the army and especially the national guard and does the second question because we know the national guard is formed of people linked with the private sector always do right sector which is quite opposed to. leadership so it's not sure at all that they will accept a cease fire but on the other side we can observe the military situation of ukrainian forces including of course the national guard on the ground is very bad so on the next and we can. have interest for at least a ceasefire a provisional one but the question does does this cease fire these provisional cease fire will give birth to a permanent cease fire as well as it was. agreed and that's the basic question we cannot know officially announced today its intention of non-alignment wants to join nato it says what's the likelihood of that happening do you think. you know it depends what they call non alignment if they want to join like belarus. country movement it would be rather fine but i doubt it's the point i think the non-alignment as they are talking about is just you know something like an argument to negotiate with nato

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he committed to defend the united states when he joined the national guard at age 25.t wasn't until he was deployed in 2008 that the reality of his situation became a true understanding of his faithfulness. >> when you're outside the wire, you will know who is who. when i got hit -- >> april 22nd. i remember it well. >> our main mission wases to escort supplies from north iraq to south iraq and provide security for those trucks as well. >> and we were headed north to an area known as the widowmaker. >> the widowmaker, that's what they called it. it was overpasses. you had houses right next to the freeway. people burning trash. so, the air was smokey. it was a congested place but a good place for the enemy to set up ieds or do anything to try to attack us as we're going through the bottle neck. >> ahead of that, i knew something was going to happen. but i really kept my guard. >> you couldn't hear anything which heightened our sense of alertness. it was too quiet. it was basically too good to be true. >> we had a mine-resistant vehicle. we could absorb motion. you're ta

in florida local law enforcement agencies have 450 mraps, the national guard has zero. i would like to ask for unanimous consequence sent the information provided to me from the defense department by included in the record today. >> without objection. >> also the department of justice information received about conextent decrees into the record. >> without objection. >> i question whether state and local law enforcement agencies need this kind of equipment and certainly whether they need it more than our states' national guards. one of the key lessons learned through the wars is the idea we had to win the hearts and minds, and one of the ways the military try to do do that was by acting more like a police force, working with communities, helping to repair broken windows, damaged property, and trying to appear less militaristic with their presents in the communities. i find it ironic that at the same time we are embracing those tactics as strong evidence of progress against a counter insurgency, we are infact underlining a mill tarization of our domestic police departmen

it is part of the 177 fighter wing, with the new jersey air national guard.s say having a place like that to train locally, is invaluable. >> many calls that the sounds of freedom. >> the grounds shakes as these f16's fly by. it is cool to watch. >> welcome to the range, eagle -- >> lieutenant general john barrett, what they're practicing could mean the difference between live and death. >> the training we provide here critical training. pot bottom line, save lives. do everything from z to -- a to z, training where these guys go off to war. >> the warren grover range around since the 1940's, but not many know exactly what it doses. >> we provide that training that in the worse case scenario, over there, when all goes bad, these guys have nothing else left. they're going to have to row lion the training that they got here. >> today the warren grover gunnery range is a joint training facility, used by almost all branches of the military, from all over the country, even the world. >> looks like standard high drag -- >> but if you know someone locally in the mili

part is setting up a national guard unit to protect the cities. the americans are willing to spend time training and giving arms to the new national guard unit that will fall to the iraqis. they are happy about that, and they are happy that there'll be air support for iraqi troops on the ground that, will go in and fight the i.s. a lot of lawmakers are saying this is the cooperation we need. what we don't want is ground troops in iraq as they worry about civilian casualties. those two things have been welcomed. also, the americans have said that prime minister haider al-abadi is moving forward with forming the national guard units. things seem to be moving quickly on the ground in iraq. there is a moment of skepticism from lawmakers about his language on syria. they wanted tougher language. president obama didn't bother air strikes, instead alluding to them. they would rather a more straightforward clearer plan on syria. >> what is the rehabilitation from i.s. themselves? have they said anything? >> yes, they had. what they said is we haven't decl

