and i am saying this, well, about the national guard of ukraine, because a serviceman of the nationaluard of ukraine, in our country these processes take place all the time, in the armed forces, they are the same, we we see bigboards going on and the military is going 120%, some are going 150, hr, pr, all these buzzwords, i learned during the full scale invasion, because we have to advertise, recruit, we already know, business... with projects like a brigade is a company that provides certain services for the state, you hunt for personnel, and we collect personnel for ourselves, we transfer from other parts, you know, somewhere there we go to another brigade, there come to us better, our borscht is redder than yours in your dining room, we are still recruiting personnel, and you know, maybe someone there for the military and political leadership is considering that there someone somewhere is doing some there... dads get money, construction, and now there are many unfortunate situations, speculative situations, such two recent situations, this is ternopil-ivano-frankivsk regarding the

important state facilities, patrolling territories, mass events at which representatives of the national guard of ukraine are also present. i want to say that i started my service in the 14th year in the 50th regiment, which is based in the ivano-frankivsk region, and those servicemen who guard burshtynska tes or patrol the stations in ivano-frankivsk, six months ago... they fought for our independence in the srebynsky forest, and these teams of sergeant soldiers, they lost their comrades, they saw the enemy in the crosshairs of their riflemen. they were destroying it, and now they're back there on rotation, someone got injured, they're doing that patrol now, and uh, i'm very, well, to be honest, i was driving here, thinking about it, i'm very proud, because i'm serving in the national guards of ukraine, because from us, if servicemen or officers go somewhere are transferred, then they are transferred either to the security service of ukraine or to the main intelligence department, because there are prospects there, someone understands that he is better at this or that, and we have our own aca

important state objects, patrolling of territories, mass events, at which representatives of the national guard are also present. of ukraine, i want to say that i started my service in the 14th year of the 50th regiment, which is based in ivano-frankivsk region, and those military personnel who guard the burshtynska tes or patrol the stations in ivano-frankivsk, they fought for our independence in the serebryam forest six months ago, and these company teams, sergeant soldiers, they were losing their comrades, they saw the enemy in the sights of their small arms, they were... destroying him, and now they're back there on rotation, someone got wounded, and they 're doing that patrol now, and eh, i was very, well, to be honest, i was driving here, i thought about this, i am very proud of the fact that i am serving in the national guard of ukraine, because from us, if servicemen or officers are transferred somewhere, they are transferred either to the security service of ukraine or to the main intelligence department, because there are prospects there, someone understands that he is better at this

well, now we will talk about the national guard. spokesman ruslan muzachuk of the national guard of ukraine. you are already with us, mr. ruslan, we congratulate you. good morning, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. is this your holiday today? do you consider it your holiday? today is a holiday for everyone, i believe, and defense forces, and law enforcement agencies, and even rescuers, everyone who does this important work, protecting. our citizens, the state, because we now see different people in the ranks, different representatives of different professions, as part of different formations and military personnel, and again rescuers who are constantly even along the front line and near-front population centers, and of course the guardsmen and the armed forces. in what areas is the national guard currently fighting? units of our brigades are currently performing tasks along the entire front line, and of course in those areas. where the enemy is concentrating its main efforts, during this day we see that the most active, most ac

mass events attended by representatives of the national guard of ukraine. want to say that i started my service in the 14th year in the 50th regiment, which is based on ivano-frankivsk region, and those military personnel who guard the burshtynsk tess or patrol the stations in ivano-frankivsk, they fought for our independence six months ago in the serebliamtsk forest, and these sergeant commanders, they lost their comrades. they saw the enemy in the sights of their small arms, they destroyed him, and now they are back there on rotation, someone was wounded, they are now engaged in that patrol, and uh, i was very, well, to be honest, i was driving here, i was thinking about it, i was very i am proud that i am serving in national guard of ukraine, because from us, if servicemen or officers are transferred somewhere, then they are transferred either to the security service of ukraine or to the main intelligence department, because there are prospects there, someone understands that he is better at this or that. and we have our own academy that trains officers,

