members of the governor's cabinet, lieutenant general donna martin, the inspector general of the united states army, brigadier general andrew collins, deputy attorney general, maryland national guard. brigadier andrew dockery. commander maryland air national guard. brigadier general amy kritzer director. joint staff. maryland national guard. lieutenant general. stop dingle. retired major linda singh retired command sergeant major david senior enlisted leader maryland guard. we've seen a very special welcome to the family members of harriet tubman who have traveled today. flowers will now be presented to the family. this token of recognition is from the national guard association of maryland. and if i ask the family, please stand up. thank you. so. it is my pleasure to introduce the 31st adjutant general of, the maryland national guard, major general janine birkhead. thank you. thank you. thank. i am today the legislation to allow for the passage of this initiative. this summit would not have been possible without partnership of fashion chairs. and michael jackson, who helped lead the effort by serv

what do we do as united states army is we run to the sound of guns. now, clearly, not everyone does that. you know, life is full of people who will cower from a threat like that. but it's who we aspire to be and it's who i needed to be that day. and so i gather half my platoon and we begin to move out in our vehicles to to this to the of the ambush so we can provide support to this platoon that was under fire. and that's when the roadside bomb went off. i remember distinctly was i was on the radio. i was sitting in the front passenger seat. i could see out the front. i had a vehicle leading the way and i was on the radio directing them where i them to go when everything went silent, it was a bizarre feeling. i could just see this orange ball of flames engulfing the inside of our humvee. i could hear and i could feel myself sinking into the seat. as the vehicle was launched into the air. my, you know, my inertia was pushing me into the seat, but i never felt vehicle land the next thing i realize i'm standing outside of this. and all i know is my face i

it was settled solely by the might of the united states army. so lee was indicted treason. but he was never put on trial. likewise with jefferson davis, who spent two years in prison after war, the federal government dropped the charges because they knew they could never get a jury. in richmond, virginia, to convict jefferson davis treason. if davis had been exonerated in court was highly likely it would have nullified the united states government's for waging war against the south. so lee devoted last five years of his life to educating the young men of the south. here, his president of washington college. he was an educational innovator. he revamped the schools curriculum, adding classes and modern language journalism, engineering, science, business and law. he inspired the student run honor code, and when he was asked by students what the rules were, he said, young gentlemen, we have but one rule here, and that is that every student must be a gentleman. he turned down offers for far more lucrative, and he responded to one such offer, saying, i'm grateful for the offer, b

they came part of the united states army and defended freedom at every moment in our history. today it's known as the 180 first infantry regiment. the 181. it's always in the massachusetts national guard. now for most of the last year, the 181 oh support to iraq defending peace in one of the most dangerous regions of the world. a few weeks ago joanna and i went out to hanscom air force base to thank those soldiers who were returning home. they stepped off the plane. no codes, his camel and the boots straight into a welcoming freezing wind and driving snow. but they were undaunted. they kept smiling because they were home and soon they would see their families. nine soldiers in 180 first received combat badges during test appointment. some of them are with us this evening. let's give them a big welcome home. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you for serving our country. thank you for serving our country and making us proud. i moved beyond words by the grid, drive, cheers, goodness and determination of the people massachusetts. i see it in the firefighters spent weeks battl

so the mexican government with them, he decides to switch and join the united states army while they're marching and. he actually ends up in sam dean's unit, sort of embedded in with his. so they cross paths there and somehow, again, without being neck of just being able to parlay whatever, he's exposed to into an opportunity. he marries petra kercher the scalp lords daughter and they stay together their entire lives and it seems especially compared to roy's horrible marriage it's a very interesting dynamic to have her in the mix because when she pushes back people seem to listen including so this the scalp lawyer james kercher eventually goes out west and leaves the whole family behind. so he's kind of out of sam's hair. but when, you know, when petra gets her her back up, you feel it almost through history, which is cool. they get kicked out of mercia for being confederate for him being a confederate official and their property seized. so she back in the town and hears this and says, you know, does this little sweet i want to go and look at my stuff for the last time and locks herself

