us. u.s. army was aboard chelsea manning has been taken into custody that is after she refused to testify in front of a grand jury in a case against the wiki leaks founder julian assange here's how her lawyer described situation. judge hilton did find her in contempt of court this is an appealable order blower chelsea manning is once again locked up we understand that chelsea manning was called to testify before the grand jury it was a closed proceeding it's been widely reported that it was related to wiki leaks however chelsea manning says she did not know what it was in regards to chelsea manning has refused to testify and has been sent to jail now manning's lawyers have actually requested that she be put on a home consignment essentially in house arrest rather than being taken to jail because of her medical needs now ever the judge apparently came forward and said that actually u.s. . marshals could indeed handle her medical needs and that she would be locked up so at this point we understand th

this is sort of the new army, the new technology people were using in the field. were big artillery pieces you fired directly, you don't fire directly. menink a lot of the younger who volunteer actually to go it as athe border see chance to be in the army, which is the new army. >> it looks like the technology was getting better. julie: artillery is getting better longer ranges. you do have the ability to fire greater distances, which allows you to fire not only things you can see, but things you cannot see. something that is very far away. that allows you to use airplanes theny and spot the enemy, you calculate were the enemy would be. for a lot of that young men who seemed very new and very strange. that was not the army they had known. that was the old army. the cavalry army that is passing away and passes away after the mexican exhibition. >> let's talk about your book. there are things in the book that are not in the silent film. who were the buffalo soldiers? are men better part of segregated units. you have african-american soldiers who are commanded by whit

us army whistleblower chelsea manning is a back in jail after refusing to testify to a grand jury in a case against wiki leaks. u.s. threatens to impose sanctions on countries that refused to recognize the venezuelan opposition leader as interim president. and as figures show young britons are turning their backs on america for their holidays we find out what could be putting them all. yeah i can understand why people make sense. if you. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our t.v. international incheon thomas glad to have you with. us army whistleblower chelsea manning has been taken into custody that is after she refused to testify in front of a grand jury in the case against the wiki leaks founder julian assange here's how her lawyer described the situation. judge hilton did find her in contempt of court this is an appealable order clue is certainly a typical term for this kind of proceeding u.s. army whistleblower chelsea manning is once again locked up we understand that chelsea manning was called to testify before the grand jury it was a closed proceeding i

ninety two kilometers of fencing improve roads and provide logistical support along the border the us army has already been given the go ahead to start planning the project last month president trump declared a national emergency in order to buy. lawmakers and released eight billion dollars in funding. for the second time in a month venezuela has been hit by a major power outage at least sixteen of the country's twenty three states have been affected by the blackout but what led to this latest outage is unclear but the information minister says the main hydroelectric dam was attached. to mozambique where residents continue to work through the damage left by cycling you die in one of the worst hit cities residents believe they're being the glinted by the government because of the long running support for the opposition tony berkeley reports from bev. on the streets of fear of the clean up of cycling he dies destruction has begun it's a massive task volunteers are valid around to try and restore a sense of normality to this ravaged city. is the hands on met who gets up every day at five am t

the us army private turned whistleblower has been jailed after refusing to testify to a grand jury and what's believed to be the case against the wiki leaks co-founder. also the the us continues to go on venezuelan president nicolas maduro to topple him from power even suggesting the possibility of sanctioning other countries for not recognizing the. interim president. as figures show young britons are turning their backs on america for the holidays speculation it's the president that's putting them off. here i can understand why people.

the us army private whistleblower chelsea manning has been jailed off the refusing to testify to a grand. what's believed to be the case against the wiki leaks co-founder. of the sour islamic state. last stronghold in syria in the face of advancing military forces but a top u.s. general says the fight is far from over despite doubled from the contouring. figures show young britons of america for their speculation is the president that's putting them on. my table blanket and then make some.

