texas air national guard and texas state guard. received his bachelors in finance and aeronautical engineering at the u.s. air force academy and graduated from u.s. air force -- major general michael maguire is the the adjutant general in arizona and the department of military affairs. in this role he is responsible for managing arizona's army and air national guard. joint programs along with division of emergency management. he is in command of 8000 members ranging from federal military and civilian personnel to state employees. general maguire was commissioned in the u.s. air force academy. in 1987. the chair recognizes chief harris for five minutes. >> thank you. chairwoman, ranking member, distinguished members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today on behalf of the u.s. customs and border protection. i have served as border patrol agent for more than 30 years and i am honored to currently serve as chief patrol agent for tucson sector. it is one of the busiest in the nation. in my experien

we should note, there's 150 members of the air national guard, 150 members of the army national guard on hand. the national guard in arizona, john mccain relied heavily upon. he was a very big fan of the national guard. he was a very big fan of the military in arizona everywhere. specifically in arizona. there was a famous story going back where luke air force base on the edge of maricopa county, encompassing phoenix. back in the developmental days when the real estate was booming, they were building houses very close. they were pushing on to luke air force because. there was one thought, you know, the air force base doesn't need this land. john mccain said, look, we're keeping luke air force base. he fought tooth and nail, senator ayotte to keep luke air force base and it's still one of the preeminent training grounds for fighter pilots in the united states. your thoughts? >> absolutely. my husband was an a-10 pilot. he had a special bond with john as well. john thought when the air force wanted to eliminate the a-10 at davis monthan and get rid of them in general, he knew they were

today -- he was at an event to commemorate the 81st anniversary of the bo-liv- arian national guard,ice exploded right in front of him. the president was evacuated from the stage in caracas, after what authorities concluded was an attempted "terrorist attack against the president." he said the investigation into the incident started immediately and that some of those involved in the attack had been captured and charged, although he did not specify the charges against them. (michelle) the education minister of japan has condemned gender discrimination following reports that tokyo medical university allegedly rigged entrance exam scores to lower the ratio of female students. reports say the university had allegedly lowered female scores since 2011. an un-named university source claimed the alleged practice stemmed from a belief that female doctors would leave the profession to get married or give birth, leaving hospitals understaffed. (michelle) firefighters are getting some help on the fire lines. new drone technology and how it will help see through the smoke. (michelle) and -- chall

jason tyler/air national guard:"on the 26th of july, we were dispatched to cap fire."california air national guard drone video shows the massive carr fire burning near redding.the mq-9 "reaper" drone, built for overseas military operations has become increasingly used in response to natural disasters,master sgt. jason tyler/air national guard:"you know, earthquakes, any type of -- you can imagine -- large scale disaster, we're prepared to participate in those."the california national guard deployed its mq-9 drone to the aftermath of hurricane harvey --blamed for more than 100 deaths in 2018.master sgt. jason tyler/air national guard: "what was flooded, what transportation systems were affected, are there persons that are ar risk?"the drones provide real-time images from high above to help direct disaster response tsteve large reporting. (michelle)(michelle)(michelle) slightly cooler inland temperatures are expected on sunday as a weak trough approaches the bay area and a substantial sea breeze continues. inland temperatures should cool off 5-10 degrees. expect 60s-70s

, you have control over the national guard, you had some national guard troops at the border in texas, you brought them back, why did you bring them back? >> it was a clear statement that i didn't agree with the separation of families. they were down there because they asked for a helicopter. it was mostly symbolic but it meant something, had two mechanics, and a helicopter at the border. i was the first and only republican governor to withdraw troops from the border. a couple others joined in. we called them back. it was the right thing to do. the president changed his position the next day or the day after and realized this was not good. i am all for border security and keeping our borders safe but separation of families with terrible. >> you mentioning orioles, what can you do to face the orioles? is there anything the governor can do? >> there are two things i don't have a lot of control over, i wish i could stop the rain and i wish i could make the orioles when a few games. what idea right before you to buy the orioles and put the money into the team so we can get some good

