historic shrine as the birthplace of the national anthem. makes fort mchenry very unique. ne of the crown jewels of the national park service. and as a danger, it's a special honor to be the caretakers of this treasure of the american people. >> you can watch this or other american artifacts programs at any time by visiting our website. c-span.org/history. >> you've been watching c-span's american history tv. we want to hear from you. follow us on twitter >br twitter @cspanhistory. connect with us on facebook at fab.com/c-spanhistory. or you can leave comments, too. or check out our upcoming programs at our website, krb span.org/history. >> and we'd like to tell you about some of our other american history tv programs. join us every sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern for reel america. featuring archival films by government, industry and educational institutions. join us as these films take you on a journey through the 20th century. again, that's reel america, every sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern, here on american history tv. on c-span3. >>> here's a look at some of the programs you'l

cspana4ú everyone please rise for the posting of the colors and please remain standing for our national anthem>> present the colors.éú> color guard, retire the colors.pñy0ñ >> please be seated. in case you're wondering where the cadets came from they are high school cadets from the oak ridge military academy in greensboro, north carolina. they came for the 50th and supported this. at this time -- because i know you didn't come to hear me talk all the time. i would like to bring up dr. hammitts who will start us for the day. a professor of history at old oh dominion, a scholar of modern europe specializing in the history of modern italy, the adriatic provinces and successor states. her most recent book this the fame of italy received the 2013 charles e. smith award from the european section of the southern historical association for the best book on european history. ladies and gentlemen, dr. hammitts.8fft [ applause ] >> if i get away from the mic, give me a holler. i wanted to start by welcoming you quickly and to thank the macarthur memorial for the splendid partnership, the

that poem became the national anthem, baltimore is in the center of a pop you lated area, and people have been taught what took place there, and what took place there was very important, but it was a diversion. the real battle was up here. you see, if the british can take plattsburgh, there's no troops between here and d.c. the cavalry is not coming. they could sweep down the lake, go on to lake george, go on to the hudson and can split the united states in half. in the meantime, the treaty of gent it talks are on. this is a bargaining chip. if you with redraw the boscher of the northern united states while these negotiations are going on, that's going to be the new northern border. what they had in mind, they didn't plan to take the united states again. it was not another revolution. what they planned was they wanted a new northern border for the united states, not the 45th parallel, but the 43rd. they wanted the northern border of massachusetts to be the border of the northern united states. if you take that line and run it across the country, you take that parallel, you end up in

interrupting the interview se seslj's mobile phone--the russian national anthem, his ringtone of choice. >> all of our traditional members are members. e.u. countries bombed us. they grabbed kosovo from us. russia throughout history has never attacked us. >> from the start obstacles and delays have led to seselj's trial. in-fighting between officials forced the replacement of one of the presiding judges, setting the trial back by months. the. >> after all the proceedings were finished, the entire process was returned to square one. this is unacceptable. >> reporter: a new verdict is expected sometime next year, but seselj said that he won't return. >> no, if they arrest me, what could i do. >> reporter: while he remains in serbia his influence continues to grow. this is seselj at a national rally. as balkans come to terms with its violent history, the return of one of the most unrepent tent nationalists threatens old tensions. al jazeera. belgrade. >> oil-producing countries in the gulf rental sai region said they won't cut prices. >> reporter: saudi arain is the world's biggest exporte

other than, say, the national anthem and god bless america?g. >> stephen: intelligent composing. >> and quality music. it's an actual book. it's a book of songs that were compiled over about two to three decades, and they were specifically chosen because of the impact that they had on music and, you know, we always talk about fred astaire and how he was really the first person to sing all the songs that were introduced to the great american song book. tony calls it the fred astaire song. >> true. all of the composers were handpicked by the most incredible performers on the planet and compiled into this book and we chose the songs that we really loved. >> no country in the world has ever given the rest of the world the best popular songs. we play in china, russia, israel, we play everywhere in the world and everybody in the world knows these american songs. >> we just sang in tel aviv together. 27,000 people sing ago song that's at least 70 years old. it was incredible to witness and it was inspiring. i love singing with him. >> stephen: well,

