>> the national guard -- in terms of the national guards, what the repercussions for the national guard was, they went to trial twice. i was a lead witness at both civil trials in the courts. i was on the witness stand three days. the first time they actually were convicted but then it was thrown out on appeal so they had a second trial, and that was in 1978. and the -- i was on the witness stand and then after my few days, they got the second witness up there and while he was up there, the judge came out and said we've reached a conclusion. the -- the government and the court had agreed to a settlement with the guard writing a letter of -- they didn't want to say it was a letter saying they were sorry. it was a letter saying they wished it could have been handled in a different way. and the judge awarded the plaintiff $650,000. the reason for this, dean taylor, who had been woundeded and paralyzed from the waist down, he didn't come -- he didn't have a rich family, and he was still paralyzed so they gave him $450,000. so part of the settlement was to end the whole thing and get to help

this cropped photo shows the ground in front of taylor hall where the national guard turned and fired. it does not show evidence that anything was thrown at the guard or there was anything that would put their lives in danger as they would later testify at the civil trials. i show this because when you look at a photograph sometimes, you see what the foot locker for intense for you to see. in the first photograph you see the guns pointed in the air. if i go back, you will see what i mean -- and then, when i talk -- [indiscernible] you are kind of getting close to looking at me, in my direction. as i looked around for my crouched position come i spotted john cleary. he was wounded on the ground to my left behind me. he was at the base of the metal sculpture in front of taylor hall. i could tell if he was dead or alive. he was lucky as he survived a shock to the chest. the first time i saw this photo on the cover of life magazine. someone called me to let me know they had chosen one of my photos for the cover. unprocessedd sent rolls of film to life in chicago, i had no idea how my film

even the civilians followed what the air force and national guard directed. and that, that response, that communication saved thousands of people's lives. a a lot of what you see in this exhibit is photographs. gs wese a lot of the thinm have from the flood are photographs. you know, people's lives got decimated. if they didn't lose somebody, they lost their house, they lost their belongings. so a lot of what we have left our photographs. a lot of the photographs behind me are hard-hitting photographs, that show not only the tragedy, but the cooperation of air force, national guard, fire department. the other thing i have up here are quotes. these quotes are taken from the "rapid city journal," on different days of the journal. one of the quotes we have that is probably the hardest-hitting, where it says "we just don't have enough hearses to go around." and they didn't. they didn't have enough coffins and hearses, and they were digging graves every day, for days. after the flood happened, there was a big push to change the way rapid city was set up, and that

what was the national guard exactly -- the national guard's exact role? confusion reigned all around. on may 4, around 11: 30 am, students gathered on the commons to continue the rally of may 1. i have adjusted this photo to allow specific students to stand out. you cannot see it very well. in the front row are the legs and arms of jeffrey miller who is standing behind a female student. .his is jeffrey miller he was a native of plainville, new york, where he was born in 1950. to his right is marion becky a the most widely recognized nonuniversity protester. 14 years old, a runaway from florida. individualso shaded in the middle right of the photo. these students are carrying their books on the way to class. he was a native of cincinnati, in 1950.e he was born the speech therapist, honor student, going to class. she was born in 1949 in .oungstown, ohio i watched as a line of guards, students, reached the crest of the hill and the guard continued to advance on them. on the right just under the pagoda is alison krauss. again, that is the person i took a phot

they have brought in the national guard so this all triggers all of this from the very top. things start to fall. >> absolutely and he was very stern about what he said in terms of looting. >> yes. >> so they have also been aggressive in terms of law enforcement to make sure they have enough police officers to protect those homes and businesses so they are not only thinking about saving lives but they are also thinking about how to protect the properties. >> people don't want to leave if they think they are leaving their home of vulnerable. they are saying you can leave it in our care. what you were saying earlier is when you tell an entire city to leave, entire city of hillsboro, leave. leave your workplaces and your homes, we will take care of it. you are taking over the care of that entire city and people look to you to say is it going to be okay. >> for people thinking about leaving or not, the other part of this is there will be utilities shutdown because of the fire, not necessarily the public safety power shutdown but if that were not affecting that area, it will be s

