a strategic height, repelled nine counterattacks, in which assault units of the ukrainian army, national guard and police participated. the enemy's losses exceeded 500 people, a large amount of military equipment was destroyed. we occupied strongholds in the forest plantations. the forest plantations were important in order to pass further, as if to say, to cut off the research routes and give a field for further actions. on ugledarsky in the direction of the front, reconnaissance forces of the east group of forces. identified and destroyed hangars with military equipment. the fighters use russian supercam drones. they are distinguished by their resistance to interference from enemy electronic warfare stations. on the neighboring section of the front, the drones of the west group of forces are shot down in the air by heavy ukrainian baba yaga hexocopters. the range is quite interesting, up to 70 km. we work where the enemy does not even suspect, we see quite a lot. we report immediately. missile and bomb strikes on the positions of the armed forces of ukraine are taking place round the clock,

a strategic height, repelled nine counterattacks, in which assault units of the ukrainian army, national guardand police participated. the enemy's losses exceeded 500 people, a large number were destroyed quantity of military equipment. we occupied strong points in the forest plantation. were to pass further, as if to say, to cut off the research routes and to give the classdarm for further actions. in the ugledar direction of the front, the reconnaissance group. we report that missile and bomb strikes on the positions of the armed forces of ukraine are taking place around the clock, the main center of special radio communications of the main intelligence directorate of the armed forces of ukraine, a critically important object of the airfield infrastructure of ukraine, as well as the accumulation of manpower and military equipment of the enemy in 142 districts were hit. igor pikhanov, news. nato secretary general jen stoltenberg delivered a farewell speech. as for its content, the rhetoric, frankly speaking, is little different from everything that the alliance's representatives have been say

i'm going to send over 2000 army national guard units into scene on the war, but it has not been able to, well, the violence that's taking place. but you should also know that the card bells is using an innovative tactics are using and then provides the explosive devices they're using bomb dropping drives. and then they have vehicles that are partnered with 56 deal weights. okay. and then a jerry, yeah, 50 caliber machine. got so so, so michael, if this is a struggle for power between the remaining sons of l chapo and those loyal because i'm bought it, which you just pointed out, could we now see the buttons get even worse? so what does this mean then for ordering mexicans quotes up in the fight to somebody to me uh, send me a credit card, which is the capital letter. so you know, it has become a little more result image. so mine 0 lines, the city. so unless the mexican government sends in more troops, it's your well to say, obviously, you know what, the violence is probably gonna spread to other parts of mexico. and then there's even concern about the violence against the spread to t

spread to other areas of mexico, the mexican president lopez, we're going to send over 2000 army national guard units into seen a lot. but it has not been a month to quell the violence of staging flags. but you should also know that the court held is using an innovative tactics or using an improvised explosive devices . they're using bomb dropping drugs. and then they have vehicles that are partnered with a fixed deal ways. and then each area, 50 caliber machine guns in the city of credit card, which is the capital. so you know, has become a little ward, etzel is semis, airlines near the city. so unless the mexican government sends in more troops as well to see us, you know, more violence is probably going to spread to other parts of mexico. and then there's the main concern. that's a violence games spread to the us border states. so it's a concern to us, the embassy as that uh your issue, travel advisories. because the bottom line is, is uh, slowly starting to boil over into other areas. spell out a 0 is investigative unit canal is you have a balance of that sheet. politicians on a $13000.00 s

division served search warrants with the help of the san francisco sheriff's office and the army national guard counterdrug task force, they found evidence of illegal gambling, stolen items, narcotics and drug paraphernalia. >> i'm happy to see the bust. i'm happy to see the neighborhood being cleaned up. >> law enforcement raided two businesses on leavenworth street near san francisco. police's tenderloin station tuesday at about 5 p.m. a worker in the area tells me officers seized items from teal market and deli and a laundromat on the same block. confiscated items include $12,000 in cash, illegal gambling machines, a gun and a replica. >> i was surprised to find out there was an illegal gambling of that magnitude going on, so you just never know. police say they arrested eight men, ages 20 to 40, who live in the city. >> investigators say the two businesses were fronts for illegal gambling operations. police say this bus has far reaching impact. >> illegal gambling also harbors other illegal activities and such as prostitution, such as, narcotics sales. >> police tell me they learned about t

