, tras varios disparos dejaron un hombre hospitalizado en un accidente que involucró a agentes del orde> esta noche nos dicen que algunos de ellos escucharon a cinco disparos y sufren de problemas de salud. >>> sabemos que los padres están en el hospital difícil expresar su dolor frente la cámara, el un joven de 20 aÑos y puede las seis y me de la tarde fueron alertados y pidiendo el público retirarse como barrio vecino dicen estar al tanto. >>> escuché disparos y corrían casa y tiene la zona clausurada. >>> esto surge de un problema que afecta a miles a nivel nacional no saben que ocasionó los hechos. >>> a pesar acá policía no ha revelado detalles ahí noticias y dicen que el hombre involucrado en este excedente fue transportado al hospital y se desconoce su estado . >>> estaremos pendiente de este caso gracias por la información y la conmoción causó un tiroteo el noveno por la madrugada oficiales encontraron cerca de 50 casquil no hubo lesionados, imágenes de un antiguo puente de ferrocarril era consumido por el fuego esta tarde mal eso se desató rededor de cinco la tarde, vemos que c

orde knowledged. there's excitement ahead of the big match against. these players are temporary friends. some won't make the cut. others will be snatched up by bigger clubs. scouts have their eye on the 13 and 14 year olds and are sometimes quite aggressive in their recruiting techniques says. the head of the academy. were a prime example in germany of kids being recruited away we've lost 50 players to bigger academies in the past 3 years that's huge we discovered or supported 50 talented players that we've done last. if this was shine it's run the academy for 4 years talks to the coaches every day about the youth development. of course to build up the team but also to cash in if the players transfer to other clubs. in such a case what feist gets the money for the training costs mesut ozil brought in almost 1000000 euros. of course money comes in but you shouldn't forget that you don't get an earnings or a lever here i wouldn't venture to say that there are $4.00 guys out there today who bring in $500000.00 euros in 6 years so let's build a club house

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ord lovett was with him, who announced when he got to bridge, orry, i'm a few minutes late, as if he had just been delayed by a traffic jam, when he had been fighting on sword beach. the unsurpassed courage of the canadians, who had already seen the horrors of war on this coast. they knew what awaited them there, but they would not be deterred. once they hit juno beach, they never looked back. all of these men were part of a rollcall of honor, with names that spoke of a pride as bright as the colors they bore. the royal winnipeg rifles, poland's 24th lancers, the royal scott fusiliers, the screaming eagles, england's armored divisions, the forces of free france, the coast guard's matchbox fleet and you, the american rangers. 40 summers have passed since the battle you fought here. you were young when you took these cliffs. some of you were hardly boys, and yet you risk everything here. why? why did you do it? what compelled you to put aside the instinct for self-preservation and risk your lives to take these cliffs? what inspired all the men of the armies that met here? we look at yo

lifting tariffs on china and addition of the focus here of course being on the wording tremendous orde least the time being $50000000000.00 at last year's g 20 summit donald trump said something very similar but that didn't keep us chinese relations from deteriorating afterwards the e.u. had much more solid results to share with the world after 20 years of negotiating finally an agreement with the south american trade bloc. this. is the real message in support of open fair sustainable into space because 2 it creates good jobs. for all concerned it shows that in the struggle of motes agreements can be reached mutability should compromises can be felt. but it's getting harder the negotiations to reach agreement on the final communique were tougher than ever before and lasted through tonight straits the sides trade there was another contentious topic. climate change the united states wanted to kick the topic out of the communique altogether but in the end there was just too much opposition. in the 19 countries supported the paris agreement that's supposed to limit global warming to under

. >> reporter: the woman who had a newborn in her house was being attacked in the front ord. of the family's six dogs biting her leg. this is what the breed looks like on the akc's website. >> it looked like she had been attacked by sharks.e the bites w so brutal and so nd. >> reporter: othereighbors and men from the landscaping truck went after the dog with tools, but it didn't let go until canter jumped on the animal. >> i yelled the words, out just like i would do with my dogs. when i did, heet go and immediately he turned to me. that's when i grabbed his collar and slung him to the ground to his back and held him down. > reporter: the victim was able to flee into thehouse. before canter was through he had to help an arriving deputy. he was also bitten before both dogs were shot and later died. and neighbors say it's not the first time there's been trouble with the dog. eyyou can see where th fortified the fences. >> we've lived in fear from these dogs in our backyard for a while now. >> reporter: next door neighbor russell garciaaid the dogs had gone under or over the fen

