i think you are seeing here coast guard assets, coast guard infrastructure, coast guard ice breaks, whether in the arctic or on the great lakes is really bipartisan. so if you have asks that can help us accelerate that please let the congress know. >> senator, i think the conversation, the energizing the conversation about the geo strategic importance of the high latitudes keep that voice, keep amplifying that is important. i do not have the wherewithal in my budget as we're building five different capital ship programs right now from nse, opc, fast response cutters, polar security cutters, to lift the icebreaker purchase and/or lease. there was talk about potentially the administration lifting that. that piece seems to be a little less firm right now so how we would fund that i think we included a wedge on the unfunded priority list to the tune of $150 million. that would procure the vessel or maybe start initial lease. in my mind the smart way forward in return on taxpayer investments is probably procure that vessel, keen it in our inventory. we would need sustainment funding. in terms of

i think you are seeing here, coast guard acids, coast guard infrastructure, coast guard icebreakers,whether in the arctic or on the great lakes, it is really bipartisan. so, if you have something that can help us accelerate that, please let the congress know. >> i think the conversation, the energizing the conversation about the geostrategic reports of high latitude, keep that voice, keep amplifying, that i think it is important. i do not have the wherewithal in my budget as we are building five different capital ship programs for oh pcs, -- and orleans, there was talk about potentially the administration lifting dot, that seems to be a little less firm ground right now. how we would fund that, i think we included a wedge on the unfunded priority lid. in my mind, the smart way forward would be to keep it in our inventory. we would need sustainment funding on that. in terms of the broader conversation about icebreaking capacity, future home ports, i owe you some feedback from our study, that is in review inside the headquarters, it has not made it up to the front office yet i believe

national guard to the u.s. capitol. lieutenant general walter piatt, director of army staff, who is also on that call, claimed quote, at no point on january 6th did i tell anyone that the d. c. national guard should not deploy directly to the capitol. well, colonel earl matthews was serving as the top attorney for the d. c. national guard on that day, january 6th. he was also on that call. he said those two generals are lying. and i don't mean like suggests that, in a 36-page memo, matthews calls both men, absolute and unmitigated liars. criticize the pentagon's inspector general for whitewashing the army's actions, specifically he says general piatt's answer to members of the national guard quote false and misleading. calls general charles flynn quote he was not concerned with optics outright perjury. as political reports the, pentagon's participating in a secret attempt -- that's the woodruff swan broke the story for politico, she's a national correspondent, she joins me now. betsy, let's set up the point of controver

national guard, when the capitol police requested assistance from the national guard on that call, they leaders did not think that it looked good, it would be a good optic. they further stated that it could incite the crowd. >> in written testimony, general charles flynn, then deputy chief of staff for operations who was on that call wrote, quote, i never expressed a concern about the public, image or perception regarding sending national guard to the u.s. capitol. director of army staff also on the call claimed at no point on january 6 did i tell anyone d.c. national guard should not deploy directly to the capitol. well, colonel earl matthews was serving as the top attorney to the d.c. national guard on that day on january 6. he was also on that call. and he says those two generals are lying. and i don't mean like suggest that. in a 36-page memo, matthews calls both men, quote, absolute and unmitigated liars, criticized the pentagon's inspector general for whitewashing the army's actions. specifically he says general pious answered is false and misleading, calls charles flynn's claim h

cordons and the libyan coast guard goes and picks the boats .pting to capsize them, when fire on the if that is not the chosen method of the day, they arrest them and bring them on shore and return them to shore. nermeen: could you also talk about the really staggering scale of this crisis. u cited in your "new yorker" piece figures from the international organization for migration, the iom, saying the coast guard and other libyan authorities have intercepted more than 80,0 migrants just in the last four years. you also say, again citing the iom, in just the first seven months of this year, more than 15,000 migrants were captured by the coast guard. but byhe end of those seven months, only about 6000 work in a detention facility. can you expla what you found out about where the remaining migrants were taken and whether it ever happens at the libyan coast guard work libyan authorities simply deport the migrants back to their country of origin? what happens to them? >> let me try to roll to those questions. on the issue of scale, this is important

of the united states national guard or the united states air force guard, and to be in the united statese federally recognized which is what guard members want you have to meet federal qualifications described 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 are precedent here. there is historical precedent from a few different areas in u.s. history including as recently as the 1980s during the reagan administration where some governors decided they didn't l