for me, it was serving in the army national guard. uniform for 24 years. and my dad was a korean war army era veteran and died of lung cancer a few years later. he left behind a mountain of medical debt. thank god for social security survivor benefits. thank god for the g.i. bill that allowed my dad and me to go to college and millions of other americans. i wound up teaching social studies and coaching football at mankato west high school. we ran a 44 defense, we played through to the whistle on every single play, and we even won a state championship. never close the yearbook, people . but it was those players in my students who inspired me to run for congress. they sought in me what i hope to instill in them, a commitment to the common good and an understanding we are all in this together. and the belief that a single person can make a real difference for their neighbors. so there i was, a fortysomething high school teacher with little kids, zero political experience, and no money running in a deep red district. but you know what? ne

rise to congratulate lieutenant general jonathan stubbs on becoming the new director of the army national guard. lieutenant general stubbs is the first arkansan and national guardsman to be elevated to the rank of lieutenant general and the first to be assigned as director of the army national guard. governor sanders had named general stubbs her adjew taint general of arkansas. general stubbs' quality, his character, his work elt iblg, his leadership sharpened our own tag and are now fully recognized nationally with this great honor of leading the army guard throughout the nation. throughout his 27 years spent serbing the arkansas national guard, general stubbs demonstrated the ability to inspire and lead those under his command. whether it's at home or deployed in defense of america's constitution, and interests, jeb stubbs has exemplified dedication, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to our country. lieutenant general stubbs knows what it takes to lead our brave men and women in uniform and though we'll miss him and his leadership at home in arkansas, we look forward to the now impress

for me, it was serving in the army national guard., thank you for your service, but please, wash that uniform. the governor talked about his accomplishments in office. >> we made sure that every kid in our state gets breakfast and lunch every day. >> stephen: "and since it's minnesota, both of those meals are tater tots." come on! maybe some cheese, a can of mushroom soup. walz spoke about his and his wife's experience with fertility treatments. >> when our daughter was born, we named her hope. >> stephen: c'mon, man. i'm trying to do a comedy show here. hulk hogan didn't make me cry. all in all, another powerful tonight, i believe... i believe tonight was about remembering that america is good and that we shouldn't give in to hopelessness. and maybe we needed a coach to remind us that this is what locker room talk is supposed to sound like. we got a great live show for you live tonight! my guest is pete buttigieg, plus a performance by chance the rapper. but when we come back, we take a special visit to the dnc. stick around! ♪ ♪. [c

when he was 17 years old, he enlisted in the army national guard, serving 24 years. [cheers and applause] yes. he went to college on the g.i. bill, and governor walz has been a high school teacher, a football coach, a congressman, and a governor, and threw it all, he has put community first. [cheers and applause] as governor, he helped middle-class families by lowering health care costs, cracking down on junk fees, and signing the largest tax cut in state history. [cheers and applause] when governor walz signed a bill giving universal free breakfast and lunch to students in minnesota -- [cheers and applause] it motivated me to advocate, too. alongside vice president harris, governor walz will be a strong partner as they deliver for working families and help move our country forward. [cheers and applause] they will fight to lower costs and protect our fundamental freedoms, including my right to choose if and when to start a family. [cheers and applause] donald trump and jd vance, will always side with their one million are donors and big corporations. their project 20