so they had prepared the national guard. so the city officials call out the national guard that quickly takes up position outside of the crowd. ? -- crowd. most of the rioters do not disperse even as the national guardsmen take up firing positions. and to the surprise of everyone, the orders are given to open fire on the crowd. the national guard opens fire, directly into the crowd, and this newspaper, of course, is depicting that. so you can see the smoke from the muskets there opening fire on the crowd. 22 people are killed and 38 injured. and it is the deadliest riot in american history up to that point. 1849. the deadliest riot in american history, up to that point. so isn't this interesting that the most horrific violence that occurs in an incident of class conflict in american society -- it occurs over how to perform shakespeare. >> did the play still go on? prof. foote: it did not go on that night. macready said i'm done. i got pelted with devil's dung the first night, people got killed outside the theater, i am going

we put the national guard on high alert. we had executive order ready to sign to declare a state of emergency. that was on saturday or friday. monday i was on the way to an embassy in washington driving down route 50. showedstant in the car me an ipad with police cars on fire in baltimore city. i immediately got the mayor on the phone and said we are here to help and provide whatever assistance you need. the mayor said we don't need any help. everything is under control. i said with all due respect it doesn't look like it's under control. we have everybody standing by ready to assist. it looks like you are overwhelmed and you do need help. i told her to stay in touch. i turned the car around and we went back to annapolis. had a meeting with our entire security team in my office and we tracked down the mayor after a hours of not being able to get a hold of her. mayor i have two executive orders in front of me. one says at the request of the mayor of baltimore undeclared state of emergency and sending in the national guard. th

governor ducey, secretary neilsen announced the deployment of national guard. what successes have you seen so far in arizona and what challenges have you experienced? >> the majority of successes we have seen with the national guard to the border has been the advancement of additional personnel. i would say the best news has been the interdicting of illegal drugs that we've seen at our ports of entry which is where the majority of these dangerous products come over. but i was just in cochise county last week with a rancher, warner glen kimbro and his granddaughter mckenzie. they've been ranching the land for six generations. they along with john ladd and scott arena and sue kreuntz are grateful to the administration for what they've seen as what they describe as a trump bump in terms of reduction of illegal activity since 2016. we know there was a surge in february and march of this year and secretary neilsen acted with the national guard being deployed down there. i the there was an outcry about this but i don't think people should have been surprised. this ha

parade after an explosion the information minister says the president was not hard but seven national guard soldiers have been injured. the druze community in israel has led a huge protest against the controversial nation state law that defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the out of it language the jews are considered loyal to the state is the first time in recent history that they've staged a large protest. brazil's jailed former president louis enough feel lula da silva has been nominated as the candidate for his workers' party and told her his presidential election bill is currently serving twelve years in prison for money laundering and corruption poll suggesting still remains the most popular leader in brazil. thousands of nicaraguans are crossing the border into neighboring costa rica to escape ongoing violence in their homeland more than three hundred people have been killed since large scale anti-government protests began in april many protesters say they're being harassed by pro-government groups america editor alysia newman has more from san jose in costa rica. this is

military personnel who are already present, 150 army national guard troops, 150 air national guard troops the c-32 military aircraft that will be taken, taking the family and close friends and john mccain to joint base andrews outside of washington, d.c., where the memorial services will continue tomorrow at the u.s. capitol, then saturday morning at the national cathedral before john mccain is buried at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis, maryland, on sunday. that will be a private ceremony on sunday. we have a close friend of senator mccain. my condolences to youch. you have been invited by the family and senator mccain to become a pal bearer at the service. how did that unfold? >> he left a message in april he wanted me to be one. i didn't want to think about it or speak about it. we knew this day was coming, but we hoped it would not come so soon. for me, this is deeply personal and immense, but heart breaking honor to be able to do this. it's very important for me to be able to say one last good-bye to somebody who, for so many years, was a pillar of support and pillar of principles

even perhaps the national guard national guard. >> jason: we just had an argument and discussion with guy who wants to abolish i.c.e.! >> what i am saying, when people are dying at the rate they are in chicago -- >> jason: that is part of the problem. it's not all of it but it's part of the problem. >> one of the things i'm concerned with, i'm concerned with an environment where you have a minority percent of people committing a high rate of crime and affecting everyone, a large police force coming in and national guard coming in, and blanketly fourth amendment rights sometimes can be excused. and a guy walking the street gets ticketed, gets locked in jail and he comes back out and he's in a gang and the crime gets worse. i want it to be more strategic, i understand mr. giovanni's point but i -- but this needs to be -- >> it's gianno. strategy is important and i can agree with you on that, we have to have a strategy, it's not a law enforcement argument, i just mentioned were dr. bill winston has been doing, he's a church pastor in chicago. what he's been doing. these are all great ele