and right now it is being manned by the authorities including the california national guard. back to because will you answer we've seen you guys in areas that nobody is allowed into english or media or firefighters. >>that also means it's very smoky in those areas. sarah was taking bath mask off and when you're on 24 7. you can't do that right you can't let that and air even get in your mask, you keep it all all morning. >>i definitely try to keep it on t ere are times that might be a little bit better than others and let's face it not we don't walk around with it all the time and it is not the most comfortable situation i have so much condensation on 9 overs in my upper lip and then you take it off a little bit maybe drive why down and then you put it back on as well south. it is definitely hard to breeze and without the wind which is good news for the firefighters, it doesn't kerry the embers all over the place but without the winds. and once the sun comes up i will show you i can clearly see embers from my vantage point without the winds. the sector is sitting on top of yo

you can see the 22nd national guard.thank you so you see that would've been the bridge, as this starts going here on the right and of course on the left is the river running into downtown harrisburg. but the state militia it's going to take over, many of the railroads buildings including an ancient house near bridge port and they're gonna converted into black houses and try to protect the railroad as best they can. here's a camp of the new york state militia, you can barely see the train in the valley railroad, still operational at least the taking troops and refugees who can still make it who can make it the union territory at this table to train at least for a little while now gettysburg is over. there are 31 bridges that have been destroyed. the railroad dredges on the gettysburg railroad running out of here of course to the east, handover junction many of them have been destroyed as well meaning -- the world's largest railroad bridge the near columbia has been burned by the pennsylvania state militia actually by civi

finally the national guard was given orders once the strikers started to move on the national guard theional guard was given orders that they could fire. and they did. they opened fire on the strikers and the sympathizers. two people were killed. eventually the plant recognized the union and eventually they got the bargaining rights they wanted. it was a win for the labor movement. that's what this represented was probably in labor historians will tell you this is probably one of the most important strikes in labor union history in america because it really opened the door for the united auto workers to begin unionizing in other factories as they did with 1935 the great strike against chevrolet which open the doors there. >> join us the first and third weekend of each month as we take booktv and american history tv on the road. to watch videos for any of the cities go to c-span.org/cities tour and follow us on twitter on c-span cities. exploring the american story. >> for c-span cities tour is in toledo ohio to learn more about its history. we speak withauthor frank Ãabou role in the wo

one concern has been raised by the national guard bureau, not the state, but the national national guard bureau about this bill's impact on the colorado army national guard's high-altitude aviation training site or haats, that has yet to be resolved. proposed wilderness ex pankses haats rado, around the are creating concerns about the future of the site's ability to ensure military readiness for the men and women who may be deployed to combat zones in the middle east. this haat site is a treasury. the only place in the country where high-altitude rotary wing aircraft can get the training in real-life conditions that they will encounter overseas in places like afghanistan. so this is a treasure. it is a unique site that must be protected and it's a collection of sites. it's not just one landing zone but a multitude of landing zones. while the sponsors of the core act said their goal is to protect haats, we need to codify the existing department of defense for aircraft flying over colorado wilderness areas. there is no room for winner take all men talts if you want to achieve public land m

homicide rates in the country and they said that what they're doing is continuing to send out the national guardthat's a newly formed and quite militarized police force out into key hotspots in the country to draw and deal with things and also having social programs that would try and give employment to people to give some hope put it money in the pocket of people who otherwise might be tempted into organized crime so the message was quite positive coming from the top and then the news came out that image to a can the state in southwest mexico police officers have been. killed by presumably organized crime in that region now michu a kind is a state in which there's different criminal organizations battling over it one of the strongest of those organizations if not the strongest is the cartel new generation and there were banners left with the burnt out vehicles of the police seem to was signed as if they were from that cartel now sometimes those banners can be used misleadingly but that is a strong organization in that part the country that has been involved in murdering policemen and law enforc