national guard were called up. more than 3,400 arkansas guard soldiers were called up altogether, the second-highest percentage of any state. of those arkansans called to serve, nine of the army guard units served in combat, including the 142nd field artillery brigade, the only national guard artillery brigade called to active duty during the gulf wamplet i want to thank all of the men and women, more than 600,000 americans from across the united states who served and sacrificed isacrifice operationt storm and desert shield. these service members deserve a mace of honor in our nation's capital. my friend senator donnelly and i have been working toward that goal. the national desert storm, desert shield memorial act in may. i ask that we bring this up in a timely fashion in the senate. this bill is budget-neutral. private funds for construction of the memorial will be raised by the national desert storm war memorial association. this bill is authorizing the establishment of a monument on federal lands in our nation's

let's keep talking about these national guard shirts.being banned at a new york high school because -- there they are. -- they have guns on them. what do you think? head to our facebook page and join in the conversation, #keeptalking. >> "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning. today is thursday, september 25. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. the suspect charged with abducting university of virginia student hannah graham captured by police in texas. now the question is, where is hannah? >> meanwhile, as the united states unleashes new airstrikes on isis's oil trade, the syrian rebels who we were supposed to be helping them, suddenly they're having a change of heart. >> meanwhile ter -- terrifying photos showing a woman being chased by a home

reporter: joey honed his skills performing for his own team, his brothers and sisters of the national guard year while stationed in afghanistan joey was presented with the opportunity of a lifetime when head coach john harbaugh visited > reporter: now joey's angelic voice made him an instant celebrity. >> friends and family and extended family are telling me they have seen me. people like my voice. it's always a good thing. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: you don't get this too often, but cbs tonight will carry the national anthem live, so you will be able to see joey perform a very special evening, of course, being 9/11, he's a national guard member and a huge ravens fan. he's excited to have the opportunity. >>> let's head outside the stadium. mola lenghi is out there getting the pulse of the fans.

>> reporter: well, we found the insignia of the ukrainian national guard on caps that have been left on the ground. we can't tell whether they are russian tanks. russian tanks and ukrainian tanks are the same soviet-era tank systems. the missile that i was talking about, a huge tail fin there, absolutely gigantic, an ss-21, that is soviet issue for both armies. it's difficult to tell whose tanks they are but when i've spoke on it rebels over the past few days they say all the tanks that we have are the spoils of war. they are ones that we have captured from the ukrainians along the way. well they haven't bothered to come and take these and the tanks that they are driving around are immaculate, they have hardly a scratch on them, all the people who are driving them can drive them very well, clearly they've had training. they also have all the regular military issue that would go with those kinds of tanks. it is very difficult to believe that they would have captured all of that from the ukrainians. ful? wolf? >> diana magnay, thank you. we go to the capital in kiev,

in training or equipping or supporting this iraqi national guard. >> that's a really good question. i don't have all those answers at this point in time. i mean, there are military decisions with respect who will be training them, et cetera, i'm confident the military folks would not dream of advising and assisting without using their experience within our military how it has worked here and been effective, with that said, let me say very quickly, the theory is to try to localize capacitiy in a way, as i think you know that deals with this secretariarian divide. one of the reasons the, quote, iraq army, as it had been called, folded was frankly how some of the officers abandoned some of the men that were left behind and there was a real sense of sec tearian divide there. they left because they were perceived by many people, and this was a problem with that iraq at that time, that there was a sunni, shiite divide within the construct of the military itself and people to some degree felt even that it went so far to be the prime minister personalentity. so it was the absence of the co

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. >>> a national guards spokesperson said the national guard is trying to make up a $101 million gap in funding. training drills scheduled this weekend are being rescheduled for later this month. the shortfall is being blamed on fewer deployments overseas and more personnel attending the training sessions. the delays do not affect the air national guard. >>> nato leaders have wrapped up a two-day summit with the president promising new efforts to tackle isis. >> we are going to degrade and ultimately defeat them the same way we have gone after al- qaida. >> the president said an attack on one is an attack on all and any long-term slew sunshine battle them must include iraqi lawmakers forming a unity government. the president stressed that u.s. troops will not be sent in to iraq or syria. the crisis in ukraine also dominated the gathering. the president in ukraine announced a ceasefire deal. >> the only reason year seeing the ceasefire at this moment is because of both the sank the sanctions that have already been applied. . >>> an american doctor infected with ebola has arrived back

