this last year we have seen deployments overseas and disasters at home in the arkansas national guard is ready to serve. in 2017 we had nearly 2000 soldiers and airmen in iraq, afghanistan, kuwait, djibouti, kosovo and central america. that is service. in addition we had more than 1100 guard members deployed to houston, the virgin islands and puerto rico in the aftermath of

a part of that is the national guard. we have unevenness within the stand of our national guard activities. we have both cyber and information operations. i think we could create pockets of talent. washington state has a phenomenal industrial control system. maryland has a fantastic unit where they leverage a lot of nsa expertise. we have unit spread across the country. we need to create a construct of cyber mutual assistance across countries. we can do that. to sit down and plan together a campaign in that regard. what the senator's time is expired, if you could expedite your answer i will let you finish up as well. >> i will go quick. i support all that was just said. abroad i do not believe the kind of activities i described earlier need new authorities. on the deep dive i say great. us -- atried to get start on that. there is a part of me that wonders by saying cyber the response is helpdesk. by not describing it in a way that is about workfare and propaganda, we do a disservice to the rear -- real problem. >> sen. bl

a part of that is the national guard bureau. we can't, we have un9/11ness within the stand up of the national guard activities both in the air and now with the army. we have both cyber and information operations. i think we can create pockets of talent. washington state has a phenomenal security unit and maryland has a fantastic unit where they leverage a lot of nsa expertise and we have units spread around the country and we need to create a construct of cyber move all assistance across boundaries and state borders and again, i think we can do that. we've just got to sit down and plan together a campaign in that regard. >> while the senator's time has expired, we'll let you expedite the answer. >> we'll go real quick. i support the goodness just said. abroad, i do not believe the kind of activities that i described earlier need new authorities. on the deep dive, i'd say great. the bellfor's center has tried to get a tart on that and we hope we can be a support and there's a part of me that wonders that if by saying cyber the re

what about the national guard?has been suggested. >> as law enforcement we are trained to the situation. and as far as the national guard, from a taxpayer standpoint that cost millions of dollars, 6 or 7 counties, broward county itself has 39 schools with only 12,000 national guard members, not including those that deploy on a regular basis. on the number standpoint and cause standpoint i don't know if the national guard is the answer, private security with veterans that have security, national guard would be a huge cost. heather: people are looking for answers to avoid this happening again. >> we have to be very careful not to overreact in this tragic situation. a few armed teachers, in this instance in less then 5 minutes, this guy shot and killed 17 people. if you had an armed teacher he would try to get to his gun but his gun may not be the equalization of the gun of the killer and also if one of the teachers should tragically shoot one of the students, all of the sudden -- heather: we apologize to everyone at

this last year we have seen deployments overseas and disasters at home in the arkansas national guard is ready to serve. in 2017 we had nearly 2000 soldiers and airmen in iraq, afghanistan, kuwait, djibouti, kosovo and central america. that is service. in addition we had more than 1100 guard members deployed to houston, the virgin islands and puerto rico in the aftermath of the devastating hurricanes that hit the united states. general market barry, i've asked him to be here, general barry, would you stand representing the arkansas national guard and be recognized. [applause] [applause] and so many of these veterans that stay in arkansas, some want to start a business and whether it's a veteran or anyone who wants to go into business in arkansas or enter a trade or profession our state should be helpful and not a hindrance. that is why we have formed a working group to focus on reducing regulatory hurdles that prevents people from pursuing their dreams. later this week i expect to join with the legislator in announcing the names for this working group that will present legislation for

little while since i've had this conversation but outside of the army guard and army reserve and national guard, they tend to use reserves on the cadre status. and one of things i'm trying to work with my guard teammates on his there's a way to use the structure and the guard also add the same kind of thing that gets to the point about how we access individual skills. we clearly are not there yet but i wonder is that a part of the structure that we need to be looking at. >> my time is expired but certainly this is an issue that we need to wrangle with and make sure we are coming up with an appropriate answers are thank you very much. we wish you well in retirement. since senator rounds is not here, i will speak for him in that we have the privilege of leading the cybe this labor sube and i want you to know that we think the public sectors and the department of defense are woefully unprepared and split and segmented and not coordinated to be able to handle now what is one of the greatest threat to the national security, the cyber attacks that constantly comes on and w come l that about the priva