by the way, thank you to the national guard for the work they are doing. they continue to provide resources that are prepositioned as well. they will aid and abet our efforts. i want to thank the department of justice and their work that we consider price gouging. people are taking advantage of vulnerable communities. we want to make sure they are safe. people are being respectful and not panicking but they are not taking advantage of this situation. we are working california chamber and working with our business agency we refer to as go business to make sure that people are aware that people are still open for business in this community. we want to continue to see commerce and tourism that is appropriate in certain areas. we are mapping that out and promoting the same. we are working double time to address the issue of health and safety. our department of health and human services working with the counties, working with the cities to make sure that the most vulnerable are reached out to. wellness visits, working with the hospitals to make sure people are

suicide and combat so what you're seeing in the marine units in army infantry units and in army national guard units which have seen a lot of combat and you're seeing that relationship between combat and suicide that's why you're seeing these numbers continue to increase the centers for disease control tells us to look for these suicide warning signs talking about wanting to die looking for ways to die talking about feeling hopeless and having no purpose talking about feeling trapped or being an unbearable pain talking about being a burden to others increasing use of alcohol or drugs acting anxious or agitated or behaving recklessly sleeping too little or sleeping too much withdrawing or feeling isolated showing signs of rage or talking about seeking revenge displaying mood swings here's that veterans crisis hotline number again 802738255 matthew i've got about 30 seconds if i have just described someone a viewer knows what's the best way to approach the person i carry my veterans crisis line card with me i've used it it is staffed by very highly trained and compassionate professionals it's no

congress want to ukrainian national guard regiment added to the list of terrorist organizations i wish to ledge links to white supremacies attack in the way. that i welcome just going i am here in moscow you watching international separatists unrest in barcelona shows no signs of dying down during a night of protests rioters vandalized the police van with paint although supporters of spanish unity who also took to the streets police flowers. picks up the story. i. battleground to barcelona for days or rather nights the city has been reliving the same scenario from a peaceful march to violence in the flash of a stun grenade. spearheading the end rast story these guys they aren't hiding from the cameras. quite the opposite they're waving flags and dancing they're not the main force though think of them as cheerleaders but these guys well they are the real deal they hide their faces behind masks and ballack lattice they're ruthless and violent to their arm to put stones but tolerance grenades anything they can use to wreak as much havoc as possible their main focus the police. and police

congress want ukrainian national guard regiment added to the list of terrorist organizations will have a look at why that is the case just to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcome back no members of the u.s. congress are calling for a regiment of ukraine's national guard to be recognized as a terrorist organization the so-called as of battalion is accused of being involved in white supremacist movements in america one quarter as the story. and maybe yet another story of militants once friendly to the u.s. and now finding themselves on washington's terror list congress is urging the state department to do so with the as of battalion and 2 other the far right paramilitary groups while the subcommittee leading the charge is looking for support on both sides of the political spectrum i'm baffled as to why my republican colleagues have refused to sign on to this not only are as of battalion national action and nordic resistance movement directly connected to inspiring attacks

plus the national guard and other agencies helping with law enforcement 10 people were arrested for tryingcally sneak into evacuation areas. spent a lot of these people are certain to get cut loose and go home and the new concern as we go into the night time hours the frost and freeze warnings as the temperatures dip into the 20's and >>very cold out there tonight, very cold tonight have to be careful. we will be back with a complete wrap-up of the latest from cal fire and pg me coming up on our newscast at 8, 00:10pm, tonight to see you then have a good night. shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate. disclosures at sfethics.org. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because

congress wanting ukrainian national guard regiment added to the list of terrorist organizations we'll have a look at why just after the break. you know world big. and conspiracy 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 the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic development only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and talk. welcome back with members of the u.s. congress is calling for a regiment if you crane's national guard to be recognized as a terrorist organization the so called in is accused of being involved in white supremacy movements in america one quarter as the story. and maybe yet another story of militants once friendly to the u.s. and now finding

coming up on "today in the bay," governor newsom is reupping when it comes to keeping national guard troops at the mexico border. up next, new details on the number of troops and how long they will be stationed there. >>> twitter experiencing a global outage. thousands of users in california, japan and the uk have been unable to access their accounts. according to the website down detector, the outage started emoyees confirmed the problems on twitter support page and so the company is working on a fix which twitter users in our newsroom say may be taking effect right now. we'll be right back after this break. ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, >>> and good morning to you. taking a live look out in fremont, as we get started with this hump d

