the national guard is on standby. we are in close communications with the secretary of state and we are all working at the national guard to look at what the bidirectional flow of information looks like between the state and federal partners so we can share information. to know what a government response would be for the election, most of that, you know, would be done at the local level so the national guard does have cyber capabilities, if asked to support, we will support, and i know that we're looking at several things with vhs on the commission and we have security on the commission and the secretary of state is tuned in with our national guard and all of the leaders within the state. so we're going to see, you know, where it goes from here, but i do know that we do have assets within louisiana to be able to provide support whether it's resiliency reviews. we've done some of those vulnerability assessments and risk assessments within the state and we brought the critical partners on the energy side and looked at r

[applause] remain standing for honors to the governor for the idaho national guard for the idaho national guard. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cannon shots] [cannon shots] [cannon shots] [applause] ladies and gentlemen, it is my privilege to introduce teresa lewis. [applause] . >> thank you general with a deep appreciation and heartfelt with the honorable and brave of the idaho national guard inspirational and inaugural celebration weekend this moment will become part of idaho's history we will not be in the same space again to have sincere simple gratitude. we were so fortunate they were in our lives and we are delighted to join us and our brother jim is here as well. many other dearly beloved members our earliest ancestors when idaho was still a territory and my cousin with the original homestead living in the home and my grandmother arrived in 1880 as a missionary as steamboat from the columbia river where he procured a horse to complete the journey. and then to ride with him up the hill to later become idaho's third governor the population and 1880 shows 32019 people my maternal grandfather immigrated from

and that national guard is under the command of the governor, under normal circumstances, although the president has the to call it into federal service. an intermediate status under article or title 32 of the u.s. code in which the ofted states pays the cost the national guard but it it remains under the governor's command. the national guard bureau was very actively observing what was going on and coordinating among the states to determine what capabilities the national guard to bear.d to bring so in the end, the decision was not only title 10 heavy but also a very contingent of national guard police lots of military personnel who knew how to deal with law enforcement as opposed to merely the 82nd airborne or marine combat forces. and the arrangement that was out was, at least to my recollection and knowledge, patrols injoint which national guard forces performed the director law , thatement functions there were federal forces there, also present, and frankly if with gunsing people and they're all wearing green think thei don't folks who were engaged in unlawful conduct drew dist

his national guard uniform was this gorgeous blue uniform with red piping. he told the story of going home and showing the uniform to his grandmother at the farm. she had survived the civil war, lives through. she and the entire family had been southern sympathizers. they remembered the j hawkers from kansas coming over and doing damage to the farm. she said when she saw the blue uniform she said, "don't ever come back here wearing a blue uniform." truman said he never did. 1914, world war i started with the assassination of frans ferdinand. harry truman was still on the farm in grandview. the same year his father passed away. truman became responsible for running the farm. even though the war was started in europe, both the united states and harry truman were not involved. truman would read the news but there was nothing he could do. meanwhile, he had a girlfriend who lived in independence, bess wallace. he decided the best way he could get from the farm to her home was to buy a car. used 1911 model stafford automobile, built in kansas city. here is the pho

national emergencies act there. and the defense department as well as coast guard, department of homeland security, had to make the decisions of what was necessary, what authorities were needed to fight the fight that was going to happen. and the initial declaration of national emergencies contained personnel emergency authorities that helped shape the force and stop loss to keep people from being able to leave at the end of their enlistment or that sort of thing were invoked. later an executive order was promulgated that added 10 usc 2808, the construction authority, which was very important, because the forces were deploying into an undeveloped theater. so i would say in that case it worked exactly the way it was intended, needed authorities for the department of defense were granted by the president to the secretary of defense who then used them to fight the fight. >> great. thanks, carl. i don't know avril if you have any examples of emergencies or invocations of emergency authorities that you want to mention. >> sure. i mean, i think one of the things i was thinking about as i was listening to the earlier panel and the