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used. budget?in the army where is it? billion in its own separate fund for the border or is it in projects that you think you might have to take away from because of the emergency? is $3.6 billion and $2 billion that adds up to $9.2 billion. it is all in the military construction army account. while the department has asked us to leave the answers to these questions to them, i can sketch it out for you. $3.6 billion could be for new construction for emergency purposes. new construction of a barrier. lt. gen. horlander: just emergency construction is what we call that. another $3.6 billion would be in the event that we need to restore funding in some of the projects that funding was otherwise redirected to a different purpose and then $2 billion would be for hazard mediation. >> the $3.6 billion for new construction, is it new construction for the border or of $3.6st one big pot billion that can be used for any emergency the army deems appropriate? lt. gen. horlander: we call this emergency, for emergency purposes. any det

former us army intelligence analyst chelsea manning was jailed on friday after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the whistleblower website wiki leaks before entering the courthouse manning said she was prepared to go behind bars for her beliefs manning has already served seven years in prison for leaking a trove of classified documents related to the wars in iraq and afghanistan but president barack obama commuted her sentence in twenty seventeen. did your porter all also is here with me to break down this whole chelsea manning situation first of all what do we know about her jailing and why was she willing so willing to go to jail in the first place was a first of all a judge in virginia ordered manning to jail for contempt of court of the she refused to testify before this grand jury investigating wiki leaks now for those who don't know a grand jury is a different thing from a from a trial jury the grand jury is there to decide if there is support for criminal charges. what exactly the jury the grand jury is investigating is secret basically we know it has to do with

requesting funds for that purpose. >> can you say what fund is being used to support that current operation or -- >> right now the army's using some of its own to fund that. it's not staggering to the point where it's hurting our readiness but it could. >> thank you. >> marcus west. yesterday the pentagon said it was beginning fabrication activities on non-inf compliant cruise missile systems. is any of that in the army budget? is that the attackums that under there? >> we're in the process of developing the precision strike missile which is a replacement program. it's a greater lethality, two in the tube. same platform essentially. the industry has indicated to us that if indeed the united states were to depart from the inf treaty, it's a software update and you could extend the range beyond the inf limitations. to the extent you would go north of that number but we'd have to spiral in capability to get even greater ranges. the capability exists today. >> is there any changes to the program of record there or what's to account for the decline? >> looking hard at the requirements associated with just how many jltvs that

congress acting defense secretary and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff were to testify after the us army was given the go ahead to build ninety two kilometers of fencing president trouble cleared a national emergency last month in order to bypass congress and release eight billion dollars for his wall plan the lights have gone out and much of in a swale of for the second time this month it's not clear what calls the latest electricity blackouts but the information minister says the main hydroelectric dam was attacked so the headlines keep it here on al jazeera much more to come up next life apps silicone savannah. africa's most populous nation. has a youth unemployment problem. we bring you the stories. counting the cost. to help make. everyone's benefit to. be designed to help make. this challenges. around the world. this week life. is a day. like most of the world. is for food. lupul took a good. see could do a sequel. and could only consequently. lisa bloom a big kid might. need to because. we guess and. good. does it say you were doing. and. two thousand. miles. and. you. could do it

the end of the caliphate by the islamic state group, with the support of the us the syrian army seizingd. support of the us the syrian army seizing the last bit of landm should be great news they have finally been defeated and now we have to look forward to the future which may not be quite so great. even at the defence secretary is making the point that, using his words, we are painfully aware of the threats these extremists still pose. now they are no longer a fighting force, they will spread out across the world and in europe and simply become terror cells and so, if anything, we might be more at risk than we were while we were fighting. iam glad than we were while we were fighting. i am glad we got to that one, just in time. thank you to you for watching. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer.

they don't use that much artillery actually in the expedition itself, but they do have very little of it in the armyneral. and again, in that regard because they are not using artillery too much for the expedition, this is one part where i think they are looking ahead towards world war i and the armies of europe and seeing that they are quite lacking in terms of some of the materials that are being used commonly in france. steve: this might be an obvious question but as we look at this and we are setting up for some sort of battle, how do they know where to go? what kind of reconnaissance operation did they have? julie: that is a good question. this is part of the reason they never find pancho villa. they had a poor intelligence system so they don't have a lot of intelligence on the ground to speak of. they don't have a lot of people they can talk to that can give them accurate information and tell them where to go. steve: this is what he is trying to do right here. julie: he might also be trying to get the topography of the land because they have maps that are very inadequate. many of their maps da

us army. president but. power blackout in the country while the government points the finger at washington. and they do report points to a sharp decline in british tourism to the united states yeah i can understand why people think and then it makes sense. for me not to have my let's. start with. culturally very. latest on the stories you can head to our t.v. dot com i've got some great news for you the man that they call call and will be here in about an hour's time with news in the meantime.