marchs became peaceful and the national guard troops withdrew. in the end 169 people were injured including dozens of law enforcement officers. more than a dozen arrested. >> i was very much involved in the antiwar movement at that time and my main objective in life was trying to bring an end to the war in vietnam. and people's park at the time seemed a little bit of a side show to me. but here i was, right in the middle of this event accused of insighting to riot. >>> segel stood trial in that charge and was acquitted. >> you can't allow a free zone where everybody can do what they want. this is the unite of america. you have to enforce the law. the police were charged with doing that. >>> years later there would be more confrontations such as the when the university wanted to build volleyball courts here. but despite or because of all the bloodshed, protest, yelling and screaming people's park still survives. although not in the way many people would like. many who use the park are street people and police come here frequently during drug sweep

whatever this national guard is it's going to have to still be unified and connected to the state, into a sense of national enterprise, but made up of people who have a greater stake in their local community, in their region, which was absent previously. >> i agree and support your hard work in the diplomacy side of trying to address the challenges in iraq, because if we have a she only government and military is not sustainable and that is what created the backing. let the backing. let me move on to regional questions if i could. has the campaign against isil affected our ongoing negotiations to end iran's illicit nuclear program? how has the potential to expanded military campaign against isil made it more difficult to find a final deal between iran and the p5+1, the deadline coming in november, or have a mutual interests of iraq and some of p5+1 members provided a comment pointed interest for ongoing dialogue? how has it affected -- >> we hope it's going to be the latter. we hope very much it will be the latter part of your question. that it hasn't affected it, that they can continue

so we do have a magnificent program with the national guards, air and army national guards called the state partnership program. in fact, the state part never ship program between california a and -- our national guards bring an incredible capability to me. why is that? because these relationships that are built in these long-term state associations with our nations, they build trust, they build relationships, confidence with these four nations. we have young officers growing up in the state of california who are growing up with young officers in ukraine and some of these countries have had these associations for two decades. so these officers and these military have formed long-term relationships which are incredibly valuable. and these state partnership programs are well funded and so as the budget in ucon comes down, and my ability with our active forces to engage with the nations is challenged, we still have a robust program supported by the national guards. and so these are great programs, i have said it now three times, so i'll stop with that adjective. but the bottom line, this

our national guards bring an me as ale capability to , because these relationships that are bit in these long-term with ourociations nations, they build trust, they confidenceionships, with these coordinations. we have young officers growing up in the state of california who are growing up with young officers in ukraine. and some of these nations have associateses for almost two decades. and so these officers and these have formed long-term relationships, which are incredibly valuable. these state partnership programs are well funded. as the budget in u. conn comes down and my ability with our active forces to engage with the anythingses is challenged, still have a robust program supported by the national guards. so these are great programs, i've said it now three times, so i'll stop with that. but the bottom line, this is a program that is a oure and growing part of outreach to many nations. withgain the program ukraine will continue into the future. standing promise, they are not a result of russia, connected inot be alluded.s you >> you mentioned that you are opposed to further force

the national guard has zero. i would like to ask for consent the information provided the from the defense department be included in the hearing record today. and also the department of justice information received about consent decrees into the record. >> without objection. >> a question whether they need this kind of equipment and whether they need it more than our state's national guard. one of the key lessons learned throughout iraq and afghanistan wars is the idea we had to win the hearts and minds. one of the ways the military try to do that was acting more like a police force. working with communities, helping to repair broken windows and damaged property, and trying to appear less militaristic with their presence in the communities. at theit ironic that same time we are embracing those tactics as strong evidence of progress against the counterinsurgency, we are in fact underlining a militarization of our domestic police departments. i also have questions about why whydefense department about the defense d