stand as we march on the colors and remain standing while movie driving leads us in singing the national anthem march on the colors ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in halt present arms oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? please be seated today is dedication marks the culmination of nearly 5 years of effort and 82 years of waiting with completion of that memorial we have kept the promise to out-of-towner our innovations mill veterans made to some many, many years ago i thank charles kendrick is smiling down on us today charles was a world war i veteran a hero that led the efforts to build this memorial complex with the developers building and this memorial court there was never enough money to build a veteran's memorial charles had a son charles junior he was a ace

the guy is up in canada doing the national anthem before a hockey game.verybody is watching his familiar is probably there. ♪ >> that is awesome about this his recovery. he acts, he gets back up, singinsinking getting the crowd involved much it's just perfect. we love this. >> much respect. much respect. ♪ >> what will make it at the top five the socially awkward christmas countdown from fast food fails to own reporter hitting the dance floor. food fails to own reporter hitting the dance floor. >> stick around ♪ ♪ we put all the apps you love inside a car designed to connect you to a world of possibilities. the connected car by volvo. innovating for you. give the gift of volvo this season and we'll give you your first month's payment on us. ♪ >> hi socially awkward. most awkward christmas i've been give haven't was an autograph of a six-year-old of best my friend. >> you're watching socially awkward christmas on fox 29. >> coming in hot at number 71 of our very own reporters chris o'connell getting down on the dance floor. >> i always said i wanted to hav

. ♪ ♪ the russian national anthem his ring tone of choice. >> translator: all of our traditional enemies eu members. russia is our traditional friend and ally. eu countries bombed us in 1999. they grabbed kosovo from us. russia throughout history has never attacked us. >> from the start, obstacles and delays have beset seshel's trial. but the biggest delay was caused by the hague itself. delays forced the replacement of one of the judges. setting back the process by months. after all the court proceedings were finished and as they were reaching an agreement on the verdict, the entire process was trowrnd squarreturned to square. this is unacceptable. >> seshel says he will not return. >> in my mind, never. if they arrest me, and bring me to account, what i could do? >> this is seshel at a recent internationalist rally, as the citizen return of the most unrepentant nationalist threaten is. >> neave barker, al jazeera, belgrade. >> manufacturer airbus delivered the plane to qatar airways, which becomes the first airlines to fly the carbon composite airplane. >> they have waited eight years,

we had the singing of south africa's national anthem after the silence. commemoration ceremonies being held around the country, including at mandela's ancestral home in the country's eastern cape province. speaking at a wreath-laying ceremony in pretoria, she paid tribute to mr. mandela's unwavering spirit. >> the body gave in, but his spirits never, ever changed. he was always the same. to the end. and he is in spirit the same, even today. >> i've been speaking to our correspondent in johannesburg. milton is following the whole day's commemorations for us. >> reporter: how quickly time flies, because it wasn't that long ago that we were covering the death of nelson mandela. who can believe that a year has gone past? but just to try and get some reflection as many south africans are doing this morning, trying to see where the country is going after a year since the struggle hero who liberated them from oppression had died. i spoke to mr. mandela's granddaughter. a year on since nelson mandela's passing. this is the house where nelson mandela used to live

rain tonight into about sunrise tomorrow. [ national anthem playing in the background ] >> there is areak between storms but the next storm is sunday night into monday. so the unsettled pattern continues. futurecast shows you a line of showers approaching at 9:00 tonight, on-and-off showers tonight. still showery tomorrow morning at 6:00. and then we get a break over the weekend, sunday night north bay rainfall moves in. everybody getting more rain on monday so we're cloudy with rain tonight. lingering showers on saturday morning with a mainly dry weekend. so we have rain moving into the bay area once again tonight. high temperatures tomorrow, morgan hill high 65. union city 64. walnut creek 64. brentwood 65. as i said just a few morning showers rain primarily this evening and tonight. daly city 63. richmond 67. clearlake a high of 60. so we are wet tonight very early tomorrow morning most of the weekend is dry. monday more rain. next thursday and next friday we also have more rainfall. championship football tonight will be played in the rain live in pleasant hill. we are minutes away