with the help of the city's sheriff's department and the army national guard. police arrested eight men. >> i'm happy to see the bust. i'm happy to see the neighborhood being cleaned up. i was surprised to find out there was an illegal gambling of that magnitude going on. so you just never know. >> police say this bust is an open and active investigation and that more arrests could be coming. investigators declined to say how the eight people arrested could be connected to the businesses raided. >> our time now. 726. a mother in los angeles smashed the window of her tesla to rescue her baby son, who was trapped inside. cassandra pineda experienced that scare of her life. look at your screen. it was a very, very hot day in the san fernando valley. earlier this week, she was charging her car, and when she stepped out to disconnect the charger, her tesla unexpectedly locked. that left her 13 month old baby boy locked inside. >> and i started banging as hard as i could, as hard as i could, and it wouldn't break. my biggest fear was opening that door and taking my s

they say with the help of the san francisco sheriff's office and the army national guard counterdrug task force, they served search warrants. they say they found many items, including cash, stolen goods, narcotics and drug paraphernalia. >> i'm happy to see the bust. i'm happy to see the neighborhood being cleaned up. >> law enforcement raided two businesses on leavenworth street near san francisco police's tenderloin station tuesday at about 5 p.m. a worker in the area tells me officers seized items from teal market and deli and a laundromat on the same block. confiscated items include $12,000 in cash. illegal gambling machines, a gun and a replica. >> i was surprised to find out there was an illegal gambling of that magnitude going on, so you just never know. police say they arrested eight men, ages 20 to 40, who live in the city. >> investigators say the two businesses were fronts for illegal gambling operations. police say this bus has far reaching impact. >> illegal gambling also harbors other illegal activities and such as prostitution, such as, narcotics sales. >> police tell

that's why a guy who spent 24 years in the army national guard has somebody trying to tear down his service. my goodness. really? yeah, really. that's where we're at. so do not fear that somebody's going to say something unkind about you, stand for the right things and if you keep at it and you organize with others, you're going to get it. >> is there a line of demarcation, greg, between progressives and what keith calls the far, far left? >> well, i mean, of course folks fall on an ideological spectrum, but what i've found so so important is people that are really there to do the work. >> right. >> the people whose hearts are open are really there to do the necessary policy change and i think that, for example, in a tax fight next year with the trump tax scam expiring, there's going to be really important negotiation going on. and i think that if progressives hold back and don't speak out and don't push for the best deal we can get, make sure that we level the playing field the most we can, then the conversation will necessarily get dragged further and further to the right. so, i think it'

in addition to fema and federal communication commission it establish communication, national guard, army corps of engineers and department of defense will provide all the resources to rescue and assist in clearing debris and delivering supplies. so far over 3,600 personnel are deployed and that is growing by the day. i approved requests of governors from florida, north carolina, south carolina, tennessee, georgia, virginia and alabama for emergency declaration. i approved additional requests for the governors of north carolina, florida, south carolina, and disaster declaration to pay for removal and provide financial assistance directly to survivors. fema and small business administration are there to help the residents was homes and businesses were destroyed, washed or blown away. a federal search and rescue teams have been working with state and local officials in partners in stretch respect conditions to find those missing. they will not rest until everyone is accounted for. i want to thank all of our first responders and everyone working around the clock. one of the brave teams who v

retired from the army national guard and served multiple overseas tours. i seen the impact on safety and culture of our institution in both juvenile and adult facilities by beginning corrections, a widespread function that sexual abuse would not be a problem or an inevitable part of rights. didn't know what to do when they learned of sexual abuse. now we break the silence once a survivor steps forward, or agencies which were crisis services trained victim advocates the community. despite progress made in the work done, it's still happening. even one person sexually abused his too many and there's still more to be done. i offer the following recommendations. ursula supports challenge in congress can help prevent sexual abuse of incarcerated people. they can come in the form of guidance for prosecution. thinking consequences helping survivors for assistance for trauma before, during and incarceration in the work dedicated for change as well as recruiting high-quality stats training and education sexual abuse which is understanding sexual abuse and emotional