he was then named vice chief of staff of the united states army. then he went back to centcom, this time as commander of centcom. then he built and led the force that waged the war against isis. and then, and only then was he considered for the really big job, secretary of defense. and that is the man who just left office as secretary of defense, the man who just arrived to take his job. he was a platoon leader in the national guard. but now he, too, is secretary of defense. both of them obviously honorable records of service, not equivalent, though, i think you'd say in terms of demonstrated leadership experience, complex organizational management experience in particular. i mean, four star general lloyd austin had led like a whole war or two, and he had been chief of staff and then commander at centcom just before being named as defense secretary. centcom is the part of the us military that has as its area of responsibility the middle east and central asia and south asia. that was what he was in charge of. i mean, that was his experience heading

barely 48 hours ago at 8:50 p.m., is when the crash of american airlines flight 5342 and that united states army black hawk helicopter happened not far from where i'm standing in the potomac river. it is raining here as well today and or this evening, and that will also be a factor that, of course, investigators will want to look into the weather. not particularly good at philadelphia northeast international airport. low overcast, rain and mist. that will be something that investigators will fold into their investigation as they just begin this. we are at the very opening stages of trying to figure out exactly what happened here. >> and pete, how much fuel do you would an aircraft like this have for? i mean, if it's going to to branson, from from philadelphia, more than a thousand miles. >> um, the gallons would have to be in the hundreds. anderson. i'm not totally sure of the fuel capacity on the lear 55. it usually has a capacity of about 6,000 pounds. um, that's a significant amount of fuel. um, it private business jets measure fuel in pounds, not gallons. that's a bit of a difference from sm

. >> that was the most decorated unit in the history of the united states army.ommitment and loyal to to the country despite that their families were in the camp at that time. they chose to come back to san francisco even after all of that. my father was a civil servant as well and served the state of california workers' compensation attorney and judge and appellate board. my parents influenced me to look at civil service s.i applied to police, and sheriff's department at the same time. the sheriff's department grabbed me first. it was unique. it was not just me in that moment it was everyone. it wasn't me looking at the crowd. it was all of us being together. i was standing there alone. i felt everyone standing next to me. the only way to describe it. it is not about me. it is from my father. my father couldn't be there. he was sick. the first person i saw was him. i still sometimes am surprised by the fact i see my name as the sheriff. i am happy to be in the position i am in to honor their memory doing what i am doing now to help the larger comment. when i say

. >> 1941, the united states army moved to treasure island as america prepared for world war ii.nd was a major training and education center with 4.5 million personnel shipped overseas from triangle. after the war ended in 1945, treasure island was slalthed to be an airport -- slated to be an airport but aviation changed and the clipperere no longer in regular service, and the island was never developed as an airport. the navy continued their presence on tas island. during the cold war years, the island was a myth training center and for military efforts throughout the pacific and asia. personnel trained on and shipped from treasure island and supported military activities in korea, vietnam and the persian gulf. >> the base was listed for closure by the navy in 1993 and the city began a process in 1994 under the redevelopment agency, forming a citizens reuse committee to look at potentially plans for the island, island's future. after the base closed in 1997, the treasure island development authority was created to develop and implement a reuse plan. >> the navy has completed the

with true cave not to mention the they are considered the first all black professional army soldiers in the united states. they were also trail blazers in a stab wishing some of america's first national parks is more than just military history is human history and is african american history. african history on this new templin of national parks, yosemite park ranger shelton johnson uses interpretive storytelling. >> to bring can see story to life. in december every day is sunday. >> he doesn't know what day of the week as it always sunday because you always feel like you're in a place where you should be worship in something. johnson highlights the soldiers responsibilities which included patrolling the back country and protecting the park. >> they're reviving a presence of law order and what had what which was essentially a lawless area and the duties that rangers do today to a great degree. >> modified and or influenced by what the soldiers were doing at that time. this ranger also shares one of their most notable achievements in yosemite. >> african american soldiers bill was considered to be the fir