on to our other headline news former us army intelligence whistleblower chelsea manning has been jailed for refusing to testify in front of a grand jury in a case against the wiki leaks co-founder julian assange and one exhaust says they'll find her in contempt in court was certainly a typical for this kind of proceeding as everybody knows chelsea has tremendous courage our primary concern at this plane is her how well she is confined to chelsea manning first came to fame in two thousand and ten after handing over classified sensitive military data to wiki leaks she was sentenced to thirty five years in prison and spent seven of them there before being commuted by then president obama the whistleblower was aware that she could be taken back into custody. have a history of having to deal with secrecy and a lot of these secret proceedings they tend to favor the government they tend to allow things going to happen so i am in general opposition of that kind of this kind of proceeding taking place believe in a grand jury process i don't believe in a sick secrecy of this i have no problem exp

a former us army intelligence analyst to chelsea manning has been jailed after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the website wiki leaks manning said she objects to the secrecy of the proceedings and that she's already told authorities everything is universe and she served a jail term after leaking documents to the site in twenty ten. a casual built by the american company space x. a splash down off the coast of florida and the good test flight to the international space station if nasa deems the unmanned mission successful we capture could carry its first astronauts into orbit later this year. another step sister of anne frank the jewish direst whose family hid from the nazis has visited a california high school after a party there caused outrage last weekend the school's facing criticism after pictures emerged on social media showing students giving nazi salutes around a swastika made from beer cups. the reporter. has been looking into this story welcome to tell us what happened so these nazi salute photos were initially posted. by people at the party they were quickl

joint chiefs of staff are due to testify at armed forces committee hearings this comes after the us army was given the go ahead to build ninety two kilometers of fencing congress voted to overturn trump's declaration of a national emergency to use construction money to fund the war trump vetoed that bill let's cross over now to kimberly how good she is live for us in washington d.c. so let's start first of all with the pentagon money which they're now using how all of that just break it down for us how that's going to go towards the trump war will you. yeah we've been talking about the wall and how much money you know mouse stories on television can often be a little bit difficult so let me try to simplify you know we've we've been talking about donald trump has been talking of building this border wall something goes way back to two thousand and sixteen he finally said he needed five point seven billion from congress he didn't get that money congress said no we're just going to give you one point three billion and so i'm going to be for your wall is going to be for other security projec

prime minister is expected back home shortly after cutting short his visit to the us border plane after the israeli army launched strikes into gaza hitting several hamas targets the group then head back with rockets and gyptian brokered cease fire is now in place between hamas and israel decorous and west jerusalem for us harry fawcett us on the israeli gaza border will be speaking to them in a moment first though this report from lord manley. explosions throughout the night in gaza as israel launched air strikes. neighbors told us that israeli intelligence had told them to quit the building we fled and later it was hit. by the first rockets which was a warning was fired then the second and third were fired to the north and east of the building five minutes later the whole building was hit and we didn't know where to go israel says it was targeting hamas internal security and an intelligence base in gaza. this included a multi-story building housing offices used by hamas leader ismail haniya. the air strikes followed the firing of a rocket the landed north of tel aviv hitting his radio family home and i

the us army private turned whistleblower has been jailed after refusing to testify to a grand jury and what's believed to be the case against the wiki leaks co-founder. also this hour the u.s. continues to venezuelan president nicolas maduro to topple him from power even suggesting the possibility of sanctioning other countries for not recognizing the. interim president. as figures show young britons are turning their backs on america for the holidays speculation it's the president that's putting them off. yeah i can understand why people make sense but it's probably not to. some of the more. culturally appropriate. thanks for joining us tonight international live from moscow. has been taken into custody after she refused to testify in front of a grand jury and what's believed to be a case against the wiki leaks. here's how her lawyer described the situation. judge hilton did find her in contempt of court this is an appealable order is certainly a typical term for this kind of proceeding u.s. army whistleblower chelsea manning is once again locked up we understand that chelsea manning

