in texas, fort hood is preparing for possible deployment. the base telling newsnation soldiers have been put on a heightened state of readiness. >> soldiers and their families waiting for word from their chain of command. they got is ready as they could. and in kentucky, fort campbell soldiers with the 100st airborne division headed to europe in support of the joint task force dragon. >> it's a nerve-wracking. it's scary is exciting. the same time, is something new for me. said need expand suspect. i'm i'm going overseas. lot of months of the year going to training for. >> going overseas in north carolina 3,000 more fort bragg troops ordered to deploy to poland by president biden to reassure nato allies, staff sergeant jeanetta wani says the troops are well prepared. i feel pretty good like i have enough confidence and like my leadership, my company to get me by private first class kyle johnson says he's prepared but nervous about his first deployment. we don't necessarily know. we're going don't know how long we're going to be there. what i

soldiers deploying to europe from fort bragg, north carolina. among them, 1,700 paratroopers from the 82nd airborne heading to poland. they're part of 3,000 american troops being mobilized to bolster nato's eastern flank in the standoff with russia over ukraine. and a detailed warning from the biden administration today, claiming that the kremlin has plans to stage a phony incident as an excuse to invade ukraine. >> one option is the russian government, we think, is planning to stage a fake attack by ukrainian military or intelligence forces against russian sovereign territory, or against russian-speaking people to therefore justify their action. >> reporter: officials say images of the fake attack could be used to rally support for an invasion. >> we believe that russia would produce a very graphic propaganda video, which would include corpses and actors that would be depicting mourners in images of destroyed locations as well as military equipment at the hands of ukraine or the west. >> reporter: today's warning comes three weeks after the u.s

our mireya villarreal at dallas-fort worth airport. where runways were shut down for hours. >> for awhile, this was the only runway that was open at dfw international, one of the busiest airports in the country. planes having to be de-iced to take off. and more than 1,200 flights canceled by midday. passengers left stranded. >> reporter: the storm system stretching more than 2,000 miles. turning deadly in new mexico. one person killed and another taken to the hospital wednesday after a vehicle plunged off the side of a road. and david, it's been snowing all day here and we are just now getting into the worst of this storm, with wind gusts pushing 40 miles an hour and rising. the snow will continue well into tonight. this will easily cause travel issues deep into tomorrow. david? >> yeah, the weather right behind you says it all tonight. trevor ault leading us off. trevor, thank you, from cleveland. let's get wright right to senio meteorologist rob marciano, timing this out tonight and tomorrow. rob is live in hartford tonight. hey, rob

we were fort we were forced into this position. we would have chosen something else if we could have right so you definitely get a rewriting and a minimization of that enthusiasm and and desire to enlist that we see if we look at these records. so that's that definitely happens the second thing that we do see is that yes there it definitely affects the relationship between native nations and the federal government. they get reconstructed just like the larger south does and so there's you know a treaty that forces them to accept formerly enslaved people that they owned right so they don't have to take formerly enslaved people from texas say, right? they have to accept them as citizens and because land is held in common this gives those freed people land. and that's a huge difference obviously than what happens in the larger south right? so for the freedman, it's a it's a very different picture because they're in choctaw nation or nation or chickasaw nation versus in georgia or alabama etc. they get access to land now, do they get ac

>> isabelle rosales from the military fort bragg in north carolina. appreciate it. >>> joining me member of the armed house services committee and intelligence committee. democratic congresswoman jackie speier of california. heard that set up top of cnn reporting 70 percent forces in place for a full-scale russian invasion and that kyiv could fall within 48 hours. does that track with what you are learning and what is your level of concern now that we might actually see the largest military operation since world war 2 tworld war ii take place n europe? >> jim, we should be very concerned. likelihood of kyiv falling within 48 hours is pretty accurate. i've heard figures as high as 100,000 civilians could be killed as a result. this is a provocative heinous vanity project by putin who, i think, has every indication that he wants to reconstitute the soviet union. 100 years ago this year that the soviet union came into be. i think he has been, for many years now, wanting to re-establish that soviet union, and this is a step in that direction. so we have a