city data service has been targeting areas controlled by the suit in these army causing mass civilian casualties. united states says at least 700 people had been killed in intense fighting in eastern democratic republic of congo. m 23 rebels took control of goma in the area next and here this week. now news agencies report that the armies slowed the advance of the revel group on because of the capital of south keeping province. but that's not stopped. people in the city from preparing for a possible attack. malcolm, what reports it's tends to call the london bank and $23.00. scientists have been a fun thing to vote specific. nobody knows if the democratic republic of congo is ami, hated by but rudy and treats and allied all i'm groups will be able to stop them. people have come to this riley to find out what they can do. the we don't have time to cry because they killed loved ones. now mothers will take revenge. they shall beloved with weapons and machetes. if this is how they want more things, god forgive us. so we will find that the same means to defend outline. on the other side of late key, the pro governm

of the infrastructure projects to make the canal more sustainable and viable and how the united states and u.s. army corps of engineers have done some feasibility reviews. so that would be something to take a look at to make the canal viable with additional supplies of fresh water. sen. young: thank you. chairman. prof. kontorovich: senator, if i may? chair cruz: sure. prof. kontorovich: sorry, i am on zoom. you spoke about renegotiating the treaties. and one of the things about treaties, as an instrument of governance is that they are not flexible and they do not have automatic processes for easy amendment. and i spent before this hearing a fair amount of time reviewing the ratification hearings in the senate in 1978. back then the principal concerns , the senate was concerned about was the soviets and cuba, not china and iran. the world has changed. china's role has changed. and back then 1995 seem far off in 2025 a world away. as a result i think it is useful to revisit treaties and seek to update them to current events. and of course the united states has a considerable amount of leverage that i

city, all that stuff has been targeting area is controlled by the sudanese army causing mass civilian casualties the united states and says at least the 700 people are being killed in intense fighting in eastern democratic republic of congo. and 23 rebels took control of goma in the area and the other in the week. now, news agencies are reporting that the army has slowed the advance of the rebel group on because of the capital of south chief province. but that has not stopped people in the city for preparing for a possible attack. malcolm lab reports it's tense because the rwandan bank and 23 scientists have been a fun thing to vote specific. nobody knows if the democratic republic of congo is ami aided by burundi and treats and allied on the groups will be able to stop them . the people have come to this riley to find out what they can do. the we don't have time to cry because they killed loved ones, mothers will take revenge. they shall beloved with weapons and machetes. if this is how they want more things, god forgive us. so we will fight with the same means to defend outline. on the other side of late key, t

fascinating that even washington i think realizing his his role in creating the united states, his role in leading the continental army to independence, he knows that assuming our constitutional government survives, that he is going to be a part of that story and likely a big part. and so the fact that he's even thinking about what to do with all of his military and civilian papers tells us that he is thinking about the future and how people will look back on him. his role is leadership. and so i think he he was always very cognizant of that, both in terms of his reputation when he was alive and how people would look back on him in the future. and so i think he took that's a very similar mindset and to the presidency, something that was brand new had never been done before. it was going to be up to him to really determine the office, how it functions, its role and responsibility to the citizens, but also to congress to the justices. and that he was going to have to map out a path forward for his successors, you know, to really sort of build upon what the constitution says. but really sort of the precedents that washin

against the backdrop of those trade tensions between the united states and mexico in which the us announce terrace on mexican products. the sedans army has been regaining control of parts of the capital call to its baffles . with the permit of true rapids, both forces have caused widespread destruction on millions of people have fled. those who stayed through 92 years of conflict say they've some hope. now the armies in control it will move and reports from call to this street. and bessie is one of the main roads in the so denise capital and was once by brands and filled with life with battles between the army and the parent and the true rapids support forces for control of this and neighboring areas have left it in ruins. the armies operations have focused on heavy in recent weeks and can, we're now in the somebody military base, which was just until recently under the control of the rapid support forces of the heavy battles we took full control of the base law. we are sure by free residents that the city is now safe of the rapids support forces, or r s f controls. most of the heavy since the where it began in april 2023. many of it

