more ctc training time for national guard. be three.lley: those -- those would be three. >> are those limited to your priorities for readiness? general milley: readiness. once you mentioned earlier about soldiers we are sending to fight today and your priority for readiness. he said repeatedly during your tenure as chief. america's moms and dads whose soldiers are serving in your at first lieutenant can be assured you would never send one of their sons or daughters into combat unready. general milley: that is correct. >> that has a cost and modernization. moms and as around america whose 15-year-old son and daughter aspired to be in the army have to be more concerned about the qualitative over matching capability of the future army. general milley: i think that is correct. >> there is some discussion within congress about mandating -- at a higher level than 450,000. i would think that would be a good idea. can you talk with the consequences if this congress doesn't mandate a certain -- without increasing your budget numbers? i

one in new york and new jersey national guards. this was a huge step forward for our national security and these teams, each located deliberately within nine of the countries, ten fema regions, can serve federal and state purposes including bolstering civilian. new york has already experienced the hacking of a small dam and we're constantly alert to the threats of cyberattacks. yet absolutely no funding in the army's fiscal year '17 budget request was set aside for these new units. months after the announcement we're still left wondering how they will be supported. unlike the air guard cpts, they're not designated to the cyber mission forces. the army has not funded them. it is not clear when they might get trained. general milli, since becoming chief of the army, you have made it a priority to talk about one army and to look for ways to take advantage of the benefits of the different combponentcomponents. how do you envision we can use the national guard to address cyber threats and do you know why there's no money al located in t

i appreciate your efforts with the national guard of course. i think we have a great relationship there. one team, one fight. so thank you very much for that. i'm going to follow up on some concerns that senator tillis gave about the vehicle program for our infantry fighters. and the rotation that you mentioned for the bcts through -- the armored bcts through europe. i'm concerned about rotating those units through europe and instead of permanently standing one up in that region, i'm just not certain that that will show the commitment that we need to have for our allies in that region as well as projecting that strength to russia as well. so just very concerned about that. and as you know, the national commission on the future of the army included forward stationing and armored bct in europe. that was one of the recommendations. i agreed with that recommendation. general milley, do you agree that rotating an armored brigade in europe is the optimum course of action to reassure our allies and defeat russian aggression, rather than having one per

the national guard and the united states national guard will play a key role in case a contingency happened. >> have you looked at the 450 number and what we need to get to the number on the active force that would bring down that risk? i think again a number of us on this committee, bipartisan, believe the 450 number is too small. >> well, i did. we have a variety of studies that we did to determine the size of the force, relative to the national military strategy and the defense planning guidance. so that answers the question of, you know, for what, what do you need the army for? well, you need it to do these tasks. so we did that, we did the associated force structure requirements. it's my estimate about a 1.2 million total army would be required. again, the money is not there so -- >> do you have that broken down? >> we do. we have it broke down with act tich -- active guard and reserve. the active piece is more than 500 "k." but it's not just numbers of course. i know you know this, but it's not just numbers. it's the readiness of that force, it's the technological capability of that f

the national guard will answer directly to putin. under the presidential degree, they'll be allowed to detain people of breaking the law and hand them over to the place they'll have the ability to search people's homes. it will have 350,400,000 members. the president has apparently grown causetious since the collapse of regimes by massive demonstrations. willingness to crack down on -- putin may want to use the national guard to keep antigovernment forces in check in the run up to a parliamentary election in september. >>> a picture book based on a speech he gave in 2012 was a best-seller in this country. mujica became president in 2010, during his five year tenure, his speech at the u.n. summit, criticized the mass consumption society. >> a poor person is not someone who has little. but a person whose needs are infini infinite. this is the problem we face today. >> the picture book inspired by his stirring speech, has sold more than 160,000 copies in japan. the 80 yearly is in skbrjapan i japanese translation biograph fee. >> i want

and that is the reserve and your national guard forces. these servicemen and women live in both worlds. but they often are asked to keep them very separate. anecdotally i can tell you that almost 75% of the people i speak to have no clue what the guard and reserve is, nor do they understand the difference between the guard around the reserve, the difference between these two components. so i ask you to showcase their contributions in your states, allow them to be ambassadors that will reduce this civil/military divide. profile them. they can put on a suit or they can put on their uniform and they can speak to both groups. but let's bring them out and let's show that they are interconnected. right now we have several national guard units activated. colorado just activated their guard for the blizzard. oklahoma national guard is out supporting wildlife suppression -- not wildlife suppression -- wildfire suppression. don't quote me. back that tape up! i'm in trouble. wisconsin just activated the national guard today for storms. michigan natio