-day landings in normandy on june 6th 1000 ording 4 is alive and has from the un belling the new memorial to those who died from britain. on the shores of normandy 75 years ago today. he. thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks did a lot of thanks and listening as commemoration abounds for d.-day on this day 75 years ago. british soldiers and other allied soldiers as well 150000 of them landing on the shores of normandy the british prime minister 3 some one in the french president manuel mccall there. having given speeches at this unveiling of that memorial you're viewing right now. striking very. much a sense of thanksgiving for a humbling sacrifice for freedom and underscoring the 2 nations france and britain's common destiny. in light of the sacrifice for talking to veterans now. there's about $300.00 surviving normandy veterans many of them there. at these commemorative events. as part of our live coverage we have in the studio. i'm on your show is our political correspondent mark softens out there in normandy for us among you well we've been talking about what this means to

throughout the presentation, you can see this format, and on the right-hand side, the way that the ord na ordinance is currently written, will change the procedures. i won't focus too much on the way it is. i will highlight the major points about the way it will be. for neighborhood notification, known as section 311, the legislation generally would expand the items that would require 311 or neighbourhood notification, and how quickly a poster must be placed on the site for certain applications. it would also expand what must be included in the packets that are mailed to the public. and all of those items listed on the right-hand side, the renderings, engineering, calculations, construction drawings, those are all now new requirements that would need to go into the packets mailed to the public for notification purposes. this is another slide you'll be seeing a lot of today. to try to go over some of the planning department's anticipated impacts and concerns, we used more of a diagram model. on the left-hand side, you'll see a grey circle, which is some of the planning implications. on

let me explain what uberup orde drone. that would fly to it a staging area. there you go. there, a human courier takes over, taking the food, i should say, right to the customer's door. uber says it is in the final stages of getting faa approval. >> it is all changing so fast. >> amazing! will that really work? >>> time to talk about a cooldown. >> we've been desperate for this for a couple days. drew? >> yeah. i'm excited to show you the forecast. we've finally broken the heat wave. widespread cooling. there is the fog. it is moving from the south and will overtake much of the bay area and bring us a night night of sleeping finally. sutro tower. you should be able to see the golden gate bridge from this camera. it is just socked in. as that marine layer continues on expand over the next couple hours, the fog is returning. that will usher in finally a cooler night. better sleeping weather. much cooler areawide tomorrow. we first saw the cooldown on the cost. tomorrow, the cooler weather will move inland into south bay. saturday and sunday. right now, the summer spread in c

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after capturing the world's attention, members of a thai soccer team are remembering their harrowing orde trapped in a flooded cave. remember this? thousands of people gathering in northern thailand to commemorate the one year anniversary by holding a marathon. nine of the boys who were ap the event helped raise money for a complex where the team was trapped for two weeks. the world was watching. divers eventually freed the boys in a delicate operation watched closely all over the world. >> okay. let's turn it on over to sports now. joe cast llano haselano has wha next. >> the giants need extras to try to complete the sweep in arizona. sports is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> i'm joe castellano at the xfinity sports desk in phoenix the giants were looking for their first series sweep of at least three games this season. new comer alex dickerson had nine r.b.i.s the first two games in arizona. would the hot streak continue? well, these two teams with some shenanigans before the game. th

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. >>> orde man arrested and charged with threatening a mass shooting at a synagogue is free on bail. amber has more on the 23-year- old suspect who police say was in possession of it illegal assault rifle and memorabilia. >> reporter: ross anthony is accused of threatening to carry out a mass shooting at a synagogue and target police officers. he suspected of posting comments in an online chat room that was traced to his home in this quiet concorde neighborhood. >>> i know him. >> reporter: this neighbor said she was working at a neighborhood polling place when he and his father came into vote last year. she says she was disturbed by news the 23-year-old is charged with threatening a mass shooting. the police confiscated items from his home including a semi automatic rifle along with high- capacity magazinesmaribel you and literature.>> could have let looseanywhere there is a elementary school. down the hill.>> reporter: police say he played a video game online where another gamer reported his threats to the fbi. which in turn notified concorde police.>> he was making references he w