[inaudible] so on the left, i'll start with what is obviously fort sumter, the bombardment of fort sumter, which lincoln doesn't exactly invite, but he knows that there will be some action to seize the fort, and says it turns out, of course, kind of a bloodless loss. the only casualties occur the day after the bombardment ended. and the right, i guess, that would be the amr arizona bombing. >> the story of shaw. >> how can you tell that? >> well, it's a famous photograph of that particular explosion. but the arizona to blow up as well. it was a terrible catastrophe. and it's interesting to get there together to, because if we talk about lincoln and how cleverly, i would argue, he manoeuvred jefferson davis, forced jefferson davis into having to make this decision, so he bore the opprobrium of firing the first shot. that had political value for abraham lincoln and for the union and his objectives. but pearl harbor has led some to say, well, we had broken their diplomatic corps, not their operational good, but their diplomatic code, we should have known more than we did, not all of the dipl

the fort worth experience that morning, ms. kennedy was radiant and looked charming and beautiful in the pink hat and pink suit. >> kennedy stepping in the car first, the president, they both in the back seat now. presidential car moving up. president and first lady head out for downtown dallas where thousands should already be on the street right now, awaiting for a view of the president and his wife. >> and then we got in the motorcade, drove downtown, i was on press bus number one, eight car lengths behind the presidential limousine. >> president's car now turning on to elm's street and a matter of minutes until he arrives at the street mart. >> at elm and houston street we hear the shots. >> it appeared something has happened in the motorcade group. >> once we heard some sounds just almost instantaneously, the man jumped over the front seat and showed me the bottom of the lincoln, got on top of me, between his body and the crowd, one of them said let's get out of here quick. the next thing, we're on the way to the hospital,

dallas-fort worth airport was forced to shut down their runways altogether.an 250,000 customers are without power tonight after freezing rain and ice downed trees and power lines from texas to ohio. tennessee is the hardest hit with more than 140,000 without power. breaking news, the severe weather led to a large tornado in alabama that killed at least one person and destroyed several homes in rural hale county, located about 70 miles southwest of birmingham. we have two reports on this monster storm starting with cbs' kris van cleave from dallas. good evening, kris. >> reporter: norah, the big concern here remains the power. it is frigid and with wind chill it feels about 9 degrees and going to get colder so it is a race to get the lights back on for as many people as possible, but there are folks here in texas who worry even if the lights come back on they may not stayn. tonight, texas on ice, among the tens of thousands without power amid plunging temperatures, more than 100 homes in this neighborhood just outside of dallas. >> we lost power last night. >>

overhead 2,000 soldiers will deploy from fort bragg over to eastern europe. we know that 300 of them from the 18th airborne are already there in germany but are still working on deploying these from the 82nd airborne that is happening around the clock. last night we saw another round of them boarding those c-17s, heading overseas. and i'm learning these soldiers will conduct military drills with their polish counterparts according to the spokesperson for the 82nd airborne. >> so whether you're a first-time deployer or sixth or seven, like some of the older folks may be. we all share the same threat. we wanted to serve. >> reporter: the soldiers do not know how long they will serve in europe. the pentagon has called this a temporary mission but 8,500 other soldiers apart from these 3,000 have been placed on heightened alert. pamela? >> okay, thank you. >>> up next on this sunday dramatic new details on the violent kidnapping at michael bloomberg's ranch. >>> also ahead, a new day dawns at the beijing olympics, and it brings back-to-back events for a team usa p

what's the 80 airborne fort bragg, spent very cautious is not named units.we should say specific use but the 82nd airborne has been relied upon again and again to go in quickly. it can actually go in this units within their the immediate response force that can respond within 18 hours a been called up. they could get over there very quickly if needed. you saw the president last week talk about he thanks there might be a near-term call up of those forces just to have them in place if necessary. >> was here for the defense secretary from last weekend. before we do that if you want to ask questionsf of our guest as far as thent department of defense and their planning as far as russia and ukraine are kurt (202)748-8000 democrats republicans (202)748-8001 independence (202)748-8002. if you're retired now to call us at (202)748-8003 can also texas that same number for his defense secretary lloyd austin. >> as you know for months now, russia has been deployed forces to crimea and along ukraine's border including in belarus. it has progressed at a consistent and st

>> approximately 2,000 from fort bragg will be going to poland. the 18 borne corps that's going to germany, they're going to be at headquarters. that depends on the need at hand, several hundred people. the one that comprise the 18 brigade combat team, the majority will be going to poland. kelly from "news nation." >> reporter: hi, john, thank you for taking my question. i know you said we would posture as conditions evolve. we're seeing parents, teachers learning to use guns. will these troops help them and how does it change the mission of the coast guard troops already in ukraine? >> i think i made it clear these troops will not be going to ukraine to participate in the defense of ukraine. the president has been very clear about that. these forces are going to reassure and to bolster capabilities inside nato's eastern flank. and as for the florida national guard, trainers, they are still in ukraine. there's been no decision to change their status. they are still there providing assist to ukranian forces. if and when there is a need to make a di