important state facilities, patrolling of territories, mass measures, at which representatives of the national guardine are also present, i want to... say that i started my service in the 14th year in the 50th regiment, which is based in ivano-frankivsk region, and those servicemen who guard burshtynsk tess or patrol train stations in ivano-frankivsk, they fought for our independence six months ago in the serebryam forest, and these companies, sergeants, soldiers, they lost their comrades, they saw the enemy in the sights of their small arms, they destroyed him and for... they returned to the rotation there, someone was injured, they are now engaged in that patrol, and i really, well, to be honest, i was going here, i thought about it, i am very proud of the fact that i am serving in the national guard of ukraine, because from us, if soldiers or officers somewhere are transferred, they are transferred either to the security service of ukraine or to the main intelligence agency, because there are prospects there, someone understands that he is better at this or that, and we have our own academy that

in the small town of burnsville, we watched ads as the national guard rescued this woman, the first of seven. all right. the clear signal was given, and the person is now being hoisted. then troops were sent on another mission -- nearly 60 miles south in hendersonville where three survivors were clearly relieved and grateful to see the helicopter land. how are you feeling right now? >> grateful to be alive. grateful that everyone is safe, and trusting that everyone will make it through this. >> reporter: the north carolina national guard is also delivering food and water to people who have waited days for relief. >> we're working together to open more major routes, to push supplies forward while repairing roads, utilities, and communications. >> reporter: in erwin, tennessee, the owners of impact plastics say five employees and a contractor are missing after trying to escape flash flooding. for some of those rescued in north carolina this baseball field became a home base to regroup and begin to recover. >> i figure i can do more for the community by being on the outside, so that's kin

the national guard was deployed to the southern border. the national guard is now part of the army, and these were soldiers that had to open fire. all right, let's talk about that militarization just the un has recently expressed concern about the growing roles of to maxine miller. mexican military is taken in public security. tell us why is this seen as a problem of the accountability with the army in someone 10 minutes, but they are tried in military courts at the police report. so therefore a, there is a lot more for the remaining pieces to go on. additionally, there are many studies that show would be increasingly use legal for and therefore if there was an incident that ends up being are need is more likely that there will be simply in depth and serious civilian injury. um and also there's a big question about the, the, how the army is, for example, in the city of the i've done in the data in a lower right now the for the past 3 weeks, the residents have been barely able to go outside because there have been numerous, shoot out kidnap

with the chief of intelligence of the artillery of the fourth rubizh brigade, captain of the national guard of ukraine, volodymyr nazarenko, he is already on your screens, mr. volodymyr, good morning, good morning, studio, good morning viewers, thank you for the opportunity to join your ether. thank you for being able to reach us on the air. what is happening now in the bakhmut direction, please tell me, uh, in general, in the areas where it performs tasks our brigade, the fourth brigade of the rubizh national guard and my comrades, the situation does not change much, because every day it is a critical contact, well, the enemy attacks, the enemy tries to advance, there is an all-out battle, and so on, let's say, every day. every day is a battle, every day skirmishes, every day artillery shelling, every day the enemy tries, in general, to advance , and my brothers, the real heroes, and in general, the fighters of the defense forces are doing everything possible to restrain the enemy, in fact, attempts to advance into the enemy there dozens, if not hundreds, and in most cases for the enemy, t

this is the largest national guard mobilization in advance of a storm in florida history. we also have the florida state guard, 10 maritime crews, three hi what are you tv's, two u 860 blackhawks, four drone teams, two amphibious rescue crews and almost 200 florida state guard soldiers. linemen and power restoration resources are being marshaled. we have over 43,000 linemen who are being brought in from as far away as california so we appreciate them for power restoration. we all have also assisted with evacuation of 300 health care facilities in the potential path of the storm. state veteran nursing homes currently located in the cone are accepting families of residents to shelter with them as they are built to withstand category five hurricane winds and they are outside of the flood zone. florida's disaster fund. this was activated after ian, idalia and helene. if you want support for milton, go to florida disaster fund.org. this is really significant way to help people. you should be executing your plan now. if you are going to get out, get out now. you have time today.