un, it remind me of our national anthem. ♪ ♪ >> jon: that's a song from a movie, and i'm pretty surebe ironic, hasan. >> jon, it is not fair to hold to us an impossible standard like never torture. ( laughter ) sometimes you just gotta torture. >> jon: we set that standard. we're the ones who set that standard. the u.n. convention on torture specifically says no exceptional circumstancees whatsoever, whether a state of war or other public emergency may be invoked. signed in 19ate, by no shrinking violate, president reagan. we signed that. >> jon, we sign tons of ( bleep ). >> jon: all right, that's-- >> look at the declaration of independence. we wrote "all men are created equal," while we had slaves. that was pretty awesome. >> jon: no, it's not awesome. so we're just awesome no matter what we do. we're awesome because we're awesome. >> no, no, no. nosjust because. remember those slaves from before? >> jon: sure. >> who freed them? >> jon: we-- we did from us. >> yeah, yeah. and remember women? ( laughter ) >> jon: i don't-- >> who fought for their right to vote. >> jon: we-- we did

she got better as she went along and in the finals -- >> next up, the national anthem at a philadelphiaame. >> i think that that probably gave her a little taste of what superstardom is like looking around 10s of thousands of people and thinking this is what i want to do with my life. >> fountain audience but struggled socially during her middle school years. she poured her heart into her music and relentlessly lobbied her mother to take her to music row. >> when i was 11 i came to nashville and knocked on the doo doors. i would walk into every major record label, hey, i'm taylor. i want a record deal. call me. >> the phone never range but taylor didn't stop. she mastered the guitar as seen here in her 2010 concert document and then wrote and recorded her first song. ♪ angels above you ain't so far away ♪ >> lucky you she wrote it the day she learned how to play guitar. if you listen to that song it is very characteristic of the way that taylor will write songs. it's about not fitting in at school. about being the outsider. >> turning hurts into hits would become her trade mark. ♪ when

the russian national anthem - his ring tone of choice. >> translation: all of our traditional members are e.u. members. russia is a friend and ally. e.u. countries bombed us in 1999. they bombed kosovo. russia, throughout history never attacked us. obstacles and delays be set the trial. the biggest upset was caused by the hague itself. infighting between the officials forced the replacement of one of the judges. serbian prosecutors accused the hague of being irresponsible. after all the court proceedings were finished and as they were reaching on agreement on the verdict the entire process was returned to square one. this is unacceptable. >> a new verdict is expected next year. vojislav seselj says he will not return. >> no. never. if they arrest me what i could do. >> reporter: while vojislav seselj remains in serbia, his influence grows. this is vojislav seselj at a recent rally. as the balkan struggles to come to terms with his violent history, the return of one of the most unrepentant nationalist threatens to enrage old tensions >>> in france, airbus is handing over its first a 35

these days, they frequently perform the national anthems of important international visitors. moh moh san is a violinist and one of many players lacking formal training in classical music. she originally played a traditional harp. she was assigned the violin because it also has strings. her husband studied the violin at university. his help was important. >> translator: even in just a short time, it's been satisfying to see her progress. >> translator: it was tough, but i never considered quitting. the more i was able to play, the more interesting it became. >> reporter: japanese conductor yunosuke yamamoto received an invitation from the myanmar government to help fine tune the orchestra. ♪ >> reporter: the concert marking 50 years of ties between myanmar and japan would be a chance to demonstrate the improvements. orchestra members practice intensely. moh moh stays late. she's still not 100% comfortable with her violin. >> do you make bigger vibration? no? >> i cannot. >> you cannot? try it just once. ♪ >> yes, yes. that's good. >> it's difficult. >> it works. ♪ >> reporter:

we had the bands playing the italian national anthem was played. with of this varies message, i saw people in tears. i think people were very moved by pope francis pyramid he pilgrims came here from around the world to see him, not only from italy to move by kendrys as far as mexico, taiwan, turkey, egypt. they traveled here to see the pope. i think they might have been a bit surprised by how somber and how solemn he was today when he was at pains to remember those suffering, particularly in iraq and syria, sending that message home to people. this is not just a day of celebration, particularly for those who lost their homes and fled violent conflict in the middle east. >> thank you for that report from the vatican. meanwhile, in bethlehem as the pope mentioned, thousands of pilgrims flocked there to that biblical town to celebrate christmas in the traditional birthplace of jesus. crowds filled manger square and attended mass inside that what hamm's church of the nativity. that was even a attended by the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas. he sai