six survived, escaping after air national guard chief master sergeant james traficante got an exit hatch open, allowing fellow passengers to get out. he's now recovering from his injuries. retired connecticut police officer gary mazzone is one of the lives lost. his son, brian, spoke through his grief. >> he was a great role model for me and my siblings, great role model. hard worker, well respected, do anything for you. and... i'm lucky. >> reporter: debra riddell actually took a picture of people working on the plane's engine shortly before takeoff. the pilot was described as the most experienced b-17 pilot in the u.s. investigators say the impact shattered the airplane. they don't even know where the cockpit is yet, but they were able to get inside the tail section to recover maintenance records and some personal effects, including a money clip. norah. >> o'donnell: tough to hear those stories from the families. kris, thank you. now to paris and another attack in a city that has seen more than its fair share of violence. this one was inside police headquarters today. four people were

congress want ukrainian national guard regimen added to the list of terrorist organizations details after the break. so there is no variety any of the characters that make up global finance any more everything is that 00 is is predominate every single conversation that comes out of the mouth of every financial writer in the press and on television is 0 every security is now based to 0 and the entire mix of this phantasmagoria of the global finance is is all blending together into one huge void the worst was. when almost seemed wrong. just don't hold. me if you get to shape out these days become active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back members of the u.s. congress are calling for a regiment of ukraine's national guard to be recognized as a terrorist organization artist all quarter reports. and maybe yet another story of militants once friendly to the u.s. and now finding themselves on washington's terror list congress is urging the state department to do so with the as of battalion and 2 other the far r

. >>> breaking overnight, a training mishap sent at least a dozen army national guard paratroopers tohe hospital. the incident happened during a night jump at camp shelby in hattiesburg, mississippi. about 90 soldiers missed their mark and landed in trees. officials now plan to conduct a safety investigation. >>> and bernie sanders is recovering from an emergency heart procedure. doctors inserted two stents to open a blocked artery after sanders complained of chest discomfort and had to sit down during a campaign event. at 78, sanders in the oldest candidate in the presidential race. he's canceled all appearances until further notice, but experts say he could return to the campaign trail in just a matter of days. sanders tweeted, i'm feeling good, along with his signature campaign promise, medicare for all. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this thursday morning. >>> the historic heat wave that's gripped the south all week continues today. forecasters say temperatures will run well into the 90s, but when you factor in humidity, the heat index soars into the triple digits. el

congress want a ukrainian national guard regiment added to the list of terrorist organizations over its alleged links to white supremacy attacks we'll have more details on this piece of the story just after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this spearing dramatic development that only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. you know world of big partisan lot and conspiracy 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. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. members of the u.s. congress are calling for a regiment of ukraine's national guard to be recognized as a terrorist organization the so-called battalion has reacted by calling it an attack on ukraine one quarter as more on t

congress want to ukrainian national guard regiment to be added to the list of terrorist organizations we'll have a look at why just off the bridge. there is no variety any of the characters that make up global violence anymore everything is that 00 is is predominately every single conversation that comes out of the mouth of every financial writer in the press and on television is 0 every security is now based on the 0 and the entire mix of this phantasmagoria global finance is is all blending together and soon one huge wave worthless. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back here with us he now members of the us congress according for a regiment of ukraine's national guard to be recognized as a terrorist organization the so-called dissolved battalion is accused of being involved in white supremacy movements in america one quarter as the story. and maybe yet another story of militants once friendly to the u.s. and now finding themselves on washington's terror list congress is urging the state department to do so with the as of battalion

homicide rates in the country and they said that what they're doing is continuing to send out the national guard that's a newly formed and quite militarized police force out into key hotspots in the country to draw and deal with things and also having social programs that would try and give employment to people to give some hope put it money in the pocket of people who otherwise might be tempted into organized crime so the message was quite positive coming from the top and then the news came out that image we can the state in southwest mexico police officers have been. killed by presumably organized crime in that region now michu a kind is a state in which there's different criminal organizations battling over it one of the strongest of those organizations if not the strongest is the cartel new generation and there were banners left with the burnt out the course of the police seem to was signed as if they were from that cartel now sometimes those banners can be used misleadingly but that is a strong organization in that part the country that has been involved in murdering policemen and law enfor