i am familiar with cfp existing in the iowa national guard as well. we have the army national guard combine forces and they work very proactively, but just for the public information, can you describe the proactive stance on where they might be stationed in these large events perhaps they were around the super bowl this past weekend just so people understand how to utilize the teams. >> we use them on a routine basis, starting with the national special security event and the super bowl. these will be pre- deployed in the activities for which there may be some concern which they will be the target of a the attk that may include wmd and they are prepared to respond. >> i appreciate that and just to make it clear to the public, we are not just reactive but we are also very proactive in making sure the republic is safe here on the homeland, so things you very much for that. we will go on to senator sullivan if you would like the opportunity to ask some questions. >> i don't know if the chair already asked it, so if she did i apologize for the repetition.

in hawaii last year. >> when it came time for that dance caylee's moth are reached out to the national guard to see if someone would be willing to go with her when first sergeant joe he have stepped up >> unaudible. >> patriot guard escorted the pair in the limo all the way to the school on the night of the dance, the sergeant has taken his own daughters to similar dances and says if the tables were turned he would want someone to do the same for his children. >> well, motto for national guard is always ready, always there and indeed he was. >> um-hmm, beautiful moment, very >>> it is one of the first signs of spring, coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 we will go inside the truck where boxes and boxes of gear are headed to phillies spring training. so what do the boys of summer pack for the trip? find out today at 5:00. >>> well, people have spoken and finally we're getting a red headed emoji. >> important stuff, we have to cover it. uniconn, consortium a non- profit that sets global standard is adding 157 new options, they include a, variety of new hair styles such as curly,

you might see a national guard helicopter flying over the city of huntington, but you won't see soldiersthe streets or humvees. aside from ricon work in the sky, the guard is providing technical support, manning drug hot lines, working on computers in an office tracking dealers and networks to give the cops more time on the streets. >> we're helping that law enforcement agency with less people seeing broader view of their community and be able to report that back down when they see something that needs to be addressed. >> reporter: of course, the guard is known for helping out locals in times of disaster. they say this opioid crisis, sandra, is in fact a disaster. >> sandra: why is that area hit so hard by this epidemic? >> reporter: well, people point to the decline of the coal industry and the lack of good jobs and the proximity to major interstates and rail lines. also the available of pills and narcotics. huntington has been called the capital, the overdose capital of america. west virginia, twice the national average for overdoses. this city was the subject of an oscar nominated doc

. >> you're talking about national guard or something like that? >> yes, at every door there should be some kind of national guard or military personnel. thanks gerard, let's hear from our under 18 , this is from florida. how you make schools safer? >> my thought is that you will take a u.s. military veteran, clear them from -- run them through a background check and not diagnosed are with ptsd, that they are mentally stable and arm them and set them in front of every school. host: are you still in high school? caller: yes sir. go to school, was the process of getting him, what is the security like in your high school? caller: you walk in through the front doors at 8:45 a.m., they lock our doors, and that is it. we have doors that open out to allow to exit but you cannot come in back through those doors, you have to go through the front office. host: is anybody on your school grounds turning armed firearms? caller: our school police officer. host: some of the ideas that came up today headlined by usa today, president trump vows tougher background c

manager, item before you today is the acquisition of some easements from the state of california national guard armory for the sfpc westside recycled water project. if you see on the graphic in front of you there, the project proposes 1.6 million gallons of recycled water, to serve golden gate national park, lincoln gate golf course and a lot of the presidio properties, to save drinking water for drinking purposes instead of watering plants. the project is completely in the ocean side treatment plant and the national guard armory -- one more, so if you look at the graphic, the next graphic here, this plat map, the national guard armory sits like a castle above the ocean side treatment plant looking down on the village there. so, this is the graphic here shows that we have mostly hillside and terraced hillside, so it's -- the easements are completely within the ocean side treatment plant but are technically on the national guard armory property. and this next graphic just kind of shows you the areas that we are acquiring, a building easement, a permanent maintenance area, a tieback to go back in