>> it's a support role. >> reporter: despite their diminished role, national guard troops are making the u.s. border patrol has more vehicles. on patrol. thanks to senior airman adrienne ma guy ver as she and other guard members guard remote cameras. this is a first to get a sense what is going on it border. good and bad. >> is it good? >> yes. >> is it busy? >> yes. extremely. >> reporter: so far according to the u.s. border patrol the national guard has facilitated arrests and possession of drugs along the border. >> you're looking at border. >> reporter: sitting beside stephanie dixon looking out from her lonely perch from the border, there is not a senior soldier in sight. people thought they would be patrolling along the fence here and guns over their shoulder and ride along with you. that is not happening? >> no. they are helping out the overall mission and putting more of us out here on the border to secure the border. >> reporter: border agent dixon may not see the soldiers, but she is glad they are here. somewhere. the use of the national guard is actually funded by the feder

then he left and became a member of the national guard.re you see his friends, as you mentioned, from his platoon. >> although, remember on the campaign trail in 2008 how cindy always had her phone out in the back of the bus when reporters were there talking to mccain, in case jimmy would call, always worried about him. >> i remember. and of course there's one son. his other son jack mccain is right in the footsteps of his father, grandfather, great grandfather, an officer in the u.s. navy. >> s.e. cupp is with us. i know you're very close with meghan mccain. as you're watching this ceremony, it's only just beginning right now, the motorcade will leave the state capitol and head over to the north phoenix baptist church. what goes through your mind? >> this is stirring. it's solemn. it's day two. there are three more days of these kinds of incredible, incredible tributes and honors of a man who was important to this country, especially important to this state. arizona is a very special place to mccain and to his family. if you've been to th

of the 146's air wing leaving the national guard station in oxnard on their way to the disaster areas. >>> shasta county fire officials are making progress getting those evacuated by the carr fire back into their homes. a short time ago officials announced only five neighborhoods in redding remain evacuated. no word as to when those residents will be allowed to go home. the carr fire has burned nearly 126,000 acres and is 35% contained, unchanged from yesterday. the fire has destroyed more than 1,500 structures, and at least six people have been killed. >>> tonight, the ferguson fire has officially breached yosemite national park. late this afternoon park officials confirmed to us a part of the fire is now inside the park near the community of wowona. the blaze broke out three weeks ago and is 39% contained. the park is not expected to reopen until sunday at the earliest. >>> the fire tornado caught on camera by firefighters on the front lines of the carr fire on the evening of july 27th packed 143 mile an hour winds, equivalent to an ef 3 tornado, according to the national weather se

explosion interrupted the event the information minister says the president was not hurt but seven national guard soldiers were. but they were addressed the nation shortly after the attack you know tingled i have no doubt that everything points to the right to the venezuelan ultra right and alliance with the colombian ultra right and that the name of one manuel santos is behind that attack . sania shot is a venezuela political analyst she says the attack is likely to have come from angry venezuelans rather than colombia it's not the first time that but is it in their q. says colombia of some intervention in their political situation in venezuela but i think whatever happens today it is bro really it was started in. amman when a swell and this military group remember one year ago or so it was her know that initiative coming also from some rebels one of their own all scarred paris who was killed by the minister lang special forces so it's not the first time and it proved that the military is the by that in the they they started to feel that the whole situation the crisis because this situation in v

