there was a vociferous argument about music, during which the accused, michael dunn, did not feel that he was treated with respect. you are not going to talk to me like that, he shouted as he sprayed the car that jordan sat in with bullets. killing him instantly. when jordan's friends tried to back the car away, mr. dunn aimed his handgun and fired off several more rounds. nine total pierced the car. there are any number of ways that this interaction might have gone, but there was only one way it could have ended once a gun into the equation. -- entered the equation. in florida, over one million people carry concealed weapons. additionally, 10,000 to 15,000 more floridians are approved to carry guns in public every month, faster than any state in the nation. nationally, florida has some of the loosest permitting requirements. automobile glove boxes are becoming modern-day gun boxes. in his glove box, michael dunn kept a nine millimeter semiautomatic gun along with two loaded magazines. once he had unloaded his gun at my son, and his teenage friends, he immediately went back to his hote

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we are grateful to have two brave officers, michael for known and harry dunn, who defended our democracy and capitol against the violent mob trump incited january 6, 2021. course we are happy to have robert de niro, a native new yorker who can spot bs a mile away and isn't afraid to call it out. the contrast here pretty much writes itself as we speak donald trump is fighting for himself, taking a power nap, and for weeks and months we have seen the red wings of an unhinged, power-hungry -- ramblings of an unhinged, power-hungry, self-c entered man. it is not new for donald trump. it is how he spent his time in the white house. americans will have an opportunity to witness in primetime the contrast between trump, the chaos agent waiting a self obsessed campaign of wage and retribution, and joe biden, who fights for american servicing of a he would like -- the president has a list of things he would like to talk to trump about ifyou will start wil start with why trump, the architect of the repeal of roe v. wade, wants to go even further. he wants to talk about trump's embrace of political

michael dunn was found not guilty of the person that he killed.if you're not going to give us justice, are we wrong if we then take justice in our own hands? [applause] the legal question, two things. the very clear that aboututing attorney is zero. we should not be expecting much. he is our day started off in a horrible way by saying he is going to have the officer testified before the grand jury. that is unheard of. this is a very unusual thing. we've been watching the police force do everything in their to uphold this gentleman. say he was bum rushed by michael brown when he was shot at. ridiculous accusations. a lot of that is coming from the police department and from the police union. i am not expecting much from the state. what is the department of justice going to do? they have the authority to bring civil rights charges. they can't drag their feet. goes out intration 2016. they will be over in december 2016. it is imperative that if we're are going to have a prosecution that charges are brought right now, as early and as soon as possible.

michael dunn guilty of attempted murder but not in the murder of jordan davis, the person he shot andkilled. and now if darren wilson is not indicted, what do you want us to do? because if you're not going to give us justice, then we have to ask, are we wrong if we then take justice in our own hands? >> all right, now. all right, now. two legal question, things. it's very clear that mccullough, the prosecuting attorney in st. louis isn't about zeros. we should not be expecting much. he's already started off in a horrible way by saying he's going to have the officer testify before the grand jury. that's almost unheard of, people. this is a very unusual thing. we also have been watching the police force do everything in eir power to uphold this gentleman, this officer by saying that he was, quote, being bomb rushed by mr. michael brown when he been shot at repeatedly, ridiculous accusations but we are knowing a lot of that is coming from the police department and from the police union. so i am not expecting much from the state. the question is, what is the department of justice going to

there was a vociferous argument about music during which the didsed, michael dunn, not feel that he was treated with respect. you are not going to talk to me like that, he shouted as he sprayed the car that jordan sat in with bullets. killing him instantly. when jordan's friends try to back the car away, mr. dunn aimed his handgun and fired off several more rounds. nine total. pierced the car. there are any number of ways that this interaction might have gone, but there was only one way it could have ended once a gun into the equation. in florida, over one million people carry concealed weapons. to 15,000ly, 10,000 more floridians are approved to carry guns in public every month, faster than any state in the nation. nationally, florida has some of the loosest permitting requirements. automobile glove boxes are becoming modern-day gun boxes. glove box, michael done kept a nine millimeter semiautomatic gun along with two loaded magazines. once he had unloaded his gun at teenage friends, he immediately went back to his hotel, ordered a pizza, and slept. he left the scene and made no attemp