for the national guard in the last fiscal year is $103 million. we project in f.y. 2019 to be $448 million. it will be about $550 million overall for the guard. the -- it's difficult to give you an accurate estimate right now on active duty just based, as i described the requirement is evolving and fluctuating. mr. rogers: that's most recent. we continue to do this and we got to adequately fund the department of homeland security, specifically customs and border protection. with that i yield the balance of my time to general kelly. mr. kelly: thank you. thank you, mr. rogers, for yielding time. just very quickly, you know, i spent my whole military career as an engineer. i was what they called a sapper on the army side. what we do is build obstacles. ok. there are many purposes for obstacles and i'm sure it's the same way in the navy. we have turn, disrupt, fix, and block. and i use an analogy, locks don't keep burglars out of your houses or cars, but i do know in my neighborhood, last year there were burglars breaking into all the cars that were u

our national guard men and women who have served and sacrificed for idaho and our country, thank youery much. [applause] gov. little: and you have solved the goose problem here on campus, we appreciate that. [laughter] gov. little: my fellow idaho ans, it is an honor to join my friends, and idaho's former living chief executive spirit -- executives. medaltulations on the of achievement you were given yesterday. your decency and fiscal conservatism changed our state forever. [applause] gov. little: the governor who laid the foundation for our childrenfforts on our and improving the state transportation system, thank you. [applause] the governor who in seven months completed a full term's worth of work, created a model for efforts on public land management today. [applause] gov. little: and my immediate predecessor, who served idaho for over 40 years with distinction. i will always view him as a great judge of talent. [laughter] history will record my friend as a steadfast leader throughus -- led as challenges to become the fastest-growing state with a story of great employment. today,

these are members of the believer in national guard in venezuela they say the does not recognize the government of the real leader. we need the support of the people of venezuela take to the streets here we are this is what you wanted to defend the constitution here we are here the troop it is today ok with me what it happened at a military base in got the second across the ministry of defense said forty people had been detained. people from the area took to the streets to protest the set of roadblocks some barricades the national guard responded with tear gas and rubber bullets some of them are the result of i have relatives in the house over there i have an aunt who's with her children they're practically kidnapped and should we wait for them to die of hunger the people have to go out to defend their rights. the incident took place stenches in venezuela increased once again after he was sworn in for a second time in office. the opposition and countries in the region including the united states say they won't recognize his presidency because the elections in may last year were fille

a group of soldiers and venezuela's national guard has been arrested accused of planning an uprising against president nicolas maduro stories about expense and you notice that these are members of the body of aryan national guard in venice when they say they does not recognize the government of any. leader when i need the support of the people of venezuela take to the streets here we are this is what you wanted to defend the constitution you know here we are here the troop and if today i think that i mean what if it happened at a military base in got the second act ask the ministry of defense said forty people had been detained and people from the area took to the streets to protest they set of roadblocks some barricades the national guard responded with tear gas and rubber bullets seven hundred are there over. i have relatives in the house over there i have an aunt who's with her children they're practically kidnapped and showing right for them to die of hunger the people have to go out to defend their rights but i the incident took place stenches in venezuela increased once again a

that offer little long-term benefit to nations they supposedly assess. the coast guard has nine ship writer agreements in oceana to expand reach come help those partner nations patrolled the own waters and effectively reserve their sovereign interest. working with the state deprived that we've transferred more than a half-dozen former coast guard cutters to regional partners building the domestic capacity to protect their sovereign and territorial interest. in collaboration with admiral davidson and his team at indo-pacific command we encourage a free and open indo-pacific region. the simile team with the department of defense as part of the rim of the pacific 2018, the largest maritime exercise on the quote and we sent one of our flagships, national security cutter bertholf to purchase figure it was a terrific operation. currently we're in the operational planning phase for pushing and national security cutter into the indo-pacific theater in the coming calendar year. the coast guard will build maritime partner capabilities and capacity and were going to advance relati

attended military coup in venezuela at least twenty seven members of the national guard are in custody after seizing weapons. according to the president nicolas maduro to stand dow. our borders are yemen this view an envoy tries to say to see splatteredd data o on seems to be talking to the u. many people. the brink of malnutrition that a five year long civil. thank you very much for being with us. plan b. for breaks it looks too many people too much like plant a three semester before the house of commons in london and delivered a much anticipated speech. on the alternative brags it planned this of course was necessary after the actual plan was overwhelmingly rejected by the house last week. critics are saying the plan b. is almost identical to the first draft. let's hear now from mrs may. as well as leader of the of i said how many times my deep concerns about returning to the british people for a second referendum. on duty is to implement the decicision of the first. one a second referendum with such a difficult precedent that could have significant implicications for how we handle r

