agente de inmigraciÓn no podrÍan vestir mÁs uniformes con insignia de la policÍa, eso es lo que propone velÁsquez. el proyecto de ley pretende disminuir el temor y la confusiÓn entre los indocumentados. presentadora: la congresista asegura que evitar que se rescate la confianza de la comunidad de los agentes del orden. especialmente, entre quiÉnes no tienen documento y puedan ser testigos de algÚn delito. esto es algo que tendrÍa que pasar. quiÉn sabe si va a tener buena respuesta. presentador: habrÁ quÉ esperar. con relaciÓn a este punto, hay mucho miedo y lo conversÁbamos esta maÑana con nuestra productora. en el fondo, los agentes de ice, son agentes de ice. muchos se acercan a la policÍa para poder denunciar algÚn tipo de delito. en caso de que los agentes de ice estÉn utilizando este tipo de chaquetas, estarÍan dispuestos a confundir. obviamente, no le harÍa nada bien a esa relaciÓn que tienen los policÍas y la comunidad. presentadora: especialmente, a la hora de una redada migratoria. la gente ve que dice policÍa y se pueden confundir. seguimos con un escÁndalo. presentador: exact

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>> reporter: but outside, several demonstrator, some of them holding signs with russian insignia arepset with how their congressman has handled the investigation into possible collusion with russia to influence the election outcome. >> this whole investigative committee is just devolved into a joke. he needs to recuse himself or to take it seriously. we want to find out what happened with russia. nunes, nunes >> that was what congressman devin nunes came home to this weekend in fresno, california. his angry constituents singing "listen or we'll throw you out", both democrat and republican, that is turning out to be a surprisingly big and interesting factor. in the very big fight that democrats just picked in washington. that story is next. >>> in denver, colorado this weekend, people rallied to call on the state's two senators to vote no on judge neil gorsuch for the supreme court. democratic colorado senator michael bennet says he won't support the filibuster against neil gorsuch. and cory gardner is a yes vote for gorsuch all the way. we'll see if either pays a price for that stanc

industrial region of ukraine, without firing a shot, and they used special forces troops without insignia, which became known asle green men. they were also using influence operations to put forth false narratives that this part of ukraine was actually belongs to russia,ed had a large russian -- and had demonstrations that people in crimea wanted the the russians to invade and over the industrial heartland. this is a wakeup call to the west. as far as the russian ideology goes i looked at what is motivated vladimir putin to do these things. he is kind of adopted a nationalist, neofascist approach. called the collapse of the soviet union the biggest catastrophe on russia and is bent on rebound establishing a russia supremacist state that he says will stretch from the pacific to the atlantic and will crawl all control all over the s including the arctic. this is a very dangerous situation in which we have seen the russians enorth american and a regime who has designs on taking over nations. the apologyeyes, the propaganda outlets for russia have dismissedded this by saying what a little sec

without insignia. it became known as little green men. to put forth false narratives. i belong to russia. a large russian population. this one was really a wake-up call to the west. as far as the russian ideology goes and looked at what is motivating vladimir putin to do these things. a nationalist approach. the biggest catastrophe for russia and he is bent on reestablishing a russian supremacist state that he said will stretch from the pacific to the atlantic. and will control all of the areas around russia. this is a very dangerous situation we are seen seeing the russians emerge in under a regime that has designs on taking over a nation the apologists in the propagandist outlet for russia had diminished this by saying what's a little a section of a country like crimea. if we learned anything from the last session at least a very bad things. i think that's where we are now. unless the aggression is reversed we are gonna see more problems with russia down the road. >> when it comes specifically we saw how effective this information campaign was in terms of shaping med

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>> reporter: but outside, several demonstrator, some of them holding signs with russian insignia areir congressman has handled the investigation into possible collusion with russia to influence the election outcome. >> this whole investigative committee is just devolved into a joke. he needs to recuse himself or to take it seriously. we want to find out what happened with russia. ♪ ♪ nunes, nunes >> that was what congressman devin nunes came home to this weekend in fresno, california. his angry constituents singing "listen or we'll throw you out", both democrat and republican, that is turning out to be a surprisingly big and interesting factor. in the very big fight that democrats just picked in washington. that story is next. >> he did speak. that's progress. it was to be specific, no comment today. thanks. see you tomorrow. seven words. got to start somewhere. ery doll. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into

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industrial region of ukraine without firing a shot and they used special forces troops without incig -- insigniaput forth small narratives that this part of ukraine belonged to russia, they organized demonstrations to make it appear that people in crimea wanted the russians to invade and take over the industrial heartland of ukraine and this was really a wake-up call to the west. i looked at what is motivate -- motivating for vladimir putin. he called the collapse of the soviet union, the biggest catastrophe for russia and he spent on reestablishing a russian supremacist state and will control all of the areas around russia including the arctic, by the way, which is a new target. so this is a very dangerous situation as we are seeing the russians emerge and under a regime that has designed on taking over nations, the apologist, propaganda have dismissed this by saying what's a little country -- a little section of a country like crimea, well, i think if we learned anything from the last century if aggression is allowed to pursue unchecked, it leads to very bad things, that's where we are now. un