the driver of the car goes into the convenience store to get chewing gum and cigarettes, a man, michael dunne, 47-year-old white software developer, pulls next to the boys in the parking lot, and within those 3 1/2 minutes, he begins the argument and in particular with my son about the volume of the music. because he was emboldened by the state of florida and this expense of law that is all over the country. based on that law, being emboldened and its implicit bias. and his racist attitudes. towards young men of color, he racially profiled the boys, considered that they were thugs and gangbangers. he shot 10 rounds into the car. three of the rounds he shot into the car, ba list ticks show that he was aiming for my child, for jordan, and three of those bullets that he shot into the car actually did kill jordan instantly. the other seven bullets he continued to shoot at the boys as they were trying to get out of harms way. he tracked them as if he were a policeman, tracking them as they moved out of the parking lot. i truly believe that what gave him carte blanche, so to speak and the ability t

first of all, i want to quote michael dunn. he's a democrat member of the commission. here's what he had to say as far as oil speculation goes. the cftc staff has been unable to find any reliable economic analysis to support the contention that accessible speculation is affecting the markets we regulation. that's from the democrat member of the cftc. if i quoted a republican member and they said the same thing, then the democrats would be crying, no, no, no, but that was the quote of the democrat member of the commission. now why is the democrats so interested in blaming high energy costs on the cftc? it's because they have opposed our own development of energy domestically. we do not want to explore for oil in alaska but the president of the united states goes down to brazil and apparently understands or in his view believes that they are maybe technologically superior to americans, that they can drill for oil off the shore of brazil and they can do a better job than the good people in louisiana or texas or florida can and so the president of the united states, a demo

but let me also quote the democrat commissioner on the cftc, michael dunn, a democrat member of the cftc. there has been a suggestion by some that once we set position limits, that's speculative limits, on physical derivatives that the price we pay will inevitably drop. i believe this is a fallacy. . today the staff has been unable to find any reliable economic analysis to support the contention that excessive speculation is affecting the markets we regulate or the position limits will prevent excessive speculation. >> will gentleman yield? mr. kingston: i will be glad to yield once my five minutes is up. the price exists in our markets because of global supply and demand for physical commodity. why are the democrats trying to get us bogged down the price of oil is going up because of speculation? i can tell you. go back to january of 2009 and ask your constituents if they remember paying $1.83 a gallon. in that same month who became president of the united states? but the president obama, the democrat. the change you are asking for, the change we were promised was that gas went from $1.

michael cohen, a former attorney for former president donald trump, and harry dunn, a former u.s.itol police who worked on january

jack david and michael dunn wrote an op ed piece. mr. david was the deputy assistant secretary of defense in the bush administration. mr. dunn is the former presidency over the air force association. and here's what they say in support of more aircraft. part of which the committee appeared to be responding to. not directly but was in concert with. they complain that the air force has been a victim of its success. they say, ironically inattention to repeated cuts that have taken a toll on this branch haven't received the public attention they deserve because the air force has been so successful. no u.s. soldier has been killed by enemy air power since 1953. for six decades the air force has been able to deny operational air space to adversaries. so u.s. ground forces have operated with little fear of enemy aircraft attacking their position. this is in the "wall street journal" written by a former bush assistant secretary of defense and the head of the air force association. but, they say, it's not enough. to have had no americans killed s

now, he never mentioned anything about a cftc, but let me say what commissioner michael dunn, the democratic commissioner of the commission said. this is january 1, 2011. the cftc staff has been unable to find any reliable economic analysis to support the contention that excessive speculation is affecting the markets or that it will prevent excessive speculation. what i suggest to you, madam chair, is that the discussion of the cftc and oil speculators is a red herring. the real issue that the democrats have failed to address is drilling for oil in order to increase supply, and i yield back -- or reserve. the chair: the gentleman from georgia reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. farr: madam chair, how much time does each side have? the chair: the gentleman from california has six minutes remaining, and the gentleman from georgia has 12 minutes. the gentleman from california. mr. farr: the gentleman from georgia has how much? the chair: 12 minutes. the gentleman from georgia. mr. farr: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from georgia. mr. kingston: madam chair,