. >> reporter: well, wolf, there are 300 arizona air national guard giving john mccain a fitting send off from the state. a military man, a military hero, from a military family that fought in every war throughout the british. of course, this is a flight he took many times himself. 35 years serving as a congressman and senator. getting aboard the plane with him will be friends and 18 members of his family, including cindy, his widow, his wife of 38 years, seven children and at least four grand kids as well. wolf, back to you. >> we'll see all of this unfold in the coming minutes. dan, it's going to be very, very emotional few days here in washington, d.c. once the plane arrives, once the casket is up at the rotunda at the u.s. capitol. >> no question about it. look, the senator has not physically been in washington this whole year, all of 2018, he's been here in arizona, tr i trying to get better, hoping to make it back to his beloved senate. that was not to be. this will be the first time that mccain will -- that his presence -- his presence was there before. this is the first time m

but seven members of the national guard were injured. to the apparent assassination attempt. and there is late word tonight that arrests have been made. he is blaming colombia for the attack. national security adviser john bolton says the u.s. government was not involved in any way and suggested it may have been staged. now this brings us to your weekend presidential brief. a segment we bring you every sunday night highlighting the pressing security information the president will need when he wakes up tomorrow. joining us now is cnn national security analyst and former national security council adviser sam vinegrad. she spent two years in the obama administration helping to prep for the president's daily brief. the president making a lot of accusations about this reported assassination attempt. where do you think it's headed. >> president said a shield of love protected him from this assassination attempt. i think you'd be hard pressed to find any madoro supporters. more than half of the population lives in poverty. hundreds have fled bec

it will be handled exclusively by the arizona national guard as per d.c.een between the first family of arizona, the john mccain family is part of the cortege. when they go inside, the casket will be placed inside the state rotunda and inside the rotunda, they will bring in numerous first responders, as well a

the national guard has been called. we do not see the national guard in this scene so i assume it is longer ago than the last videotape we saw. this was before the national guard was called. that would put it at about two and a half hours ago. >> wisconsin. >> mr. chairman, most delegates to this convention do not know that thousands of young people are being beaten in the streets of chicago. and for that reason, and that reason alone, i request suspension of the rules for the purpose of adjournment for two weeks to relocate the convention in another city of the choosing of the democratic national committee. >> wisconsin is not recognized for that purpose. >> that is carl albert, the speaker of the house. guest: i didn't know he got so twisted up. that was interesting to me to see that. host: we should point out that the convention was late august, to be timed with lyndon johnson's birthday. of course, he was not the nominee in 1968. you heard that exchange where they said let's move it to late -- two mid-september. you

the same procession, i mentioned the honor guard and it will be carried inside by the arizona national guardom the time it arrived in the funeral home until it was placed on a plane later today. i want to bring in nancy bowden however, a national spokesperson for senator mccain. i know that you are very close with the senator and as you watch the ceremonies unfold, what does it mean to you to see this happening in his home state of arizona? >> i think it has been incredibly meaningful to all of us who are as you call it, mccain-vioxx. it's amazing how emotionally you feel when people are telling the stories and remembering the moments sitting around the senior staff table, and it just brings it all back. in full color if you will. and that's poignant. it's funny and it's fearful at the same time. >> i look over the pallbearers and the ushers, the current and former senators who have been invited here. you go back and read some of the history with john mccain and there were some contents contentious moments. and yes, here they are, ready to come and pay their respects and pay tribute to the m

the blast injured seven national guard troops. they were not injured. he was celebrating the national guard 81st anniversary. ma dura blamed u.s. for attacks but offered no evidence howt was carried out. several arrests have been mad >>> we are getting new details about a double shooting investigation in rock ville. police finding two men shot inside a car. they got the call just afterhi 4:15 afternoon. and when officers arrived at the scene, they found two men shot inside a small vehicle. the crime scene is at a park and ride l that doesn't seem to be operational. it's at nor beck road and georgia an avenue. ae ma man died on the scene. the other w told is in critical condition. >>> a divisive issue in fairfax, survivors of the deadly school shootingne at marjory sn douglas in florida. organized a ray outside the headquarters outside the national rife ale investigation. tensions werehigh. but plenty of law enforcement kept people from getting out of kroechlt you saw the orange plastic barrier serving as a partition. some were armed. with gu others were