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and so when there was this standing army and there were new taxes to pay for it all of a sudden liberty polls started to pop up again all the way through the united states, and he would see them when he was traveling to and from massachusetts and philadelphia. so he was very distressing of how americans would perceive this army. but he was also very distressed of what the federalists, alexander hamilton in particular, wanted to do with this army. they basically turned the army into a spoils system for the party. it was very partizan they wanted to march itself down through virginia and into north carolina and crush their domestic opponents. they wanted to go seize the floridas and new orleans and then go to south america and start revolutions for good measure. but he didn't think that was a very good use of american men or american dollars, and he worried what might happen if there was this very large, very political force that was sort of independent of the president, see, and what that would mean for the future of the republic. yeah. and, you know, you actually have a chapter titled washington recedes and it's actually pretty early in the book. and th

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it was the united states that, you know, freed germany from the yoke of naziism. forget the fact that the nazis, you know, high level joined the army and went overseas and killed lots of people. me know, we know last week about what was happening as a camp. and we were the 1st side of the thing we know was when we saw the americans coming with the dollars. did you, you know exactly what was going on anyway, o f had cited to congratulate america. certainly, certainly, you know, nothing to do it from cover of the money, you know, and in the warren, you crime that's totally good. all off is a scholar of history are so about face history. when the video you see a very happy by all the states to treat our country and help us to become a democracy again. business. yeah. we'll. yeah, yeah, exactly, exactly. so both have a look. it's there. so desperate the phone over the be done now like i literally paula, we saw, you know, a stime or if you were last week, you know, congratulating about designing a live. now you've got to like this stults, you know, what a don't bell, what don't call? well, i hate that guy. but anyway, let's talk about t

the battle, so call to sedans. army regained sponsor the capitals from the time that to breakfast support services. the will begin with some breaking news in the united states, agreeing to pause terrace on mexico. for one month mexican president cloud, the shame bomb spoke to president trump on monday and raised the idea of a pause. the terrace of 25 percent was set to take effect on tuesday. president trump says these administration will negotiate with mexico in the hopes of achieving a deal between both countries. they've got correspondence like kristen salumi, monitoring the stock market for us at the new york stock exchange. kimberly how kids on stand by the white house of 1st let's go live to john holman, in mexico city. and john, it seemed like we would just hours away from the task kicking in what happened to make this polls possible or will, according to president cloud, the same bounce, you go to the starting at the president, trump, they've been aware of, of the weekends that conversation might be a possibility, she described it as a very friendly, cordial conversation. and she was even sort of joking in the press conference that we've just been l

army was not easy to resist, but the guerrillas inflicted considerable damage on the invaders through the fighters against the colonial regime were supported by the soviet union and china. whereas the united states and great britain took the side of the invaders, the board to gaze responded to the guerrillas attacks with cruel counter insurgency . however free limos 10 year courageous struggle was a success after the overthrow of the fascist regime in portugal in 1974, the new authorities are rendered. a year later, lisbon fully recognized the independence of mozambie. but the victory had been gained at a high price during the war, mozambique had lost tens of thousands of his sons and daughters. the cold march 1944, a desk created on headless personal order support. for our issues, the, it wasn't completely in between. typhus became a weapon for mass murder when the police do to survive in an open s one.

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but managed to defeat the white armies and and create what looks like the first successful socialist society. and so around the world and including in the united states, radicals look at this and say they must have the secret. this must be the formula. if only we do what lenin and lenin was unknown to outside russian exiles. through the socialist movement and. then suddenly, you know, he's the leading inspirational figure. lenin, trotsky ironically enough, given what happens to trotsky. and so if only we can be as disciplined as they, we can bend history to our will. and that something i refer to as linda voss temptation and that generations on the left, certainly the american communist party, but also in the various splinters from communist party, trotsky is later maoist and so forth. succumb to that same temptation and that's that's part of the tragedy i'm describing because over and over and over again it's proved sterile a dead end self isolating and a very different tradition than that and hutchinson to william lloyd garrison to eugene debs tradition which to me is the real inspiration. but i think let me just say a few words and by way of closi