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

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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 a very spirited 15 hand black gilding name for ge

why didn't she call in the national guard? she doesn't like the national guard. doesn't like the insurrection act. she said no. if she brought in the national guard, what a hypocrite she would look like. imagined if she called in more federal cops to protect the federal building, storm troopers. she was not going to call in the storm troopers or the national guard. she, liz cheney, has been derelict in duty. there are no criminal statues whatsoever that apply to this former president donald trump. none, period. if they are, they are hiding with weapons of mass destruction in iraq. there aren't. this committee is violating the bill of rights and due process. this committee is on a criminal hunt to get people embarrassed. why would you have a vote for criminal contempt on a serious issue like executive privilege that applies to former president of the united states. the supreme court said so. separation of powers carries forward whether you are president now or later. they are holding people in contempt. the fraud who is the attorney general who wants to put parent

the prison guards can walk up to 20 kilometers in a single day. with his seconds. special report is constantly brushed off in the previous episode, been rejected by fellow prisoners and become an a pariah with something they fear on the mouth. this is a terrible place that ruined the loss of people's lives. is it true that some inmates even slept on the floor under the bed? otherwise it was impossible to fit everyone in. so this new prison has been done across the field and is also inherited the title of the largest incarceration facility and the whole of europe. ah, the new jail so big it has moving walkways just like in big airport to guard and cover up to 20 kilometers a day by simply walking down the prisons long corridor. i had a new idea now about or what are the sales for? is arbin every time guards and re sell old prisoners must line up with her hands behind their backs. unusual, actually written, typical cell in this prison has to do for beds, sake, tv, and small fridge. although it's not what inmates appreciate the most, some are low. no

but it's not a gun, any guards, hand, or bars. and window is per se that prevent inmates from running away. the most important thing is each prisoner is mindset that there is no escape from what you did the prisons church that by the way, among the few places without cctv cameras. is there any show inmates they can be truly free, only after the redeem themselves by doing time behind bars? them say that being locked up in prison is how on earth do you agree? no, it all depends on the prisoner's hell and heaven are inside. every one of us, god fight sakes and every time and the battle plays out, and people cause, ah, this prisoner looked nice and friendly. and when we sat down for a cup of tea, he kindly offered. i couldn't even imagine why he'd been sent here. but the whole countryside knew i got into a fight with a man and it led to tragic consequences. what happened, young? i couldn't cope with my anger and i killed the man strangled him. ah visa, idealism to my life is now divided into the fool, and often it's not just because i

so actually, you know, those guard where are those. so guess what? train you to fight, but they will never structed or give any advice how to deal with. so basically they were used and their id, they also have in the system. well, the upper classes in that class system arguably, obviously deny them. they own the names in the book general michael dunn, lady of mcqueen that the navy says an interrogation. this is an erie times news article in 2011. he says interrogations were consistent with the geneva convention . he won the distinguished service medal as well just as an adult mcqueen. in general, the navy became a judge in pennsylvania. what, what do you say to the fact that these people are always saying that the geneva convent, i presume that i mean the geneva conventions because no one were abided by. you know, i think it's american version, you can fix it. they had their own version because what you like about once i don't want them shouldn't exist in the 1st place to place out of sight of the instead of call them if you know, you should call the

to execute missions and protect coast guard and dod networks.the coast guard cyber forcesare man trained and equipped in accordance with joint dod standards . have a broad range of authorities to address complex issues spanning national defense and homeland security including protecting the mts. the coast guard's approach to protecting the mts leverages our response framework to prevent incidents we leverage our authorities in the nation's ports to set standards and conduct compliance. we refer to this as cyber risk management and required accountability assessments mitigations and exercises and incident reporting. to prepare for and respond to cyber incidents coast guard sectors are leading feel loved rocks or sizes with area maritime security committees and have established unified commands with fbi to lead the federal response to cyber attacks . cyber attacks will increasingly have physical impacts beyond computer networks and by incorporating cyber security into our prevention and response framework we provide a comprehensive all hazards approach to this threat but we cannot do this

you know, those guards well it before we get the kids want to go on and. and when they have no idea, you know, they have your files for those information, for 5 guards. also at the same time like a, she had the army guards, they came from, you know, people who have a good education or they have no idea about this. now or are up so that's also the way you know and ministry, they also engineer the mindset that the guards on the so just to be loyal to the causal, to the system or whatever. so before they sent them to blank and they would take them to the grounds, you know, new york. and i would tell them to one who did a bunch of them. so now, gosh, those got to the right one time, full pay and grades. and thinking that they are, you know, that were, they was also told him, this is the frontline you are in, this is a war zone here. and imagine that the docs or was it is on here. and any action by cheney what they can be as like an actual tourism, or like they used to put on a cell and going to know. and if we're going to her cycle, what does it like? you're a