key do you think the king as has total control over all of the the forces in the ace i mean the national guard for example do you think that they'll be able to although they cease fire. i don't think they are total control i think ah some of the forces are under my words are very independent some forces are actually may be under control or let's say we influence or even outside forces perhaps in neighboring countries but it may be that it's in everyone's interest right now here and it's now wise for there to be reached a cease fire for them to consolidate because they are very much suffering by heavy losses use the last few days. so a recap of our breaking news here in r.t. ukrainian president poroshenko backtracked on his initial announcement of a full ceasefire in the country's east earlier on his twitter the ukrainian leader announced a permanent truce in the region kiev says it follows a phone conversation with russian president vladimir putin in which they discussed further steps to end the bloodshed in the region however that imitations press secretary stresses no green between moscow an

national guard. >> that's a really good question.n't have all those answers at this point in time. there are military decisions with respect to who is going to be involved in training and whether there is room for national guard input. i i'm confident the military folks would not dream of advising and assisting with respect to national guard structure without using their experience within our military. >> let me -- >> that said, let me say quickly, the theory of it is to localize capacity in a way that deals with the divide. one of the reasons that the quote iraq army as it has been called folded and before the wave of isil was frankly that the -- some of the officers abandoned the men left behind. sectarian divide there. they left because they were perceived by -- this is part of the problem with that iraq at that time, that there was a sunni -- there was a sunni divide, sectarian divide within the construct of the military. people to some degree felt even that it went so far as to be the prime minister's personal military entity an

the national guard. menially, we have 200,000 who have some form of training who we can send over there, an area where over millions have died. is 200 thousand enough to win this war? no. initially the appeal to your sense of patriotism, that you need to volunteer for the navy or the army, but it's not working. people don't necessarily volunteer to die, right? yes, we have some volunteers, but it's not enough. 400,000 is still not enough to win this war. what is congress forced to do or believe they are forced to do? that was the draft, the selective service act in june of. 1917 is you register, and then when your number is drawn, you go down to the examination board, and you don't ask for exemptions unless necessary. when you are drafted, you go and serve without saying anything. it is your duty. it is what you do as a citizen. you get too young or too old for there's another option for you, and that is called the missouri home guard. volunteertire organization. it replaces the national guard, which has

the national guard has zero. would like to ask for unanimous consequence sent the information provided to me from the defense department by included in the record today. >> without objection. >> also the department of justice information received about con acceptability decrees into the record. >> without objection. >> i question whether state and local law enforcement agencies need this kind of equipment and certainly whether they need it more than our states' national guards. one of the key lessons learned throughout iraq and afghanistan wars is the idea we had to win the hearts and minds. one of the ways the military tried to do that was by acting more like a police force, working with communities, helping to repair broken windows, damaged property, and trying to appear less militaristic with their presents in the communities. i find it ironic that at the same time we are embracing those tactics as strong evidence of progress against a counter insurgency, we are in fact under lining a militarization of our dom

we're going to create something like a national guard.guard will have a local force in their own area. they can control their own force. that force will protect them. they can use it to protect their own territory, their own areas that have some sort of like independence. some sort of federalism in iraq. which i'm very much in support of. the evolution of power is important. >> haider al abadi, iraq's new prime minister, speaking to our christiane amanpour earlier on the sidelines of the beginning of the unga, set to get under way tomorrow in iraq. and really interesting there that he floated the idea of possibly a national guard, something separate from the military that would have local representation in iraq as a way of getting some of these moderate militias to move their alliances to the government because still they're very untrusting of this government. still has to prove itself, mr. al abadi's government, ha it is really inclusive zp. >> and'll of course he'll be talking with prime minister obama -- president obama. it will be int

. >> and t-shirts given to students why a national guard recruiters banned at one high school.hy the school says it has nothing to do with patriotism they're system plea not allowed. >> this four year old's daddy is a defensive lineman for the bengals but this little girl is a winner at chop. the child's fight against cancer and how a group of local ladies just wrapped her in love. >> eagles fans who wanted to see chris baker punished for that cheap shot on nick foles your wait is over. the punish many has just come down. but he's not the only one. down. but he's not the only one. jason peters on the hook, i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. >> a young mother is hospitalized with severe burns to her body after a car hits