right now we have several national guard units activated. colorado just activated their guard for the blizzard. oklahoma national guard is out supporting wildlife suppression. i mean, not wildlife suppression. wildfire suppression. don't quote me. back that tape up. i'm in trouble. wisconsin just activated the national guard today for a storm. michigan national guard has been activated for the flint water crisis. louisiana, we have them activated for the floods and the drug interdiction missions and that doesn't even catch on all those guard and air guard units that are on stand by for operational -- operation noble eagle to protect the skies over america, over our homeland. they're all ready to go up and scramble at a moment's notice. so i ask all of you to share their story. you've got the power to bring them out. they report to you and your governor. so please showcase them. so thank you for taking a few moments to share this, and i'm hoping you'll help us get the word out and slowly we will lessen that civil military divide. thanks. [app

guard... ...and winning health care for8 million children. the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. >>> new concerns this noon, about potential dangers we could face on the road. how bus and truck drivers can hide medical conditions that should keep them off the road. cbs 2's chris van cleave has more. >> reporter: i start -- >> i started yelling at the driver. but i didn't get a response. >> reporter: ruthie allen was one of 35 passengers, injured, when this detroit-bound greyhound bus drove off an ohio interstate. the driver, allegedly blacked out. >> and i looked down. and i saw the bone in my thigh, protruding through my clothing. >> we're upside down. we just left off the junction in cincinnati. >> reporter: while the cras section is still being investigated, the driver said he was drinking coffee, started coughing and lost consciousness. no coughing is heard on the dashcam video. but just a few weeks before the crash, a department of transportation medical examiner suspecte

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. >> some like this plane from the mississippi national guard have seen action. >> the crew writes not for long. >> they tell you they don't want them to stay in the boneyard. >> just before the sequester went into effect, some will come straight from the factory. it was commissioned five years ago to enhance the cargo fleet. it can take off and land on shorter runways than other cargo planes. the u.s. military order add total of 21 of them, valued at $567 million. >> there's no doubt that it is government waste at some level. >> michael o'halloran is a taxpayer watchdog with the brookings institution. he said the c27j was an extravagant military purchase, approved before the 2010 elections when the rise of the tea party led the massive budget cuts in the pentagon. >> this is the kind of partially redundant prom that are easier to justify when the budgets are flush. these had a niche purpose. >> he closely monitors news out of the boneyard. >> we do see a lot of waste. there's a sense in which a government contractor will say let's build the he begin in washington state, let's build th

national guard was still feeding meals and stuff like that. that's when i learned they said, we just notified your parents, you're dead, you know? i said, i'm not dead, not yet. but one of the national guard, he said look, he said write a short note to your parents. you have to keep it short and everything. i will take it out and mail it. and that's what i did. i wrote my mom. let her know i was still okay. >> years after the riot, having been transferred out of and back into pnm, jimmy kinslow escaped from the newly built level six facility. >> shortly after i arrived, i was approached through some friends that i had met, would i be interested in escaping with them. so young, facing so much time, never the possibility of getting out, i said, sure. i'm ready. let's go. what can i do to help? >> this is the x-pod. this is where the individual that masterminded the whole situation, the escape. >> we got a range where we request get a gun smuggled in, a .22 magnum pistol. >> this is the janitor's closet where they had the weapon stored or hidden,

what do the national guard, a porn website and concerts have in common? next. ,,,,,,,,,,, brick building... serving aa porn studio. but kpix five's mark kelly shows us... one plan for the site...goes too far for loc >>> a san francisco neighborhood had no qualms about a beautiful brick building serving as a porn studio but as kpix 5's mark kelly shows us one plan for the site goes a little too far for some of the locals. >> reporter: the armory in the mission has been home to many things, the national guard, even a porn website but when it came to making this massive space a concert venue, neighbors had something to say about it. >> on the night of the show that occurred at 7:30 it took me a very long time to get home when ordinarily it's smooth. >> three times my house has been tagged with graffiti the morning after a concert. >> reporter: the entertainment commission at times appeared reluctant to grant the armory a full-fledged permit for even more concerts especially after two shows in february the neighbors said were extraordinarily loud and did not

. >> congress woman as a major in hawaiian army national guard and deployed twice in support fovea global war other than terror 82 jeep sander himself is back in the us after a brief audience with pope france at the vatican. vermont independent was invited to take part in an academic conference for abode that advises pope frances. talking with, sanders said beauty resonate ted from the holy father. >> are there pictures or behind closed coo doors. >> it was neither we chose not to do pictures we didn't want anyone to think this was political. >> above politics some believe he was using it as an unorthodox campaign stop with new york primary looming on tuesday. sanders dismissed those claims saying he met with the pope because he respected his work. pope france also commented about the meeting saying it was purely common courtesy. >>> after a the meeting, pope france boarded a en plane for greek island, there, met with refugees trying to migrate into western europe and return to the vatican with precious cargo. omar reports. >> reporter: pope france visited the greek island today to bring

one in new york and new jersey national guards. this was a huge step forward for our national security and these teams, each located deliberately within nine of the countries, ten fema regions, can serve federal and state purposes including bolstering civilian. new york has already experienced the hacking of a small dam and we're constantly alert to the threats of cyberattacks. yet absolutely no funding in the army's fiscal year '17 budget request was set aside for these new units. months after the announcement we're still left wondering how they will be supported. unlike the air guard cpts, they're not designated to the cyber mission forces. the army has not funded them. it is not clear when they might get trained. general milli, since becoming chief of the army, you have made it a priority to talk about one army and to look for ways to take advantage of the benefits of the different componencompon. how do you envision we can use the national guard to address cyber threats and do you know why there's no money al located in the bud