the driver of the car goes into the convenience store to get chewing gum and cigarettes, a man, michael dunn47-year-old white software developer pulls in next to the boys in the parking lot. those three and a half minutes he begins an argument in about the with my son volume of the music and because he was emboldened by the state of florida and this expense of law that is all over the country. based on that law, being emboldened and its implicit bias. and his racist attitudes. he was concerned they were thongs -- thugs and gang bangers. he shot 10 rounds into the car. he was aiming for my child and three of those bullets did kill jordan instantly. the other seven bullets he continued to shoot at the boys as they were trying to get out of harms way. he tracked them as if he were a policeman, tracking them as they moved out of the parking lot. that what gave him carte blanche, so to speak and the ability to shoot to kill , ask questions later, shoot first, ask questions later, what gave him the authority is the and thee gun culture radical gun laws that we have here in our country. and because

attributed to the world educated african creole community and also to the andation of oscar dunn hatchback? michael: what had happened in there were a few public schools. notafro creoles were schooled there. some sent their kids to the north. .t was all done i wanted to get another point in. omaha, things get solved over time because it's an efficient place. getsw orleans, nothing done -- no offense. i love you and i have your back but if the legislature didn't act, there would still be butchers putting things in the river. host: 10, you are next. m, you are next. caller: did the north have -- didn't they have enough rivers? what was the reason for the butchers to go down to arkansas? host: 20 to be made? moneyl: not everyone -- to be made? the people in the north were investors. there was not any capital in the north after the sale. the economy was in ruins. when they go to rebuild the railroads, they bring in henry mccone. you did outside money. -- you needed outside money. this will get launch in the american memory that these are all scoundrels down there to get elected on the votes of ignoranc

dunns glove box, michael kept a semi automatic time along with two loaded magazines. once he had unloaded his gun at his teenage friends, he immediately went back to his hotel, ordered a pizza, and slept. he left the scene and made to attempt to call police. he retreated, but only after he killed my son. the next morning, he was arrested two hours away. those are hardly the actions and motives of someone who was quaking with fear. some will tell you that the argument was about using -- about music, but i believe it was about the availability of guns and eagerness to hate. feele like mr. dunn empowered to use their gun instead of their voice to reason with others. now i face a very real possibility that my son's killer will walk free, hiding behind a statute that lets people claim a threat where there was none. declares open season on anyone that we do not trust for reasons that we do not even have to understand. they do not even have to be true. in essence, it allows any armed citizens to self-advertise themselves and establish their own definition of law and order an

officer michael finon, officer harry dunn, and new yorker, brooklynite police sergeant, and officer daniel hodges. but it has been more than a year since congress agreed to install a plaque to honor the officers who defended this very capitol during the january 6 attack. so i brought a poster of that plaque that has not yet been installed and we could talk all the fanfare we want about how great the police department is here in the metropolitan d.c. area and across the country. but we have failed for over a year to properly recognize the capitol police officers and the local police departments that protected our very own lives. we have failed to install the plaque and that's why i bring this poster of it to show the american people that we want to honor not just all the plefers across -- police officers across the country but also the ones that defended this capitol and protected us from an angry, violent mob. whose intent was to kill nancy pelosi. whose clear intent was to assassinate vice president pence. they made no distinction on our political affiliation here in this chamber. they we

dunn: thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, just over two months ago hurricane michael ravaged the panhandle of florida. it was a devastating category 4.9 storm that damaged more than 90% of the air force base and decimated our agriculture industry and destroyed entire communities. mr. speaker, the folks back home in my district, the second district of florida, are hurting. this supplemental disaster funding is a down payment on getting the hardworking folks in my district back on their feet. this funding by no means is even close to what we will need to completely rebuild, but it is a start. i commend president trump for remaining steadfast in his commitment to our nation. after hurricane michael, president trump and vice president pence came down to the second district and made it clear that we have their support and we will rebuild. mr. speaker flexion flexion of hurricane mi across the south deserve nothing less. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: i'm pleased to yield t

michael. it is unfathomable to me that every other major storm that has hit our country, named, has received a disaster supplemental and i guess the constituents that i serve, that dr. dunn, that mr. scott serve, wonder, what's so special about us? what's so different about the people of south georgia, south alabama, north florida, that we would be left out? is it that hurricane michael blew at less of a rate of wind? no. is it that it dumped less rain? i guess it's just that the people impacted by michael are unique victims of a broken system in washington that careens from disaster to disaster itself, rather than focusing on the disasters impacting our constituents. madam speaker, what's so deeply tragic about this is that as folks are trying to put their lives and their schools and their families and their churches back together, we're moving into the summer lightning storm season in my community. and they're going to be victimized all over again. because we got 72 million cubic tons of fuel on the ground in north florida and south georgia and south alabama. and with the first lightning storms, that's going to ignite. so as my democrat colleagues, in a matter of a day