yes i agree was you to some extent i think myself that conferees are a ords and our mistake was each other to have a lot of miscommunication and indeed i believe that the u.s. administration has pursued do a great extent not to transparent and incoherent the views of the iran and these are things that asia and this is an account of this clip and the administration between the. the president and between baltar and point to your words that what happened on sort of the at 730 eastern time and united states where iran shut down drone now is this is a very serious tory measure that has been taken by the iranians that united states said well it was the wrong was in international water the iranians said it was in iranian airspace the point is yes indeed. if you don't have some kind of common occasion between the 2 if you're going to have the medium so as to your bodies they have to speak with each other yes you are going to have and i will in the last i have to agree with you on that point about communication let me go back to. turnaround but mohamed i mean why would the iranian leadership

i've never been able to find any ord resources on activities affairs of the french resistance. know it was a strong factor. could you recommend any resources? could you detail something dealing with that? thank you. resistance played in the d-day invasion. one of the reasons i wrote this has alwaysause d-day been seen as an american story. it's been told within the national frame. when i tried to do is turn the lens around. envisioned the i picture where the gis are going up the beach. what was it like for the french, looking down on the beach. there were civilians. men, aere also a lot of lot of resistance men who were equal to 15 military divisions. we are talking about a force. createob on d-day was to acts of sabotage, particularly to stop trains from coming to normandy, bringing supplies, bringing troops. bridges, they crippled the transportation to the area. they also changed some of the signs in normandy from the right to the wrong it the befuddle the germans. they were active in the struggle. we tend to forget them. i would recommend one book by julian jackson which is

as they have been pinpointed in previous inquiries so although there is it's welcomes that the rec ords of the missing in the murder of now officially being recognised there is a great deal of skepticism it'll be interesting to see what justin true to the prime minister has to say on monday to convince those watching that this time things will be different now mexico has one of the highest murder rates in the wild and it's rising fast attacking violence was a key campaign pledge for president under us manual lopez obrador and the latest pars about syria is on his 1st 6 months in office john heilemann looks at what he plans to do. record murder levels in mexico it's clear the president and his mother will not a daughter needed a plan to bring the killings down and this is it or a big part of it the national guard branded as a new security force it's actually made up of the same soldiers marines and federal police that have been deployed to mexico's hot spots for years now $50000.00 of them will be stuck together in the new food and given extra permanent policing powers its 1st deployment

people thought these were the .ords that africans used when people thought about how to communicate, they thought of tarzan. this was the world, the nation, the community of ideas that really raised malcolm and that malcolm was facing in the late 1950's when he started challenging many of these ideas, and we should know in many ways, becausewas lucky, too, his parents were raised in what movement? who are they following? marcus garvey. marcus garvey in the 19 teens talked about africa and africa for the africans, but for many americans, for many african-americans, of course, they were not raised to think of africa as an you will place with the rest of the world. they were raised to think of the dark continent where enlightenment had never existed. a continent that was impoverished. impoverished because of the poverty of the people. was synonymous with the savage and the savage was synonymous with the animal and the animal was synonymous with the african, and so, as a result, many african-americans did not want to be associated with those savages, those animals, and more so wanted to

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these documents shed more light on this timeline of corruption ord an effort to try to undermine, first stop and prevent a president from winning they didn't like and rig an election. then to undermine the elected president. a long time while back we talked about this a lot. how the obama administration ind their final days vastly expanded the intelligence sharing capabilities of america's most powerful agencies. we talked about this executive order. it was the basis of all of this. i was warning about this as far back as 2017. now days before president trump's inauguration, the officers of director of national intelligence pushed to overhaul the sharing of raw intelligence which expanded the sharing of this raw intelligence from just three agencies to 17. why would they want to impose standards on the incoming administration? standards they never imposed on themselves for 8 years? according to new documents, the director of national intelligence office was eager to get the new procedures signed by the attorney general before the conclusion of this administration. not only that, around

only help awe few individuals out there and i think it was good it was narrowly tailored and tail orded that way after advocates asked senator wiener to do so. the fact it would help a very few people is a feature not a flaw. if it's your brother or your mother out there that can use that help, you would want your city to intervene in a way that provides due process rights as conserve ship process does. i don't think we continue to let people live and die on our streets even if it means conserving those who are unable to accept treatment on their own. even if it helps one person, if that person or a member of your family i would want the city to do everything in its power to keep that person safe and healthy. i want to thank the mayor and the supervisor for your incredible leadership on this and also to senator wiener for spearheading this in sack ra me. i'm grateful who crafted this proposal and i'm glad we can come to an agreement on how to put it forward. >> i know there's been a lot of conversation about this and i want to thank you for working so closely with my office and with pre