jillian: we asked you how chicago should handle the violence, if the national guard should step in andre pouring in. denny and instagram rights you have to get rid of the mayor. rom needs to go and i would bring in the guard to back up the police since the mayor won't. those residents need to feel safe. rob: robin on facebook says the national guard should already have been deployed. are people not tired of rom emmanuel yet? jillian: michelle sent a tweet? we will get to that later. keep those tweets coming. the man accused of soliciting people to kill ice agents out on bail. he was just arrested in new york more than a month after tweeting i am broke but will scrounge it literally give $500 to anyone who kills an ice agents, take me seriously. who else can pledge? get in on this, let's make this work. documents show he tweeted about slitting john mccain's the road. prosecutors say enough is enough. >> more and more of us are in need of a basic civics lesson. agents and officers out there enforcing federal laws are doing their job plain and simple. those who disagree with their mission

we do not see national guard in this scene. i assume this film is even longer ago than the last videotape we saw. this was before the national guard was called apparently. that would put it at two and a half hours ago. >> wisconsin. most delegates of this convention do not know that thousands of young people are being beaten in the streets of chicago. reason and that reason alone, i request a suspension of the rules for the purpose of adjournment for two .eeks to relocate the convention in another city of the choosing of the democratic national committee and the presidential candidates. >> wisconsin is not recognized for that purpose! that is the speaker of the house. guest: i did not know he got so twisted up. that was interesting to see that. host: the convention was in late lyndonto be timed with johnson's birthday. he was not the nominee. you heard that exchange where they said to move into mid-september. guest: first of all, that was wonderful footage illustrating how torn apart not only the whole country, but the politica

the national guard isn't wasting any time. they head across with supplies for the families.o 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 three

national guard troops scattered. bodyguards shielded maduro and his wife. they were.ot hurt maduro blaming the u.s. and colombia for being bind the plot. today president trump's u.s. national security adviser, joh bolton, denied any u.s. involvement in the attacks. the bla injured seven members of the national guard, three of which e in critical condition. >>> we now know the double shooting in rockville is an attemptedmurder/suicide. a man shooting and killing his own elderly father. this was the scene on norbeck road nearav georgia ue. montgomery county police now saying w gregley shot and killed his 89-year-old father thomas willey. he then turned the gun on himself. this happened inside a car at a park & ride near leisure world. both of them lived there. greg willey is in grave condition at the hospital. >>> more than a dozen people were hurt when a bus ran off the road in maryland today. do you see it the crash happening on the baltimore-washington parkway near jessup. the bus landing in those trees there. people were taken to th hospital. none of the i

they can get away with it because after 11 were injure injured, people demand they call off the national guard to reestablish order in kansas city. who would do that? the governor of missouri. but he himself was a crony. so the power actually statewide by 1932. when it got guy park elected to have influence through the state of missouri into the national convention, in the 1930s pendergast eventually selected the senator for missouri nothing he loves more than a statewide vote. but at this point, but i believe the number produced about 70000 fraudulent or gross votes. so the sheer number produced out of kansas city could be tallied and they were official if they were real or not. have the power to do this. and throughout the city you can see the courthouse, municipal auditorium, 10000 seats, is still there and then by 1932 it is impossible to the democratic national convention. that is a big portion of the state legislature. so at some point he racked up by the 1930s. but then the phrase even more money but eventually in the light -- the late fort wong -- the late 30s he was involved in the in

but the court filings list at least two cases where national guard troops told border agents where to find people who were later arrested for entering the country illegally. the guard says it continues to carry out its specific mission and assist federal partners. the extra troops are scheduled to remain on the border through the end of september. >>> safer bike lanes are headed to the south bay, but they come with a price. san jose is spending big to redesign lanes in the downtown area. the city is adding or upgrading all the lanes shown here on this map. for some perspective, here's the san jose airport. here's downtown san jose. you see san jose state right there. bike andn a section of taylor street up near the station. more safely lanes means it could be harder to park a car. let's bring in our business an tech tt budman, who joins us in downtown san jose with a closer look at these changes. scott, what does it mean? >> reporter: hey, raj. as you know, there are bike lanes already here in downtown san jose, but the way they are set up now, the cyclists share room with cars, both

