national collection program has been purchasing and installing storage cabinetry to replace substandard storage. these enclosures can effectively protect the collections from flooding and buffer these environmental fluctuations. the smithsonian is also developing flood safe spaces to house at risk collections with construction to be

the smithsonian's national air and space museum in washington dc is the perfect place to get the big picture of how the space it was developed. these basic spaces were ones vague. gara and glen war basically had the same function. they were there to keep erin in case of emergency on to keep particles out and to protect against any sort of radiation that those high levels of altitude space suits are not very comfortable things to where they're peer heavy, they're awkward, they're bulky. ah, they're constraining. and getting those everything right for the astronaut is very important. so. so you've heard of my grandfather? yes. yes. i've seen his signature on, on documents and materials live. yes. these, these very one that i think for me, it's hard sometimes to understand exactly how you fit into everything. the process of designing the suit is enormously iterative. it started with propose suit designs and prototype suits. they come from private corporations as a bid for a contract with nasa and they work with with nasa and the crew systems division and the astronauts to decide what's

of the service academies, from the army marine corps, navy, air force and coast guard and composite company of servicewomen, the army national guard, air force reserve and coast guard reserve completing the line at the southern end more representatives from eight veterans organizations. as the process and move it along delaware avenue, hundreds including the press gathered at the east room of the have a waiting mister hoover's casket into the capital by way of the senate staircase as the main stairs at the capital were closed for construction of the inaugural platform which would take place 1964 being an election year, the inaugural would be 65 so here you see more of the funeral procession moving down delaware avenue past the escort troops. a word briefly about blackjack, who followed the caisson bearing president hoover's casket. a comparison horse, long-standing practice of having a horse of a deceased military officer or leader in a funeral procession, blackjack carried an empty saddle, paper and boots rehearsed in stirrups, blackjack famously appeared in president john kennedy's funeral 11 months earlier. blackjack was

so, tom, what does the national air space look like tonight as we head to christmas >> just checked with the faa. really, very few delays nationwide today. we have some wind around new york. we've got deicing up in maine fewer than 400 delays right now. that's pretty good for a late december thursday -- wednesday. back to you, lester. >> all right tom costello, thanks >>> in colorado tonight, growing pressure on the governor to address what many see as an injustice. a prison sentence of more than 100 years for a truck driver convicted for his role in a deadly crash. erin mclaughlin has that story >> reporter: a fiery crash killing four in april 2019 outside denver now calls for clemency for the man found responsible. >> no more injustice. >> reporter: last week truck driver rogel aguilera-mederos was sentenced to 110 years in prison. for the fatal collision that involved 28 vehicles >> oh, my god! >> reporter: colorado law requires minimum prison terms for certain crimes and mandates they be served back-to-back. rogel aguilera-mederos was convicted on 27 counts, including vehicular homic

. >> reporter: on the ground almost 700 air and army national guard members are removing debris or searching for the missing. >> the dynamic is everybody knows everybody. some of our soldier who's live right here, they all know somebody who has been killed in the storm. >> reporter: it's a lot to take in >> that's just the remainder of the foundation where the candle factory was. >> and a place where recovery will be measured in years, not month himself. sadly, authorities found another tornado victim missing since the storm. a 13-year-old girl frances. >> heart breaking, gabe, thank you. the fda is now permanently allowing pills used to end pregnancies to be obtained by mail after a telehealth consultation the new rule could help some women circumvent restrictions in texas, where patients must pick up the medication in person and cannot receive by mail. several gop states have taken steps to ban it through teleservices this comes as the supreme court is considering whether to roll back abortion rights and potentially overturn roe versus wade >>> a search warrant has been asked for alec bald