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world -- the well-educated african creole community and also to the education of oscar, dunn, and pinch back. michael: what had happened in new orleans is there were a few public schools before the civil war, but the afro creoles were not schooled there. some sent their kids to the north and in paris. it was all done from a francophone perspective. i wanted to get another point in to this caller, two times ago. in omaha, things get solved over time because it's an efficient place. in new orleans, if somebody with power doesn't act, nothing gets done. i love you and i have your back but if the legislature didn't act, there would still be butchers putting things in the river by the water intake pipes. host: tim, you are next. caller: my question is, didn't -- didn'thave enough they have enough butchers? what was the reason for butchers from the north to go down to arkansas? host: money to be made? michael: not everybody involved was a northerner. were, they were investors. there was not any capital in the south after the civil war. the economy was in ruins. in order to get anything built, you needed to

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our guests are michael calabrese and david dunn van and two members of a commerce department advisory committee on the matter of sprecktrum use. >> our goal this week on the communicators is two-fold, number one to learn what the spectrum is and if you have been following telecommunications at all, particularly in the last couple of months, you heard a lot about the sprecktrum. that's our first goal, the second goal is to hear some different viewpoints on how the spectrum can be managed. we have two guests to introduce to you, both members of the commerce department spectrum advisory committee. david donovan and michael calabrese. what is a spectrum? >> what we, much more commonly known as the public airwaves, it is not a tangible thing at all, but the electromagnetic properties of the earth's atmosphere that allow the transmission of radio waves and we call it the spectrum because it is a spectrum of frequency that is could carry different, basically different waves with different propagation characteristics. so some are high frequency waves that carry a lot of information but not th

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dunn. thank you. these guys are warriors. ross spano. thanks, ross. michael waltz. michael.at job he does on television. all of them do a great job in defending us. they are not defending me. they are defending us, because i was the greatest election victory maybe in history and they are defending us. and a man with one of the best names in the history of politics. daniel webster. [applause] pres. trump: what a name. if i had that name, i would have been president 10 years ago. [laughter] pres. trump: thank you. thanks, daniel. thanks, everybody. great job. they are warriors. they go back and they fight corruption, and it is corruption what is going on right now. what you see going on is pure corruption. as we gather this afternoon, medicare is under threat like never before. you know that. you have people running for office. you will not be happy here. almost every major democrat in washington has backed a massive government health care takeover that would totally obliterate medicare. these democrat policy proposals may go by different names. they have all these wonderful n

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michael joseph duffy >> thomas w. duffy >> antoinette duger >> jackie sayegh duggan >> sareve dukat christopher joseph dunne chrise >>ichard dunstan >> patrick thomas dwyer >> joseph anthony eacobacci >> john bruce eagleson >> >> robert eaton >> dean eberling >> margaret ruth echtermann >> my brother. a senior court officer. first responder. i never miss a chance to sing your praise and speak of your courage and valor. a volunteer fire department, firefighter. employing people from the building that ultimately took .our life i think of what you could have been. none of us could see your dreams materialize. i think of what you did in your short life. the cityt you had on loved. i'm proud to say you are my brother. >> i am not forgetting my darling husband. he worked for cantor fitzgerald on the north tower. it is with a heavy heart i am standing here. my heart and grief go up to 9/11 victims and their families. there are many milestones in that youes already were not able to attend. the most recently being william's graduation from high school and his prom. the taking him alone again to roanoke college in virginia. yo