officers on the ground and sending the national guard.t's important to point out that it was after those law enforcement officials came here announced it was opening exploration in the rio grande valley. > recently a federal judge [indiscernible] >> well, listen, it is clear that one things that needs to be done is to get beyond the school structure that we have in the past. the school structure that was litigated in this case was based in part on systems that were created in the last century. what i want to do is to reinvent education in schools in this state. my goal is to ensure that texas has the number one ranked high school and lower school education systems in the entire united states of america. and we do that by focusing on the fundamental building blocks of education. i want to ensure that education begins with a strong foundation, all the way through third grade, ensuring that students have the ability to read and do math at a great level by the time they finish the third grade. but most importantly, i want to put trust where i

this national guard, as it has been called, will protect the population of iraqi cities and towns and it will also deny space for isil. as it does that, it is going to be the key to guaranteeing that iraq's territorial integrity can be kept intact and, in fact, unthreatened. i was also encouraged to learn today that prime minister abad di is very focused on this national guard and plans to accelerate its formulation during his first cabinet meeting this week. the united states is prepared to provide technical advice and assistance in order to help the iraqis move this very important initiative forward. it's going to require patience and further compromise but it's the only way iraq has any hope of securing the effective inclusive government that the iraqi people demand and deserve. now, today president obama asked me to come here not just to build the coalition, not just to talk to the iraqis about the road forward here at this moment, but also to underscore to the people of iraq that the united states will stand by them in this effort. we stand by iraq as its continues to build a gov

we'll useless support iraq's efforts to stand up national guard units to help sunni communities secure their own freedom from isil's control. across the border in syria, we have ramped up our military assistance to the syrian opposition. tonight, i call on congress again to give us additional authorities and resources to train and equip these fighters. in the fight against isil, we cannot rely on an assad regime that terrorizes its own people, a regime that will never regain the legitimacy it has lost. instead, we must strengthen the opposition as the best counter-weight to extremists like isil while pursuing the political solution necessary to solve syria's crise once and for all. third, we will continue to draw on our substantial counter-terrorism capabilities to prevent isil attacks. working with our partners, we will redouble our efforts to cut off its fund, improve our intelligence, strengthen our defenses, counter its warped idol, and stem the flow of foreign fighters into and out of the middle east. and in two weeks, i will chair a meeting of the u.n. security council to further

i think the national guard should go out there, he wants to kill cops, don't send him cops. >> residents are allowed to return home after a shelter in place has been lifted. >> two children are recovering after being attacked by a dog yesterday in west oak lane. the 9 and 11-year-olds were bitten as they walked down beverly street. the pitbull went under the fence to get to the kids. a man who tried to help the kids was hurt. the neighbor said the attack wouldn't have happened if the dog was confiscated after it attacked his small dog two weeks ago. porter's dog had to be put down. >> they called me and said he did well through the night. they called me about an hour and half later they called back and said it's more expensive than it was. >> annual -- animal control team said they don't confiscate dog on dog incidents. they can not be reached for comment. >> police commissioner charles ramsey said witnesses are being interviewed in the gay bashing incident this week. two men claim a group of ten to 15 people brutally beat them after asking if the men were a couple. one of the alleged at

-- he sent national guard troops to the border, not only is government of mexico claim that governor perry thundershowered troops for littlauthorizeed troops forlittt reads in part quote -- 5holistic ic solution? governor perry's spokesperson, the governor is focused on ensureing that drug cartels and criminals do not get a free pass into the state of texas. lou: nation commemorateing 13 anniversary of september 11 attacks. we will always remember. please join us tonight at 10 p.m. eastern, for a special presentation of fox news reporting, 9/11. timeline of terror. 10:00 eastern tonight, right here on the fox business network. >> we're coming right back, stay with us. >> president obama announces he is ready now fight the radical islamist terrorists of the islamic state. juan williams and katie pavlich on the president's new strategy. next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shippi

the national guard that would incorporate tribal fighters. but many sunnies say that there was side lining after the americans left. feeling betrayed many tribes sided with isil in june. his sister may have decide defending her town, but that does not mean that her tribe is ready to join the national army. >> the moment they form these national guard units we give orders and they would be ready to come, but the government has to be serious about the guarantees this time. >> after her death the family made a memorial video of her life. the bigger consequences of her death are being decided. for now she is a memory on her brother's cell phone. al jazeera, baghdad. >> now the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has been addressing the u.n. generalc general assembly. >> from the beginning of the arab spring. >> isil today is the focus of our attention. >> democratic editor james bays at the u.n. you've been listening to the speech as well. he reiterated the russian position that all fight against those considered to be terrorists should be und