he has suggested that he could use both the national guard and the u.s. military to go after americans who don't support him okay so let's start erica, with what the law provides. first of all, there is a general presumption against using national guard or the military for anything that's law enforcement related. so there are laws that are against that. and so there's only exceptional circumstances where when there is a credible reason of fear for them to be used in domestic law enforcement. they can be used second, national guard in particular has various legal authorities that it can be used under. generally it's under the authority of governors. there are certain circumstances when a president can authorize them to act, but again, those are things that other presidents have used it's for example, assistance and natural disasters, sometimes border protraction, but there's a legal framework under what those things are authorized with the former president appears to be talking about is something that would be a corruption of the use of the national guard

and trusting that everyone will make it through this. >> reporter: the north carolina national guardalso delivering food and water to people who have waited days for relief. >> we are working together to open more major routes, to push supplies forward while repairing roads, utilities, and communications. >> reporter: in erwin, tennessee, the owners of impact plastic say five employees and a contractor are missing after trying to escape flash flooding. for some of those rescued today in north carolina, this baseball field became a home base to regroup and begin to recover. >> i figure i can do more for the community from being the outside, so that's kind of where i'm at. it was just -- it was stressful. but not the worst experience in life. >> reporter: tell me what concerns you most about the community. it seems like there's still people there. >> they see more supplies. they desperately need fuel. >> reporter: not every one of those rescues the national guard did today had a positive outcome. some of those missions turned into recoveries for those who did not survive. norah? >> nor

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. >> it should be very easily handled by, if necessary, by national guard or if really necessary hey, by the military the enemy from within donald trump with some of his darkest language yet about his political foes and stepping in the u.s deploys advanced weapons and troops to help the threat that israel faces from iran at new york city on this monday morning. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. we are now just 22 days until election day. millions of early votes already have been cast in a race that new polling shows is getting tighter than ever over the weekend. the latest abc news ipsos poll has kamala harris with a slim 50 to 48 lead among likely voters nationally, no clear leader. just last month, harris had a five-point lead in this same poll it's going to be a tight race until the very end and we are running as the underdog so we have some hard work ahead of us, but we like donald trump's tone is getting darker on immigration, on his political opponents. >> here was the former president and a series of campaign rallies and interviews. jus

more than 1000 national guard soldiers are rescuing people. they have rescued more than 1400 people so far and they are deployed in food, water, and other supplies. many thousands of pounds. we are grateful for the quick actions and close communications we have had with the president and with fema, mr. secretary, we are grateful to you when the president for sending administrator chris wells who has been on the ground with me in western north carolina as we are working to coordinate this massive, massive surge of help to western north carolina. and mr. president, we know we have asked a lot of you and we are grateful you are here and for your actions. this is going to be a long and difficult recovery, but talking with person after person in western north carolina, i know we can come back and that we will come back because the people of western north carolina are resilient. working together, we can get through this and i am proud to recognize my friend, the president of the united states, joe biden. president biden: thank you, governor. good af

the georgia national guard is not going anywhere. our soldiers, volunteers from our state defense force live in many of the unities affected by the storm. their kids go to school there. they go to church there. we are going to be committed to helping give -- get us all through this. happy to answer any questions you may have about our response efforts after this and thank you very much. >> good morning. i just want to hit on a couple topics quickly government -- the governor mentioned and i want to brag for a second on the state's response. traditionally we let the ssc in some capacity but we have been overwhelmed. we have been overworked for a few days. our folks are tired in the last thing i needed them to do was come by you grumbling should i appreciate the hard work of our team and their efforts. have been getting after it. bragging on some of the folks standing up here, major general who is modest in his response. his team is out there they are doing a fabulous job. last night we found a capacity weeded out of arkansas and louis

this is the largest national guard mobilization in advance of a storm in florida history. we also have the florida state guard, 10 maritime crews, three hi what are you tv's, two u 860 blackhawks, four drone teams, two amphibious rescue crews and almost 200 florida state guard soldiers. linemen and power restoration resources are being marshaled. we have over 43,000 linemen who are being brought in from as far away as california so we appreciate them for power restoration. we all have also assisted with evacuation of 300 health care facilities in the potential path of the storm. state veteran nursing homes currently located in the cone are accepting families of residents to shelter with them as they are built to withstand category five hurricane winds and they are outside of the flood zone. florida's disaster fund. this was activated after ian, idalia and helene. if you want support for milton, go to florida disaster fund.org. this is really significant way to help people. you should be executing your plan now. if you are going to get out, get out now. you have time today.