the russian national anthem, the ring tone of choice. >> translation: all of our traditional enemies are e.u. members. russia is our trend and alley, u.s. countries bombed us. russia, throughout history, never attacked us. >> reporter: from the start, obstacles and delay beset the trial. the biggest upset caused by the hague itself. infighting between officials forced the replacement of one of the judges, setting the verdict back. the hague was accused of being irresponsible. >> translation: after all the court proceedings were finished, as they reached an agreement on the verdict, the process was returned to square one. this is unacceptable. >> a new verdict is expected next year. he will not return. >> no, never. if they arrest me, they need to know what i could do. >> reporter: he remains in serbia, his influence is growing. this is him at a recent rally. as the balkan struggles to come to terms with history. the return of one of the most repentant nationalists threatens to ipp flame tensions >>> to egypt, where five members of the armed group have been killed in a shoot-out with

. >> interrupting the interview, his mobile phone. [ ♪ music ] >> reporter: the russian national anthem his ring tone of choice. >> translation: all of our traditional enemies are e.u. member. russia is our traditional friend and ally. e.u. countries bombed us in 1999 and grabbed kosovo. russia, throughout history, never attacked us. >> reporter: from the start obstacles and delays be set the trial. the biggest upset was caused by the hague. infighting between the officials forced the replacement of one of the judges, setting the verdict back by months. serbian prosecutors accused them of being irresponsible. >> translation: after the court proceedings were finished and they were reaching an agreement, the process was returned to square one. this is unacceptable. a new verdict is expected next year. he says he will not return. >> no, never. >> reporter: he remains in serbia, his influence will grow. this is him at a rally. as the balkans struckle to come to terms with history, the return of one of the most repentant nationalists threatens to inflame tensions. >>> pakistan has carried ou

and gentlemen, if you can, please rise for the presentation of the colors, the playing of the national anthem, and our invitation. [band plays "the star-spangled banner"] >> let us pray. lord, god of hosts, whose power and authority is everlasting to everlasting, we honor you and recognize your providence and protection on our nation. we thank you for this opportunity to assemble here, to honor the veterans of our nation's armed forces. may we never forget those who served to secure our nation and our liberty. let us never take for granted the high cost that these men and women have paid. we pray for the veterans who were crippled in war with the loss of a limb. we pray for those injured by unseen wounds of the heart and mind, and we pray for veterans and homeless shelters or on the street suffering from wounds that they do not understand. bless the families of those we honor today. fill them with the pride that because of their sacrifices they shared equally in the appreciation awarded today, and finally, lord, we want to pay special respect to those veterans of the greatest generation. they

. >> next up -- ♪ star spangled >> the national anthem at a philadelphia 76ers game. >> i think thataste of what superstardom is like. >> looking around, tens of thousands of people and thinking, this is what i want to do with my life. >> taylor found an audience, but she struggled especially during her middle school years. >> i had this, you know, clique of girls i used to hang out with. all of a sudden they didn't want to hang out with me anymore. i don't know whether it was because every single weekend i was at songwriter acoustic nights or whether i was trying to do something completely different than what they were trying to do, but all of a sudden the friends were gone. >> singing became her salvation in these painful years. she poured her heart into her music and relentlessly lobbied her mother to take her to music row. >> when i was 11, i came to nashville and just kind of knocked on doors of record labels. my mom was, like, waiting in the car. i had this little demo karaoke cd and would walk into every major record label and was like, hey, i'm taylor, i'm 11, i want a record