there is some sense to that ord order. i'll have steve kornacki tell you about that. where do the candidates stand? >> brand new poll out. they have been doing a weekly tracking poll in the democratic race. brand new numbers this morning. here they are. this is the state of democratic race heading into the first debate. joe biden, after a week of some controversy for joe biden, lots of talk about the comments he made at a fund-raiser about working with segregationist senators back in the 1970s. that biden number is up changed from a week ago. he was at 38% before this. he's at 38% now as we head into the debate. we talk about that first debate tomorrow night. biden will not be on the stage. sanders is not on the stage. but buttigieg not on the stage. elizabeth warren is on the stage. she will be the biggest name on the stage that first night. >> what's difference on thursday? >> that's the heavy hitters. that will be biden. they will be standing right next to each other. we got a bit of a preview this past week. it was interesting to watch as biden waded into that con

clearly the marching ord oers orders all these guys are getting is don't comply with valid subpoenas. don't comply with valid document requests. we're used to administration and slow walking information and witnesses. but this is unprecedented. >> and speaking of complying, tomorrow is the deadline for former white house official any donaldson to comply with subpoenas for documents. you said if the trump administration doesn't comply, the house should start impeachment proceeds. does this mean you're now for an impeachment inquiry? >> that's what i've said is we need draw a line in the sand that says if these subpoenas and document requests are not honored within 30 days that we start impeachment proceedings. so i'm looking at the end of june. if that time frame is not honored by theed a ministration, i will be on board with taking action. i certainly didn't come to washington d.c. to do this but this is the course our president has left us with by dis regarding the constitution and his constitutional obligations. >> i want to put up a new cnn poll from our viewers. 41% of americans s

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kayla tausche has that >> president trump in the oval office says he's signing an executive ord theirions on iran after iran downed that unmanned drone that was operated by the united states last week the president is making these comments to the press pool which he unexpectedly called into the oval office just moments ago he says these sanctions which he had been touting on twitter would focus on iran's supreme leader who would not be spared from this fresh round of sanctions. he says it's tied directly to the actions of last week he does say he would love to get a deal with iran but we will wait and see if we get more details on exactly what these sanctions are and when they would go into effect and who in addition to the supreme leader they would target >> all right kayla, thanks. >>> meantime, speaking of the white house and geopolitics, rahal solomon has more >> i'm at the fancy food show from the specialty food association. this is a conference they do every year the specialty food industry is a $150 billion food industry they're in the middle of the tariff war that's flown unde

and i'm so glad judge sullivan ord ordered the transcript. was we now know the truth. and we also know this entire report by mueller is a fraud. and we're going to find more of these things. isn't it ironic that this man who kept indicting and prosecuting people for process crimes committed a false statement in his own report. by taking out half my words, they changed the tenor and the contents of that conversation with robert kelner. it's an outrage. there's probably more of it. >> you know, add to this professor derschowiz. that in and of itself is an outrage because you are literally changing the exact meeting of what the counselor said. number one, number two. how embarrassing for mueller last week to say i couldn't indict on obstruction because the department of justice rule that doesn't allow or questions the ability of him to make a determination as it relates to whether you can or cannot indict a sitting president. and then a team he put around with andrew wiseman and company in sydney powell's license the lie. professor, you care about civil liberties, i care

. >> so you never gave final ord snr. >> no but we had something redty go subject to my approval and they came in about half an hour before and said sir, we're about ready to go. >> were planes in the air? >> about ready to go. no, but they would have been pretty soon and things with would have happened to a point where you wouldn't turn back or couldn't turn back. so they said sir, we'd like decision. i said i want to know something before you go. how many people will be killed? in this case iranians. how many people were going to be killed. sir, i'd like to get back to you on that. great people these generals. they came back said, sir, approximately 150. and i thought about it for a second and i said you know what they shot down an unmanned drone, plane, whatever you want to call it and here we are sitting with with 150 dead people that would have taken place within half an hour after i said go ahead. and i didn't like it. i didn't think it was proportionate. >> you think they were trying to provoke you? >> no, i don't think so. and i think it's very important to them. >> you don't