national guard. >> it's utter devastation. the scope at this altitude, it's just terrible. >> reporter: what's truly remarkable to see from the air, for more than two hours. the national weather service is still assessing the damage. but it's said to be the longest trek in american history. it was classified as an ef-4 with winds up to 190 miles an hour. the number of those missing has dropped dramatically from more than 100 -- >> the missing appears to now be 16. that's good news. >> reporter: on the ground, almost 700 air and army national guard members are searching through the debris for the missing. >> the dynamic is everybody knows everybody. some of our soldiers working right here know someone killed in the storm. >> reporter: it's a lot to take in. >> that's the remainder of where the candle factory was. >> reporter: a place where recovery will be measured for years, not months. >> our thanks to gabe gutierrez for that report. >>> the 12 remaining members of the american missionary group who were kidnapped in haiti two months ago were freed. a convoy of at least a dozen vehicles brought the missionaries to port-au-prince

it is an amazing event "americafest" fox nation is airing it. watch it all on fox nation great list of speakers what charlie kirk is doing with "americafest" is igniting young people to be proactive and unapologetic about our country and it is always heartening to watch. so fox nation will be there, and myself and kayleigh mcenany are hosting all-access live on fox nation. on sunday, and on monday to highlight the biggest hits of speeches that are happening. tucker gutfeld judge jeanine a slew of other folks check out at fox nation and happy to be a part of it thanks for giving me a second to talk about it. dan: the a team i appreciate it. thanks a lot. >> thanks brother you got it. dan: coming up on unfiltered cryptocraze it is real inflation surgeses so do investments in digital currency could it actually help our economy? we debate that, coming up next. such tree-mendous views. i'm at a moss for words. when a cough tries to steal dad's punchlines, he takes robitussin naturals powered by 100% drug-free ingredients. are you gonna leaf me hangin

there was a warning that the nation's outlook was on air raid siren that could be heard for miles and apparently my democrat colleagues are deaf to that shieren and want to raise it by $2.5 trillion and continue with reckless spending with no regard to our future. that is the wrong path and dangerous path and every member should heed the warnings and vote no. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. beyer: i yield one minute to the most distinguished of the house, the gentlelady from california, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california, the distinguished speaker is recognized. the speaker: i thank you for yielding me time and bringing this important legislation and i say that with many bills and let me say what this means for america's families. we must lift the debt kreeling to cover the expenses already incurred. it's important to note 95% of it incurred during the trump administration, under 4% of it during the bi

how can you not -- i have a 95-year-old father, army, air force, national guard veteran. looked him in the eye and i said, if you live long enough, all of your buddies and veterans , i might have to say for the first time you died in vain. host: what did he say in response? caller: nothing. he is that kind of person. he has never told me who he voted for. he spent almost six decades in the military. january 6 was the biggest political story but it cannot go away. i keep hearing about this trump come back but the committee of january 6, it is going to be trump come his family, and his cronies. a few republican senators are going to get under the hotseat. i almost can't add any other thing other than the fact that i think this country is ready for a third party. i don't see any other way to break this up. i wrote a thesis when i was in high school in 1975 when we had to study civics and history and social studies. i wrote a thesis and called it 317. i studied all of the superpowers of the world and i said we will probably last a little longer than the huns. i am not sure. t

today we got news that for members of the air force portion of the national guard and reserves, membersgon deadline to get a covid vaccination, those service members are going to have a little more time to face the music, but i do bleen a little. an air force spokesperson telling the ap that for this weekend unvaccinated air guard members can report for duty for the drill weekend as usual. they'll have the opportunity to get the vaccine on the spot at their base this weekend. while they're there, commanders will use this opportunity to educate their personnel on vaccination requirements and the consequences of not complying with the mandate. that all needs to happen quickly this weekend because those consequences start on monday. as far as pentagon is concerned, if you're not vaccinated you're not deployable. we got a clear and uncomplicated order from the secretary of defense, whether or not troops are on active duty they have to get vaccinated against covid like they have to get vaccinated against all those other things so they're ready if they're called to serve. the defense secretar