the national guard and fema on the ground for days now. tonight, they're now dealing with something else. the false claims and conspiracy theories about fema and the federal help being pushed by former president trump. north carolina's republican senator knocking down the false claims. and just moments ago, vice president harris before the cameras, calling the false claims by the former president irresponsible, saying americans in the storm zone are entitled to the help. morgan norwood from north carolina tonight. >> reporter: tonight, with the death toll from hurricane helene now at 230, and massive recovery efforts still underway, federal agencies on the ground facing another obstacle -- conspiracy theories and false claims spreading about the response. amplified for days by president trump, who is falsely claiming fema disaster relief money is being spent on migrants instead of survivors. >> they're getting no help from our federal government, because they have no money, because their money has been spent on people that should not be in

if need be, we've got to regular military to take care of that, which is primarily a national guards job, is to kind of police in times of civil unrest. so i think that quotes, i think it's kind of taken out of context. i do think that he did say he said, unfortunate things about adam schiff. i don't like him saying like maybe roundup adam schiff, right. but the rest mark quote, david when you when you talk about the full context, i mean, he's had he's had several opportunities to clean this up and he's not doing it and i have to clean it up for him now, jim. well, but you're not you're not going to be the president. he would he would be if he wins and to say that you're going to go and use the military or the national guard to round people up i mean, that just sounds bonkers. it's dangerous, jim. so again again, jim, i think that he was the crux the bulk of that was was addressed at maria's point about civil unrest. but post-election and any through in the schiff part and he shouldn't have because you shouldn't the military is above that, the military is a supposedly at a political

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also what to say thank you to men and women of the florida national guard, the florida state guard, the florida highway patrol, southwest florida water management district and the florida department of agriculture. they all joined forces together to move to bring every work into the wee hours of the night last night. we at huge platoons of dump trucks being escorted by florida highway patrol in severe weather to get debris off of those barrier islands. what we are able to accomplish is truly remarkable and you're the governor, we moved nearly 55,000 yd.3 of debris and made huge dent which is what have tremendous impact on safety as hurricane milton makes landfall. i want to say thank you for bringing the vision and direction to do something at such a great feat. with evacuations we did notice heavy traffic on i-75 and i for going north to our land and up to i.t. and over the last few days. we did use emergency shoulder used. get help to resolve that traffic and we have continued to have both afford highway patrol and her and her road ranger service patrol circling those quarters to offe

, then... the national guard is issued, these are fascists, they are immediately identified instantly, by the tattoo, you undress them , just some skulls there, the german sweets are constantly on, who are the national guards coming, of course i immediately pay attention to this, the sweets once and the uniform twice, to the flesh of the bulletproof vest, you open it, he is in the sixth grade, so he was released, went to kiev to earn money, he was in touch with his mother until 2022, he could communicate, then it started, something happened with the connection. the connection was lost, he wanted to return home, so like before i couldn't do it, because we couldn't go, well, and our borders were closed and they wouldn't let those, well , people who were of military age, like, out of the border, well, some swam across rivers, they were shot at there. well , ukrainians, some drowned, those who were there from western ukraine, well, not all, but many, many of those who simply hate something, and so it is with russian speakers, those who are there from donbass, kharkov, well, this attitude

. >> gio: "gma" flying with the national guard as they deliver critical supplies. the scope of devastation immense, and through it all, it's southeast strong. this as the potential hurricane threatens the south. >> janai: back in butler. donald trump returns to the site of his first assassination attempt. >> as i was saying -- >> janai: supported by billionaire elon musk as vice president kamala harris visits storm-ravaged north carolina. >> putting just all hands on deck. >> janai: praising the residents' resilience, and promising more help. >> whit: new overnight. israel launches intense air strikes in lebanon targeting hezbollah, and vows a strong response to the missile attack as israel prepares to mark the one-year anniversary of the october 7th massacre. our live report from the region. >> gio: super sales. it's black friday in october as major retailers launch deals to kick start the holiday shopping season. what to buy now, and what to wait on. ♪ >> janai: and spectacular upset. the commodore commotion as vanderbilt shocks number one alabama to beat the cri