numerous veterans and representatives from the nebraska national guard have joined us here today and please help me recognize them.[ applause ] >> thank you for your service. another important area that will be addressed in this session is in the senate. you all have started an important conversation about the future of nebraska advantage and what the state tax incentive should look like. across the nation, incentives are an important tool for attracting new jobs and investment. i encourage you to keep in mind these goals. nebraskans won't tax policy that is simple, transparent, accountable, and attracts higher-paying jobs. finally, there are a few more items that i want to highlight in my budget my budget implements initiative for 27, and to recognize the dignity of human life, and protect public safety. in november, voters approved medicaid expansion in my budget recommendation reflects the vote of people in nebraska. right now that medicaid team is working to fulfill the directive of the initiative to file a state plan with the federal government by april 1. my budget provides new

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

it's the modern national guard. the national guard are in their default role state, official state soldiers if you will, not federalized. pieces here ther getting into the statute. the insurrection act, which is the -- the phrase or title that statue -- this statute of today. it's the calling forth act of 1792. congress, right off the bat, said let's give the president some authority here. the triggering event was the whiskey rebellion. in pennsylvania. the 1792 version did give the president unilateral authority to deploy federal force in a state under circumstances where , that were sanctioned in the constitution, insurrection or invasion and to execute federal laws subject to a number of pre- deployment conditions. original insurrection act required that a federal judge agree to the need for the deployment and that requirement has gone by the boards. another requirement was that the president issue a so-called cease-and-desist order and might seem a bit archaic in the 21st century but the president had to proclai

federal military as well but certainly national guard was delivering the mail. finally, nixon imposed tariffs on exports in order to preserve the currency reserve in us banks. this is an example but over time ultimately it was used as an interim form policy and domestic policy and things that where congress started to question this was emergency and this is part of the lead up to the national emergency but -- is a very particular act that was meant to narrow the trading with the enemy duct. there are two contents. times of for an attack which intends to be the least controversial in terms of the screen whether there is abuse of exercise of authority and a peacetime where there's more controversy. just for the lawyers and policy out there this is the language in the key terms are in armed hostilities or has been attacked by a foreign country so that is the treat event and the consequences confiscation of any property or foreign person or country and i can include freezing of assets as well and it includes those not only with engaged in the hostilities and those w

i would distinguish between the contemporary national guard and the active duty force. we might talk about that distinction a little later but note that in this provision there is no express mentioned of -- mention made of an authority of the national government to respond to domestic violence. it's simply not there. that is important. we are now still in the constitution. so the clause does confirm that it is the congress, not the president, who authorizes the deployment of the military and responding to a domestic crisis. in the view of the framers, military force could be used to enforce federal law but only when the threat to the nation is especially grave such as acts of , treason amounting to war. that was a real probable fear in the early days of our republic. treason, amounting to war. the federal military force cannot be employed to suppress domestic violence. within a state without a request from the state. if you read those two causes -- clauses together the article , four, guaranty clause in the -- and the article one calling forth clause, if there's an invas

he first joined the air national guard in 1986 and has served our state and nation over 30 years. the colonel -- colonel, we know you will serve the state and nation to the best of your ability and congratulations on your new role. mr. speaker, i also rise to bring awareness about coming crisis in our nation's agricultural work force. according to usda, the average age for a farmer is now 358. -- 58. and has been on the rise for over 30 years. our nation faces the shortfall of 700,000 agricultural workers over the next 20 years. how can we reverse this trend? according to the department of labor, 45% of armed service members are from rural america. many of our returning heroes struggle to find employment after several -- serving our nation. agriculture is a sensible solution to fill the economic gap for our veterans that they face. that's why i am joined with my friend and colleague on the house agriculture committee, al lawson of florida, to introduce the vets to ag act. our bill streamlines the process for veterans getting apprenticeships in the agricultural industry. despite dy

it's the modern national guard. the national guard are, in their default role, state officials, state soldiers, if you will, not federalized. so a couple other pieces here, getting into the statute. the insurrection act, which is the phrase or title that we know of the statute by today. it's been around since 1792. there is actually a version, i think, from 1789. they weren't called the insurrection act in those days. you see it's the calling forth act of 1792. notice that -- so congress, right off the bat, said let's give the president some authority here. the triggering event was the whisk whiskey reb rebellion in pennsylvania. there were circumstances sanctioned in the constitution, insurrection or invasion. and to execute federal laws, subject to a number of p predeployment conditions. the original act required that a federal judge agreed to the need for the deployment. that requirement has gone by the boards. and another requirement was that the president issue a so-called cease and desist order. it might seem