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children can have a better tomorrow on friday march eighth the war crimes whistleblower and former us army intelligence officer chelsea manning once again sacrifice your freedom today for the protection of our rights tomorrow manning was arrested last friday for refusing to testify before a secret grand jury that many believe is currently conducting a criminal inquiry into julius anjan wiki leaks in a statement released after her arrest manning stated quote i will not participate in a secret process that i morally object to particularly one that has been historically used to entrap and persecute activists for protected political speech with manning now jailed for a second time by the united states government and many are wondering what the future holds for her and how many lives and constitutional rights will be destroyed in the u.s. government's quest to jail julian assad joining us today to discuss the latest imprisonment of chelsea manning is a journalist who's been following manning story since she first made headlines the managing editor of shadow proves kevan gusto thank you so much

primary concern at this point is her how well she is confined manning anti-secrecy activist and former us army intelligence whistleblower has said that she objects to the secrecy of the grand jury process and that she has already revealed everything she knows i have a history of having to deal with secrecy and a lot of these secret proceedings they tend to favor the government they tend to allow things they are notorious goings on to happen so i am in general opposition of that kind of of this kind of proceeding taking place i believe in a grand jury process i don't believe in the six the secrecy of this i have no problem explaining what happened and i've done it before why we should go through this in a secret closed hearing with only the prosecutor no lawyer manning was originally sentenced to thirty five years in prison for leaking a trove of military intelligence records to which. her sentence was commuted by president barack obama in two thousand and seventeen after she served seven years behind bars it has been my view that be given she. went to trial. that. due process was carried out.

don't don't know shit i don't think anything good will come of the government's decision to use their armies use his own ass for what he did last saturday that is burned down restaurants and so on so i think this is a necessary measure. it's not the army. shows the frailer the government. so you don't know i think if the army against file it will prove that crisis management is not sufficient i think they're bringing in the army as a way of responding to the crisis but it's not the problem. well as i said we see how the police presence across the city center here and the paris average thing to make sure that the nineteenth consecutive we can't protest will see no violence. the syrian democratic forces have declared a final victory over islamic state after capturing the terror group's last pocket of resistance yeah there are medical what sort of the mcleod on behalf of the syrian democratic forces and all the soldiers and allies that fought with us in the same trenches today we announced the defeat of the so-called islamic state and the end of its ground control in its last pocket and buy goo

us army whistleblower chelsea manning is a back in jail after refusing to testify to a grand jury in a case against wiki leaks. u.s. threatens to impose sanctions on countries that that refused to recognize the venezuelan opposition leader as interim president. and as figures show young britons are turning their backs on america for their holidays we find out what could be putting them all. yeah i can understand why people think and then it makes sense to me not to. go smarter and more. culturally appropriate.

children can have a better tomorrow on friday march eighth the war crimes whistleblower and former us army intelligence officer chelsea manning once again sacrifice your freedom today for the protection of our rights tomorrow manning was arrested last friday for refusing to testify before a secret grand jury that many believe is currently conducting a criminal inquiry into julius anjan wiki leaks in a statement released after her arrest manning stated quote i will not participate in a secret process that i morally object to particularly one that has been historically used to entrap and persecute activists for protected political speech with manning now jailed for a second time by the united states government and many are wondering what the future holds for her and how many lives and constitutional rights will be destroyed in the u.s. government's quest to jail julian assad joining us today to discuss the latest imprisonment of chelsea manning is a journalist who's been following manning story since she first made headlines the managing editor of shadow proves kevin gust thank you so much f

destruction and i don't know i don't think anything good will come of the government's decision to use the army's use his own ass for what he did last saturday burned down restaurants and so on i think this is a necessary measure so. it's not the army is mission shows the failure of the government and the failure of our petition is so you. know i think if the army opens fire it will prove that crisis management is not sufficient i think they're bringing in the army as a way of responding to the crisis but it's not a solution to the problem yellow vests protests continued for the nineteenth weekend but this saturday it's a different location it is less violent the butt of the movement continues. the syrian democratic forces declared a final victory over islamic state of to capturing the terrorist group's last pocket of resistance. yeah there no medical what thirty of the mcleod on behalf of the syrian democratic forces and all the soldiers and allies that fought with us in the same trenches today we announced the defeat of the so-called islamic state and the end of its ground control in its last p

allocated to construct ninety two kilometers of fencing improve roads and provide logistical support the us army has already been given the go ahead to stop running the project. for the second time this month venezuela has been experiencing a major power outage at least sixteen of the country's twenty three states have been affected. more than six hundred thousand people have signed a petition calling for the impeachment of thailand's election commission it follows allegations of widespread irregularities in the election sunday's vote is shaping up to be a close race in the party but by the military government and the main opposition party. irish mixed martial artist common mcgregor says he's retiring the thirty year old made the announcement on twitter but he didn't give a reason mcgregor is a former ultimate fighting championship featherweight and lightweight champion right so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world stations are so much. in the course of a village of little crew shot in march one thousand nine hundred ninety nine one hundred or more