jenny joined the missouri army national guard in 2007 as a welder and deployed to afghanistan from 2010 to 2011. she served with missouri a.d.t. four missions and agri-business development team that improved local agriculture and business infrastructure. jenny's fondest memories include her women's engagement team, teaching afghan children first aid and organizing activities. the team also empowered local women by teaching them to raise chickens, to grow crops and create sellable items. after completing her service as an e-4 specialist in 2017, ginny worked for the state of missouri. right now she supervises benefit programs for the missouri department of labor and industrial relations. thank you, ginny. thank you so much for your dedication and service. and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from nevada, mrs. lee, for five minutes. mrs. lee: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to congratulate the first woman in history to score 1,000 points in a single wnba season, the las vegas' own a'ja wilson. i

national guard troops who profess budu. on behalf of the commander-in-chief of the russian national guard, army general viktor vasilyevich zolotovo, today in the slava hall of the central museum we are holding the solemn ceremony of signing the cooperation agreement with the buddhist traditional sankha of russia, distinguished by their steadfastness , buddhist warriors, as during the great patriotic war, today in... special military operation show themselves to be true patriots of our fatherland great russia. for courage and bravery, state and departmental. awards were given to 579 servicemen of the police of the russian guard of the buddhist faith. buddhists of russia are very glad that we have been cooperating for many, many years, participating in all events, which the russian guard does for our buddhist warriors who serve you, we... will always help you morally, spiritually, psychologically, mentally well-being of our buddhists, warriors who serve the russian guard. the conductor of skrepach, artistic friend of the moscow virtuosi of the national philharmonic orchestra vladimir spevakov celebrates his eightieth anniversary. a

i am also retired from the south carolina army national guard and serve multiple overseas tours. i've seen the positive impact of prea on the safety and culture of our institutions in both juvenile and adult facilities when i began in corrections there was a ride spread of assumption thatex sexual abuse u not really a problem or enable partner prison life, staff did not know what to do when they learned of sexual abuse so it went largely ignored, now we are breaking the silence around this abuse once a survivor steps forward our agencies help ensure they get crisis services from trained victim advocates from the community. despite the progress that has been made on the work that's been done to prevent sexual abuse in detention it is still happening even one person who is sexually abused is too many, there is still more work to be done, for those reasons i offered a 501 recommendation so the committee's recent enter recommendation support states with prea implementation challenges congress can help corrections become stronger and preventing sexual abuse of incarcerated people assi

with the help of the city's sheriff's office and the army national guard, police arrested eight men.i'm happy to see the bust. i'm happy to see the neighborhood being cleaned up. i was surprised to find out there was an illegal gambling of that magnitude going on. so you just never know. >> police say this bust is an open and active investigation. they say more arrests could be coming. investigators declined to say how the suspects may be connected to the businesses that were raided. >> our time is 535. some business owners in berkeley are suing the city of berkeley, saying the city is not doing enough to clear out nearby homeless encampments. boychick bagels, covenant winery and field work brewing also are named in the lawsuit. the owner of boychick says the city has done little to deal with deteriorating conditions on sixth street in west berkeley. the group of businesses owners want the people living on the street to get the help they need, but not at the expense of the safety and health of the people who live and work nearby. >> it's tough. it's filthy. there's trash everywhere.

national guard bureau in 2010. i was the general officer in the pentagon, the army staff, responsible for the alert orders for national guard and army reserve units. the timing does not add up whatsoever, and, in fact, those are literally all falsehoods that he ran. he served honorably for 26 years as a citizen soldier, and, again, that puts him in the ranks of 1% of all americans who have stood up and said i will do this. >> sergeant major general randy benner, i thank you very much for joining us this morning. appreciate it. >> very well, sir. >>> forecasters have named a new tropical storm that could very well become a hurricane off the u.s. coast. we'll show you where it is headed. >>> plus, thousands flee their home as an unpredictable wildfire burns out of control in california. >>> plus, armed and dangerous, what we're learning about the urgent man hunt underway in kentucky for a accuse man accus mass shooting on a kentucky high. we're back in 90 seconds. you're watching jose diaz-balart reports on msnbc. obal payments solutions help their clients move money around the world seamlessly in over 180 countries...