new blackhawk and apache helicopters, finest in the world, for the army national guard.5 joint strike fighters, you know that is stealth. i talked to a couple pilots, great pilots. i said, how are they? they said, they are hard to beat because you can't see them. it is hard to beat the enemy when you can't see them. the greatest in the world. full funding for the be-21 bomber program, 13 new battle force ships and support ships including a fourth ford class aircraft carrier, and three additional lateral combat ships. funding to modernize our nuclear arsenal, so important. we are doing a major upgrade of our missile defense. we are spending a tremendous amount of money on our nuclear arsenal. nobody will have close. we will hopefully never, ever have to use it. but nobody will be close. more than $11 billion for the construction, including family housing, and we are proudly giving our troops the biggest pay increase and a decade. i know you don't want it because you are very patriotic. you will say, save the money, we need to pay down debt. --s anybody would not been does

a military parade in caracas when explosions interrupted the event he was not hurt but seven national guards were druze community in israel has led a huge protest against the controversial nation state law that defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the arabic language the druze are considered loyal to the state it's the first time in recent history they've staged a large protest students in bangladesh are taking to the streets for the seventh day in a row as they rally for better road safety standards thousands were injured on saturday and fighting with police demonstrations began after two students were killed by a speeding bus. but brazilian workers' party has indorsed former president louisiana saluted the silver as its candidate for october's election that's despite him being in jail for corruption and money laundering. in sao paolo and looking into why his supporters want him back in power. he's popularly known will make brazil happy again that's the party slogan of his supporters believe despite him serving a twelve year prison sentence they say they'll keep backing him until

military parade in caracas when an explosion interrupted the event he was not hurt but several national guards were. the truth community in israel as a huge protest against the controversial nation state law that defines israel as a jewish state downgrades the arabic language the troops are considered loyal to the state it's the first time in recent history they've staged a large protest. brazil's workers' party has nominated jailed former president. of the silver for october's election. serving twelve years in prison for money laundering and corruption. thousands on their guard ones are crossing the border into neighboring costa rica to escape ongoing violence in their homeland more than three hundred people have been killed since large scale anti-government protests began in april our latin america editor lucy newman has more from san jose costa rica. this is some of the same. people you see here are all. thousands and thousands of people who have been fleeing the crisis back home and it is overwhelming the resources of the small central american country the united nations high commission fo

. >>> more members of the california air national guard are being deployed in the fire zones.he national guard station in oxnard late yesterday. firefighters from australia and new zealand on their way to help fight fires throughout the west. >>> for the latest information on the fires go to abc7news.com or use the abc 7 news app. details on evacuations and enable push alerts to get the latest breaking fire news when it happens. >>> 4:30. a moment ago mike was telling us it's going to get warmer. not great news for people fighting these fires. >> that is correct. you nailed it right there. an idea of what we're dealing with. see from lake county all the way up through redding and then arcing back over to the sierra, the highest fire danger starts at 11:00 this morning and goes through 11:00 tomorrow evening. 36 hours of the carr andoco com with even worse conditions. has 30 mile per hour winds going

how it has been we have a national guard you know. and there's a big even before the police the police officer the police station he may be killed on the road. let me ask why didn't the police to go get.

their home. >> that i hear you to -- say during the 4 pm newscast that they will bring in the national guard to help? >> reporter: they are already here. corners right now. we are on highway 29, and in fact, i believe right down the street, there are some people who are guarding streets down there. we have seen some national guard there as well. in fact, there are plenty here already, in fact earlier this week the discussion was that there could be several hundred of them, and that is very important because people want to go back and see their homes, but the police do not know who these people are, necessarily. they have to be very careful. pretty much on every street you will see somebody doing something, to just to check ids or find out that the person has to be there, of course unless they are an official vehicle. >> the evacuated town of upper lake for us. thank you. >>> amid the chaos of fighting fires, there can be confusion and information -- misinformation. that is what some people have -- say has been happening as the mendocino complex fire turned lives upside out. >> local firefigh