this is not like the capital of arab world like riyadh ords dubai.e could beat iran but it wouldn't easy. i would cost trillions of dollars, many thousands of americans would likely die. china would love it. they would be the only winners in the conflict. donald trump was elected to keep us out of disasters like war with iran. how did we get so close to starting one? simple. the neocons still deal with the enormous power. they despise donald trump. now, one of the key allies is the national security adviser of the united states. john bolton is an old friend of bill crystal's and together they helped plan the iraq war. when bolton made it to the white house, neocons cheered. they took a break from attacking trump to celebrating his hiring. stephens assured the msnbc viewers he was a great choice because he would push the president to war. >> he is not the caricaturish hawk he has been made out to be. bolton will restrain the isolationist impulses at the heart of trump's policy thinking. >> tucker: got that? john bolton is going to restrain donald trum

a ording to mueller's report, the russian campaign began in mid 20 14-rbg -- 14 n grease to have theinternet agency came to u.s. to gather material to be used in latter postings. this is the headquarters in st. petersburg, russia. >> by the end of 2016, rsians set up fake social media account that reached millions of voters aimed at promoting trump orme dividingcans. >> the russians created fake orhashtags mike kids trump, bought thousands of online ads, impersonated u.s. citizens and set up political rallies like a confederate rail yi inon hou made posters to promote a rally in pittsbuh in 2016. >> this lace out how it ensnared real american operatives include trump and advisors and kelly anne conway all retweeted these fake accounts. page 34 showed a 24016 facebook post from candidate trump himself where he sent organizers and promoted a rally in miami, but mural writes russians in the i.r.a. organize that rally and even use a fake facebook account t brag that mr. trump posted about our event. >> according to the report, i.r.a. staffers also posed as itamericanens and tried to comm

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reid waser ord held without bone ing a july hearing. the defense tried to raid reid's home in new york and he barricaded himself inside and k they k down the door to get him. comment from his defense atrneysch the naval ncis investigators say t n't speak about current investigations. jim and erika, he's in court july 21st. >>, thanksscott. >>> we want to send things back over to doug in the storm center because things are still very active on the radar, and you've got with us a new thunderstorm yerning. >> , and i just talked about this storm right here, and i told you this storm is growing ne intensity and they just issued a severe thunderstorm warning until 6:45. this is in through montgomery county and prince george's , countyming as a result of these storms beginning to die off. now let's zoom on in. i want to show you where this storm is. this is rig along 95 right along 29. just east of wheaton. s very strongtorm, a ton of lightning wit this, and the national weather service says this storm could have winds upward of 70 miles per

does the president accept the fact that russia interfered in the 2016 election in orde to help him win? >> i think the bottom line, and this got lost again this week, is that it didn't make any difference ask a lot of people to show me how you voted for and i'll show you -- >> that's not the question. >> you always try to change it to, but no votes for changed. that's not the point. does he accept the point that russia interfered to benefit point.hich is what russia >> yes, russia did attempt to interfere in our election. there is no question. let's not lose sight of the it was the previous administration that let that happen. >> so what are you going to do? what are you going to do now? is the president going to condemforeign interference? is he going to make sure his own campaign doesn't particate in this? >> he's been doing i for two years. already been working with the states to make sure that doesn't happen again. our partment ofjustice, our dhs, have been working with states and local governments to make sure that no foreign ru government, ia or anybody, has the ability to do wha

he reapplied for his permit and we sued him at the girl -- ord ward of appeals. we came in agreement between his attorney and myself and the neighbors that also sued. nine bedroom house, he was putting in additional bedrooms. it was a two and a half bedroom, one and a half bedroom -- bathroom. that is unbelievable. that is the same time -- my supervisor was telling me about monticello at the same time. people who don't know how to work the system, like the people in monticello, they are just homeowners. they don't know how to navigate the system. and fortunately, i did. i was able to get this down, and i was also was in agreement that he couldn't pave the front and the back yard, pave the side yard, had to keep the car in the garage and in the bathroom situation and the bedroom situation. i wish to put something in place these people -- if they want to build more housing or bigger housing, or more bedrooms, they do have to go through the conditional use process. the unfortunate thing with my neighbor next door, he never applied for the proper permit, which would