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allison: they always have that little border around the film, and those two flag insignia was ps. seal of the survey core they are actually signal flags. it was a moment of pride for the signal corps to have these films. >> so many films were done with reenactment. for example, the british did a reenactment of the battle of the psalm. this is actual footage taken in the united states or overseas. >> this is footage of the background that got the united states into the war. tell us about that decision. allison: the entry of the united states into the war is still interesting. what they are showing on the screen here is submarine warfare where they were attacking civilians or supposedly civilian ships. this caused a lot of tension between the u.s. and germany. some scholars say this led to the u.s. entering the first world war, particularly the sinking of the lusitania. susan: this is remarkable footage they were able to get, the american or allied vessels. those being sunk. mitchell: i agree. i mean, the fact that the cameras were so, i guess, antiquated. certainly these surroundin

films, because they always have that little border around the film, and the two flags that is the insignia of the signal corps, those are signal flags. it is sort of a moment of pride to have these. mitchell: so many films were done with reenactments. for example, the british did a reenactment of the battle of the somme. this is actual footage taken in the united states or overseas. susan: this is the background of what the u.s. into the war. allison, take us into that decision. allison: the entry of the united states into the war is still interesting. scholars still debated until today. what they are showing on the screen here is the u-boat, where they were attacking civilians or supposedly civilian ships. this caused a lot of tension between the u.s. and germany. some scholars cite this as one of the factors that led to the u.s. entering the first world war. particularly what the people are most familiar with, the sinking of the lusitania. susan: this is remarkable footage they were able to get, the american or allied vessels. mitchell: i agree. i mean, the fact that the cameras were so,

they are insignia for an officer. even though i was not an officer, i was supposed to be given the consideration of an officer of my right. she said, i was in the united states army. >> did congress pass a law? >> yes. they gave the remaining 48 telephone operators veteran status, along with the women pilots from world war ii. >> thank you. host: we are back at our set at the world war i museum and memorial in kansas city. we have about 45 minutes left to go. we are very much enjoying your telephone calls. we will put the numbers on your screen. we've been learning some good family history this morning. let me introduce you to our final guest, who is a military historian and retired member of the military. richard faulkner has a phd in american history and taught 15 years at fort leavenworth. pershing'sa book on crusaders. you have a lot of military history. why are you interested in world war i? guest: i grew up on the battlefields of the american civil war north of atlanta. that was with trenches. that just stuck wi

. >> they talk about selling the trident, the insignia they earn after getting through training.outines have become a cottage industry as have books by former s.e.a.l.s. >> they're just guys going in to try to sell the brand, to sell that trident on their chest, to make a buck from it, and, fankly, if that's all they were doing, so what. but the thing they're selling is information. >> reporter: these men say movies like "zero dark thirty" are all too close to the way they operate. >> they get all of these kind of ex-s.e.a.l.s or active duty s.e.a.l.s to make sure it looks realist realistic. knowingly or unknowingly, they're giving away our tactics and procedures. >> reporter: in 2012 seven were -- >> do they give away real tactics? >> they were pretty tactic for a lot of things. so i would say some of them they do. >> do you ever have to change the way you operate because something's been made public? >> yeah. >> reporter: it all adds up to a bee travel of the s.e.a.l.'s own code of conduct. >> when i joined the s.e.a.l.s, it was called quiet profession and that's what i signed

even though the insignia on the uniform is post-war, it was their symbol during the war itself. since american troops were fighting with the french, they were american uniforms but he is french equipment. >> why did they serve under the french? >> the fractionated soldiers in a particular area to bolster their defense. and general john j pershing did not hold a lot of confidence in the african american troops. and threet the 369th 70th -- 370th to the french. the wore the french ammunition belt and boxes. riflearried the french and learned to use the french machine guns. the french wanted them. they wanted them because they were used to colonial troops. they were used to amending other soldiers and did not have the racism against them that occurred. it is interesting that the wasleader of the 369th credited with introducing jazz to france. that was his contribution as well as being in the army. probably one of the most famous soldiers in the 369th was a man named henry johnson. it was the first american soldier to get the french -de-guerre.e -- croi awarded posthumously the meta

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casi viernes, arrancamos contando en la noticia que agentes de inmigraciÓn no visten uniformes con insignia mecÁnica y el aviador decidiÓ alejarse. el aviÓn caÍa en picada literalmente en sea mÁs. --en llamas. noruega revela el proyecto para un paso subterrÁneo de buques, de una milla de buques y para lograrlo se deberÁ romper 8 millones de toneladas de roca sÓlida. hasta cinco barcos podrÁn pasar por el tÚnel cada hora y que el costo de la obra asciende a 315.000.000 $. continuamos con mÁs de esta maÑana y vamos con orlando, desde el estudio de "pequeÑos gigantes". orlando:asÍ es, hoy tenemos la gran final de "pequeÑos gigantes". estÁn con el humor arriba, los jueces de "pequeÑos gigantes"! no se pueden perder hoy la gran final. bianca, luis coronel y prince roy. quÉ podemos esperar esta noche? >>la gran final es lo que han estado esperando, una experiencia bonita y no queremos que se termine. bianca:eugenio derbez estarÁ esta noche. quiÉn mÁs? >>espinoza paz. orlando:ayer te vi cantando con joel, quÉ sentiste? prince:para mÍ cantar esa canciÓn en la final, estamos aquÍ para disfrutar con

his uniform insignia. that i was able to inherit from my great grandfather. he lays peacefully in france under a white marble military scant, faceless hint of the man who once filled with laughter and humor, who held dreams, open ho -- hopes, and goals for the future. frank was 19 years old. on april 6, 1917, our country was forever changed and it began right here on this very floor. it is only fitting, mr. speaker, that we give remembrance to its beginning here today. i'm indebted to the fine work setsocorn of the center for united states military for his material from joining the great war, which forms the basis for today's remembrance. after the assassination of archduke franz ferdinand of austria led to the military mobilization across europe and declarations of war by early august, most americans took solace that the florida panthersic ocean shielded the united states from the conflict. the chicago herald summed up popular support for isolation from europe's strife in its article that said, quote, peace-loving citizens of this country will now rise up an