army. on january 6, 2021, the d.c. national guard reported to the secretary of the army, ryan mccarthy. on january 5, secretary mccarthy took it upon himself to place an unprecedent red stricks on the d.c. national guard to prevent any movement to the capitol without his explicit permission. what that memo said is basically, if the president himself calls you, general walker, who is the commander of the d.c. national guard, you can't move without my authority. the secretary of the army. if the secretary of defense tells you to deploy you can't go without my authority. so this tied the hands of the national guard in place -- and placed sole tactical authority of their command in the hands of secretary mccarthy. the breach of the outer prem tear happened at 12:53. seven minutes to 1:00. senior pentagon leaders in question, it's weird seeing the capitol being overrun at 1:00 in the afternoon. the national guard is less than two miles from here. with riot gear. ready to deploy. buses ready to go. the president had already ordered it days in advance for the national guard to be ready. but sen

he was a senior noncommissioned officer in the night states military in the army and the national guarde during my military command to command the anti- second airborne division i had incredibly great master sergeants, sergeants and majors, first sergeants they would have taken care of someone like him very fast because you cannot imply things like he implied he actually went to war and carried weapons of war. that is truly stolen valor my son who fought in afghanistan my daughter who fought in afghanistan, my son-in-law fought in afghanistan and iraq. they feel the same way that i do. this is money you cannot trust. you go back to harris as commander-in-chief absently not. she was involved she was responsible. she's basically culpable for all the actions that have happened in the world today to include what was seen in the middle east, to what we are seeing in europe as well between russia and ukraine. and it is very, very dangerous. we had a pretty incredible deterrence. for deterrents to be credible you have to have capability a lot of ships, a lot of tanks, a lot of troops. most imp

the director of the federal service of the national guard troops, commander-in-chief of the russian national guard troops, general of the army viktor vasilyevich zolotov, attached the order of suvorov to the division's battle flag. everything is deservedly considered elite and bears high ranks of the right flank, personifying the best traditions of the law enforcement troops, here promising forms of service organization are developed, new methods are introduced into practice performing tasks, current methods of training units are developed, which subsequently form the basis of the troops' activities. it is no coincidence that the division was chosen as a unit for practicing advanced methods. of using the russian guard troops in modern armed conflicts. a new method of performing tasks, primarily combat ones, is taught here based on the experience of conducting a special military operation. as part of the legendary unit of the national guard troops, artillery units, operational regiments capable of if necessary, perform combined arms tasks of infantry units, engineer and sapper units. the largest canine center in the russian g

addition to fema, including the federal communications communication to establish communications, national guard, armyps of engineers, department of defense will provide all the resources at his disposal to assist in clearing debris and delivering lifesaving supplies. so far, that is over 3600 personnel deployed. that number is growing by the day. i quickly approve a request from governors from florida, north carolina, south carolina, tennessee, georgia, and alabama through an emergency declaration. i approved additional request for the governors of north carolina, south carolina, disaster declaration to pay for debris removal, provide financial assistance directly to survivors. fema and the small business administration are there to help the residents whose homes and businesses were literally destroyed, washed away, blown away. the federal search and rescue teams have been working side-by-side with state and local officials and partners in very treacherous conditions to find those that are missing. they will not rest until everyone is accounted for. i want to thank all the first responders and everyo