army medical department museum director takes us behind the scenes to see some of his favorite items. he shows us models of a civil war era ambulance train, a doll made by pow nurses and a dummy used to train army medical professionals. george: i would like to with welcome you to the united states medical museum here at fort sam houston, texas. you're probably looking around saying it doesn't look like a museum. in fact this is a part of every museum, the part that the public doesn't often get to see. i know that when i first came, i thought, museums, they are quiet. they are contemplative places. boy, was i wrong. i didn't know the inner workings until i started volunteering and later on working at museums to understand, first of all, they're a frenzy of activity al i didn't know the inner workings the time, artifacts coming on exhibit and off of exhibit. here, we have a very special -- really, a somewhat different mission. our mission here is to train medical professionals for the army. now, we also inform school kids and inform the public as to the history of the army medical depar

use of the q. well now to algeria where the army chief has repeated his call for the constitution to be used to remove president abdelaziz bouteflika from power and medicaid solace was said that while most people supported the army's plan to trigger article wanted to i was still resistance on friday millions of protest has rallied across algeria demanding complete political change they want the elite to be removed and some are wary of military intervention has this update now from tunis it's remarkable the way the army chief. is becoming of the center stage of the political landscape he's the only person who has been issuing statements over the last few days while the entourage of president . is completely silent and isolated so that's the first remark to he seems to be very very angry about a group was in a meeting spreading rumors and media campaign against the military establishment in in algeria and the algerian on the still believes that the only way out of the crisis in algeria is through article one two which paves the way for the president of the senate to take over as interim president or tha

they are useful, armies like el salvador and cuba, now venezuela, in repressing their own people.are able to strike a balance between a part of venezuela the entire world supports. 87% of the population are in favor of ousting maduro. but a few men with guns are holding up the liberation of the country. i find it extraordinary. trish: we are looking at videos, looting of a drug store in venezuela. this is like a walgreens, people are breaking trying to get whatever they could. we also have video of colectivos marching around town on their motorcycles with their guns and there you go, and they are doing that to intimidate and terrify the people of venezuela because if you get out of line and say you are going to support the opposition, these guys come along and may actually cause you a whole lot of harm. is there any analogy you can make? i look at that and i'm reminded of in iraq these religious zealots that would police the towns. you have socialists backed bid cubans trying to police the town. >> this is not the venezuelan military. you notice that the real venezuelan military a

constitutional law he understood if he seized these men and confiscated their bodies he could use them for the union armies military purposes as opposed to allowing them to continue to be used by opposition. and this then would mean a blow to the confederacy by seeing them as contraband of war and butler would show remorse in his memory talking about how he hated using that term contraband because it suggested they were property. the confederate were using african americans as labors butler saw the return of slave as a way of hurting the war evident. when the owner of the three freedom seekers sent his invoice to meet butler outside of fort monroe demanding the return of the slaves and i think is the height of irony and hypocrisy, didn't you say you were not part of the united states so how were you using the law of the united states as your evidence, but anyway, butler refused declaring the confiscated slaves as contrabands of water and butler made it clear we will continue to protect and receive all of these negros that came to see him. after butler accepted the three slaves seeking freedom he was aware

. >> here we are on the southeast runway of what used to be tuskegee army airfield. where the cadets came to take advanced training. they were housed here in the barracks up on the hill. you see some of the old chimneys standing where the barracks used to be. behind the field here was the headquarters. buildings, original built at the beginning of the army/air force training program. further to my right, that is where the flight line was. the planes were lined up all all along that ramp. pilots would come out and fly, practice on the strip. them takei would see off and land, and i really got a big kick out of it. [airplane engine] it really does bring back old memories. all of them would come here to get their wings, which most of them did. there was a great desire among a number of blacks to get into aviation. this was about the only place they could come to, where they had an opportunity to learn something about flying. for flying training way back in 1935. >> i was 18 when i went in the program, 19 when i became a pilot. >> i was just really a country boy trying to