venezuela put down a national revolt, put down by its own national guard. we have a jam packed hour. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. you are watching the fox business network. let's take to you washington, d.c. to that fight between the president and democrats. federal workers would miss a second paycheck this friday. edward? >> democrats are brush off this latest offer for president trump. he offered $5.7 billion for broader security and a border wall and additional immigration judges in exchange for an extension of daca and t protected status. it was a non-starter for democrats. >> we are aghast he wants this giant 30-foot wall to be the symbol of america. reporter: mitch mcconnell says the senate will pass a bill containing the president's latest offer. house speaker nancy pelosi has shown no movement in her position that there should only be $1 toward the wall. the language in this is turning personal. >> 800,000 people are trying to figure out how they are going to pay their rent, how they are going to pay their mortgage.

the new plan intends o it reform security services be by creating a national guard to address crime and violence head on. it's considering granting amnesty to low level traffickers ask legalizing marijuana and possibly cultivation. this is quite divergent from previous policies and from u.s. law enforcement. it's too early to tell if and how bilateral cooperation on eradication and the fight against cartels will continue. regarding the central american migration crisis, the u.s. and mexico are trying to address the humanitarian crisis at the border and are considering requiring asylum seekers to stay in mexico as think get processed through the u.s. court system. in the last 24 hours, mexico's publicized their plan to create a marble plan that would extend about $3 billion over the next five years in order to compliment the assistance to the u.s. and other countries are granlting to the northern triangle. we're looking forward to hearing more details about what that would consist of to deal with the root causes of the migration. the two countries must work togeth together. one area wher

it's the modern national guard. the national guard are in their default role state officials, state soldiers, if you will, not federalized. so a couple of other pieces here getting in the statute. the insurection act, which is the phrase or title that we know of the statute, there is a version from 1789. you see it's the calling forth act of 1-- 1792. congress said let's give the president some authority here. the triggering event was the whiskey rebellion in pennsylvania. the 1792 version did give the president unilateral authority to deploy federal force in a state under circumstances where they were sairngsed in the constitution, and to execute federal laws subject to a number of predeployment conditions. the original act required that a federal judge agree to the need for the deployment. another requirement is the president issue a so-called sees and resist order. might seem archaic in the 21st century. the president had to claim those in rebellion or were somehow calling for the or requiring the use of military

that these are members of the believe aryan national guard in venezuela they say the does not recognize the government. neither one of you need the support of the people of venezuela take to the streets here we are this is what you wanted to defend the constitution and here we are period. the troop it is today but it happened at a military base in got the sec attack us the ministry of defense said forty people had been detained. people from the area took to the streets to protest they set up roadblocks and barricades the national guard responded with tear gas and rubber bullets seven of the men are there. i have relatives in the house over there i have an aunt who's with her children they're practically kidnapped and showing right for them to die of hunger the people have to go out to defend their rights. i the incident took place stenches in venezuela increased once again after he was sworn in for a second time in office. the opposition and countries in the region including the united states say they won't recognize his presidency because the elections in may last year were filled with

venezuelan security forces have detained twenty seven members of the national guard accusing them of launching an uprising against the government. the arrests were made during a pre-dawn raid in caracas the national guard reportedly taken a police captain hostage and stolen a cache of weapons but instead it was followed by street on a rest near the police station a residence set fire to rubbish bins and chanted calls for president my daughter to resign and they were dispersed by riot police. the u.s. expressed support for all. who says he's ready to replace mr dorner. only about halfway through the program so far here on r.t. still to come fourteen people dead and as many rescued as a fire rips through cargo ships off the coast of crimea or bring you more on that in a moment. you know world big partisan movies. and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for t