congress want to ukrainian national guard regiment added to the list of terrorist organizations we'll have a look at why just after the break. the world is driven by shaped by one person or those with. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. anyone else to show the same wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out these days become educated and in gains from an equal trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. hello again now members of the u.s. congress are calling for a regiment of ukraine's national guard to be recognized as a terrorist organization the so-called as of battalion is accused of being involved in white supremacy movements in america one quarter as the story. and maybe yet another story of militants once friendly to the u.s. and now finding themselves on washington's terror list congress is urging the state department to do so with the as of battalion and 2 other the far right paramilitary groups while the subcommittee leading the charge is looking for support on both sides of the political spectrum i'm baffled as to why m

people, they showed them where to go, even the civilians followed what the air force and the national guardsonse and that communication saved thousands of people's lives. a lot of what you see in this exhibit, it is photographs, because a lot of things that we have from the flood our are photographs. people's lives were decimated. if they did not lose somebody, they lost their house, they lost their belongings. most of what we have our photographs, and the ones behind me show not only the hard-hitting tragedy, but the cooperation of air force and national guard, air force and the fire department. the other thing i have appear are quotes, and the quotes are taken from the rapid city of the in different days journal, and one of the quotes we have up here that is probably the hardest hitting is where it says "we just don't have enough hearses to go around." and they did not. they did not have enough coffins and here's his -- and hearses and were digging graves every day for days. after the flood happens, there was a big push to change the way and thaty was set up, is where our beautiful green a

the second west virginia infantry regiment, national guard unit activated during the short lived war with spain, was task to support the dedication ceremony. the gravity of the conflict prevented the second west virginia from deploying to port job of, puerto rico or the philippines the regiment has spent most of its active service at camp george edgy meet near middle town, pennsylvania near harrisburg they left camp and several hundred men along with baggage laden wagons and ambulances a distance more than 50 miles along 70 ridge, -- the west virginia were green and the outskirts of gettysburg by the local company of the pennsylvania national guard. the 70 rich campsite was that camps neither in honor of joseph snyder the 72nd regimental commander. several prominent west virginia is including the governor george w. atkinson, were scheduled to attend the ceremony. in addition, colonel theodore a flag formally of the west virginia cavalry and author of loyal west virginia, from 1861 to 65, one of the earliest accounts of the west virginia statehood came and military organization, they

and the national guard. so we are very grateful to our partners for being able to be there for us. and help us maintain these evacuation areas and maintain safety inside of those evacuation areas. so i wanted to go over a couple of terms with you that you're going to start hearing quite frequently the next few days. and, that is reentry and repopulation. so i wanted to set the definition so people know we are talking about. when we talk about reentry that is a specific foregoing into an area that has been burned. so when we talk reentry that would be for people to re- access an area that has been suffered with a burn with utilities down we talk about repopulation. we talk about letting people back into an area that has been unaffected. so clearly what i want to talk about is reentry we have no plans for reentry right now. areas that have been burned have utilities down we still have fire crews in their and we understand that people are very anxious to get into the burned areas to check on their property they want to do reentry but at this point we are not doing reentry at all. when

the mexican president defends the national guard after they released the son of el chapo.nens killed in a bombing east afghanistan that i must attack. the historyday in of japanese rugby, looking ahead to the quarter cup finals against south africa. ♪ anchor: turkish president recep tayyip erdogan said the offensive in syria will resume if kurdish rebels don't abide by the cease-fire. it has been holding, but there are reports of sporadic fighting, we have this update from istanbul. sporadic reports of fighting continued in syria, the day after turkey agrees with the u.s. to pause fighting for five unitso allow the kurdish time to withdraw from the border region. opposition,their the national syrian army, accuse each other of failing to abide by the deal. is a temperate suspension of military operations which began nine days ago. turkeys president recep tayyip erdogan refuted reports of violations. rebels to move out of the safe sound in the u.s. to oversee the process. -- and warnings that they will resume the offensive if the kurds don't abide by the terms of the deal. >