but nevertheless the governor of that state telling members of the national guard in his state that they should listen to him, trust him, they should not listen to u.s. military orders. they should instead follow him and the oklahoma state government and they should not worry about having to get vaccinated against covid. even though there's a military rule that says all troops need to do that. that was a bizarre fight for the republican governor of oklahoma to pick that story also sort of crested today. and if national guard troops in oklahoma are mad at their republican governor right now, there is a very good reason for that. we've got that story ahead for you again tonight as well. we've also got an update for you tonight on a doctor, a public health official who we've had as a guest on this show several times, somebody who's been a real asset in the fight against covid-19, among other public health challenges in his state, he's been blunt and unafraid to keep putting public health first, to not sugar coat it, to not excuse political actions that were going to make the covid epidemic

the national guard we saw here. we also saw members of fema.their efforts to clear out debris, making sure there are no signs of life. they are still looking for some of the missing, according to an officer this morning. the death toll here stands at 12. from the officer's perspective that i spoke to this morning, it is almost certainly going to rise as the day continues. john. >>. >> nick valencia, quite a sight where you are in bowling green. that's the message we are getting from officials all over the state. dozens and dozens killed. but they still just don't know for sure because there are so many unaccounted for because communication is still so difficult. cell phone towers down. people lost their cell phones. haven't charged them. haven't checked in yet. there are still search and rescue operations under way in so many different parts of the state. joining me now is barry mcdonald. he serves on the city council in mayfield and owns a construction company that will be helping with the cleanup starting today. barely, thanks for being with

you know, those guards. well, if people want to get a quote to go on and on when they have no idea, you know, they have your files know for those information for 5. i think garner also at the same time, like with the army guards, they came from, you know, people who have in good education or they have no idea about this now or are out of control also the way you know and ministry, they also engineer the mindset that the guards on the song gets to be loyal to the cause of the system or whatever. so before they sent them to blanket, they would take them to the ground 0 in york, and they would tell them the one who did this at one time on that no one who did this a bunch of them. so no gosh, those got to the right one time, full pay and grades and thinking they are, you know, there were, there was also tell them, this is the front line you are in. this is a war zone here. and imagine that the docs towards it is on here. and any action might detainee what they can be as like an actual tourism, like they used to

national guard into the capital. then at the stroke of a tweet, the president can say i remission them and now they're at my disposal. and he can invoke the insurrection act. they in fact admitted that, when interviewed by the d.o.d.'s expected general. that was an operative concern they had going into the january 6th. >> this is something chris miller said to the inspector general d.o.d.. i knew of the morning in the sixth require that if we put the u.s. military person on the capitol, i would've created a greater constitutional crisis probably since the civil war. which is incredible chilling thing to say, because the question for why? and it seems that that's the concern, right? >> that's right. it's not about optics, which is public perception. he saying something much more dramatic. in his congressional testimony, he actually says, i was cognizant of the fear that the president wouldn't folk insurrection act for political purposes. and based on that fear and concern, it factored into why constrain the national g

launched a drone strike that killed a famous general in iran's guard. a few days after that, they launched a missile attack on u.s. troops stationed at the air base. iran launched 13 missiles that were huge. each had an explosive payload of a thousand to 2,000 pounds, missiles that were the size of trucks, and they landed more than a dozen of them on this one base. it's the largest ballistic missile strike against u.s. forces in world history. and it was clear from looking at the aftermath at al asad how much damage the base had sustained. the u.s. soldiers at the base at the time of the attack, they sheltered in bunkers. dozens of soldiers at the base were wounded. many were diagnosed with serious traumatic brain injuries from those blasts. but for whatever reason, the president at the time, president trump, decided that he didn't want to admit that american soldiers were hurt in the attack. he wanted to play down and even denigrate their injuries. even for a president for whom we were used to hearing shocking things, it was kind of a sickening display

and he was also left by a suspect from the guards and everyone. so at that time they didn't want to it kind of like a protest or 2nd that was going on because we 2009, we will move to start. you can find me in 5, i'm sick. so am i start running the people try to, again to night to what is our situation as well. he was moved to the when they call it the if you behavioral health unit or the 2nd unit, what they, psychologists actually a function. we heard the news that he's on hunger strike and he was cheated. i want the letter to the general at that time for like 4 pages, ask him to bring what black back and we we will take care of him. but he was sick and so after that i was in like the 1st feeding and we get the new was done by back was broken by a see. and he got to to walk a chair and i think yes, he was calling his me 2 weeks later we heard the news that he died. so i took the brother was with him in the same place. i said to some possible like kind himself because he was what they call under direct watch was like 24 hours. the guys watch him a

whether it was trump or pence who called the national guard. now we know from this report the white house chief of staff was talking to kash patel, the pentagon chief of staff, quote, non-stop on january 6th. what do you think they were talking about? >> well, nicolle, when you have document production like this one of the things you look at is how much does it interact with some of the other questions that we already had. one of the glaring questions we have had is why there was that delay in the deployment of the national guard. what was the role of mike flynn who was in the pentagon that day? we have had reports there have been complaints that the official version that carbon monoxide out of the pentagon was covering something up, was whitewashing things. here's what's important, there was a complete and utter breakdown of the normal processes that these decisions get made. you have usually a clear complain of command. what emerged in this murky picture of report asking document production is a completely chaotic situation where you had civi