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. ♪ this was the scene at the new castle air national guard base yesterday. the troops have been in iraq, afghanistan and southwest asia. while it was a welcome home ceremony for most of the airmen, 14 others deployed for missions overseas and here at home. >>> police made an arrest in connection to the louisiana shooting that killed two college students. police arrested a man yesterday on charges of attempted second degree murder. baton rouge police say he was leaving a party early sunday morning and began shooting at a 24-year-old man. two 19-year-old southern university students were killed in the cross fire. >> i was laying in bed watching tv and i just heard four gunshots. and like that was it. >> police are still trying to figure out why the man opened fire. investigators are waiting on ballistic results to determine whose bullets struck the victim. >>> these 26 bikers represent the 26 victims of the sandy hook school shooting in connecticut. today they are pedaling into the university of delaware as part of their ride on washington. that ride runs from

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the use of the national guard. those of us who lived through the years and practiced artillery training with toilet paper rolls because we didn't have the capacity to train. it is not a good use of taxpayer dollars and without the full capacity of what they need. for many of us, this is not only a national security issue, it's a smart fiscal issue. we have paid with treasure and blood. if the force shrinks too much. and all the speakers you are going to hear tonight, madam speaker are going to temperature you about this. it becomes difficult from a personal side and the professional side of soldiering. you can't develop the wider things that you need for all contingencies. we have come very good but the small people get rotated. those are new skillsets that need to be incorporated in. let's just pause in the draupdown, let's keep the force where the commission and the commission says it needs to be. let's give the force to rotate out and do what it needs to be done and in a way that makes sense and again i want to

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home this weekend at the new castle air national guard base. meantime, 14 area owe medical members will deploy next month to undisclosed location in southwest asia. they're going to help care for those wounded in combat. >> from the bucks county courier times, workers at deborah farm in hill town have been keeping 180 small fires glowing on the 8-acre property. they are trying to save cherries, peaches and plumbs from the cold temperatures that have hit in the first half of the month. above average temperatures in march woke the trees from dormancy, leaving them now susceptible to the now chilly temperatures. >>> and, that is your look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> so here is a question for you. who do you trust more, donald trump or hillary clinton? result of new pole coming p. plus this: >> ♪ i love you ♪ >> cute. oh, if that didn't put a smile on your face this monday morning, i'm not sure what will. this video is going viral. and we love it next. your ceiling fan.allsaid he couldn't. and that one time ron s

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. >> congressman tulsi gabbert, a member of the hawaii army national guard served two tours in iraq. >> if you meet those standards, then you should be allowed to serve there, whether a man or a woman. >> critics say it's not that simple. >> the idea that men and women are interchangeable, especially in that much higher level of the combat arms it's utterly absurd. >> the sergeant eaton served with the second marine expeditionary force in fallujah. >> the standards lowered formally or informally. there is no such thing as gender neutral. the sexes are not neutral. >> congresswoman gabbert contends that by lifting the combat restriction the military is simply recognizing reality. >> women serving incredibly in our military for a very long time. we've seen over a decade ago a woman who's actually in the national guard was awarded the silver star for her bravery in close quarters combat. >> a lot of the advocates for women in combat say women have been fighting in combat for decades enit's just not true. i was out there with the infantry on the outskirts of fallujah and we would frisk w

. >> congresswoman gab bert, a member of the hawaii army national guard served two tours in iraq. >> if you meet those standards, then you should be allowed to serve there, whether a man or a woman. >> critics say it's not that simple. >> the men and women interchangeable, especially at a much higher level of the combat arms, utterly absurd. >> the sergeant eaton served with the second marine expeditionary force in fallujah. >> the standards lowered formally or informally. >> the sexes are not neutral. >> congresswoman contends that by lifting the combat restriction, the military is simply recognizing reality. >> women serving incredibly in our military for a very long time. we've seen over a decade ago a woman who's actually in the national guard was awarded the silver star for her bravery in close quarters combat. >> a lot of the advocates for women in combat say women have been fighting in combat for decades and just not true. i was out there with the infantry on the outskirts of fallujah and we would frisk women for explosives. we were in danger all day every day we were doing th