, how has the faa incorporated concepts like adaptive or dynamic air space in next gen initiative to meet the growing demands on national air space system while maintaining safety for current users and new entrants. >> great question on next gen. we have about 70% of the technology fielded for next gen. the challenge we have now is to integrate those technologies between data communications, the adsb surveillance, which when we successfully implemented across the entire system in january of 2020, and also the performance-based navigation aspects as well. so what we really need, and where the pandemic set us back a bit is operationalizing these capabilities and integrating them within our air traffic facilities, because we need to have the controllers and the facility managers actually involved in those implementations by facilities. and because of covid, we had to get everybody out of the facility who wasn't involved in that daily operation. it was very difficult to socially distance and we didn't want to expose any more of our employees than necessary to that public health risk. now that we have various public health m

in an interview staiped last week but aired today on "face the nation" margaret brennan asked the vice president if war in europe was eminent? -- imnentd. >> we are having direct conversations with russia. we are very clear that russia should not invade the sovereignty of ukraine. that we must stand up and we are standing up for its territorial integrity. we are working with our allies in that regard. >> the vice president also echoed what president biden has said and that moscow would face unprecedented sanctions should vladimir putin choose to invade his neighbor. this comes after weeks of back and forth between nato and mass cow, between the kremlin and the white house. russia has made its own demands including saying it it wants everyone to agree that ukraine can never join nato, a move that seems unlikely, anyone would actual three agree to it. u.s. intelligence originally said russia could be ready to invade ukraine as early as january but with the troop withdraw today perhaps st a sign that russia is holding off, at least for now. >> christina ruffini, thank you. >> south africa

how can you not -- i have a 95-year-old father, army, air force, national guard veteran. i looked him in the eye and i said, if you live long enough, all of your buddies and veterans , i might have to say for the first time you died in vain. host: what did he say in response? caller: nothing. he is that kind of person. he has never told me who he voted for. he spent almost six decades in the military. january 6 was the biggest political story but it cannot go away. i keep hearing about this trump come back but the committee of january 6, it is going to be trump come his family, and his cronies. a few republican senators are going to get under the hotseat. i almost can't add any other thing other than the fact that i think this country is ready for a third party. i don't see any other way to break this up. i wrote a thesis when i was in high school in 1975 when we had to study civics and history and social studies. i wrote a thesis and called it 317. i studied all of the superpowers of the world and i said we will probably last a little longer than the huns. i am not sure.

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in an interview taped last week that aired today on "face the nation," margaret brennan asked the viceresident if war in europe was eminent. >> we are having direct conversations with russia. we are very clear that russia should not invade the sovereignty of ukraine, that we must stand up, and we are standing up for its territorial integrity. we are working with our allies in that regard. >> reporter: the vice president also echoed what president biden has said, and that's moscow would face unprecedented sanctions should vladimir putin choose to invade his neighbor. now this comes after weeks of back and forth between nato and moscow, between the kremlin and the white house. russia has made its own demands, including saying it wants everyone to agree that ukraine can never join nato, a move that seems unlikely anyone would actually agree to it. u.s. intelligence reports originally said russia could be ready to invade ukraine as early as january. but with the troop withdrawal today, perhaps it's a sign that russia is holding off, at least for now. meg? >> christina ruffini, thank you. t

the vice president who sat down with margaret brennan for an extended interview that aired yesterday on face the nationthis is part of that interview. >> what do you see is the biggest national security challenge? what is the thing that keeps you up at night? >> one of them is our democracy. there is no question in the minds of people who are foreign policy experts that the year 2021 is not the year 2000. there is so much about policy that was prioritized based on september 11. we are embarking on a new era where the threats to our nation take many forms. including the threat of autocracy, taking over and having influence around the world. i go back to our point about the need to fight for the integrity of our democracy. it's obviously about what we need to do on the climate crisis. host: that was the vice president on face the nation yesterday morning. this morning, your political winners and losers of 2021. frank in alabama. what do you think? caller: mine is personal. the u.s. attorneys joe biden failed -- i think that replicated across america. my number two, i'm just glad that doug jones was not a