all of those guys, the reserves and national guard. any problem in bringing up the reserves in the national guard? okay, any problem with bringing up the reserves in national guard? it's going to take time. what else? >> more training, resourcing. >> the hurricanes and all the things that happened. >> or the 1960s riots. >> right, civil rights. >> if all of a sudden the guard or reserve gets called up, who goes? everybody. this affects the civil society as a whole. >> it starts to feel like total war on the american population. it's starting to feel the passion of the trinity is really starting to feel that total war aspect. >> but if you're not going to win, to hell with it, just leave. >> then you lose some things strategically in your fight in the cold war. and your fight on communism and containment. because you're looked at as weak. >> the worst thing you can be is a politician in the early '60s. weak on communism, right? so you're sort of stuck. i can't win. and if you listen to the johnson tapes, '66 and '67, there's doubt. ther

. >> lynn novick, what can you tell us about the perspective of the police and the national guard during this period? >> yeah. well, you know, i think we talk about this a lot today, that we would like our officers of the law to be trained in something we call de-escalation, so if you're faced with a difficult situation, how do you get people to calm down and we saw the exact opposite happen in chicago, and at kent state even more tragically, where these young men wearing uniforms trying to keep order were not really given the right training, i would say, of how to manage a very difficult situation. there is an enormous amount of class resentment going on here which is something we feel very much today, that they see these young kids protesting. it is a privilege. and they feel they are being unpatriotic and they should just keep quiet and serve their country. i'm generalizing vastly because i'm quite sure that there were people who were in the police force or national guard who may not have held those views. but they were in a very tough spot. and what is important to take away from the

below the grandstand, his vaunted national guard break formation and scatter. the regime said seven people were injured but no one killed. this as dhs secretaries kiersten nielsen posted this on twitter, saying the threat from drones is real and calling for congress t from a tweet later twted on maduro ttter reedly sng the secthe drone explodes. but there are serious questions if this video is even from the scene. many questioning its authenticity. maduro has come under increasing pressure, presiding over one of the greatest economic freefalls in history. we recently venezuela's border with colombia to witness firsthand the flood of migrants venezuelan families bringing across their possessions and their starving children like ofreber who was less than 2 years old. his doctor told us -- he's now about 13 pounds. >> and matt gutman with us live tonight, the scenes from venezuela, the border there, just heartbreaking. you've been on this story for us for some time now. i want to get back to the announcement in this country from the department of homeland security

because after four people killed and 11 were injured people demanded that the governor call out the national guard and come and reestablish order in kansas city. who would do that packs the governor of missouri by part. park himself was at pendergast crony. the power actually went statewide by 1932 when he got guy paar collected. in the state of misery they had representation at the democratic national convention. in the 1930s the pendergast selected truman to be senator from missouri. he was elected in the statewide vote but at this point through pendergast i believe the number that he could produce was about 70,000 fraudulent or goes to votes in any given election. it was the sheer number of votes that he could produce out of kansas city that would be tallied and they were official, whether they were real or not. he had the power to do this and he had plenty of support to the pendergast machine affiliates could win elections even without phony ballot boxes. they gave people jobs. they build infrastructure. if you walk around the city today and see the courthouse is still there. the municipal aud

three hours north of us in cheryl >> rep raj, as you can see, the national guard is neighb zone, but there are people who storie tell. >> i just can't believe it. it's a tornado of fire. >> dorothy griffin was happy to collec her entire home >> the windows were starting to shake. >> she lives west of redding standi >> after about two days, we standi >> they haven't been given the >> a lot of people have to >> they are optimistic that >> dorothy said this is a report live in redding, i'm >> many long hours on the fire line. a passenger plane crashed in miracu survived. tonigh we learned at least 10 it was headed from durango to we have the latest. it may turn out to be one of the most remarkable survival stories achl plane crashes and everyone at least 80 are hurt and among priersor him and all the hopefu recovers fast. >> arrow mexico flight 2431 took off this afternoon in bad on board, 99 passengers and four crew members. someth went terribly wrong. anothe passenger >> honestly i thought there the plane started shake. >> the cause of the crash is the nbc bay area investigative taken