is quickly falling behind other nations' cape blts. the coast guard recently re-branded the heavy icebreaker to what i'm terming the polar security cutter. that much better demotes this cutter's class of work. the work is projecting national security, sovereign rights and economic interests in the polar region. i talk about the polar security acquisition as we frame is now, as a six, three, one, strategic approach. the nation absolutely needs six ice breakers. a minimum of the six ice breakers need to be polar security or heavy breakers. the remaining three would be in the medium class. the one, we would need one today. you know, we talked -- andrea talks about we're anxiously, eagerly waiting. i'm guardedly optimistic funding for the first polar security cutter is going to be in there. u.s. regulations, governance, international agreements really become hollow. if we're not present, if we don't own the environment today, guess who owns it tomorrow, our competitors. returning back to secretary hamilton for a moment, truly was a visionary founding fath

down as well and security forces have detained at twenty seven members of the national guard accusing them of launching an uprising against the government. the arrests were made during a pre-dawn raid in caracas the national guards had reportedly taken a police captain hostage and stolen a cache of weapons that incident was followed by street under-estimate the police station residents to set fire to rubbish bins and chanted coals for president nicolas maduro to resign and they were dispersed by riot police but earlier the u.s. expressed its support for opposition leader one guy you know who says he is ready to replace mr much. less than one minute on your program returns. country's gone into a nihilistic fever i think we got to hit the road and get out the traveling across america what makes america take to charlotte is the genius of this place the south american hero this is it we've come to a point around which element is done so we always are on the current system. called saying. oh. we're starting last with is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the

i mean you mentioned that strategy of creating a national guard where the civilian police units will come under military control but in fairness to overshadow it is only been in power for a few months and obviously the figures that we're seeing here dating back to two thousand and seventeen two thousand nine hundred for the comparison but even before our staggering two hundred thousand people killed in the past twelve years or so well so what do you think of the other factors that make this such a difficult issue to deal with mexico. certainly president lopez obrador is not responsible for these figures he's responsible for not seeming to be understanding the challenge and to be exploring some of the interesting idea that that his plan also includes fighting corruption promoting human rights and we think those. factors are probably closer to the real solutions that mexico needs than to the establishment of a militarized national guard in mexico there are more than there were last year more than thirty three thousand homicides but there are also more than forty thousand disappeared pe

others used national guard fl. national guard troops is different than using corps of engineers to build and construct. >> do you believe we are at a moment that this is, oh, my god, if we don't shut the border the country's going to get overrun by invaders or something? that's the way, to me, that emergency power would be used, no? >> i think it's been -- we faced the same thing with president obama where he would use definitions for things it wasn't the intent of. we face the same thing with president trump, 232 emergency actions for some of the tariffs on steel and aluminum, which i don't agree with those. we do have a very, very serious issue at the border. there's no question we have a record number of individuals coming as families. >> is it worth shutting the government down? >> what? >> is it worth shutting the government down over? >> here's the struggle i have on this, chuck. the president's made no secret for the past year when we get to appropriations for this year, hess not going to sign an appropriati

the national guard had been deployed. that was definitely a moment that we might recognize today. >> chris stirewalt, teddy roosevelt history is a little sterilized from what you're reporting. >> oh yeah! we have mount rushmore teddy was up here by the end of his life he is sort of gone back. but when he did in that election, the only paved the way for woodrow wilson because they divided the republicans against themselves but also, was barack obama shows, to deliver his speech for his second term mandate about the things that he wanted to do on the progressive front. because that was where roosevelt had done his square deal. if you go back and read what teddy roosevelt was offering his square deal, it was very liberal! super -- it was universal healthcare, all of these things and he was doing as a populist. he was no longer doing this as, one of his ideas for example is that you should be allowed to overturn judicial decisions by plebiscite. she could have a vote. if we don't like the judge's decision, we can referendum o

the demonstrators did get in to the lobby of the hilton hotel, the national guard was called. we do not see national guard in the scene so i assume this film is even longer ago than the last videotape we saw. this was before the national guard was called, that would put it at two and half hours ago. >> wisconsin. >> mr. chairman. most delegates to this convention do not know that thousands of young people are being cretin and the streets of chicago. and for that reason and that reason alone i request the suspension of the rules for the purpose of adjournment for two weeks at 6 pm 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 albert. >> i didn't know he got so twisted up. >> that was interesting to me to see that. >> we should point out the convention was late august to be tied to lyndon johnson's birthday. he was not the nominee of 1968, you heard the exchange where they said let's move it to mid- september. you wanted to say something?