michael mccann. and wired on section 230 of the communications decency act. watch c-span's "washington journal" and join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> anita dunn, senior advisor to president biden discusses the june jobs report, if a structure negotiations in the white house covid-19 vaccination effort. >> joining us this morning on political life is needed done, senior white house adviser to president biden. i thank you for being with us. guest: thank you for having me. host: we have a lot to talk about, including the efforts to get 70% of adults vaccinated. and the first big public event for the white house. if you are tuning on the livestream, you can ask us questions. just quickly from the news this morning on the jobs report, what does the white house make of the numbers put out this morning? that's live on c-span. >> we heard that jobs were created anita dunn: yesterday -- anita dunn: revising it upward from 3.7 to 7.4% for 2021. the highest gpe -- gdp. we feel there are a few things that were important for this morning's report. the president's economic plan is working. it is clear that it's working. we have a record number of new jobs

in "vanity fair" he gave michael lewis and dominick dunne a venue and christopher hitchins, one of the great journalists of our time. one said about christopher hitchins that he was a charmer and trouble maker and he was a gift from, dare i say it, god. from the beginning at "spy" magazine, and through his days in "the new york observer" and "vanity fair" he talked about the shortcomings of donald trump. and he gave him the name short finger vullgarian. he -- i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from west virginia eek recognition? the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor gunnery sergeant dale significantler of west virginia. mr. mckinley: dale's life has been one of leadership and service to his community and country. at the age of 17 during the height of the world war ii, he got his parent's permission and enlisted in the united states navy. even before he had finished high school. he served in the navy until 1946 before returning home to finish h

michael joseph duffy thomas w. duffy antoinette duger sareve dukat dunnek christopher joseph dunne richard anthony dunstan patrick thomasony eacobacci john bruce eagleson robert douglas eaton dean phillip eberling margaret ruth echtermann >> and my brother. >> and my uncle. uncle dave, we love you, miss you, and we will never forget you. paul robert eckna constantine economos barbara g. edwards dennis michael edwards michael hardy edwards christine egan lisa egan martin j. egan, jr. michael egan samantha martin egan carole eggert lisa caren ehrlich john ernst eichler eric adam eisenberg daphne ferlinda elder michael j. elferis mark joseph ellis valerie silver ellis >> and my father. there is not a day that goes by that i do not think about you. you will always be my best friend and my hero. i love you with all my heart and i could never have asked for a greater daddy than year. >> my love, my strength, we miss you. albert alfy william elmarry robert l. ellsat edgar hendricks emery, jr. doris suk-yuen eng christopher epps ulf ramm ericson erwin l. erker william john erwin sarah escobauer jose espinal fanny espinoza bridg

they dunn leavy discusses prosecution of former national security advisor michael flynn.he conversation continues with former u.s. attorney jo joseph jennifer and paul rosen swine -- joseph to jennifer and paul rosen swine. live "washington journal" at 7:00 eastern on wednesday morning and joined the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. ♪ >> live wednesday on the c-span networks, the house judiciary committee holds a hearing on policing practices and accountability. the committee will hear from george floyd's brother and family attorney. other witnesses include mark morreale of the national urban league and someone from the naacp's legal defense fund. on c-span2, the senate returns at 10:00 a.m. to continue work on a bill to fund the national parks and public lands. on c-span3, treasury secretary steven mnuchin joins the head of the small to testify about implementing the small business provisions in the cares act. ise's a look at what streaming live wednesday on c-span.org. at 10:00 a.m. eastern, the senate health committee looks at how the co

michael jude esposito. >> carlos e costa. >> caleb aaron zack. >> brian paul dale. >> thomas a. amiasteenose. >> jenin jones. >> the poet, john dunnwhom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee. mark the two strikes against the buildings in new york, the fall of the two world trade towers, the crash of flight 93 over pennsylvania, and now for the attack on the pentagon in washington, d.c. this year, we will hear the bell toll six times. [bell] >> as archibald macleish wrote, there are those who say that freedom of man is nothing but a dream. well, they are right, it is the american dream. in 1941, president franklin delano roosevelt defined for the world the four freedoms on which the american dream is based. the first is freedom of speech and expression everywhere in the world. the second is the freedom of every person to worship god in his or her own way, everywhere in the world. the third is freedom from want everywhere in the world. the fourth is freedom from fear the fourth is freedom from fear anywhere