tunis by night, and a national guard unit prepares to raid a suspected terrorist hideout.ountry has found to stamp out terrorism and make tunisia safe for tourists. well, they've just gone into a house here. we can hear some shouts. we're in a tiny little backstreet, and they're looking for members of an isis cell that has been in libya, they suspect, so the whole street is flooded with these armed national guard soldiers. three years ago, on this beach near sousse, an isis gunman shot dead 38 people, 30 of them british. now, tunisia is getting training from royal navy instructors

tunis by night, and a national guard unit prepares to raid a suspected terrorist hideout.a hausia. —— house here. we are in a tiny backstreet. they are looking for members of an isis cell which has beenin members of an isis cell which has been in libya, they suspect, so the whole street is flooded with armed national guard soldiers. three years ago, on this beach, an isis gunmen shot dead 38 people, 30 of them british. now tunisia is getting training from royal navy instructors in maritime security, while met police detectives have been training up police detectives have been training up the telstar. a four key airports the british aviation experts have installed equipment. i asked the ambassador how safe is it now? no country is 100% safe, as we saw in london and manchester last year. but it is they be here than it was in 2015, because of the tunisian capability, it has improved. in the resort town were thomas cook is taking the first british tourist, out of the hotel manager what precautions he is taking. we have around 60 cameras all around the hotel. the exterior camer

the national guard isn't wasting any time. they head across with supplies for the families. do it. now it's our turn. don't worry about me. [ speaking spanish ] grab her arm. be careful here. i still want you to hold on. i got her. the young mother leads the way. at the top, her sick baby girl. aah! [ laughs ] she's got a fever, and this 87-degree heat isn't helping. they recommend cold compresses for now. but if her fever doesn't come down soon, dr. gonzalez said she'll need to go to a hospital. the closest one is two hours away. and back down we go. get on the chain. get on the chain. ♪ man, is there hope? there's always hope. help needs to continue. we need more. what is important is to show, really, this is the other side, reality. reality. the huge reality, okay? because many people have seen the devastation, but few people have seen that we are really working. lemonis: after 14 hours, they saw just five patients. there's no way to know how many are still waiting. these folks are getting up in the morning -- 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. they're traveling up a mountain thr

the vermont national guard has nearly 3,500 members here in the state, a third of whom aren't vermonters, so when they leave the guard, they leave vermont. additionally, young people in our region signing up for service often do so in other states because they offer more and better benefits. these are the men and women who bravely serve our country and communities. they have valuable skills that benefit our employers and economy. they can help us grow our work force and put kids back in our schools. that's why i'm proposing a package to level the playing field by offering tuition free college in vermont for those who commit to serve in our national guard. [applause] governor scott: in addition, when a veteran is looking to transition from full-time service to the work force, we're going to make sure they receive credit for the skills they learned while in uniform by working with the secretary of state to expedite professional licensing. and if we want to compete with other states, we must make vermont more affordable for retired veterans. [applause] governor scott: here's the best part -

the national guard is not law enforcement. what does the national guard bring, though? they bring helicopters, infrared technology, that they're able to fly over sections of the border and to be able to see the area below and help direct border patrol to it. so participate with the national guard and allow them to bring some of those resources those states already have shouldn't be that difficult. that's just a part of border security. but our democratic colleagues are pushing back for that. we would like to do a initiative to be able to work with mexico and provide mexico some additional funding and support and consultation on their border between guatemala and mexico, the southern border of mexico, what is literally kind of our first border is their first border. we've been pushed back on it. and to say that's not border security slowing down people illegally trafficking through central america into mexico. we think that is part of it. how about this one? all along the rio grande river in texas, there's these large cane that grows in the river in that area. in that ar