. >> my favorite wing bowl national anthem singer right here beasley reese. >> so you guys collect toys. >> yes. >> how did you collect your toys. >> people stopped by at different things we were doing. >> don't talk about basketball. >> i will put this down. >> kids will love this basketball though. >> maybe your kid will practice and help us one day. >> in 2020 we will look good. we will be ready for that. this ball, right now will help the the team, the team. so yeah we have stuff all another, people brought it by fourth and market. some of the hosts and employees too. so, yeah, obviously nothing is better than a smile on a kids face from a basketball or football. >> yes. >> so when you look into the truck and you see what has been done by philadelphia. >> yes. >> we talk about being the best sports fans we're actually the best people in the world, look at all of those toys that were brought out. >> that is where we fight in philadelphia. chip said we fight. >> that is what i'm talk about. >> fighting for the kids. >> brian haddad, creative director and one of my favorite hosts. we w

contributions right up to the own present time, in the great way that the americans bond with the national anthem, bond with the american flag. let's explore how it's evolved. we'll see how different garrisons and people who were heat at this fort saw the same stars and stripes, but derived very different means. we're going to go inside the fort where we'll uncover the hidden history of ft. mchenry. ft. mchenry has a layered history. you can see that behind me. for example, during the bombardment all the these buildings were single story. the second stories and porches were added around 1830. ft. mchenry was garrisoned by union forces, however baltimore had loyalties on both sides. many for the north, but also many for the south. the first bloodshed in the american civil war was actually in the streets of baltimore, first as pennsylvania troops were moves through the city on the 18th of april, and then even worse on the 19th of april as massachusetts troops were marching through the city, a large pro-conphet rat mob descended on them. whether the smoke cleared, four soldiers were killed and probl

if you would please rise for the playing of the national anthems. >> ♪ god save our gracious queen longive our noble queen god save the queen send her victorious happy and glorious long to reign over us god save the queen ♪ ♪ o say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ >> good morning, everyone. i have the privilege and the honor of serving as the law librarian of congress. the library here at the library of congress has the largest materials,of legal now at over 2.8 million volumes. and that collection continues to grow every year. and includes materials from all jurisdictions around the world. the exhibition which we're opening to the public today, magna carta, muse and mentor, draws many of its item

national anthem, ring tone of choice. >> translator: all of our traditional enemies are eu members. russia is our traditional friend and ally. eu countries bombs us in 1999. they grabbed kosovo from us. russia throughout history has never attacked us. >> reporter: from the start obstacles and delays have upset seshel's trial. caused by the hague itself. forced the replacement of one of the presiding judges setting the verdict back by months. serbian prosecutors accused the hague of being irresponsible. >> after all the court proceedings were finished and as they were reaching an agreement on the verdict the entire process was returned to square 1. this is unacceptable. >> reporter: a you in verdict is expected sometime next year but seshel says he will not return. >> no, never. if they arrest me, and bring me to the hague, what i could do? >> reporter: while seshel remains in serbia his influence continues to grow. this is seshel and a recent nationalist rally. return of one of the most unrepentant nationalists. neve barker, al jazeera, belgrade. >> spain's princess cristina will be

. >> school children are singing the national anthem as here and across pakistan they held prayers ands violent attacks, but not like this on this scale. this girl speaks of her shock. those martyred were brothers and sisters, future of our country. >> the shock and grief over the attack over the pakistan taliban that a left 130 school children dead has been heard around the world. now the prime minister sharif has held prayers and emergency talks with other political leaders. >> translator: we're trying to eradicate terrorism from the region as he raises the moratorium for death penalty. they're divided here on taking on the threat. some see use of the power struggles. can they unite now in the face of this? what more can they do? >> reporter: government is now under tremendous pressure to go after all militants whether pakistani or iran. pakistan would have to decide whether they can allow the taliban to hide in pakistan. >> reporter: as so many families believe over the loss of innocent young lives here t question persists as to whether this tragedy can become a turning point in thi

jets center nick mangold wore a black nypd cap during the national anthem. jets coach wore a black stripe on his shoulder in what the team describe as his personal tribute to the fallen officers. detectives are trying to learn more about the 28-year-old gunman who ambushed and killed them. they are looking into the claim by ismaaiyl brinsley's mother that he had undiagnosed mental illness. they are digs into ismaaiyl brinsley's facebook page to see if quote put wings on pigs, and references were political protests or excuse for a violent rampage. that spree began in baltimore when he shot his ex-girlfriend. >>> and in tarpon springs, florida, 45-year-old officer charles condak was killed. the 17-year-old veteran of the tampa area. a sheriff's spokeswoman said a 23-year-old suspect is in custody. >>> north korea warning overnight the massive cyber attack on sony is just the beginning. a new statement from pyongyang denies involvement in the sony hack, but claims the united states government was behind "the interview." goes on to threaten quote counter action

