a trinity church. where. we will remember. the british. soldiers practice the. british. being a member of the club. to wear a uniform properly and reenacts german life at the front line but also to have a knowledge of how to handle equipment. this is why commander. is especially hard on recruits who have to show for the first time these things very neil himself is an enthusiastic reenact disconnect his father fought against the germans in the navy but never met them face to face just after the role his father began collecting german army memorabilia to get to lucasfilm. his son continues to hold. it's quite often that. people attempt to politicize people attempt to think that the reason why we do this is because somehow we also how we how right wing far right off i left wing leanings these things are not true is a terrible thing this is why it's called war not having snoozy terrible things happening terrible thing war in itself is a crime against humanity and it is man's sin always to forget. the sacrifices that were made by people. in wall. just looks at the movies the

trinity church. oh. i. know. we will remember. the british. soldiers practice the. british. being a member of the club. to wear a uniform properly and reenact german life at the frontline but also to have a knowledge of how to handle equipment. this is why commander neil robertson is especially hard on recruits who had to show for the first time these things very neil himself is an enthusiastic reenact disconnect his father fought against the germans in the navy but never met them face to face just after the role his father began collecting german army memorabilia to get to lucasfilm. his son continues to hold. it's quite often that. people attempt to politicize people attempt to think that the reason why we do this is because somehow we are neo nazis also how we how right wing far right off i left wing leanings these things are not true war is a terrible thing this is why it's called war not having snoozy time terrible things happening terrible thing war in itself is a crime against humanity and it is monsoon always to forget. the sacrifices that were made by people. in wal

trinity church. i shall. know. and. we will remember. the british. soldiers practice the. british. being a member of the club. to wear a uniform properly and reenacts german life at the frontline but also to have a knowledge of how to handle equipment. this is why commander. is especially hard on recruits who have to show for the first time these things needle himself as an enthusiastic react disconnect his father fought against the germans in the navy but never met them face to face just after the role his father began collecting the memorabilia to get to lucasfilm. his son continues to hold. it's quite often that. people attempt to politicize people attempt to think that the reason why we do this is because somehow we are neo nazis also how we how right wing far right off i left wing leanings these things are not true is a terrible thing this is why it's called war not having snoozy time terrible things happening terrible thing war in itself is a crime against humanity and it is monsoon always to forget. the sacrifices that were made by people. in walk. just looks at the movies t

>> we have, the church that we belong to, trinity episcopal church, that has started a community-basedghthouses. it was in honor of ben, his name, but it really speaks to the youth in the community. >> it's an outreach program. >> it's an outreach program. >> for everyone. >> for everyone, religious, nonreligious, a place for kids to go that can be listened to, activities, people to counsel. it's a place of -- it's safe for them to talk or to celebrate together. and that's a positive thing. it's hugely positive. that is also part of the promise. we have to remember that a lot of this change, from what we experienced listening to peter talk in the concert, i have to remember when i have my angry days, there's positive change. ben tells me, you know, "mama, there's positive things. remember love wins." he's right. >> tell me about your angry days. >> we have gone to a grief counselor and other counselors who talk about, you know, it's not "you're sad and you're angry then you start to get over it," or whatever -- >> the seven stages of -- >> you know? >> right. >> it doesn't work like th

we had a chance to speak with him earlier today at mount trinity baptist church along with her aunt.when you first saw her, what did you think? >> my heart just sank and i started worrying and panicking. i just needed to find my baby. i just kept waiting and hoping that i find her. i was looking through the other kids that had already gotten out. just waiting. >> when did you get word about her? >> this morning. >> where were you? what happened? >> i was at first baptist church. they had opened a shelter for parents that still hadn't found their kids. >> what do you want people to know about your daughter? >> she was the best kid anybody could have. she was jenae. she was, you know, a ball of energy, a ball of love. >> your face lights up when you say her name. >> yeah, that's my baby. >> there is no kid like her. very unique bunch. she is all of our uniqueness balled up into one. i mean, she's the sweetest thing, the bossiest thing, the most fun. always trying to make us laugh. just a sweet baby. sweet baby. >> does it seem real? >> no. it still ain't sunk in. i'm still hoping, you