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. >> congressman tulsi gabbert, a member of the hawaii army national guard served two tours in iraq. >> if you meet those standards, then you should be allowed to serve there, whether a man or a woman. >> critics say it's not that simple. >> the idea that men and women are interchangeable, especially in that much higher level of the combat arms it's utterly absurd. >> the sergeant eaton served with the second marine expeditionary force in fallujah. >> the standards lowered formally or informally. there is no such thing as gender neutral. the sexes are not neutral. >> congresswoman gabbert contends that by lifting the combat restriction the military is simply recognizing reality. >> women serving incredibly in our military for a very long time. we've seen over a decade ago a woman who's actually in the national guard was awarded the silver star for her bravery in close quarters combat. >> a lot of the advocates for women in combat say women have been fighting in combat for decades enit's just not true. i was out there with the infantry on the outskirts of fallujah and we would frisk w

there is roughly 127,000 regulars of professional soldiers, about 110,000 of the national guard, many of those had been called up on the mexican border to protect the border against further incursions. they were federalized by resident wilson, plus, wilson authorized a draft, oan this includednd the is scripted soldiers and the drafted volunteers -- the inscripted soldiers in the drafted volunteers. they did not have the type experience that one was going to need to fight a modern warfare overseas, especially on the western front, and if anyone has ever been to the battlefields in france and in belgium, you know that the remnants are still there of the trenches and the s, and it is difficult terrain. british troops0 were either killed or wounded on the first day, july 1, 1916. the french had been bloodied in american troops were badly needed. youargument was, why do bring american troops over here and we will bring them with the french and the british and we will amount to meet them? them?lgamate that theilson decided only way you can do this is to have an independent army. form the f

the return national guard would be made up of 350,000 troops. it would be formed of interior ministry troops and led by glad glad's former bodyguard, who will report directly to the president. making the submission the president said that the priorities would be tackling terrorism, organized crime, and illegal drug trafficking. he said that the loss would include special rapid deployme forces. he said that the idea of a national guard has been floated in moscow for years and is being implemented because of what president putinber receives as a possible internal threat to overthrow him. >> it was always understand that this would be a guard that would quail any internal opposition to the kremlin to the regime. and right now with russia in conflict with the west apparently there is a fear that western powers could instigate anti-government protests and try to have some kind of so-called revolution and overthrow and change the regime they're putting together joint force, special interior ministry troops, and have their own air force. this is a--up

instead of the federal troops, governor paterson called the national guard. when the freedom riders or taken from the church, they were taken to the home of dr. richard harris. dr. harris was a black pharmacist who had also been involved on the bus boycott. he had provided some transportation coordination and at his home, the freedom riders were given safe haven. the decision was that the ride would continue. the next stop would be jackson, mississippi. may 24, 1961, two busloads of freedom riders, many of whom had been on the early bus to montgomery left montgomery on the trailways bus. when the freedom riders arrived in jackson, they did try to integrate the segregated facilities there and were arrested. they were charged with breach of peace and many of them served 30 to 40 days in jail. were arresteds and served time in prison in jackson, mississippi. which meant they never arrived at the destination in new orleans. even after all of the activism and all of the work that people like rosa parks and dr. martin luther king had done desegregating the city bus

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in an underground emergency command bunker the national guard, state police and federal agents share information. and monitor online chatter. in the weak of the isis attacks in brussels, commissioner evans says there is more coordination with federal investigators than ever before. so brussels changed things here? >> yeah, it did. it just -- sort of brought back a lot of -- emotions over what happened here. almost three years ago now. but i think, obviously, we got to stay focused on the race and make sure it goes off safely. >> reporter: the crowds two miles of the race. on top of that, 40,000 fans are expected to take in a red sox game tomorrow afternoon. jeff, complicating the task at hand for police. they expect many of the fans to head here to the finish line as well. >> jeff pegues, thank you. up next, a new crack down on street racing in southern california. and refugees who escaped war and poverty fiend new careers in the kitchen. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. we've gotpeptocopter! ummy town. ♪ when cold cuts give your belly thunder, pink relief is the first

. >> congresswoman, a member of the hawaii national guard served two tours in iraq. if you meet those standard you should be able to serve there whether you are a man or pa woman. >> critics say it is not that simple. >> the idea that men and women are interchangeable especially at the higher level of the combat arm is utterly absurd. >> june eden served with the second marine force in fallujah. >> the standards will be lowered either normally or informally. there was no such thing as gender neutral. sexes are not neutral. >> the congresswoman contends lifting the combat restriction the military is recognizing reality. >> woman have been serving incredibly and courageously in our military for a very long time. we have evseen over a decade aga woman who is actually in the national guard was awarded the silver star for her bravery in close quarters combat. >> a lot of the advocates for women in combat say women have been fighting in combat for decades. it is just not true. i was out there in the infantry on the outskirts of fallujah and we would first go in for explosi

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