ukraine's national guard had basics here at the local school. even before the siege this town was pro rebel. the ukrainians seem to have done themselves few favors with the locals. they put their guard and anti-tank units here. probably they didn't think about the fact that this is a school and kids go back on september the 1st. they only thought about the territory and not us. the territory now is trashed and so is much of the town. on a hillside near the town we catch a glimpse of the massive extent of the fire power used. the remnants of a huge ground fired missile, who fired it and at what impossible to say. for mile after mile we saw the carcasses of tanks and other vehicles, remnants of what appears to be the fiercist battle yet in this month's long war. this burned out tank on the road is one side of an incredibly fierce battle in what looks like a chaotic retreat. there are burnt out vehicles everywhere. there is unexploded ordinance all over the ground. it looks like this was the ukrainian's last stance as the rebels crept forward. >>> a

. >> reporter: the ukrainian national guard lose many men here targeted by artillery, trapped until ad with the power of victory tried his hardest to show mercy. [speaking foreign language]. >> translator: i proposed to give up and get out but many offices are fighting for money and regular soldiers are forced into it. they died with tears in their eyes because they don't have experience. ukraine's national guard based itself here at the local school, even before the siege, this town was prorebel. they have done themselves few favors with the locals. [speaking foreign language]. >> translator: they put their anti tank units in, probably they didn't think about the fact this is a school and kids go back september 1st. they only thought about the territory and not about us. the territory now is trashed. and so is much of the town. we captured glimpses of the extent of the firepower used. the remanence of a huge ground fire missile that fired and at what, impossible to say. for mile after mile we saw tanks and other vehicles, remanence of what appears to have been the fiercest battle yet

on may 4th, four students protesting the vietnam war were killed on campus and shot by the national guard. they are shocked retailers are trying to make moneyp off that strategy and they say it was never our intention to make fun of the tragic events and we are sad this was perceived as such. they are saying it was meant to look like a sun faded collection and not meant to look like blood. >>> and a home invasion in el cerrito. >> he hit me in the face. >> the interaction they had with the suspects just one day before the attack. >>> keep your distance, the controversy new lawyer and northbound 101 approaching the 880 split we will tell you more about the east bay commute as well. >>> temperatures are mainly in the 50s, only some patchy low clouds and it looks to be the first rain, we will take a look at it coming up. . >>> new details about a horrific loam invasion robbery in the east bay targeting a couple in their 90s. >>> plus two high school football players here in livermore are face being criminal charges in a hazing case, we will tell you what they are accused of doing to a younge

national guard. >> that's a really good question.t have all those answers at this point in time. there are military decisions with respect to who is going to be involved in training and whether there is room for national guard input. i i'm confident the military folks would not dream of advising and assisting with respect to national guard structure without using their experience within our military. >> let me -- >> that said, let me say quickly, the theory of it is to localize capacity in a way that deals with the divide. one of the reasons that the quote iraq army as it has been called folded and before the wave of isil was frankly that the -- some of the officers abandoned the men left behind. sectarian divide there. they left because they were perceived by -- this is part of the problem with that iraq at that time, that there was a sunni -- there was a sunni divide, sectarian divide within the construct of the military. people to some degree felt even that it went so far as to be the prime minister's personal military entity and

our responsibility and the responsibility of the iraqi armed forces and peshmerga forces and national guardwell. however, air support requires assistance from other nations. we have taken all measures to take unified action. we had previously warned that the situation in syria would eventually affect iraq and this major threat should be removed. iraq has previously called upon your security council on the 25th of june, 2014, requesting assistance by the international community, and therefore, i would like to state the following: military, economic and financial assistance to iraq should continue to support its counter offensive against isis. removing the threat of [ inaudible ] requires the removal of all of its fighters, including in neighboring countries, and any military actions against isis should be done in coordination with the iraqi armed forces. urgent humanitarian assistance should be provided to aleaf at it the suffering of more than 1.8 million people including women and children, and we call upon member states of the united nations to remain to make it to the implementation of h