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the national guard. the armyps of engineers and the department of defense that can provide resources at its disposal to rescue and assist in clearing debris and delivering life-saving supplies. so far, that's over 3,600 personnel deployed. that's growing by the day. >> joining us now, jay gray who is in asheville for us. i just said asheville is nearly unrecognizable. what is it like down there? >> reporter: well, we are actually in boone right now. it's not far from asheville. it's the same here. i will walk you through some of what's happened here. you can see the power lines across the road here. this area residents tell us was filled with water in 30 minutes. totally overrun. snapping this pole as you can see here. the entire area here is caked in mud. you have the power lines down. see the vehicle over there? that suv was picked up and pushed over into that area. what the neighbors are telling us is, there was someone on top of that car as it was floating. the fire department came in and rescued that driver

the national guard, the army corps of engineers and department of defense will provide all the resources and its disposal to rescue and assist in clearing debris and delivering lifesaving supplies. so far, that's over 3,600 personnel deployed. that number is growing by the day. i quickly approved requests from governors of florida, north carolina, south carolina, tennessee, georgia, virginia and alabama for an emergency declaration. i approved additional requests for the governors of north carolina, florida, south carolina and for disaster declaration to pay for debris removal, provide financial assistance directly to survivors. fema and the small business administration are there to help the residents who homes and businesses were destroyed, washed away or blown away. federal search and rescue teams have been working side-by-side with state and local officials and partners in very treacherous conditions to find those who are missing. they will not rest until everyone is accounted for. i want to thank all the first responders and everyone who has been working around the clock. one of the

now the 15th national guard brigade ukraine is firing at the russian army, this artillery is just coveringhe infantry, there is enough work now, enough, what is the intensity of such work, such a battle, and the intensity is very high, it is afraid of falling. we use it a lot, so what is it connected with, they tell you where you are firing, at whom, for what, only later, when we return to duty at the ksp, we will find out where they shot, how they shot, what they were shooting at, and so on artillery does not see when, where, where it is working, your point of view, why they were leading now fire, by como, infantry, infantry, infantry more than anything , because when the... at night, the fact that they are shooting in our cities, where there are peaceful people, this is more than anything, by the way, when they found out about poltava, lviv, they did not want to go there, i do not know what they wanted there, and prokhmadit, when, and when about others have also heard ohmadite, but a lot, it is almost every day... during the day you read there, then in kharkiv, then in poltava, then in k

includes the federal communications commission to help establish communications capability, the national guard, the army corps of engineers and the department of defense are going to provide all the resources at its disposal to rescue and assist in clearing debris and delivering life-saving supplies. so far, that's over 3,600 personnel deployed. that number is growing by the day. i quickly approved requests from governors of florida, north carolina, south carolina, tennessee, georgia and virginia and alabama for an emergency declaration. and i approved additional requests for the governors of north carolina, florida, south carolina, and for disaster declaration to pay for debris removal, provide financial assistance directly, directly to survivors. fema and the small business administration are there to help the residents whose homes and businesses were literally destroyed, washed away or blown away. the federal search and rescue teams have been working side-by-side with local officials and partners in treacherous conditions to find those that are missing, and they'll not rest until everyone is accounte

includes the federal communications commission to help establish communications capability the national guard, the army corps of engineers, and the department of defense are going to provide all the resources at his disposal to rescue and assist in clearing debris and delivery life saving supplies so far. that's over 3,600 personnel deployed. >> that numbers growing by the day. >> i quickly approved requests from governors of florida north carolina, south carolina, tennessee, georgia, and virginia, and alabama for an emergency declaration and i approved additional request for the governors of north carolina florida, south carolina, and for disaster declaration to pay to pay for debris removal, provide financial assistance directly directly to survivors female small business administration. are there to help the residents whose homes and businesses were literally destroyed washed away, or blown away and the federal search and rescue teams i've been working side-by-side with state and local officials and partners in very treacherous conditions to find those who are missing and they'll not rest until ever