. >> reporter: mccain has now left his beloved arizona for good. 300 national guard members saluting as his casket was loaded onto a government jet, bound for washington, d.c. where he will lie in state at the u.s. capital. >> that was nancy cordes recording. >>> president trump isn't hitting pause on politics even as the nation mourns senator john mccain. the president held a campaign rally in evansville, indiana last night. trn by name. the president is not expected to attend mccain's memorial service at the national cathedral later today or his funeral at annapolis on saturday. >>> well, a 68-year-old california man has been charged with making multiple violent threats against workers at the boston globe. robert chain of encino was arrested yesterday. prosecutors say he threatened to travel to the newspaper's office and kill journalists whom he called, quote, the enemy of the people. here's nikki battiste. >> reporter: in the early morning hours, this california home was under siege. the focus was 68-year-old robert chain, who prosecutors say made 14 threatening phone calls to the

below the grandstand, his vaunted national guard break formation and scatter. the regime said seven people were injured, but no one killed. this as dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen posted this on twitter, saying the threat from drones is real and calling for congress to do something about it. the video of the drone comes from a tweet later retweeted on maduro's twitter feed, reportedly showing the instant during his speech the drone explodes. but there are serious questions if this video is even from the scene. many questioning its authenticity. maduro has come under increasing pressure, presiding over one of the greatest economic free falls in history. we recently traveled to venezuela's border with colombia to witness first-hand the flood of venezuelan families bringing across their possessions and their starving children, like ofreber, who is less than 2 years old. in a colombian hospital, his doctor told us, when this boy came here, he was about 9 pounds and now he's about 13 pounds. >> and matt gutman with us live tonight. matt, those scenes from venezuela,

it will be handled exclusively by the arizona national guard as per d.c. the green between the first family of arizona, the john mccain family is part of the cortege. when they go inside, the casket will be placed inside the state rotunda and inside the rotunda, they will bring in numerous first responders, as well as vietnam veterans, back from as far as world war ii. they will pay respects and hear from likes of senator jon kyl. let's just listen right now. >> loving god, see our tears for our brother, our father, our husband, our fellow citizen, our senator. let these tears bring blooms in the desert he loved, in the country he served and in all our hearts. amen. >> please be seated. governor ducey, governor brewer, governor simonton, governor napolitano, representative colby, senator flake, cindy john mccain and all members of the john mccain family and friends. john mccain believed in america. he believed in its people, its values and its institutions. he came to this realize azation as a p.o.w. in vietnam. i fell in love with my country when i was a

venezuelan government sources said that it was an assassination attempt on the general seven national guard were reportedly injured. and israel tens of thousands have been protesting a new law that declares the country the exclusive homeland of jewish people the demonstration was all denies to by israel's jews minority but attracted jewish and israeli arab protesters as well critics say the law adopted last month makes more jews second class citizens. firefighters and paul to go up that's a major wildfire and the self invasion of our gulf as a prologue heat wave continues to scorch parts of europe itself a european country together with its neighbor spain is currently struggling under drought the system in temperatures of over forty degrees celsius. flash floods have hit to city of alyse in the south of the algerian does it many main roads in the surrounding districts are flooded closed to traffic due to much these flash floods come after weeks of record tide temperatures in the region which gets almost no rain throughout the year. you know it costs fifty cents to feed one hundred child for

is it time for the national guard to step in?mail us your thoughts or let us know on social media. jillian: the man accused of soliciting people to kill ice agents is on fail -- bail. he was arrested more than a month after tweeting, quote, i am broke but will scrounge and give $500 to anyone who kills an ice agents. take me seriously. who else can pledge? let's make this work. court documents show he has tweeted about slitting john mccain's the road. prosecutors say enough is enough. >> we are in need of a basic civics lesson. agents and officers enforcing federal laws are doing their job. those who disagree with their mission are free to say so but there is a difference between public debate and intentionally putting others in fear of their lives. >> reporter: he is doing court next week. police say it could take weeks to determine whether human remains uncovered at the new mexico compound belong to a missing little boy. the child as grandfather knows it is him. >> on my way back here i learned they found someone's body. you ca