army helicopter. >>> the leaders of mexico and canada have struck last-minute deals with president donald trump on monday to postpone by one month heavy tariffs on goods imported to the united statesy will temporarily avert what could be a damaging trade war, driving up prices on many products. however, trump's 10% levee on imports from china has already begun. meanwhile, we're also learning president trump is massively changing the federal agency responsible for distributing aid overseas. cbs' erica brown has more from the white house. >> reporter: president trump says his threats of imposing tariffs on the u.s.' closest neighbors are having desired results. >> let me tell you, in all cases, they all want to make deals. there is nobody that doesn't want to make deals. they've been abusers, and they want to make deals. >> reporter: the white house confirms a 30-day pause for 25% tariffs on mexico and canada following calls between the president and the leaders of both nations. late monday afternoon, canadian prime minister justin trudeau pledged to strengthen security at the northern border in exchange for the pause. earlier, mexico pledged to ramp up security at the southern bord

army of good to fight evil. mexico is not off the hook just yet. and neither is canada. they were next. >> president trump: canada has been very abusive of the united states many years. they don't allow our banks, did you know that? bat -- canada does not allow banks to go in. if you think about it that's pretty amazing, if we have a u.s. bank they don't allow them to go in. canada's been very tough on oil and energy and they don't allow our farm products and it, essentially. they don't allow a lot of things in and we allow everything to come in. it's been a one-way street, we subsidize canada by the tune of about $200 billion a year. and for what? what we get out of it? we don't get anything. >> jesse: american banks in canada are barely allowed to lend money and they can even accept deposits less than six figures. canada dumps cheap lumber into the us and interrupts major duties on american dairy farmers. plus delinquent on norad and nato so it's time to pay. canada tried to hold out and just ended up begging for mercy. >> americans have to understand how hurt and frankly how furious canadians are. our sovereignty is being challenged and so yes, regular

army black hawk helicopter collided with american airlines regional jet liner over potomac river at reagan national airport. 67 lives lost. the first major fatal commercial plane crash in the united stateske of the collision, sean duffey had a clear message for american public. >> when americans take off in airplanes they should expect to land at the destination. >>> a recent study found that flying has never been safer, reportg that risk of fatality from commercial air travel, a big improvement from every 7.9 million from 2008 to 2017, a far cry from the one in every 350,000 boardings from 1968 to 1977. a former ntsb and faa aircraft accident investigator. >> there should be no hesitation by any american citizen to get on a major airline commercial flight today. >> captain sully sullenberger became a national hero when he landed u.s. airways plane on the hudson river after a bird strike in 2009 saving everyone on board. she spoke thursday morning and reiterated that flying is the safest way to travel. >> every time you are on a plane there are thousands of people doing important things that in many ways keep us safe. >> reporter: adding complacency isn't an option. >> a lot of people h

united states. it is a very, very competent adversary. china views itself as number one in the world and wants to be that way. they view us as in the way. they have the biggest armying it. the biggest navy in the world, and they're growing it. they're spying on us. they're taking our technology. they've been waging an economic war against the united states and winning that war for at least the last three decades. >> so your tariff regime for china would be what? >> i believe in strategic decoupling. im not saying no economic relationship with china.% that's not my position at all. i think you want balanced trade. and how do you get balanced trade? you're going to get balanced trade by having large tariffs on most of what they send to us. >> what's large? >> you know, the president has floated numbers, 50%, 60%. but i think they're big numbers like that. >> wait a minute. you're talking about decoupling rom china. what would that look like? >> so a strategic decoupling. so we would still have trade. so i would say we sell you 150 billion, we buy 150 billion from you. no more. we don't allow investments in china except in circumstances where we believe that's in th

it was the united states that, you know, freed germany from the yoke of naziism. forget the fact that the nazis, you know, high level who joined the army and went overseas and killed lots of people. me know, we know last week about what was happening as a camp. we were the 1st thing we know was when we saw the americans coming with the dollars. did you, you know exactly what was going on anyway. o. f has cited to congratulate america. certainly, certainly, you know, nothing to do it, some of the money, you know, and in the morning your time. certainly good. all off is a scholar of history. there are so about face history. when the video you see a very happy all the states to treat our country and help us to become a democracy. again, this is yeah, we'll. yeah, yeah, exactly, exactly. so you both have a look. it's there. so desperate the phone over the big done now like i literally paula, we saw, you know, a style or if you're a last week, you know, congratulating about does any of the now you've got the likes a stalled skin. i want to don't bell, but don't call. well, i hate that guy. but anyway, let's talk about the actual reality. it