both are based in fort bragg, north carolina.lectively, this force is trained in a variety of missions to defend our allies. we work very closely with our polish and german allies to set the stage for these movements. we appreciate their support. again, these are not permanent moves. they respond to current conditions. we will adjust our posture as those conditions evolve. third and finally, all of these forces are separate and in addition to the 8500 personnel in the united states on heightened alert posture. they are not currently being deployed but remain ready to move if called for the nato response force or as needed for other contingencies as directed by the secretary or president biden. we continue to review our force posture and the situation in europe i will make adjustments as the situation warrants. i want to take this opportunity to correct some misconceptions around last week's announcement. need to as an organization does not have veto power over u.s. troop deployments. nothing precludes the united states for making

it says the bearer of this is the widow of major booth who fell at fort pillow.she makes a point i think wore think of consideration which is widows and children in fact of colored soldiers who fall in our service be placed in law the same as if their marriages were legal so that they can have the benefit of the provisions made the widows and orphans of white soldiers. please see and hear mrs. booth, yours truly, a. lincoln. and for the teachers in the group, this is a great little document to be able to unpack a lot of material in something that your students may not know, because the reason that he has to say widows and children in fact, is that for african american soldiers who had been enslaved before the war and had wives and children before the war, black -- slave marriages are not legally valid. so if you are a widow of a union soldier who wants to apply for a pension for you and your children, you have to prove that you were the legitimate or, you know, the legal wife and children of that soldier. but you can't do that if your marriage was never solemnize

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in total, 2,000 soldiers will deploy from right here in fort bragg, 3,000 from the fort bragg are in germany. they are working on deploying the 82nd airborne. all together, 1700 soldiers from that division will go to poland. and inside of those large c-17 planes are not only soldiers, but also equipment and hum-vs and i'm also learning these soldiers will conduct drills with their polish counterparts. that is according to a spokesman of the 82nd airborne who calls it routine. >> so, we're there to assure our allies and to reinforce our ironclad commitment to our europe european allies, we cannot anticipate the future. we hope our presence will assure our allies that we're committed to a safe and stable europe. >> reporter: these soldiers are headed to europe. they don't have a time line as to when they'll be able to return home. the pentagon is calling this mission temporary, but it's not ruling out that they might send even more troops. 8500 of them aside from these 3,000 are on heightened alert there at the ready for any order from the president and the pentagon. i'm isabel, fort b

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leonard wood and for those of you that aren't from missouri fort leonard wood remains one of a major army training base in the united states. it does have joint capabilities now, but it's was built as an army base and it is a place where many many of our military go for a basic training as they joined the military that was being built. as harry truman was campaigning for his second term and when he got in he got all these reports about waste. and what did harry truman do in classic harry truman style, which just makes my heart go pitter patter. he got in his car. and he drove himself. i think it was a dodge a 38 dodge. he loved his cars. he got his car drove from washington all the way down to florida then back up through the midwest and then to michigan and the stops. he made along the way were to places that a lot of money was being spent on our defense. and he was shocked and saddened by what he found. he found equipment laying around the ground in fort leonard wood that clearly was ruining and was wasted and he realized that something was terribly terribly wrong. so he then. went

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you have the port phillip or the airport of fort pillow.excuse me, four pillow incident where men under the command of nathan bedford forrest actually murdered black men and white men who were attempting to surrender. so it didn't solve the problem totally but lincoln certainly understood the value of black men to the service of the nation by august of 1863. when his friend conklin broke to him asking him to come to springfield to speak to a republican group lincoln wrote back and said he couldn't attend because the war was keeping him occupied, but he did send a letter and this is part of what the letter said looks could you hold that for me? this newfangled technology. i'm not sure i'm hoping to help be able. to pull this up and i'll put my specs on. thank you, lucas. just one second. i i'm always so impressed with the way he says this he says peace does not appear so distant as it did i hope it will come soon and come to stay and so come as to be worth the keeping in all future time. it will then have been proved that among free men. the

so, of course, on the left i'll start with what is, obviously, fort sumpner. lincoln doesn't exactly invite but he does know that there some action to seize the fort. as it turned out, it was a kind of a bloodless loss. the only casualties occurred the day after the bombardment ended and at the right the arizona blowing up. >> actually, that's the destroyer "shaw." >> how can you tell that? >> a famous photograph of that explosion. it's interesting to compare the two because as we talk about lincoln and how cleverly i would argue he maneuvered the jefferson davis, forced jefferson davis into having to make this decision and he fired the first shot. that had political value for abraham lincoln and for the union and his objecive. but pearl harbor has led some to say, well, we had broken their diplomatic code, not their operational code, but their diplomatic code. we should have known more than we did. not all the diplomatic papers were shared with the operational commanders. did roosevelt know or even guess that the japanese might do this? i've looked very hard