on west coast of mexico, following a botched attempt by mexican national guard to capture "el chapo"'taken into custody but quickly surrounded by well over a hundred car fel cartel members h bullet proof vests and machine , they had a deadly day long street war, national guard decided to hand him back over to the cartel. that was third major gun battle in mexico last week. 13 state lethal -- by a different cartel. another shootout lift one police officer frien gunmen dead a day later had. is there anyway to stop, how much is drug war here in u.s. to blame for violence and murder in mexico? >> i ask. >> you don't make my go on my bi--libertarian ramp about legalizing stuff you need to legalize. kennedy: money is going somewhere. >> not going to stop it but i think also a larger problem with corruption in mexico. you don't have to be a rocket science to know they were tipped off, someone in sign, tipped them off. >> that is a problem in mexico had. kennedy: always been. >> bingo. from you know, spies within, that are working for bad guys, that say problem, then u.s. policy with drugs, w

chp has this area blocked off the national guard is here. others have been coming back and forth from the scene there's about 34 105 fighters who've been working tirelessly from the ground and on the air just battling this fire. so far there is no end in sight full containment can be during the first week of november. we're live here in windsor gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>just sort of curious as we saw some of the flames there beyond those trees, how have the conditions changed over the course of the afternoon whether that the wind whether that the flames or whether that the smoke. >>it has been a smoky all day long even about 18 miles away from this area you can see the smoke billowing in the sky on one oh one. it has been windy has not subsided all the day long. we're on in the broadcast and she actually was escorted by firefighters in the burn zone, which by the way they're not letting many media. ourselves like they normally do. jr. >>thank you so much gayle. we'll check back with you a little bit later on throughout our newscast tonight n

finally the national guard was called in. they have to call them and in from other parts of the state. to try to keep the calm here. it was very difficult. there was an incredible amount of violence going on. there was vomit bombs. for three days this continued. they 2000 people that came out here. they got another 2000. as many as six to 10,000 people showed up. it became a scene of mass confusion it was very difficult and finally the national guard was given orders. they open on the strikers. two people were killed. in that gunfire and as many as 15 or wounded minimart hundreds that were injured in the mainly that ensued. they were able to team down the violence and the tensions that have ensued. the violence of that day and believe it was may 25 of 1934. sort of stopped everybody in their tracks. there has to be a better way. eventually, the plant recognized that. and eventually they got the bargaining rights. they recognized the union and it was a win for the labor movement. that's what this represented. this is probably

he's a member of the air national guard who just happened to be sitting in the back of the plane, and was able to pull several people from the burning wreckage. dave? >> all right, jason carroll live for us this morning in connecticut. appreciate that. >>> cnn has learned exclusively the fbi is running facebook ads that appear to target russian spies in washington for recruitment to switch sides. one of the ads shows a young woman with her family at graduation with russian texts saying "for your future, for the future of your family." other ads include russian texts translating to "isn't it time for you to make your move?" and "time to drawbridges." the ads the link to a page on the fbi field office website with an invitation to "come visit us in american." >>> looking at markets around the world, german markets are closed for reunification day. asian stocks slid as fears about trade and the global economy grow. hong kong officials are considering invoking emergency powers to ban mask east at protests. it would be the first time the emergency law has been used in more than half a cent

he's a reserve in the national guard.ow service member, garland signed his hat and gave it to the captain. >> they've done a lot for the community and to provide something back to them, to get that hat meant a lot. >> i think a guy like that who's truly committed, i couldn't think of anyone who deserved it better than that man. >> reporter: it ended with a meet and greet, a chance for everyone on base to take pictures and get autographs and for the players a chance to say thank you. in alameda, anthony florez nbc bay area news. >> super fun. that's going to do it for us. we'll see you at 11:00. >> good night. >>> you're listening to me right now, and you're still in your home, leave. >> arnold, lebron, kate hudson and more evacuated. the devastating fire. ben affleck slips from his sobriety, but immediately owns up to it, and what a night of style complete with the academy that may just come true. >> they're holding your oscar. >> this lost ga-ga gown has been found. bradley cooper brings his daughter out forea special oc