. >> reporter: the lord's prayer followed by the national anthem began the nearly 2-hour long service. a sea of blue filled the streets. many flew in from other parts of the country, all paying tribute to officer rafael ramos. he and his partner were shot and killed sitting in their patrol car outside a housing area. they fled into a subway station and killed themselves with a bullet to the brain. officials called for peace, not protests or retribution since. a sentiment echoed through the funeral. >> the great civil rights leader martin luther king junior. the old law about an eye for an eye leaves everybody blind. >> leaders paid tribute to ramos's family including his two sons. >> jayden found the truth when he reminded people that police officers are the people you call when you need help and they always show up. true words were never spoken. >> the penta coastal christian service at the christ tabernacle church where officer rafael ramos attended for almost a decade and a half was attended by vice president joe biden. >> to the ramos family we are all lucky to have rafael. he did

now, at best americans will recall the war for a handful of patriotic icons, the national anthem, the victories of the american warship, the constitution known as old iron sides. for the british party and burning the white house and then for the pay back in the rightful -- payback men take against the british army in northerly. these images suggest the war was a defense of the united states against british invasion because all of these episodes come out primarily in the last year of the war, in a period in which the british are mounting a counter offensive. canadians what americans forget is that the war began and was fought as an american invasion of canada, and so canadians remember a very different war. they remember -- they celebrate their victory in the war, and i want to advise you that if you are ever with a canadian, do not say the united states won the war of 1812 -- [laughter] -- because they take this seriously. i find this out every time i go through border and go through passport control because they want to ask me why i'm coming into canada, and i should have learned by

no one in pendleton knows that better than our singer today for our national anthem, please welcome,rena. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light >> i looked at it as an opportunity to really just thank the people of pendleton for all the support, all the things that they did they for me and my family. ♪ of the brave [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: in pendleton, the world was back on its axis. though, perhaps a smaller, sadder, place without the girl who always reached out to the lonely, the strangers, just like the one who drifted into town and killed her. >> pretty remarkable, huh? i mean, isn't he exactly the sort of person that she would have sought out? >> i find that very ironic. and it's also the same person that if she were here today, she would say, take the way of forgiveness, it's the better way. >> let's pray. come, lord jesus -- >> reporter: and every sunday, the faithful still fill the pews at the pendleton free methodist church. and a barefoot sprite who loved to dance lives on at least in memory. >> amy's life was great. and i thi

you can sing the national anthem in 14 different languages if you think you can do it. >> how do youe the people that you meet, the millennials that you meet out there get engaged in politics so that they actually understand what's going on? >> that's a billion dollar question. >> i think the governor hit it earlier when he pointed out the things that hit them every day. the issues that affect 20 to 35-year-olds who have lost limbs, but that translates into mental illness and traumatic brain injury and all types of americans who have nothing to do with the military. it's not hard to point out things that affect their lives. if you drive down the road and take a right, there's your local political affiliate. >> yes right there. >> i had a question for the panel. particularly as a young woman, a conservative young woman there's a lack of us in some of these circles who are politically aware. what can we do to fill the pipeline for women taking leadership positions even in congress when we've seen more elected representatives, but what about leadership positions and helping the fund-rai

audience here on the back row and you guys get to ask me or ask the panel or you can sing the national anthemo it. >> how do the millennials you meet out there get engaged in politics? do you send them locally or nationally to they actually understand what's going on? >> i know for me, it's easy. the main thing for me is veterans affairs issues. that translates into mental illness and traumatic brain injury and things that affect all types of americans who have nothing to do with the military. it is not hard to point out to someone things that affect their lives. >> yes right there. >> hi, i had a question for the panel. particularly as a conservative young woman there's a lack of us in some of these circles that are politically aware. what can we do to fill the pipeline for women taking leadership positions even in congress when we're seeing more elected representatives, but what about leadership positions and the fundraising efforts? >> first of all get in and get involved. make sure you're involved with as much as you can be involved with. bring three or four more women with you. bring it