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fort story. >> thank you, sir. let me recognize senator blackburn, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and, general, welcome. welcome to you and your family. and thank you for the time that you spent visiting with me last week. i really do appreciate that. and we discussed china and how they're focused on getting customers and clients and the u.s. is focused on allies and relationships in the region. and i'd like for you to expand a little bit on how you're going to push back on china particularly as we discussed last week with cyber and ai, how you're going to be able to do more with less and what is on your tick list for what you need to counter what beijing and moscow are doing. >> senator, if confirmed, again, i would have to make an assessment of each of the countries in the area and the relationships and the inroads china has made into each one of those countries. and each one, i think, would be individualized based on that. >> okay. >> exposing the predatory nature of their lend something a big part of that.

troops from fort bragg now headed to the region. the white house now saying there is a, quote, credible prospect russian forces could invade ukraine before the olympics end. so what has happened in the last 24 hours? tonight, news of a phone call now set between president biden and vladimir putin. terry moran in ukraine. mary bruce live at the white house. >>> also breaking tonight, pfizer's vaccine for children under 5. both pfizer and the fda revealing that they are delaying this. for how long and why and news tonight on that third booster millions of adults received in this country. how soon does it wane? and does this mean a fourth shot is now possible? >>> the horror playing out. nine police officers shot or wounded. a baby placed on a doorstep in phoenix. when police move in, gunfire from the home. the hours-long standoff. matt gutman in phoenix. >>> just in tonight, the major development in the trucker protest just north of the border now a state of emergency. late today, what a judge has now ordered on the other side of the

not carrying the flag of fort sumter with him. well, guess what? he got. he got a parade. and the flag was draped over the equestrian statue of george washington that now that still sits in union square park. there was a parade past a jewelry building whose pediment stood until about five years ago around wall street and broadway as the seventh regiment goes off to defend the union and the city is adorned with american flags. so lincoln seizes victory from the jaws of defeat, what about roosevelt and the days after pearl does he how does he rally the nation and we were allergic to the speech. yeah. let me first say that admiral. kimmel did not get a parade. yeah, the fall guy after pearl harbor that was but franklin roosevelt. as i mentioned just a minute ago shocked as i believe he genuinely was he got a phone call from winston churchill who heard about this on the radio. oh my gosh. what what's this about pearl harbor? what have i heard? and he said yes, it's true. we're all in the same boat now roosevelt had been determined to save britain if he could lend lease whateve

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once porter begins moving his core to fort monroe. he did so very quickly in fact his core, march 25 miles in the first day from their camps around harrison's landing two, fort monroe despite orders from george mcclellan to slow down and not move his core so far away from the rest of the army. porters eager to get out of there, but even though he knows he's going to john pope's command. that doesn't stop him from still marching as quickly as his men possibly could and i should also say any relationship takes two people to make a successful relationship. john pope is one part of the pope porter relationship fitz. john porter is the other so for john pope pope did show some disdain for porter? no doubt. of course, he's armed with the kennedy letter that porter writes on july 17th were porter refers to him as an --. but pope tells one of his staffers daniel ruggles just as the fifth corps has arriving in northern virginia not to allow any of mcclellan's staff at the table. and then suddenly pope asked ruggles too if he thought porter wou

fort hall. >> reporter: some wealthy cities have tried to skirt laws like this for years. >> towns like woodside and hillsboro have gotten away with this for so long with not building their fair share of housing. >> they are taking up the space. if you have one home and another home, it's down to the space but you keep going and where will the mountain lion go? >> looking at the employees in the grocery stores in the restaurants and schools, no one can afford to live here. it's great that the state is cracking down. >> reporter: in woodside, kenny kp >>> a group called californians for homeownership asked woodside officials about this and said they are happy with the outcome. >>> today, berkeley is adding a new health mandate to come back coronavirus to require all indoor restaurants and gyms to check the vaccination status of customers. in terms of limiting who can and cannot stay, with cases and hospitalizations falling, sonoma county decided to let the restrictions on large gatherings expire this week and that could go into effect when the clock strikes midnight on thursday. >>> acro

i had to go to a secure line, so i had to go to fort hamilton in brooklyn to talk with the president. it was unclassified, but there were limits as to what could be discussed. but let me tell you a few points. first, there is strong unity in congress supporting the people of ukraine. second, our country is aware of the possibility of cyber attacks on the united states by russia, and the biden administration is working to ensure critical infrastructure is protected. third, we will have a classified briefing in a setting where we can, in washington early next week. >> ukrainian ambassador to the u.s. holds a briefing to update the press on the second day of fighting with russia's invading forces.