, 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 the front itself that we saw. y

to wash their parked cars . >> the security guards would deter a lot of crime. it only takes a minute. when you have a security guard that's present, obviously you have to make a choice. >> he said it's at least another year in the making and applauds the growing space using technology to address client -- crime. >> we all have to contribute in the solution. law enforcement can't do this themselves. >> three safety option giving new meaning to the phrase, there an apt for that -- there's an app for that. >> here's a live look from the mount rose ski resort just north of lake tahoe. the national weather service is highly discouraging travel to the sierra starting tomorrow because of this incoming system that is expected to bring several feet of snow this week. they say thursday and friday will likely be the worst days to travel. drivers are being warned to prepare for major delays, chain controls, road closures and near whiteout conditions. ama: that storm is also bringing us rain in the bay area. dan: let's go to abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel. >> this is

guard was on standby to protect "pro-trump people" and president trump requested increased national guard on the days leading up to january 6. the

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-- the national guard or the -- or the military being called out. considered would be possible in the united states of america. and, i know, this is the kind of thing we see in other countries. we are now in sort of that -- that zone where these things are imaginable. and that is just terrifying. >> these things are imaginable. that, in and of itself, is a pretty stunning statement. george conway, thank you for your time. i look forward to talking to you more about this as we learn more about what the chiommittee has z in its hands. >> thank you. >>> moments ago, the jury in the trial of former police officer kim potter concluded without coming to a decision. cnn's adrienne broaddus has the details, next. new vicks vapostick. strong soothing vapors... help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess just soothing comfort. try new vicks vapostick. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i thin

the national guard came on site this morning, and i think that was about 10:00. they have been doing some point control and helping us to provide some security in our community. we have not had much of a problem with looting at all, thankfully, but we have the national guard here to help with that point control and even with cleanup. we are fortunate and grateful. >> curtis mcgee, i am thankful that your family is okay, and your daughter and son-in-law and grandkids, your entire family that may have been affected, i am thankful they are doing okay, but i am sorry for the loss of your friend and the loss in your community as a whole and i know you need the thoughts and prayers of this entire country.

this day he was guard for a news crew working on a story about crime. he died days later at the hospital. his family puts him to rest today and is asking why as detectives are aggressively still trying to find his killer. this is certainly a tremendous loss to the bay area as a whole but mostly for his family. we'll stream that live on cbsn bay area and kpix.com. >>> local businesses say help cannot come soon enough. >> someone slid through our back door and went through our cash register as well as grabbed our laptops, all our laptops for our business. >> in the three years her store has been open the owner says she's been facing pandemic, protest damage, and now a hot prowl. the city's crime problem is leading to a new epidemic of anxiety. >> what's stopping us is the perception and reality of increased issues around public safety. our employers are very concerned about putting employees in harm's way. >> i believe that many people are afraid of going out of the house, you know, even in their own communities. >> as the city launches effort to restaff

he was guard for kron news crew working on a story about crime.he news crew shot kevin and he died days later at the hospital. doors will be opening today at 11:00. this is certainly a tremendous loss for the bay area but most importantly for his family. he leaves a wife, two children, and three grandchildren. amanda. >>> foster city's new mayor just made history by becoming first minority woman to lead peninsula town. owassi is not only the first woman of color but the sixth woman overall to lead the city. monday her colleagues voted unanimously to appoint her mayor for ceremonial seat. it's a long time coming considering the city's population is nearly 48% asian. >> how does it feel? >> so exciting. there is a lot of work ahead. i wanted to do so much. i feel very honored to be esent community and i feel that i am able to inspire others. >> the road to get here has not always been smooth. last year soon after she became vice mayor someone threw a large rock through her window narrowly missing her husband's head. >>> a battle over solar power at

in peacetime, the national guard works for the governors. commander in chief of their national guard andd they need them for wildfires, hurricanes, obviously dealing still with all kinds of covid issues in any type of social unrest. so this is also a federalism issue that you can got a governor's guard with -- getting her military worried about a statistically less than 1% chance of a fatality. >> sean: pete, last word. >> last word is this has nothing to do with readiness and preparedness of our forces and everything to do with it top-down mandate. that is the only way they can do it, and i wish more states would stand up like texas. texas and florida are, we need more like that. >> sean: and i asked everybody, vaccinatedd or unvaccinated, breakthrough cases are happening left and right. everybody i know that is getting it now has been vaccinated. please talk to your doctor. please inform yourself. taken to account to your own medical condition. talk to your own doctors and also therapeutics. if you have a breakthrough case. what are monocl