i mean you mentioned that strategy of creating a national guard where the civilian police units will come under military control but in fairness to overdo it he's only been in power for a few months and obviously the figures that we're seeing here dating back to two thousand and seventeen two thousand nine hundred for the comparison but even before our staggering two hundred thousand people killed in the past twelve years or so well so what do you think of the other factors that make this such a difficult issue to deal with mexico. certainly president lopez obrador is not responsible for these figures he's responsible for not seeming to be understanding the challenge and to be exploring some of the interesting idea to that his plan also includes fighting corruption promoting human rights and we think those. factors are probably closer to the real solutions that mexico needs than to the establishment of a militarized national guard in mexico there are more than there were last year more than thirty three thousand homicides but there are also more than forty thousand disappeared people

we have sent two helicopters up to operate out of a national guard facility that they have led us. we have learned to operate in the area. it's sitting on the ground. it becomes jelly like. that's a different model than operating below the arctic circle. so we learn every year. i think the future for us is probably sea base right now. i know the army corps of engineers has a lot of interest about deep water ports, there's some talk about near the port and maybe some mornings where you could have some safe haven and it's not really a deep water environment, but that's a conversation that's going to unfold in the coming years. my focus right now is on continued sea based operations up there. the land-based helicopter stuff we need to work the aircraft. we need to see that. but the 60s, that arrangement remains in place we'll use that for the foreseeable future. >> does the coast guard have budgeted funds to expand the ice breaking fleet? what does that look like? >> i think the real question here is what happens in the budget. the president's budget requests asked for $750 million fo

he completed probation on that case in 2015. 27 officers of the national guard have been detained for their role in a failed coup on monday. the opposition-controlled congress is calling for mass protest wednesday. >> an appeal to the military and venezuela's opposition. >> we are not asking you to mount a coup or shoot. we are asking yoyou not to shoo. we are asking you to stand together with us, the right of our people to be heard. controlat of opposition took u uarms againinst the government of nicholas maduro. on monday, r rebel soldierers entered a military barracks in caracas, calling on the country to disavow president maduro. >> the first thing they did was take military weapons. military assault on a mission. >> up to 125 people are dead, despite international criticism vote-rigging,s of he was sworn in to a second term as president. >> kamala harris is a second black woman to serve in the senate. she is known for her rigorous r rigorous questioning of donald trump's nominees. >> the daughter of a jamaican father and indian motherer. she embarked on a career in law. harris wo

his grandmother got to have his national guard uniform just once.june of 1914, world war i started with the assassination of france ferdinand. so truman came responsible of the primary person responsible for running the farm. so even though the war was starting in europe, but the united states and harry truman were not involved it in. truman would read the news but there was nothing he could do. but meanwhile, he had a girlfriend that he lived in independence, bess truman. and he decides the best way he could get from the farm to bess's home in independence was to buy a car. o he bought a 1911 model stafford automobile built in kansas city. and here's a photo of him and bess is sitting in the front seat with him and he's out for a little spin. but he's running the farm doing hard work on the farm while the war is unfolding in europe. he gives up his stint in the missouri national guard because he was needed so much at the farm. but that's where things were as the united states started heading towards war which they finally entered the 1917. when the

. >>> the national guard is leading an uprising against the government. teargas was shot at protesters from the presidential palace. leaders are calling for a nationwide protest on wednesday aimed at driving the president from office. 27 members of the national guard were arrested after online videos showed soldiers pledging loyalty for a man looking to oust the president. >>> people are banning together to save a two-year-old boy who fell into a deep well. volunteers prepared soup and hot chocolate for rescue workers trying to say the young boys who fell down the shaft as his family was walking on a private estate. rescuers say they're efforts are in the dangerous stage. minors hope to reach the child and there have been no signs of life since the boy fell into the well. >>> a european tech watchdog has fined google with the fine for not personalizing advertisements.nced today the e find google $57 million for not being clear on policies that allows users to opt out of data collection. data is collected from the search engine google maps and youtube's an

our group of venezuela's national guard soldiers have been arrested that's after a video appeared on social media showing a sergeant demanding president remove reports you notice. these are members of the believer in national guard in venezuela they say they do not recognize the government of. we need the support of the people of venezuela take to the streets here we are this is what you wanted to defend the constitution here we are here the troop it is today becoming what it happened at a military base in got the sack i guess the ministry of defense said forty people had been detained. people from the area took to the streets to protest they set up roadblocks some barricades the national guard responded with tear gas and rubber bullets some of them are there are some of them i have relatives in the house over there i have an aunt who's with her children they're practically kidnapped and showing right for them to die of hunger the people have to go out to defend their rights i the incident took place stenches in venezuela increased once again after he was sworn in for a second time i