infantry brigade of the armed forces of ukraine, three brigades of the territorial defense of the national guard brigade were defeated, 10 counterattacks of assault units of the armed forces of ukraine were repelled. the enemy lost up to 890 servicemen, two tanks, four combat armored vehicles, 60 cars, 12 field artillery guns, and eight field ammunition depots. defense reported that during the week, during the most acute phase of the battles for ugledar , 44 ukrainian soldiers surrendered, and on all fronts , 83 soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine realized the dire situation, laid down their arms, and went over to the russian side. now an entire section of the front from ugledar to pokrovsk is becoming a bridgehead, for which it is increasingly difficult for ukrainian militants to fight in kurakhovo, their logistics hub, which they held as once for the ugledar group, and now the ukrainian... reserve entrenched there, together with its armored vehicles and stored weapons, will have to try to hold this line in order to somehow stop our movement to pokrovsk, but this is already unlikely. in the

of ukraine, because a serviceman of the national guard of ukraine, these processes take placestantly in our country, er, in the armed forces, they likewise, we see bigboards happening, and the military devotes 120% to it, some there 150%, they are engaged in hr, pr, all these buzzwords. i will learn during a full-scale invasion, because we need to advertise, recruit personnel, we are already, you know, business projects, the stupid brigade is a company that provides certain services for the state, and we also collect personnel, we transfer from other parts, you know, somewhere there we are going to another brigade, let’s do better there, our borscht is redder than your grandfather’s, yes, yes, yes, and we are recruiting personnel, and you know, maybe someone there do you think about the military and political leadership, what someone is doing somewhere, some deputies are getting money, construction, and now there are many unfortunate situations, speculative situations, such are the last two situations, these are ternopil-ivano-frankivsk regarding the construction of rehabilita

major general todd hunt from the north carolina national guard joins us now.could please give us a sense of just the sheer magnitude of the damage that you're seeing there and the challenges that all of that creates to help these storm victims >> thank you for the for the time today. and our hearts go out to the citizens of western north carolina and our prayers go out to the servicemen and women who are out there helping our fellow north carolinians. i will tell you, i was out there monday. um, it is it is bad. and the areas are vast. i would like to give some context. this is, um, you know, some some steep and tough terrain and the lines of communication whether it's road networks sales or power has been cut off to a lot of villages and towns. um, so we are in the process of making communication with those as well. i would also like to say that um, you know, we have uh, a lot of soldiers and airmen that are out there pushing commodities right now in the last couple of days, we have pushed over 1 million pounds of commodities to the region. and a lot of those

some sec people, radical left lunatics, and it should be very easily handled,if necessary, by national guard, by the military because they can't let that happen. maria: following my interview, democrats and many mainstream media outlets constructed their own political narrative without including the full context of the q&a about a outside agitators on election day. among the media outlets that ran misleading headlines, npr, "vanity fair," the guardian, many others x. this is how the interview was covered on television. watch this. >> in a fox news interview, the former president also suggested using the military to go after what he calls the enemy from within on election day. >> it comes as former president trump is employs increasingly inflammatory rhetoric and suggesting using the military against what he describe asked as domestic enemies. >> it, we're at the point where he's saying i'm going to use the national guard and the military to take my political enemies ou- >> i'm talking about donald trump saying that he wants to use the national guard and the military to go after the left. tha

give us an idea of how dedicated the national guard troops are to helping out? >> the soldier you interviewed i was with her two days ago. what she did and probably did not tell you is all the organizations coming in. they were sitting in a hangar piled up. she organized them by commodity so they can could get loaded ono helicopters. that's like water and food diapers and other commodities are generously donated and get out to the point of need. then we have soldiers like a student at appalachian state who actually lost everything in the storm. saw he lost everything. drove to his unit of assignments and i'm volunteering for state active-duty and he has been on duty ever since. sue have unbelievable, extraordinary. amazing. the level of courage that it takes to do that in this selflessness. i am so grateful for what you are doing for the people in need. you've got another storm coming i wish you all the strength you need to continue the work you are doing. it's good to hear, general, you are saying the soldier we heard from how she itemize everything. they are g