in west virginia, the governor has called in the national guard.xpect to see the army national guard during disasters. in huntington, west virginia, the guard was called into tackle the opioid crisis which the governor says is a disaster. >> we have to stop this terrible drug epidemic. we have to. if we don't, it will cannibalize us. reporter: huntington called the overdose capital of america with, double the national average of od's due in part to the decline of the coal industry and the lack of jobs and easy availability of drugs and law enforcement is stretched thin. >> i don't think there's a police department in america that has all the resources they need. it is a complex national problem so it's going require complex national solutions. reporter: the guard is flying helicopters on reconnaissance missions in accordance with local police, but the primary role is technical and analytical support. guardsman who ask we not reveal identity manning hot lines and working in the criminal investigations bureau helping track down dealers and drug netwo

[applause] they both served in the florida national guard and along with thousands of brave national guard members in the storm. however they had a very inconvenient car for couples. in jacksonville beach the same week the hurricane impact of florida. instead of postponing getting married they decided to exchange vows in full uniform in front of their fellow guardsmen at the orange county convention center is a prepared proposed storm response. [applause] ... >> just we thought we got there irma, marie was quickly approaching puerto rico. we were spared and are americans in puerto rico were devastated. like many of you in the room, i've been focusing on helping puerto rico recover and rebuild. have had the opportunity to visit twice since the storm. i felt firsthand the devastation on the island. i've tried to help the people puerto rico anyway i could. we have had hundreds of thousands of puerto ricans come to florida sense maria. my goal is for us to be most welcoming place for those displaced by hurricane maria. [applause] [applause] we have set up to help americans get connected t

it's almost 19,000 combination of national guard and title 10 military wo are formed into a variety of teams. we have the wmd csts and the civil support teams and the response teams and teams with different mix of capabilities that go from decontamination, detection, medical effect, medical treatment. there is air transportation, ground transportation, and the whole package that can be integrated that can either be commended by the state national guards and there's at least one team in every state. or they can be authorized under title 10 and under dod command. >> i appreciate it, and thank you for the shot out with the csts and we are existing in the air guard, as well. >> we have both air guard and army national guard that combine forces and they work proactively and just for the public's information, can you describe their proactive stance and where they might be stationed during large events? perhaps they were around the super bowl this past weekend just so people understand how we utilize those teams. >> yes. as you imply, senator, we use them on a routine basis with event, super

when called into the actual service of the united states so given what we now call the state national guards are descendent from the state militias which were repurposed from the colonial militia why was it added as one of the enumerated rights of man in the bill of rights and the constitution is basically about the right of the government, not the right of the people but the collective document about the powers that,s about individual rights. so the fact that the second amendment is there means something different an than is already in the constitution. the second amendment along with the other nine constituted individual rights and the references are voluntary. i will read a bit from chapter one which is the historical context of the amendment. the anglo-american settlers broke in the 18th century paralleled the search and destroy annihilation of learning which they slaughtered families and expanded the boundaries of the colonies into these territories. it continued across the continent for another century of unrelenting u.s. wars or conquest. that was the goal of independence and the mili

tunis by night, and a national guard unit prepares to raid a suspected terrorist hideout.s they know of 500 islamist extremists living in just three square kilometres here. well, they've just gone into a house here. we can hear some shouts. we're in a tiny little backstreet, and they're looking for members of an isis cell that has been in libya, they suspect, so the whole street is flooded with these armed national guard soldiers. three years ago on this beach near sousse, an isis gunman shot dead 38 people, 30 of them british. now, tunisia is getting training from royal navy instructors in maritime security, while met police detectives have been training up hotel staff. at four key airports, british aviation experts have installed new screening equipment, so i asked britain's ambassador, how safe is it now? well, no country is 100% safe, as we saw with the tragic attacks in london and manchester last year, but it is safer here than it was in 2015 because the tunisians‘ capability has improved. in the resort town of hammamet, where thomas cook is taking the first returning