our national guard members offer critical help, responding during and after disasters. as we've learned from economic development project including amazon headquarters, good jobs come to states and communities whose workers are ready for high-tech jobs. that is why our administration is proud to partner with legislative leaders in proposing a tech fund offering grants to higher educations to help them provide more computer science degrees. our goal is to produce up to 17,500 for bachelors degrees over the next 20 years. this is an investment in our future. [ applause ] tonight, i'm laying out the roadmap to a competitive brilliant future for all virginians until we come together to ensure universal broadband access, we are keeping opportunity out of reach for entire communities in virginia. when a community doesn't have reliable internet access, it can't attract businesses, support homegrown entrepreneurs, keep students up- to-date or use telehealth to keep people healthy. the ability to get online anywhere is what makes a commonwealth of opportunity. weeks ago, i share

[applause] governor northam: i'm also proposing specific tuition assistance for national guard members so that the men and women who step forward to keep us safe in times of need can advance in their civilian careers as well. our national guard members offer critical help responding during and after disasters or other missions. as we learned from other economic developments, including amazon headquarters, good jobs come to states and communities whose workers are ready for high-tech jobs. that is why our administration is proud to partner with legislative leaders of both parties in proposing a tech talent investment fund, which will offer grants to our higher education institutions to help them provide more computer science degrees. r goal is to produce up to 17,500 more bachelors degrees in computer science over the next 20 years. this as an investment in our -- this is an investment in our people and our future. [applause] governor northam: tonight, i'm laying out the road map to a competitive, brilliant future for all virginians. until we come together to ensure universal broadband

there until we declared war and of the secret service and attached one - - national gord - - national guard put them into the camps. but that pales in comparison to world war ii rounding up her own citizens 125,000 japanese americans and sent them off to camps. >> do you have an opinion if the war ended too soon? . >> i think it could never and it too soon in that regard. >> as you explained we put 4 million men in uniform but only got half of them over there. and from my understanding the idea was the americans would come and get battle experience and then there would be enough to drive the germans back into germany to teach the germans was not worth it and a lot of people think of that was done , there would be a lot less likelihood of world war ii. >> even at the time the armistice was unpopular in the weeks leading up there were rumors. and people like theodore roosevelt said held now we need to kick their butts but the french were more than willing to get a piece out of this they were fighting the war on their territory more than four years and with the armistice they literally got eve

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comptroller treasurer members of the general assembly members of the congressional delegationme national guardunct to general to all of you on behalf of the people of illinois thank you for your service. [applause]ha ladies and gentlemen, for 200 years illinois has proudly stood as the beating heart of our republic. a place where people have high hope andoo clear vision where lincoln found the metal to take a warring nation in both hands and hold us together. where obama came to organize and witness the courage that runs deep in the community to launch his bid to make history. [applause] this is where the 13th and 19th amendments to the u.s. constitution were first ratified ending slavery and guaranteeing a woman's right to vote. [applause] this is where the sunday morning after the great chicago fire reverend robert past of the first unitarian church in immigrant and abolitionist and the woman suffrage advocat advocate, admits to the broken ruins of the church to bring hope and vision to the devastated congregation. his parishioners gathered around him peeking through splintered beams and col

with more than 34 years of combined active and national guard leadership experience he currently assist in leading more than 14,000 national guard service members. >> thank you, ma'am. [ applause ]. >> there is a slight correction. the first african-american to be promoted to the brigadier general in the international indiana national guard. i want to make that clear. good afternoon. ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, fellow veterans and especially the vietnam veterans. it is an extreme honor and privilege for me to serve as the honorary chair for the hundred and third 103 conference and i want to take this time to thank dr. higginbotham and the executive board for allowing me this opportunity. i want to welcome each of you as we pay tribute and celebrate the african-american men and women and not only african- american men and women but all of those who have won the fabric of our nation are protected our interest at home and abroad. particularly we want to honor and recognize those who have served and supported the vietnam war. to the vietnam veterans i want to say welcome hom