includes the federal communications commission tells us tabesh communications capability the national guard. the army corps of engineers, and the department of defense that can provide all the resources at his disposal to rescue and assist in clearing debris and delivering life-saving supplies. >> at least 115 people were killed. as a storm ripped across the southeast, more than 2 million people remain without power. one local lawmaker, north carolina, describing the damage as post-apocalyptic. cnn's mirabeau gonzalez's live in asheville, north carolina, a mountain community that is isolated by road closures as residents grow desperate for supplies. so memorable, what are you seeing on the ground and what are residents telling you >> money will they're definitely telling us they're devastated on so many levels. starting off first and foremost with the human toll of this storm. now we know right now those deaths tools are rising currently at least 115 dead with 47 of those alone here in the state of north carolina. and now secondly, their community just take a look around the roads behind me. this is

the police national guard and the army row here, $3000.00 in total. they haven't been able to stop the fights and yet when the up i found that suppose that, yes, the all parties are i, when things have already happened, that are key points. communities, where did they know the coming to groups are? they should go and act before things kick off the face. they'll strategy for that. and after it's happened, there is no point and i see a state that's important against organized crime. they have for every be, well forensic services continued to pick up bodies on the main road out town. and residents can only look on what's become the new drone home and how does it clear? okay, that's it for me. money inside one. 0, one east coming up next since the 1950s, 200000 south korean children, i've been adopted by families worldwide. now adults, many adult teeth are desperate for information about that. but advocates this my life spagetti. i'll be looking for 20 years. please give me the tools. finding offices is difficult. i make claims that adoption agencies fals

he would continuingly insist the american military, i mean, the regular army, not national guard even, by 82nd airborne should be deployed against american citizens. this came up in the summer of 2020 especially. people like general milley were put in a position that no other generals have ever been put in, which is, and this is my words, not general milley's or general kelly or general mattis, deal winning a president who is emotionally unstable and intellectually limited. in other words, donald trump had no understanding of civil-military relations, right? donald trump had no understanding of why a military would be apolitical. donald trump literally told john kelly, the general, marine general who was then his chief of staff, he literally said, i don't understand why you guys can't be like hitler's generals. general kelly pointed out hitler's generals repeatedly tried to kill him, but that is a factual aside. all of them faced this in their own way, which is, what is this man saying? again, outside the normal bandwidth of what people talk about in a democracy. >> obviously, he atta

the police national guard and the army room here, $3000.00 in total. they haven't been able to stop the fights. and yet when the up i found us both on the all parties are i, when things have already happened, there are key points, communities. where did they know the coming to groups are they should go and act before things take off the face. they'll strategy for that. and after it's happened, there is no point and i see a steep that's important against organized crime. they happen to be well forensic services continued to pick up bodies on the main road out town and residents can only look on what's become the new you on the home and how does it have collision? well that's it for me, don jordan, much more information. of course on our website, i'll just say we're done. come there. it is on the screen. this continues here now just here off to the bottom line, the a. hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. why does the u. s. one africa to have permanent seats on the un security council? but without vito power? let's get to the bottom line. it's on

the presentation of the colors by the united states army color guard from the third united sates infantry the old guard and the performance of our national anthem by the united states army band brass quintet and the retiring of the colors. [silence] [silence] present arms. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we walked were so gallantly streaming. and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ oh say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave. ♪ march. [silence] ladies and gentlemen please remain standing by the for the invocation army ghost veteran fox. >> oh god we give you thanks here in this historic call. we borrow words from the traditional jewish prayer and we thank you for bringing us to this day. here we are assembled around the statue of freedom. it is surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses. native americans, inventors, leaders in peace and war and civil rights. we thank you, god, it demanded the ghost army are being recognized as soldiers who ma

presentation of the colors by the united states army color guard from the third united states infantry regiment , the old guard, and the performance of our national anthem by the united states army band soda, brass quintet and the retiring of the colors. [silence] [silence] present arms. ♪ >> present. >> ♪ ♪ >>o say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ ♪ >> march. [silence] ladies and gentlemen please remain standing by the for the invocation army ghost veteran fox. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation delivered by reverend donald fox, the son of ghost army veteran, fred fox. >> oh god, we give you thanks here in this historic hall. we borrow words from the traditional jewish prayer and we thank you for bringing us to this da