. ♪ >> followed by the national anthem began the nearly two-hour long funeral service.ea of blue filled the city streets. many police officers flew in from other parts of the country, all to pay tribute to officer rafael ramos. >> ramos and his partner were shot and killed while sitting in their patrol car outside a housing project in brooklyn. the suspect fled into a nearby subway station and killed himself with a bullet to the brain. officials have been calling for peace, not protests or ret retribution since. the sentiment echoed throughout ramos's funeral. >> the great civil rights leader dr. martin luther king, jr. the old law about an eye for an eye leaves everybody blind. >> leaders pay tribute to ramos's family including his two songs. jadden found the essential truth when he reminded people that police officers are the people you call when you need help and they always show up. truer words were never spoken. >> the penitentiary costal christian service at the christ tab earnernacle church where officer ramos attended for almost a decade and a half was also atte

they said what is the american national anthem. without thinking about i want, i "america the beautiful" and the immigration officer said we all, i think, in country which it was not what it is, which is the "star banner." there's one wrong. you have nine more chances. possibility tinct that we might deny you a position. i managed to get the other nine right. complicated story how it came about. allow 20 people to take the oath on a wonderful sailing warship of the world. have the victory. but that's moored in concrete, it doesn't float. one does. so the oath was performed on 2011, seringlyay, hot day. t was just magical and incredibly moving, i have to say. i don't know if any of you have ceremony.migration i was with a somali and a gabonese and pakistani all they ly free do what wished. they could vote and no fear of arells and all the rest of it. it's wonderful. the judge who swore me in is a remarkable woman who's a great personal friend. indeed, i had lunch with her in boston on tuesday. marian bola. the moment judge at charge

[ crowd singing the national anthem ] >> i don't know who the guy is.ging from the light post in manhattan who had obviously had a few cock tails, he made me realize this is a big deal. when the crowd was chanting "usa" out of the white house. >> it's wild out here. mardi gras, new year's eve. thousands of young people. >> what did your family say when you told them what you did? >> well, i had always told my mother jokingly, even in high school, you don't need to worry about me. i'm here to do something special. and i was just joking, messing with her. i joined the navy. you don't need to worry about me, mom. i'm here to do something special. kept saying that crap even when we started going into war. just a comment mom nothing's going to happen. i'm going to do something special. then i called her from virginia beach. and i said hey mom, you can start worrying now. she's like why? i go that special thing i'm supposed to do? pretty sure it just happened. . >>> this is a fox news alert. it's monday afternoon in indonesia. the families of the 162 people o

just a few hours ago, not only was the national anthem and "amazing grace" playing but vice president biden spoke directly to ramos' widow, saying though there is little anyone can do to ease the pain, her two sons, justin and jaden, will get her through this pain, reiterating that the nypd will always have their back. take a listen. >> justin and jaden, know that although your father is gone, you have inherited an entire family, the men and women of the new york police department will always be there as long as you are alive. they never, they never, never forget. >> police commissioner bill bratton also speaking today, honoring officer ramos by making him an honorary department chaplain. he was studying to become a pastor. he and his partner liu were promoted to detective first grade. liu's family were in attendance for solidarity. governor cuomo reaffirming that the city stands with the nypd, calling new york's finest the greatest police department in the world. complimenting how they've acted while facing weeks of protests. >> was amazed at the discipline and professionalism. the n

he swooped down to the field and fired up the crowd during the national anthem, sunday night.t is very, very cool to see. >> very nice. >> even cooler if we had won but that is still... >> we will take what we can get. >> we will take what we can get. >> like today's forecast, there is in rain. >> thankfully. >> you might see a quick shower up in the poconos but that is it, and you can see how win is starting to move up, a little bit, through the course of the morning, we have seen an extra miles an hour tacked on to these winds with almost every passing hour but it is just enough wind and certainly with the sunshine, to help scour out any low cloud cover that we did see earlier this morning. it is another mild day, one more before temperatures are back to reality. storm scan right new totally empty. i like it that way. variety tore y. >> thanks very much, katie. >> i cannot say the same for our commute this morning, not empty as all, schuylkill is at 8 miles an hour, tons of traffic right around roosevelt boulevard and beyond, in either direction. twelve is your average on i-