we have 31 national guard helicopters available. they are launching now. along with many of the state's law enforcement helicopters, there is coast guard and many agencies all in the air. a very coordinated effort at the state to get all those aircraft in the air and they are focused on search and rescue immediately. they do do damage assessments in parallel when they can but those assessments will come a little later as they are focused on the search and rescue now that the aircraft can get in the air with now that the storm has passed and the winds allow it. so like your assessment, there is a lot of damage but it would be hard at this point to categorize it. >> bill: general, you know a lot of curious folks wondering how their homes are doing today and be anxious to get back and have a look. when do you think it's safe? >> as you heard the governor say we won't prevent folks coming into home. pay attention to local law enforcement agencies say and that it is safe. that's our primary focus is that it's safe. so we're looking at clearing the roads that are

sick, radical left lunatics who should be handled by the national guard or military.d that one of the lunatics he addressed was congressman adam schiff. that's who he was talking about using the national guard and military against. >> why are you shaking your head, governor? >> enemy from within, people like adam schiff. >> again, jake, i can't -- >> i'm reading you his quotes. >> i can't speak for him. but i do think you are misinterpreting and misrepresenting his thoughts. i do believe, again -- >> who? you don't believe yourself. it's very sad, actually. >> a number of illegal immigrants come over the border in an unconstrained, unrestrained fashion. the biden/harris administration allowed this to happen. >> let's, by the way, now, go to when donald trump left office. >> 15,000 violent felons in the united states. they have no idea where they are. that is what i believe the president is referring to. >> some of those that came in during donald trump's term, by the way. >> but i also -- >> i'm literally reading his quotes to you, and i played them earlier so you cou

, only the national guard is issued, these are fascists, it is immediately revealed, instantly by ... one of the servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine, captured in this direction, turned out to be a local. even before he left, according to him, to earn money, and for many years did not see his mother. our military showed him the settlement where he grew up, which was shot at just a few days ago. thirty-first floor on the right. no, with you always, what happened, they took you to war, so i think, right, you did what you said, that you will not fight against your own, yo, boy, thanks for bringing him, he is not that, not a terrorist, for god's sake, tell me your position, who did you fight as, a shooter, profession palmyachik, i don't remember him, when i got to klem, recently. i could communicate, then i started my own, something happened with the connection, well, i lost contact with him, i wanted to go back home, since i couldn’t do it before - because we couldn’t go, well, and our borders were closed and they didn’t let those, well, people who were of military age, like

as soon as the national guard is issued, these are fascists, it is immediately identified , by the tattoosess them and there are just some skulls there, the german sweets are constant, who are the national guards, this of course immediately attracts attention, from the eraser once and the uniform twice, to the flesh of the bulletproof vest, you open it, it is the sixth class he has. the sixth class is not needed by a simple soldier in principle, it is very expensive, there are few of them, this is a foreign all-round secondment, one of servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine, who was captured in this direction turned out to be a local, even before the start of the svo he left, according to him, to earn money, and for many years he had not seen his mother, our soldiers showed him the settlement where he grew up, which he had been shooting at just a few days ago. what happened? they took him to war, he was captured at home, that's right, you also said that you would not fight against your own people, they fucked her, guys, thanks for bringing her, he is not that, not a terrorist at all, fo

which direction remains tense in the area of ​​responsibility of the 15th brigade of the national guardukraine karadakh, which is in the direction of the city of selidovo and holds the defense lines, the situation is stably controlled, but tense. the enemy does not stop trying to carry out attacks on our positions, carries out deep breakthroughs at the expense of a small group of infantry, but is successfully destroyed on ambushes. it has been increasing in recent days. armored vehicles, there were cases of the use of tanks, mtlb, er, infantry fighting vehicles, which moved south of the city and tried, it was most likely reconnaissance by battle, therefore the enemy was destroyed, not allowed, the counter-battery struggle is felt significantly, the enemy has pulled the artillery systems closer to the line of combat engagement, is using a larger one. after the loss of the ugledara, what do you think the situation will be in your direction now? the enemy partially changed tactics, after trying to actively advance with a wide front, was stopped at the beginning of september in the first de