this is only two short months after category storm michael testify stated the panhandle. mr. dunn: i commend him. madam speaker, please join me in sleuthing lieutenant general robert scott williams for his great service to the air force. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from maine seek recognition? ms. pingree: to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. pingree: thank you so much, madam speaker. i rise in recognition of july as the american grown flowers month. as co-chair of the house cut flowers caucus, i know the buy local movement has encouraged customers to buy not only their food but also their flowers from local farmers. people want to support the small family farm down the road whether it's lettuce or lilies. the cut flower industry creates jobs, benefits our local economies, and naturally encourages us to embrace our planet's natural beauty. for farmers, cut flowers allow us to preserve open spaces, participate in sustainab

michael joseph duffy thomas w. duffy antoinette duger jackie sayegh duggan sareve dukat patrick dunn felicia gail dunjones christopherdunstan patrick thomas dwyer joseph anthony eacobacci john bruce eagleson edward t. earhart robert douglas eaton dean phillip eberling margaret ruth echtermann >> and my aunt. we love you, we miss you, and we think of you every day. i hope you are proud of us all. >> and my father, craig douglas montana. we love you, we miss you, and you will be forever on our minds and our hearts. [applause] >> paul robert eckna constantine economos barbara g. edwards dennis michael edwards michael hardy edwards christine egan lisa erin egan martin j. egan, jr. michael egan samantha martin egan carole eggert lisa caren ehrlich john ernst eichler eric adam eisenberg daphne ferlinda elder michael j. elferis mark joseph ellis valerie silver ellis albert alfy william elmarry robert r. elseth edgar hendricks emery, jr. doris suk-yuen eng christopher epps ulf ramm ericson erwin l. erker william john erwin sarah ali escarcega jose espinal fanny espinoza billy scoop esposito bridget ann esposito francis espos

michael joseph duffy. >> thomas w. duffy. >> antoinette duger. >> jackie sayegh duggan. >> sareve dukat. >> patrick dunn. >> lydia gail dunn-jonestopher joseph dunne. >> richard anthony dunstan. >> patrick thomas dwyer. >> joseph anthony eacobacci. >> john bruce eagleson. >> edward t. earhart. >> robert douglas eaton. >> dean phillip eberling. >> margaret ruth echtermann. >> my brother, police officer, miss you, love you. >> and my uncle. [speaking spanish] >> paul robert eckna >> constantine economos. >> barbara g. edwards. >> dennis michael edwards. >> michael hardy edwards. >> christine egan. >> lisa erin egan. >> martin j. egan, jr. >> michael egan. >> samantha martin egan. >> carole eggert. >> lisa caren ehrlich. >> john ernst eichler. >> eric adam eisenberg. >> daphne ferlinda elder. >> michael j. elferis. >> mark joseph ellis. >> valerie silver ellis. >> albert alfy william elmarry. >> robert r. elseth. >> edgar hendricks emery, jr. >> doris suk-yuen eng. >> christopher epps. >> ulf ramm ericson. >> erwin l. erker. >> william john erwin. >> sarah ali escarcega. >> jose espinal. >> fanny espinoza. >> billy scoop esposito.

michael mccann. and wired on section 230 of the communications decency act. watch c-span's "washington journal" and join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> anita dunn, senior advisor to president biden discusses the june jobs report, if a structure negotiations in

michael joseph duffy thomas w. duffy antoinette duger jackie sayegh duggan sareve dukat patrick dunn felicia gail dunn-jones christopherchard anthony dunstan patrick thomas dwyer joseph anthony eacobacci john bruce eagleson edward t. earhart robert douglas eaton dean phillip eberling margaret ruth echtermann >> and my cousin, arnold. arnold worked for fiduciary on the seventh floor of the south tower. his family and friends were proud of him. arnold, not a moment has gone by where we do not miss you. when we do not remember the warmth of your hugs and the sound of your caring laughter. we forever miss you. the saint augustine florida station. firefighter will freda of ladder six and the late detective raymond at nypd special victims unit. we honor you. arnold, you must be so proud of your many cousins and many nieces and nephew, especially calling, stephanie, serena and kosi. i'm sure you would give each and every one of them special loving hugs and let them know that you love them and assure them that you are always there for them. as you have always been for everyone you loved. your mom and dad miss you so much. as d