the us army turns back to its supplies of our materials and we become a world looking army, once again. in a way, america did never cut itself off, because the good that provides a, our livelihoods, the good that allows us to build railroads, comes from abroad. that remains -- that is why this remains important. thank you so much for your attention. [applause] >> thank you for your explosive talk. [laughter] love it. as far as thomas jefferson being against having saltpeter under the capital with that acting as air-conditioning, you totally destroyed the fact that thomas jefferson was in favor of small government because i can't think of a better way of small government than putting saltpeter under the capital. i'm curious, if you look at the environmentalism of the first international treaty we had, regarding birds. the guano islands act. as a good exhibit at the american museum -- smithsonian museum of american history. i recognized the pictures. one thing that is interesting, it seems to me that environmentalism, which is never talked about as environmentalism, is that it is connect

means or a system using the army most of the israelis to keep to the place that they like to take you just maybe the biggest in the blood is worth nothing. in the future to be good and therefore the laws of a mini circus in israel gives to the initial year of. what a lawyer sorry i told him because he gave the all interview to me is that on his side he reacted and he did exactly what he was supposed to do as an i.d.f. soldier facing what he said what he felt to terrorists one of the still more well one of them something still alive one of them carrying a bomb and a knife this is what he thought happened. and that's why he reacted like you reacted. you can't walk around in hebron like you can in television fear is always in the air at night you hear gunfire and explosions. when you're stationed here your gun is always loaded. tensions are high you're in constant danger. everyone is particularly on edge until remained. there are more confrontations here between jews and palestinians than anywhere else. it's a very stressful place. hebron is the largest city in the israeli occupied west

music system using the army most of the israelis to keep to the place that they like to take feeds me but that is to blood this was nothing in the future to be that in the fall the laws of many cities in israel east today i'm a sure you will. what it all saw you told me because you gave me all the interview. is that on his side he reacted and he did exactly what he thought he was supposed to do as an i.d.f. soldier facing what he said what he felt to terrorists one of them still of all one of them something still alive one of them carrying a bomb and a knife this is what he thought happened. and that's why he reacted like you reacted. you can't walk around in hebron like you can tell of your fear is always in the air at night you hear gunfire and explosions. when you're stationed here your gun is always loaded. tensions are high you're in constant danger. everyone is particularly on edge until remade and. there are more confrontations here between jews and palestinians than anywhere else. it's a very stressful place. hebron is the largest city in the israeli occupied west bank more th

>>the walls work folks we need the wall the us army corps of engineers says the goal is to build 46 miles of fencing near el paso texas. >>and 11 miles at yuma arizona we're going to be show you a vast sections of brand new beautiful wall. has plans to boost the barrier move forward there's another concern within the administration. border patrol facilities are bursting at the seams and so our non governmental agencies that have opened their doors to migrants. >>already stretched a 100 would take us. above and beyond the number we've ever experienced homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen is calling on congress to make a legal changes that would allow us officials to the port migrant children more quickly nielsen says the potential overflow of children in dhs custody represents are most acute humanitarian risk. i'm john lawrence reporting. >>it's 6.22. still ahead on the kron four morning news more than a $1000 gone we'll have details on a stolen violin and the woman who is believed to have taken it from a 14 year-old boy. here's a quick live look outside the san mateo bridge robin w

the acting defense secretary and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff are due to testify after the us army was given the go ahead to build ninety two kilometers of fencing president declared a national emergency last month in order to bypass congress and release eight billion dollars for the war. let's go over that kimberly how could now she's done the byline for us in washington d.c. so how is own from getting paid to go money for this and how far will it go in building is wall ok let's look at these numbers so your member donald trump one of five point seven billion for his wall he asked congress for that instead they said no we're going to give you one point three billion and it's going to not be for the wall it's going to be for other security measures donald trump was unhappy so he declared a national emergency to get this money congress pushed back the house said no way even the democrats rather the republicans in the senate some of them are pretty uncomfortable with the presidential overreach or overreach of power so they also said no way the president then vetoed that measure to ge

sort of keep themselves discreet because they knew this was a controversial decision because using the army to guard public buildings always gives you the the chance of something there could be a clash between soldiers who are not prepared for the civil duty is to try and control crowds they got their weapons and they don't want to use them so it's not fair to put soldiers in that position to have to try and fight back protest is that's why president emanuel mark ronson cision to include the army in the protective to choose today has been so controversial the last time they were employed on the mainland of france or was way back in one hundred forty seven during a miners' strike and five people were killed during clashes there so it's a very sensitive topic but at the moment there have been no incidents at all here in paris have been a handful of the rest something like fifty one so far a lot of people have been searched and and made has been made sure they don't have any weapons or missiles but at the moment so far in paris it's fine but it's not the case in the rest of france there have b