as soon as the storm passes, the national guard is deploying 6000 florida national guardsmen as well as 3000 national guardsmen from other states. and we have 500 technical vehicles, including a 180 high water vehicles, aerial water, and ground national guard search and rescue teams. this is the largest florida national guard search and rescue mobilization in the entire history of the state of florida and to play and carrying government scientists on the cup and flew into the storm. they wanted to collect data from inside the hurricane to get a better understanding of steve on stones. they say it's been helpless. fontes deal better with natural disasters. are correspondent high jo. castro's in florida was more on how people there prepare debris from the last hurricane helene that struck less than 2 weeks ago. still litters this tampa neighborhood workers are raising to remove it too. for her, he milton arrives in turns these shards of damage homes into projectiles. milton is predicted to be the biggest storm to hit tampa in a 100 years with winds likely topping 200 kilometers an hour

as soon as the storm passes, the national guard is deploying 6000 florida national guardsmen as well as 3000 national guardsmen from other states. and we have $500.00 technical vehicles, including a $180.00 high water vehicles, aerial water, and ground national guard search. and rescue teams. this is the largest florida national guard search and rescue mobilization in the entire history of the state of florida. slow correspondent, how did your kind of struggle points from orlando florida? time is running out for people's final preparations before the arrival of hurricane milton is expected to make land fall in florida at 06 g, thursday, hitting the west coast near the city of sarasota before making his way across the states. and then back out to see the winds are expected to reach 200 kilometers per hour at their p. n. a storm surge of up to 3 and a have meters will likely bring catastrophic flooding to the floor to west coast. more than 1000000 people have been ordered to evacuate many coming here to orlando, which is still in the past, but not as close to the ocean. power outages i

as soon as the storm passes, the national guard is deploying 6000 florida national guardsmen as well as 3000 national guardsmen from other states. and we have $500.00 tactical vehicles, including a $180.00 high water vehicles, aerial water, and ground national guard search. and rescue teams. this is the largest florida national guard search and rescue mobilization and the entire history of the state of florida. applying kerry and government scientists and their equipment flew into the store and they wanted to collect data from inside the hurricane to get a better understanding of sleep on storms. i say it will help respond the same speed that deals with natural disasters. how report a, how did your castro is in florida with more and how people they're preparing ahead of the storm. a debrief from the last hurricane helene that struck less than 2 weeks ago, still litters this template neighborhood. workers are raising to remove it to 4. hurricane milton arrives and turns these shards of damage homes into projectiles. milton is predicted to be the biggest storm to hit tampa in a 100 yea

thank you to both of you and all the national guard here, i appreciate it.ight? if thank you very much. liz, i just want to show you just some of the activity on the ground here as national guard, you heard governor ron desantis talking about this is the largest essential deployment of the national guard. and look at this from hurricane helene, just less than two weeks ago, liz. all of the water came in, 5 feet of storm surge pushing up sand on top of this, lloyd's going to do his best to come on up here. and i stand here at the top of what normally i shouldn't be able to put my hands up to an ice cream shop here. you can imagine families here enjoying this beautiful barrier island just outside of tampa. and you look inside, this is damage from helene less than two weeks ago. i want you to really let that sink in. look at the inside of the ice cream shop. chairs on their side. the smell of rotting dairy, no joke, that is how it smells as the sand piles they moved to the side. they didn't have enough time, liz, and everyone, to remove all the debris from hele

he refused to send in the national guard. not only that, his daughter was tweeting out to the protesters, hey, word to the wise. get the word out. national guard, not being sent in. in case anyone wants to know. it takes time to rally the national guard. she was tweeting advice to the people burning down businesses. and his wife, weirdly, sad, that during the riots, she kept the windows to the governor's mansion open, so she could smell the burning tires. wow. what was the question? >> he wanted to know what nickname donald trump has given you . >> has he attacked me? good grief. do you pay attention to the news? in his defense, i attacked him first. throughout his presidency. i started slowly with gentle, constructive criticism. i didn't leak this, but i think our shouting in the west wing was so loud that there were a number of people that could've believed it. it was february or march of his first year in office, i showed up at the oval office and we had a screaming and cursing fit. >> over immigration. >> yes. and also, t