i was looking, we have national security adviser and the coast guard cutter, with all of the national security cutter, does doing great things to support adam world davis for the dprk, whether that's partnering with the philippines, or strong kings, to the enemies, whether it's putting a different face on the south china sees, a little bit of the challenge that off our patrol, we were awarded and we have the shipbuilding group, a very devastating category five hurricane that hit them last year in october. we just work through a process here, secretary signed off, that's going to go on capitol hill for about 60 days here, but there's a way forward here. we think they will remain viable, but also allow us so the real reason for, this it's sort of a federal acquisitions, but we think there is a national compelling urgency on fielding it, that 70% for our entire fleet that those counter drug sober in the thick of that now and we will build waterways. >> on that piece, how much of a delay do you have to participate in the fielding? >> consuming this, i think we cut that the lay down on the

veterans or currently serving like tulsi gabbard who is active duty in her home state in the army national guard160 congress, 30 are democrats, the 66 are republicans. so some of the pushback, you ask whether the president is calculating any of that, i would say that he is. some of the pushback from those members in congress who are looking at the blood and treasure that was spent over four months taking a city like a bombing in syria and watching it go back it is tough to watch that on the lives that were lost and the people that stood, you are right, there are certain actions, but i wonder what the politics are for calculating this for the white house. >> bret: lisa is not wrong that republicans are much more vocal when it comes to syria than they are in the impeachment process. >> melissa: we think are turkey will agree that the withdrawal has taken place under the terms of the agreement. it means that the turkish cause is a turkish halt in military operations. that's from the kurdish side. we will see. president trump sounding off on his old rival hillary clinton after her controversial comm

she is very brave, major in the national guard. been first hindu, first samoan, a strong-willed person. and just built with aberration, by far my favorite democrat. for hillary clinton to make that charge without any evidence is the pathetic example of trump derangement syndrome ever. and it is scandalous, slanderous. you know chris said that she should get a bomb, tulsi gabbard should get a bump. she should. she is the strongest best in the field. she is against this warmongering that president clinton, these regime change wars, i mean, i've cover them all over the last decade and a half. how many more do you want? libya, hillary clinton's legacy. remember qaddafi, qaddafi was a lot better than what we had. same thing in egypt. same thing in iraq, thanked same thing in afghanistan. >> martha: go ahead, chris. >> chris: i mean i find it funny that she's her favorite democrat, geraldo, but okay. i think she is an interesting candidate. i don't know that she's my cup of tea. i don't know if she's the parties cup of tea but she's defi

you can see and national guard vehicle. a lot of officers, law enforcement, fire departments down the street are out here to protect the area. thankfully we have not seen any damage in the area. we have kind of driven around different roads and really nothing to speak of. just a lot of smoke in the air. let's take youtube video from earlier this morning as the fire was burning and we can kind of talk about what we know. a lot of anxiety among evacuees. they really want to know when they can go home. sonoma county sheriff says they did the right thing by ordering tens of thousands of people to evacuate. the goal is to get the fire contained by november 7 but with another wind event expected to cause an issue for firefighters. as of this morning, no evacuations have been lifted.>> it is my priority as a sheriff. right now it is too dangerous in the evacuation zones as we heard the wind is still very unpredictable. we will get you returned us in his estate safe. truck the sheriff's is there more than 200 officers keeping their

homicide rates in the country and they said that what they're doing is continuing to send out the national guardat's a newly formed and quite militarized police force out into key hotspots in the country to draw and deal with things and also having social programs that would try and give employment to people to give some hope put it money in the pocket of people who otherwise might be tempted into organized crime so the message was quite positive coming from the top and then the news came out that image we can the state in southwest mexico police officers have been. killed by presumably organized crime in that region now mitch mcconnell is a state in which there's different criminal organizations battling over it one of the strongest of those organizations if not the strongest is the cartel new generation and there were banners left with the burnt out vehicles of the police seem to was signed as if they were from that cartel now sometimes those banners can be used misleadingly but that is a strong organization in that part the country that has been involved in murdering policemen and law enforce