public trust has been restored in our national guard. alaska's national guard is now a beacon of honor and continues to deploy for wartime missions and disaster relief to defend and protect our nation. major general humell and her team have assumed a leadership role in the development of the defense doctrine. we are also working not just to preserve alaska's current military force structure but to grow that structure. [ applause ] i have heard from many of you that it doesn't matter whether you live in minto or muldew, there's no meaningful future without feeling safe and secure. last october, the attorney general, working with the department of public safety, department of corrections, department of health and social services, launched a 68-point public safety action plan. the plan increases efficiencies and partners with local and federal law enforcement to attack crime head-on. my budget -- [ applause ] my budget for fy 2019 is in support of that plan. it adds $34 million for public safety. we must have the resources required to keep

tunis by night, and a national guard unit prepares to raid a suspected terrorist hideout.015, this country has found —— vowed to stamp out terrorism and make tunisia safe for tourists. well, they've just gone into a house here. we can hear some shouts. we're in a tiny little backstreet, and they're looking for members of an isis cell that has been in libya, they suspect, so the whole street is flooded with these armed national guard soldiers. three years ago, on this beach near sousse, an isis gunman shot dead 38 people, 30 of them british. now, tunisia is getting training from royal navy instructors in maritime security, while met police detectives have been training up hotel staff. at four key airports, british aviation experts have installed new screening equipment. so i asked britain's ambassador, how safe is it now? well, no country is 100% safe, as we saw with the tragic attacks in london and manchester last year. but it is safer here than it was in 2015, because the tunisians‘ capability has improved. in the resort town of hammamet, where thomas cook is taking the f

recruiting booth, of which i was a member of the iowa national guard, and she explained to me that a while back she had actually met with one of the recruiters and they had told her we can't accept you because you are a daca recipient. she expressed to me how disappointed she was. she wanted to join our military. she wanted to serve this countr country, thenl only country that she had known to be her home. the country that she loved. her determination and desire to serve this country and defend our freedom was absolutely clear to me. this girl wanted to defend the only country she had ever known, the countryov they love. that said, i cannot overstate the importance of addressing the legal, economic, and security concern that are ever present in this debate. a huge priority has been, and remains to be, border security. our homeland in our borders the light must be secure. tragically human, drugs and trafficking are still viable markets in the darkest corners around this world. unfortunately we have those corners of theld world right here in our own nation. ensuring the integrit

he continues to be widely praised by governors, their staff, the national guard community. a home and security adviser for 14 years, helped to establish the council of governors and support the national governors consultant from his retirement from the military. i would now offer that as a motion and asked that we approve the resolution. >>: favor. anything else before the committee? we are adjourned. you.nk

he continues to be widely praised by governors, their staff, the national guard community. a home and security adviser for 14 years, helped to establish the council of governors and support the national governors association as a consultant from his retirement from the military. i would now offer that as a motion and asked that we approve the resolution. >> second? all in favor? >> aye. we argrr. thank you -- we are adjourned. thank you. >> the national governors association but that economic development and workforce issues with executives from arkansas and w

recruiting, of which i was a member of the iowa army national guard, and chicks plain to me that a while back to that she met with computers and they had told her we can't accept you we can't accept you because you're a daca recipient and she expressed to me how disappointed she was and she wanted to join our military she wanted to serve this country and the only country that i have known to be her home. the country that she loved. her story and her determination and her desire to serve this country and defend our freedoms was absolutely clear to me. this bill would allow doctor eligibility recipients to defeny the only country that you have y have ever known. the country they love. i cannot overstate the importance of addressing the legal and security concerns that are ever present in this debate. a huge priority mine has been and will remain to be border security. our homeland and our border must be secure. tragically human drug and sex trafficking are still viable markets in the most darkest corners around the world unfortunately we have those corners of the world right here a