of ukraine, because a serviceman of the national guard of ukraine, these processes happen allur country, in the armed forces, we also see them happening on the big boards. and the military is at 120%, some are at 150, doing hr, pr, all these buzzwords i'll learn during a full-scale invasion, because we have to advertise, recruit, we already know, business projects, we stupid brigade is a company that provides certain services for the state . often our borscht is redder than yours , and we are still recruiting personnel and you know, maybe someone there is in the military and political leadership, you are considering what someone is doing somewhere, some deputies are getting money, construction, and now there are many unfortunate situations, speculative situations , the last two situations are ternopil-ivano-frankivsk. about the construction of rehabilitation centers for veterans, but as i know, a residential complex was built in ternopil, they want to build a rehabilitation center in ivano-frankivsk, but the rehabilitation center with the built building will be 25%, everything

and walz is, as governor, the head of the national guard.onversation became, can minneapolis handle this on its own, with their police force and their firefighters, or does the national guard need to be called in? >> no justice, no peace! >> he was feeling this kind of real, direct, gut-wrenching sense of, "i've got to make a call here, "there's probably not a good answer, and i'm going to do my best." it was not clear to anyone what was going to happen next, and it was never clear, except in hindsight, that it was going to be necessary for the national guard to basically lock down large portions of the city. >> if you do not disperse and stop all violent, disruptive behavior, you will be arrested. >> narrator: after nearly two days of violence, walz called up a limited force to help the minneapolis police. he took pains to explain the decision to the black community. >> good morning, everyone. this has obviously been the most difficult week in minnesota in recent history, and, and maybe in our entire history. >> tim walz is trying to figure

trump says he would consider deploying the military or the national guard against someone that has trump suggests poses a greater threat to national security. then russia or china, who are they the thing that's tougher to handle these lunatics that we have inside, like adam schiff, adam schiff to shift okay, us democratic congressman adam schiff, a democrat from california, right? >> in the area. i am right now los angeles, who is now running for a seat in the u.s. senate. he was the lead prosecutor in trump's first impeachment trial. as. a factual matter, stripping this of all adjectives in any bias. the republican nominee is telling you that as commander in chief, he will contemplate using the united states military or national guard to go after his political opponents, including democrats such as the likely next us senator from california, adam schiff. that's what he's saying and he is referring to his political opponents here in the united states. americans as the enemy as scum, as a bigger and more dangerous enemy than china or russia these were his words. this is what he is telling

the message warn that national guard troops had come across two trucks of armed militias saying they were hunting fema. i want to be clear, neither the national guard or the governor's office has confirmed that report of armed residents threatening fema workers. clearly, distressed and animosity toward federal aid workers has been high since storm recovery began. local police confirm saturday, a resident came to a distribution center for supplies and threatened fema personnel who were station there. the rutherford county sheriff's office charged a man who is armed with an assault rifle threatening to harm fema employees. and ashe county, north carolina, a sheriff said they paused work there out of an abundance of caution as they assessed threats. those are just a couple of the examples of the ways in which federal and local officials have been frantically trying to combat lies and disinformation since hurricane helene hit. it disrupted efforts to provide desperately needed aid and they made emergency responders work dangerous in this disinformation prompted people who need assistance

the georgia national guard is not going anywhere. our soldiers, airmen, and volunteers from the state defense force live in many of the communities affected by the storm. they live and work there,, their kids go to school there, they go to church there. we will be committed to helping get us all through this. happy to answer any questions you may have about hour response efforts after this-- our response efforts after this, and just thank you very much. >> good morning. i just want to hit on a couple topics that the governor mentioned in his remarks, and i want to brag for just a second on the state's response i know traditionally we let you and the soc in some capacity, but we've been overwhelmed -- don't want to say overwhelmed, we have been overworked the last few days the last thing i want to do is come by you grumbling. i preach the hard work of our team and their efforts there -- i appreciate the hard work of our team and their efforts there. major general was very modest in his response. his team is out there and they are doin