the national guard on the parked behind me. along shiloh road in this part of sonoma county, the windsor santa rosa line is where the fire was very active overnight. just about 100 structures have burned in the kincade fire since it started wednesday. around 7 a.m. you could see smoke coming from the ridge near chalk line road. a short time ago we went to the area to check to check on several structures off of leslie road consumed by the fire. some of them appeared to be homes. the weather conditions right now are cool, but not windy. although it is still dry. firefighters hope the lack of wind will allow them to gain the upper hand in these intense firefight.>> today we are all in. everybody has a focused mission to really get the area ready for the wind coming tomorrow, so that we do not have to chase it like we had the past couple of days. we can use the day to recuperate and regroup and reinforce the work that we have done. now it will build ourselves up for tomorrow. >> reporter: firefighters say they were chasing the fire

see pro cars in our area from all over the northern part of california and in particular, the national guard is here, they have been working with us to set up traffic control checkpoint so you will see national guard folks along with peace officers at checkpoints. they have been doing an amazing job of protecting neighborhoods, keeping people out and we will continue to be vigilant for people entering evacuation zones against orders. we will continue to be vigilant for people engaged in looting and we will not tolerate that. this will be a cautious day with the winds. we will get a lot of questions about the population, how people can get to their homes, a lot of anxiety and anxiousness there. we will work with cal fire and look at the weather forecasts and fire forecasts. today is probably not going to be a good day to talk about repopulation as far as good news. we are going to have to kind of wait and see how the wind behaves and the fire behaves and then we can talk about repopulation. although, many people are anxious to get back save, it is probably going to be a day that we pause befo

injured, taken to local hospitals, including two firefighters and a member of the connecticut air national guardane, 10 were passengers who paid to take the ride, and three folks, aircraft crew. there was another person on the ground in the warehouse. >> reporter: according to flight aware, the aircraft departed bradley international at 9:48 a.m. eastern, reached an altitude of about 800 feet. only two minutes later, pilots telling the tower they had a problem. >> what's the reason for coming back? >> number four engine we'd like to return, blow it out. >> i commented to my associate then you could hear it sputtering and he wasn't climbing any more. >> reporter: the bomber built in 1944, one of 18 that remain, part of an educational tour across the country offering flights to civilians. >> this airplane was not just old, it was ancient. so it's a real question for the faa, how old is too old? >> reporter: in 1987, the same b-17 bomber overran a runway in beaver falls, pennsylvania. 12 people were on board, three people injured. as for this crash, the ntsb is on the ground with a go team right no

coming up, governor newsom is re-upping when it comes to keeping national guard troops at the mexicow details in the number of troops and how long they'll be stationed there. >>> plus security shakeup at sfo, all new for you this morning, the group one san francisco leader wants to patrol airport terminals instead of cops. >>> and here is something adorable for you. a cop gets some cheerleading lessons. we'll see how he does. you're watching "today in the bay." put your hands on your hips. welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! skyride. mini golf. relax! relax! relax! you take this man to be your husband? i do. married. no time for basketball. pool. carnival. choose fun. >>> we are coming up on 5:44 and headed o the door in dublin, as we have a clear start and we have chilly temperatures. we'll drop down to 44 degrees around sunrise and see it warming up today. mostly sunny and 71 degrees at 1:00 today. we'll talk about this and what's ahead for the rest of the week in less than five minutes. >

and and i spent 26 s in government either full-time or pipe -- part-time service between the national guard and the cia, my ten plus years on capitol hill. i've taken the same oath about five times in my life to preserve and protect and defend the constitution. i take deadly seriously. i will to that i die and that's what drove in that circumstance because it was very clear during the war that those are to ms. amount of intelligence that flowing out of the theater in the early days of conflict that indicated potential chemical agent attacks have taken place or chemical agent lines have been going off. i was working at the cia's equivalent of cnn headline news satellite imagery operation at the time, there iss very turnaround reporting off of satellite imagery. every time during that war that these reports would come in, whether they were human intelligence report or even signal intelligence cuts from the nationals could agency, we would call schwarzkopf, general schwarzkopf in riyadh and asked is this real? every time willl be told no, false alarm, don't worry about it. in the rush of the c