to my wife is major general donald dunbar of the 10,000 strong men and women of the wisconsin national guard. thank you for your service, general dunbar. [applause] next to him, a great treat this year is major general mark andersen. it was my privilege to administer the oath earlier this month to our second two star general. what an honor for wisconsin. congratulations, general andersen. [applause] in september, general dunbar, master sergeant and i had the opportunity to visit members of the 115 fighter right here in madison while they were deployed in pusan air force base. bedroom who is with us, we'll actually have the chance to find with another 16 years ago, he and 255 arab men were deployed to one of the most intense spots in the world, south korea. while we were there, i met the commander of the seventh air force, lieutenant general thomas ferguson. by the way, 1981 graduate of wisconsin rapids high school. [applause] he told me of the incredible skill of our era men and women and as if that wasn't enough, the commander of the 115th eric peterson in many remarkable men and women of t

. >> if it's necessary to bring in national guard, i'll bring in national guard.country and elsewhere an intense preoccupation with the pursuit of pleasure. call it hedonism, call it self-gratification, call it what you will, you cannot avoid noticing it. you may not like it, you may not accept it, but you cannot ignore it, a change in morality. ♪ eight miles high ♪ and when you touch down you'll find that it's ♪ >> turn on, tune in, drop out. >> i've spent some time in new york and i've spent some time in london, and i'm here to tell you, it's happening all over! >> in any large city, there were other haight-ashburys, which people could point to. see, we're on the map, we're big, and we're far more interesting than what you all have to offer. ♪ >> how do you answer the questions of parents who are concerned about the use of lsd and marijuana for their children? >> these are young people who are hungering for older people, for their parents to listen to them. these youngsters want to share with their parents the grandeur and the glory that they are encountering. a

visit nationalguard.com to learn more about all the benefits available in the army national guard. >>> watch this new video showing what happened inside a hostile when a 6.4 earthquake shook. officials say 58 others are missing. more than 100 aftershocks have struck and that is adding to the danger of rescuers as they search the rebel for survivors. >>> this is why you shouldn't drive on ice. this is what happened to a fedex truck in connecticut that tried to drive up an icy hill. >>> new at 11:00, he ran to save his life now he needs help or else he could die. he now needs expensive dental work to prevent the spread of infection. >> i just personally operate with a bigger goal. >> reporter: he didn't just lose weight. he lost 180 pounds. he ran every street in the city of san jose. taking him 15 minutes. >> i liked that he did something nobody else had done. >> reporter: he weighed 380 pounds and only jogged in the middle of the night. >> i was embarrassed. >> reporter: he competed in a five-mile race then a half marathon, full marathon. he became a running coach. >> know whag ing wh

you'd have to be a member of the national guard to get an ar-15. that's not being done. number two -- guest: that is not the case at all, ron. please. that is not in the constitution. that is not what our founders intended as well. we have a real crisis that happened. but to minimize the crisis in florida by claiming it is all about the militia is not the case. that's what i'm worried about on this particular issue where you have a bunch of politicians, folks in washington who dictated a gun free zone and these types of policies all over america. what the heartland institute believes is there should be a well protected second amendment and we also believe that the parents of the children at that school should have a choice where they go to school. that is in my mind these kids have to go back to a school where the adults, the police officer failed to intervene, the school didn't do the job, the f.b.i. didn't do the job. the politicians are making a crisis, misusing that. there are real issues here but did is not about a constitutional amendment or the national guard. i'm

the national guard is keeping an eye the stadium from the air and the ground.uard troops will help out minnea police by patrolling all weekend. >>> here in the bay area, a local business will be feeding footba fans a pizza made by robots super sunday is expected to pizza make it with robots and thanks to ovens inside their trucks a lot of technology on sunday. >> they're going to be as busy as they've ever been hopefully and we've tested them pretty good. day,production, testing, so we >> silicon valley technology will be lighting up the stadiu in minnesota on sunday. more on that coming up on nbc bay area news at 6:00 b. >> what a weekend this is going to be. terry mcsweeney is in minnea as we speak. a lot of people in the bay area covera begins at 9:00 a.m. sunday kickof at 3:30 in the aftern watch the game outside. >> i know. >> certifiably yes. i'm going to back that. zero per sense chant of rain. the outside temper >> we'll get to that in a bit. we've got to get our own weather we hav been talking about the 70s across the bay area. we need the rainfall but

