maher walsh's people, our valley is that way is valley is that way. you might if i get a picture? >> not at all. >> thank you for coming. >> tell me your name again. did we see each other before? >> we did. i had a question on foreign policy. i asked what do you think is the biggest threat foreign to america. >> the biggest threat is a nuclear iran and violent jihadist extremists. they're all connected. that is what i think is the biggest threat. threats always change but that is the biggest threat. >> what you think? i agree with you. i think nuclear iran is very dangerous and isis is very dangerous for the country. think when he to make sure we can contain them and they don't come to america. >> well, we support the region in addressing its own problems. >> can we get a picture? thank you. >> thank you. >> how are you >> my maiden name was changed. it would have been irish. >> kathleen or kathy? >> anything you are comfortable with. my son just moved from california. he and his wife are teachers. don't ask me where they are teaching. thank you for being here. >> thank you kathy.

maher walsh is right. it is a day to draw citizens together.hey queue mayor walsh, for helping us know that that day should never be forgotten, but remembered in our lives everything will they. may it shine as an example of how our nation response in times of crisis. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome back david cicilline, a democrat from rhode island. you are putting forth legislation to really go against gays and lesbians. outline the parameters of what you want to do and how difficult it will be in congress. guest: we introduced a resolution that really expresses a sense of congress, a statement of our values, this termination he against members of the lgb community in housing credit, education, jury service should not be permitted. the caucus is working hard to get support for what we've done. over 100 members have already signed on. that is already a statement of our values. in addition, working on a piece on the senate side that will for the first time approach this in a much more comprehensive way the issue of di

my people are up in the mountains of galway near the border, not far from where mirror -- maher walsh is people are from. >> have you been over there? . my people are not far from there. they are from the man valley. our valley is that way. his is that way. >> do you mind if i get a picture? it's not at all. thank you. tell me your name again. >> did we see each other before? >> we did. >> i had a question. i had a question on foreign-policy. i just always ask, what is the biggest threat made to america right now? >> the biggest threat is nuclear iran and violent jihadist extremism, and they are both connected and related. that is the biggest right. threats always change, but that is the biggest threat. i think new claire iran -- nuclear iran is very dangerous. i think we need to make sure we contain them and do not come over to america. >> is this to anybody? you just said that tuesday. you have to watch the politics. >> thank you. >> [indiscernible] my maiden name was king. thank you. governor o'malley: kathleen? >> caffe. anything you are comfortable with. my son just moved here fr

vice president governor baker leaders senators mccain, warring, markey, maher walsh doctor jean mccormickn's choir stokes mitchell friends on behalf of ted's sister, jean, teddy junior and kiki, patrick and amy, karen, caroline and the entire kennedy family standing beside me literally and in spirit we are honored and grateful you all can be here. thirty-six years ago my husband came here to dedicate the presidential library next-door. speaking about the speaking about the older brother he loved and admired so deeply teddy called the moment a combination a happy rendezvous with history that makes his memory come alive. today the same is true for all of us who loved edward m kennedy. it seems like only yesterday i was standing with teddy at a window on the 7th floor of the jfk library looking down on the plot of land where this institute now stands. it was an empty low-lying field but he had a vision that something extraordinary could rise from. ascould rise from. as we looked out the window teddy pointed to a little pine tree and said to me that is where the institute is going to be. and

your evidence, cardinal om alley, vice president biden governor baker, maher walsh members of congressery elected official in massachusetts. -- and 30 much every elected official -- pretty much every elected official in massachusetts [laughter] know that michelle and i have shared your prayers in the past few days of for an army ranger and police officer, john moynahan, who was shot in the line of duty on monday night. [applause] i mention him because last year the white house, and the vice president and i, had the chance to honor him as one of america's top cops for his bravery in the line of duty and for risking his life for a fellow officer, and i am told that he is awake and talking and we wish him a full and speedy recovery. [applause] i also want to thank allowed someone who very much wanted to be here, someone who wanted to be here every day for 25 years, he represented this commonwealth every day, and that his secretary of state john kerry. [applause] many of you them -- you know that he stood up for principles for ted and his brother john kennedy believed in so strongly. let u