that national guard will have a local force in their own area. they can control their own force. that force will protect them. they can use it to protect their own territory, their own areas they have like some sort of independence. some sort of federalism in iraq, which i'm very much in support of. this devolution of power is important. >> people would agree from that. we're going to hear more of that exclusive interview with iraq's prime minister in the next hour. the first of a series of key players that cristiane will talk to this week in the coming days. she's going to sit down with the secretary of state john kerry. thursday an exclusive interview with the amir of qatar. his first television interview since taking office, by the way. and cristiane is also going to speak with iran's president. that will be on thursday. >>> for more analysis on what he said to cristiane and the expanding air strikes, let's get some regional reaction. >> you and i speak on a fairly regular basis. iraq has paid a heavy price for the emergence of isis, the iraqi prime minister said. a group that

. >> four unarmed students were shot and killed by the national guard at kent state university.ç time in newark. >> reporter: fashion statement or publicity generator really depends on how you look at it. either way, a lot of people are offended by this sweatshirt. the shootings happened 44 years ago. but some are living with the injuries. they may not appreciate a sweatshirt that seems to make light of that situation. >> i don't think so. >> i don't. >> reporter: today we didn't find one college student who knew what happened at ken the state university back in 1970 not one student could tell us about the day ohio national guard soldiers fired on unarmed vietnam war campus protesters. did you shop there. >> yes. >> reporter: these students also understand why this urban oc)ij outfitters sweatshirt offended so many people. the kent state sweatshirt sure looks like it has blood stains but in an apology tweet the company says they were discoloring as in the shirt that was supposed to look vintage and faded. the shirt is no longer for sale. >> whatever there doing is working. >> reporte

he was 64 years old after living in san jose and the fighting kernel pilot fought for the national guard. it appears he suffered a major mechanical failure which happened away from the grandstand. he was the only person on board and the ntsb is now investigating. >>> the last crash happened three years ago and killed 11 people. they were outing a fighter plane when it crashed into the grandstands. 69 others were injured and they were incapacitated -- compass stated. >>> a woman shot and killed are holding a news conference a day after they filed a federal lawsuit in the county. he was -- she was killed and the deputy was sent to the house because her family called 911 and said she was act being violently. he opened fire after she charged at him with a knife. they say spa he was shot no during rampage at oikos university and however the indictment is strictly procedural since he is deemed mentally unfit to stand trial. one goh confessed. another update will not be available until next spring. >>> it has been a year since the deadly pipeline explosion. here are more on the troubles they ar

the national guard is still now maybe announced but on paper.he people, the fighters, the people that defend their territories are already there, and are admitting them, and iraq, and they are ready to be recruited and ready to be positively engaged in this context. and really there should be quick steps not just announcements. what are the steps? you have a new iraqi government now that has been announced, what are the steps that you refer to? >> there's no minister of offense, no minister of interior. no intelligence, and no any of the specifications needed for such a step to be held in iraq. and we have no -- until now, and we are waiting for the announcements of the nominations of these ministries. but we have bad experience. it was promised before, to be nominated for two or three weeks. wement four years without nomination. this is the critical situation. we need quick decisions, clear people. to be dealing with and to cope with the danger for all of the middle east. >> all right, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> on the al jazeer

he was a member of the national guard. a deputy sheriff. a bodybuilder. raised catholic in salisbury, north carolina. this is the house where don morgan lived, at the end of a quiet street in a middle class neighborhood. and the question on the minds of his co-workers and neighbors is why would someone want to leave suburban north carolina to join the vicious fight in syria? >> this guy is from small town, salisbury, north carolina, he's not from the middle east. he's not from a messed up family situation. he's a hometown guy. >> reporter: brian beaver has known morgan for 15 years. do you think he was dangerous toward the end? >> i can see him being dangerous. i can. >> reporter: morgan had been in trouble with the law and served time on gun charges. colleagues and law enforcement officials describe an angry man struggling to fit in and finding a cause in radical islam. >> this is it. this is the path. this is the way you're going to go. >> reporter: morgan says the change came two years ago. spending hours on the internet following the wars in the middl