donald dunbar who is the adjutant general of the 10,000 strong men and women of the wisconsin national guard. thank you for your service, general. [ applause ] >> and next to him, this is a great treat, next to him is major general mark anderson. it was my privilege to administer the oath earlier this month to our second 2 star general, what an honor for wisconsin. congratulations general anderson! [ applause ] >> september, general dunbar, and i had the opportunity to visit members of the 150 fighter wing from right here in madison while they were deployed in south korea. commanding officer is with us who actually had a chance to fly in with an f-16. he andairmen were deployed to one of the most intense spots in the world, south korea. while we were there, i met the commander of the seventh air force. lieutenant general thomas burke. is a 1981 from wisconsin rapids high school. [ applause ] he told me of the incredible skill of our air men and women. if that wasn't enough, the commander of the 115, colonel eric peterson and many of the remarkable men and women of those counsel national guar

tunis by night, and a national guard unit prepares to raid a suspected terrorist hideout. since two devastating attacks in 2015, this country has found to stamp out terrorism and make tunisia safe for tourists. well, they've just gone into a house here. we can hear some shouts. we're in a tiny little backstreet, and they're looking for members of an isis cell that has been in libya, they suspect, so the whole street is flooded with these armed national guard soldiers. three years ago, on this beach near sousse, an isis gunman shot dead 38 people, 30 of them british. now, tunisia is getting training from royal navy instructors in maritime security, while met police detectives have been training up hotel staff. at four key airports, british aviation experts have installed new screening equipment. so i asked britain's ambassador, how safe is it now? well, no country is 100% safe, as we saw with the tragic attacks in london and manchester last year. but it is safer here than it was in 2015, because the tunisians‘ capability has improved. in the resort town of hammamet, where t

. >>> sin sussex county the national guard is handing out drinking water because contaminated wells werered last week. officials are urging residents to continue to use alternative sources of water while they test the wells. >>> also bethany beach is the third county in the state to ban tents on its beaches. it voted friday to ban full-size tents and canopies. smaller umbrellas and baby tents are still allowed. >>> in philadelphia a team of first responders needed help to get out of a sinkhole. take a look at this fire truck. it got stuck along collins street in porch richmond last night. no one was hurt. >>> 6:38 right now. the national constitution center celebrates president's day today. and as part of it admission is free. once you get inside your kids can participate in a town hall with actors portraying george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham linen is theodore roosevelt. and kids are encouraged to come dressed as their favorite president. philadelphia city offices will be closed today. trash and recycables will not be collected today. garbage will remain one day behind for the

to the members of the national guard, our servicemen and women, and our veterans, thank you on behalf of of a most grateful state. [applause] >> thank you. god bless you. to the taxpayers of illinois, it is an honor to serve you. my report on the state of the ,tate, this bicentennial year begins with a reflection on what has been born, built and grown in illinois. our history is rich. we were the first state to ratify the constitutional amendment to abolish slavery. presidents lincoln, grant, reagan and obama called illinois home. we taught the world how to rebuild a city when we scraped the sky after the chicago fire. we invented the twinkie and a started the first nuclear chain reaction. companies,tune 500 1.2 million small businesses, and 72,000 of the nation's greatest , we are the world's 17th largest economy. we are a top bioscience and medical center. 82 foreign consulates help connect us to the global economy. our institution of higher andning, our world renowed world connected. plet important, our peo lead the world in hard work and innovation. you name the field and we will