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debates ord all the you can go through and search for what they talked about. tariffs, i happen to know art mentioned 86 times. slavery is mentioned 1432 times. the point being is not to diminish this. were there issues of the economy and the power of the federal government? yes. were there issues of the rights of the states? yes. the point is not to dismiss any of those things we used to think, but tariffs are just a small part of a larger debate over what the future of the country was going to look like. >> thank you. mr. ayers: you're welcome. >> chuck greene from lakewood, ohio. i was wondering what you thought of the current status and scholarship of the failure to redistribute land to slaves after the war and what that might have portended for the future. henry louis gates has written about the wealth gap, but i like your comments about how scholars have either ignored or not ignored the impact or lack of redistributiond more economic justice would have had and its legacy for today. mr. ayers: you will be shocked to know that a, we disagree and our minds.

>> uh, that's not on the... in the orde no. >> is there... could you explain why we're not having a representativeteachers to testify on this bill, since theyre the main people who are going to be affected by it? >> we have heard loud and clear how the teachers feel about sb 1, and this plan has made changes responsive to those questions. does anyone have a question on the bill? well, that's why i'm, i asking these questions about the bill... >> representative richards. >> can finish my, my time, mr. chairman? i've called on representative richards. representative richards? >> smith: it became clear to everyone in the room that the republican majority was not interested in hearing the democrats' objections to the bill. >> seeing no other questions, madam secretary, please call the roll. >> mr. chairman!ch mrrman! >> it was absolutely just gut- wrenching to watch them vote. >> you're out of order, sir. >> no, you're out of order, too! by this statute, you're out of order. >> it was, "well, this is what we're going to do and this is how we're going to do it. and we'rgoing to over-vote you because we

stir medically unnecessary pelvic exams to win, unwanted, unnecessary, internal vaginal problems by ord probes by order of the state. they are being administered as a mandatory thing. we know this is happening because since the state started forcing them to do this a couple weeks ago, the staff and doctors at that clinic have started raising the alarm about the fact that they're being forced to do this and how terrible this is for their patients. atlas state law in missouri that requires women to get a pelvic exam before an abortion. doctors at that clinic do pelvic exams before they do an abortion as a matter of course. but as the state is trying to shut down the clinic, the state government has newly decided that women must endure a whole extra pelvic examination that she doesn't need and the doctor doesn't want to give her as basically the cost of her asking for an abortion. basically as the new price they're extracting from each female patient before they allow the clock to start ticking on a mandatory state-imposed 72-hour waiting period, which must elapse before the woman is allow

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as they have been pinpointed in previous inquiries so although there is it's welcomes that the rec ords of the missing in the murder of now officially being recognised there is a great deal of skepticism it'll be interesting to see what justin true to the prime minister has to say on monday to convince those watching that this time things will be different. mexico has one of the highest murder rates in the wild and it's rising fast nearly 8 and a half 1000 people were killed in the fast 3 months of this year that's almost 10 percent higher than the same period last year tackling violence was a key campaign pledge for president on the us manual lopez obrador and the latest part of our series on his 1st 6 months in office child home and looks at what he plans to do. recalled murder levels in mexico it's clear the president and his mentor will look his older daughter needed a plan to bring the killings down this is it or a big part of it the national guard branded as a new security force it's actually made up of the same soldiers marines and federal police that have been deployed to mexico

ord so, that gives us a signal to look at an imag video and say, "well, perhaps frames were removed here" >> reporter: and it flags the video as doctored-- another vehicle was edited out. >> there's a cat and mse game, right? the more aspects that you can use to debunk an image or video, the more burden that you put on the manipulator. >> reporter: none of these ias will work without the cooperation of the big sociala mediatforms-- youtube and facebook-- which would need to deploy the software and delete the fakes, something facebook refused to do when the pelosi video emerged. >> and the platforms have been, for the most part, very cavalier about how they deal with this type of illegal content, harmful content, misinformation, fake news, election tampering, non consensual pornography, and the list goes on and on, because it gets eyes on the platform and that's good for business. >> reporter: a fake video amplified in an echo chamber can go an awfully long wore the facts even enter the picture. for the pbs newshour, i'm miles o'brien in los angeles, berkeley f >> woo religion and its eff