years old and lived in san jose and was a retired lieutenant colonel fighter pilot for the air national guard. a spokesman said it appears his plane suffered a major mechanical failure. the crash happened yesterday afternoon at the north end of the airport away from the grand stands. he was the only person onboard. the notice notice ntsb is investigating. last year 11 people were killed when a world war ii fighter plane when it crashed into the grand stands. the pilot and ten people on the ground were killed, 69 others injured. our reports say the pilot had become incapacitated by the g- forces during the climb and a piece of the plane had come off. >>> the search is back on in the south bay, efforts to track and kill a mountain lion that attacked a little boy. amid the warmup, how hot it will get and how long it will last. >>> a fight brewing over technology used by police. the fee the utility wants san francisco to pay to mount the censors on its equipment. at 1-800-dentist, we're about one thing. helping you find a dentist you'll want to go to for the rest of your life. we've helped over 8

as for the national guard, every government will have its own regard, its own national guard. that means they will be local people and not brought in from others. >> back there? yes. president, you set the united states airstrikes should not be restricted to the islamic hit the alhould also qaeda affiliate news. there are demonstrations against because theytrikes happen to be the most effective fighting force in the opposition beyond the islamic state. thato you deal with problem where you have opposition, non-isis opposition, who do not want the united states to be hitting their most effective fighting force? >> we do not interfere. is an independent state. as far as isis is concerned, it is a big threat to the region. there are various trends and various opinions inside syria. one group may be against hitting this troop. they should be attacked everywhere. this should be with international legitimacy. >> trudy from the philadelphia inquirer. in order to deal with isis, both in syria and iraq need to be convinced that they are safe to oppose isis. syria, will sunni be willing

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one of the things that i have done is that i have helped members of the iowa national guard. i also helped a young man in dubuque who was a wounded warrior not able to stay in his home and had applied for a benefit and was denied. i help them get that. i introduced a bill in his name so other wounded warriors can stay in her home. i've also helped over 400 iowa veterans with disability claims. i have helped women in the military get more protection if they are the victims of sexual assault and domestic abuse. if you look at my record, you will see that this is very personal to me. my father was a world war ii combat veteran. jima.he brought the wounds from that war home. i have been there for veterans. i have made 90% consent of the votes at the v.a. hearings. i cry for them today great >> with move on to another question. social security. everyone seems to agree that in 20 years, social security will no longer be able to pay the benefits. what can you say tonight that will protect social security, not only for those who are seniors are close to becoming eligible, but what ab

families to their campus for a special ceremony, they formed the date 9/11 on the grass as a national guard helicopter flew overhead. what you can likely remember from that day, you can't forget where you were or what you were doing. it's a memory that sticks with all of us and 3,000 lives lost. >>> in other news, a burlington county man is under arrest accused of sexually abusing those in their day care and in their care. dennis -- accused of abusing the children from january to august of last year. they were taken care of at the home sweet home day care. they are asking anyone that may have been victimized to please contact the burlington county prosecutors office. the number is on your screen there. >>> from our delaware newsroom, authorities in newcastle county released these sketches of two boys that allegedly attacked a 12-year-old boy in a wheelchair. "action news" spoke with the victim a few days ago, he says he was just exercising in his wheelchair on buchanan circle when the suspects rushed him. macke was hit and slapped and had his keys taken. if you recognize them contact newcas

the governor has the air national guard at his disposal. he can do that. but again, officials are pretty much wondering exactly what to do in terms of protection, and how. again, to the counterterrorism officials, this is absolutely the worst case scenario, because right now there seems to be not much, not much they can do in terms of the aftermath. >> we're scrambling for information. i want to read this reuters wire. two planes crashed into the towers of the world trade center on tuesday morning causing huge explosions and killing at least six people. cnbc said there were at least 1,000 injured. both towers of the lower manhattan landmark where thousands of people work were the scenes of a bombing in 1993. the fbi told the associated press that it was, quote, foul play and not an accident. a person who answered the phone that was reported by abc, a person who answered the phone on the trading floor at inner dealer broker located near the top of the world trade center cantor fitzgerald, said, we're -- blanking -- dying when asked what was happening and hu