visit nationalguard.com to learn more about all the benefits available in the army national guard. >>> good evening. warriors went back to practice ending all-star break rest. 24 games left in regular season. question is whether the dubs can flip the switch and start playing championship basketball. they're good, 34-14, really good, but not the standard last seasons. resume play tomorrow night against the clippers. issues to correct, first quarter doldrums, turnovers and second unit scoring. >> some is poor habits sneaking in last month or two. pointed them out, talked about them, showed stats and clips. i think more likely to resonate now with the stretch run coming. >> not going to let anybody say we struggling or hang our heads because we lost a few. we're still a damned good team, just certain things to work on, smaller things to work on to be better. >> we know what it takes to win a championship. to know we've got 24 games, tune-up to be better. get ready for the playoffs. gives new life. >> kevin durant startedr car in seattle as super sonic. k.d. and -- play. key arena. durant

leventhal is on on the grd tonight in huntington, west virginia, . >> people expect to see the army national guard during disasters. in huntington, west virginia, the guard has been called in to help tackle the opioid crisis, which the governor says is a disaster. >> we have to stop. we have to stop this terrible drug epidemic. we have to. if we don't, it will cannibalize us. >> huntington has been called the overdose capital of america with double the national average of ood pluralist due in part to the decline of the coal industry and a lack of jobs. the easy availability of drugs from a law enforcement is stretched thin. >> i don't think there's a police department in america right now that have the health resources they need. it's a complex, national problem. it's going to require complex national solutions. >> the government is flying their helicopters on reconnaissance missions inclination with local police, providing eyes in the sky during the bus and serving of warrants. but the primary role as technical and analytical support. guardsmen who ask we not reveal their identity manning hotline

captain atkinson is a active member of the national guard. >>> looking back at the oroville dam break. we'll take a look at the cost of fixing the dam and the impact the dam is still having now. >>> is valentine's day is over rated. many say it's a gift of giving instead of love. >>> good morning, you can see traffic is moving along pretty well if you are on the bay bridge. we'll tell you more about the bay area commute when we come back. >>> another chilly start to the day followed by a cool afternoon. i'll have more coming up. >>> welcome back. it's 4:42. over the weekend dozens of guide dogs moved through the airport learning to help visually impaired travelers move along. 30 of them checked in. the guide dogs for the blind paired them up with the airlines to host the trainings. this was the fourth year in a row. >> everything from going through security and boarding the plane. getting settled in a seat. hearing the noises that happen on a plane. there is an interesting movement of things going on. >> the airport training is just one part. once they graduate they are paired with vi

the national guard is handing out drinking water to residents daily. last week officials found contaminants to the public water system. nearly a dozen car windows were smashed this morning in juneiata park. we saw several cars with broken windows and glass in the streets some of the owners taped plastic bags on to the windows. police are in the initial stages of the investigation. >>> what a difference a day makes before the eight inches of snow fell in allentown late yesterday. by this morning, a major melt and this is the start of a winter warm-up that will put us near 80 degrees this week. here's more on the first alert forecast. >> it's weather whip lash. we had snow at this time yesterday and 48 hours from now we'll be in the 70s. tonight we're enjoying a nice winter evening. today was what you would typically experience in the month of february. the high was 46 degrees and the sunset at 5:41 in the evening. so it is something we're enjoy go the extra daylight. this is what you would expect during president's weekend. people are wearing winter jac

the national guard is handing out drinking water to residents daily. last week officials found contaminated in the town's public water system. >>> the pennsylvania supreme court expects to have a new map redrawing congressional district lines. the current line manipulates congressional boundaries favori favoring republicans called gerrymandering. >>> and philadelphia police are investigating after a man was found dead in east germantown. a man was found on the ground. the victim had at least one wound on the left side of his chest. paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene. no arrests have been made. >>> next, highway runway, a plane forced to make an emergency landing. history making history, marvel's "black panther." >>> sun to showers on president's day. i will break it down for you. also the big time warm up coming up in your 10 day forecast. nbc 10 first alert weather rat most accurate by weather rate. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll k