ron braved enemy fire to rush to his friend and treat his wounds.heard over the radio soldiers were pinned down and critically injured. there was blood all over the place. it was eight half, tough situation to be in -- it was a tough, tough situation to be in. ron climbed to the rocky mountain, all the while fighting back against the enemy, and dodging gunfire left and right. rockets were shot at him, everything was shot at him. when he reached the top, and afghan interpreter was already dead. two americans had been shot. he treated them both to stabilize them and their condition. of through his body on top one to protect them from shrapnel. that ron the cliff realized -- he felt like, that was it. but ron realized this might be the end, it might be all over. recounts, "i just asked that my wife and son would be ok .ith what would happen then i went back to work." tryinghis teammates was to protect the injured, when he was shot, almost severing his leg entirely. as ron was still rendering life-saving aid to dylan, he directed another soldier to stem

i like brave people. we need them right here.arines ago an american fought with unmatched bravery in one of the longest and bloodiest battles of the vietnam war --the battle of wahuey city. the name of that man is sergeant major john ca canley. [applause] pres. trump: i think you like him. today we proudly award john the congressional medal of honor. [applause] john's family is with us to pay tribute, his and patricia, along with his two grandchildren. thank you for being here. appreciate it. [applause] also with us is john's cousin, who has always been like a brother to him. james canley. thank you very much. stand up, james. [applause] we are grateful to be joined by deputy secretary of defense patrick shanahan. thanks, patrick. the secretary of the navy, richard spencer. [applause] pres. trump: chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general joseph dunford. [applause] hey john, there are some pretty big people up here when you are that. these are the biggest. these are the biggest, john. former chairman of the joint chiefs of s

braves beat the dodgers, 6-5. l.a. leads the series 2-1. they square off again today at 4:30 eastern. but first, the astros look to sweep the indians in game three of the alds. and tonight, it's the red sox and yankees in the bronx, tied at a game apiece. >> the red sox and yankees playing in the playoffs. all feels right in the sports

, it happened a long time ago but it still matters, that she was inspired by the woman who has so bravely spoken out about judge kavanaugh, and that she shared her story with me in the hopes i could make sure that her voice and of the voice of so many women were heard. i heard from another one who lives on the olympic peninsula in my home state of washington and she told me when she was in college she was raped by a man she was out on a date with. she remembered his name, but because she believed she was drugged, there were a whole lot of details she didn't remember. she didn't tell anyone about her experience for years, and she reached out to tell me, she understood why dr. ford didn't come forward, and to express her anger that people continue to attack survivors, doubt them, and say they are just mixed up. mr. president, there are so many more strict i've received tens of thousands of letters and calls on this nomination with hundreds and hundreds of personal stories that my staff and i are still working to get through. they are heartbreaking. they are real, and they're just one small

there should have been more of them speaking up and doing our job, should be such a brave act. but in this moment in the republican party it is and i do commend them. because mr. president, here's line.ttom any of my colleagues kendell and scream until they're blue in the face about how aggrieved they are about this process. they can point fingers, push conspiracy theories, call it a sham. they l can say this is going on for longer than anyone wanted it to. they can do all that. i think they are wrong and a lot of what they're complaining about is the ranking member of the committee respecting the wishes of dr. ford herself. but sure, they can do that. but at the end of the day we are talking about a lifetime seat on the highest court in the land, the court making final decisions about our laws, our rights and our freedoms. surely we should take the time to do this right. surely we should all want to make sure we don't put someone on the court sexually assaulted someone, and surely we should want to take the full amount of time promised to fully investigate credible allegations

today we are joined by 30 of the brave marines who fought with valor in the battle of huÉ city.would you please stand? [applause] [applause] you make us all very proud. thank you for being here. thank you very much. sergeant major john canley continued to serve long after vietnam, claiming thousands of marines in combat drills and overseas. now, at 80 years old. you don't like 80 years old to me. nobody would know the difference, right? it's really great. he still goes to the gym. i asked another question. i said how are you keeping your shape? i still work out, sir. it's beautiful. it goes right to the base near his home in california and gives advice to young marines. john's fellow marines have described them as a marine warrior and i can see it is bigger than life and beyond the reach of debt. john, it is because of your extraordinary personality and being and whatever it takes that really do something very special for our country. america is the greatest the world has ever known because of you and people like you. there are very few. it is now my incredible privilege to pres

. >> what i told myself, be brave, don't worry. just be brave. soon you will have your own house. you will not be living in your car. >> reporter: looking for a fresh start this summer, the two loaded up their car and moved to mansfield, texas. >> the community has really embraced us. we kind of came here on faith. no family, no friends. >> reporter: lilly and her mother say they didn't intentionally choose to move out here to texas. texas really chose them. a world renowned nonprofit hospital in dallas accepted their application for orthopedic care and on the same day, st. joseph's catholic school offered lilly a place to attend. >> i'm very thankful that i have my own home. >> her legs can be just like mine. >> reporter: in her new room, she showed her favorite things. she keeps memories including a special day with the harlem globetrotters in oakland and the san jose sharks. >> my last name and number one. >> reporter: the generosity of strangers has literally helped lilly and her mother get back on their feet. still, things haven't been easy. >> gas and groceries. ha ha! that'

but he has braved, battled, worked.s done everything he can, that cancer, he has been fighting it every single day with courage and with strength, and he is a warrior. he is a warrior. and just like he faced every single battle of his entire life, is he facing a very tough battle right now with cancer. but i will tell you he is the best dad and role model two boys could ever ask for. right? do you agree with it. >> yeah. >> you better say yes. i already asked them that question. they needed no prodding. i said is he a good father or great father? they said great father, right? >> yeah. best. >> the best father ever, wow. that's great. beautiful, beautiful boys. ron, i just wanting to say as an inspiration to everyone in this room and to every citizen across all great land, ron, our hearts are filled with gratitude and joy as we prepare to engrave your name alongside of america's greatest heroes. it is my honor and privilege, along with mike and all of these incredible warriors in i don't understand of me to present you

unfortunately we lost our brave come on. son of this soil there is no doubt that any new reader tried their best to interrupt upcoming election and not let the people who participate in elections to the taliban say they were going for an even bigger scalp than rizieq. to. get. a seat or. the us tonight miller was the target no matter the taliban's aim is clear to discourage an already weary electorate from heading to the polls at least ten candidates have been killed so far the latest up do a man by a bomb in his home but the country's president has urged voters to show courage. pulled in this election is going to be a victory for the brave afghan security forces. p. to see america will be a victory for the people of afghanistan and for democracy but the question is. with the un pressing afghanistan to show democratic progress county is under pressure to deliver fifty four thousand troops will be deployed across the country in a bid to ensure the taliban's pledge to attack the ballot doesn't come to pass. let's get more on s

for more than six hours, ron bravely faced down the enemy.ot a single american died in that brutal battle, thanks in great measure to ron's heroic actions. many of the warriors who fought in shock valley are here today. when i read your name, will you please stand? staff sergeant dylan bear. [ applause ] stay up. stand uh, please. specialist mike carter. [ applause ] master sergeant scott ford. [ applause ] sergeant first class, seth howard. staff sergeant, louise morales. [ applause ] sergeant major, dan plants. [ applause ] lieutenant colonel kyle walton. [ applause ] sergeant first class, matt williams. [ applause ] sergeant first class, carl wurzbach. [ applause ] and two wonderful afghan translators, baruz mohamand and garuz gafori. [ applause ] thank you very much. we really appreciate it. he did a good job. did he do a good job? better say yes now or otherwise it's too late. we can always change our mind. he did a good job. thank you all for your noble service and for being here to celebrate ron's historic achievement. it truly is that

the brave men and women who have served our nation. making sure they get quality care and making sure it is accessible and every place that they live. i want to make sure, too, the government is accountable. get done onthings time. we don't have these continuing resolutions that congress does those things and my efforts to make sure we have a simple reform like my bill called no budget, no pay. the simple and straightforward. we stay on, too, schedule. no august recess unless you get those done. all those things are extra narrowly important. -- to the opportunity to represent folks. they let me know on time that they want the work of the nation to get done. they are tired of political divisions. they want to make sure we are listening to each and every one of the districts. and doing the job that we were elected to do. i am proud of my accompaniment. proud of getting things done. i would ask for your support to continue to serve you here in the first district. >> two minutes. good evening. first, i would like to thank the university of

the braves survive 6-5.ll look to even the series tomorrow. >>> how about the other nlds, brewers and rockies. the solo shot gave the brewers a 2-0 lead at that point. sixth inning, he drops the ball on the mound. a balk is called and that allowed a runner to squocore an another to advance. this one allows that run on third to score. like with the a's did, the brewers pitched their relievers and instead of using a starter it worked out. the bull pen giving up just two home runs this post-season. brewers, they're breaking out the bubbly. a will advance to there. >> all i see are guys not afraid of their stuff, and smashing up against guys and credit. and told the guys we've earned the right to go to the world series. and that's a really special feeling. >> today seattle hosted the undefeated rams. this is classic russell wilson. they actually practiced scramble rules with him and this is result when they do. and the hawks led 31-24 after three quarters. but they wouldn't stop dancing because the rams has this

very smart, very brave people.ur country that is getting ,tronger and bigger and richer we are making it greater. that's ok. we are making it greater. god bless your family's and god bless america. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> if you missed the president's comments you can test them online on c-span.org. be hosting a ceremonial swearing-in first up in court associate justice brett kavanaugh in the east room of the white house. tonight on c-span three, photo journalists who covered the 2000 2008, 2012,16 -- and 26 team campaigns shared some of their favorite images. here is a preview. mccain.is senator this is in plant city florida along the i-40 corridor, which atlanta to tampa. to win florida you have to win the i-40 corridor. famous -- they are famous for making incredible strawberry shortcake. parkdale farms. right on the side of the highway. if they want to win the white house, as i said they stopped here and they ordered a giant pile of strawberry shortcake's and eat them. them a part

for more than six hours, ron bravely faced down the enemy. not a single american died in that brutal battle thanks in great measure to ron's heroic actions. many of the warriors who fought in shock valley are here today. when i read your name, will you please stand. staff sergeant dillon bear. [ applause ] >> stand up. stay up, please. specialist mike carter. [ applause ] >> thank you. master sergeant scott ford. [ applause ] >> sergeant first class seth howard. [ applause ] >> staff sergeant lewis morales. [ applause ] >> sergeant major dan plantz. [ applause ] >> lieutenant colonel kyle walton. [ applause ] >> sergeant first class matt williams. [ applause ] >> sergeant first class carl worsbach. [ applause ] >> and two wonderful afghan translators, baruz mahomed and gariv basaman. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. we really appreciate it. he did a good job. did he do a good job? better say yes now or its too late. he did a good job. thank you all for your noble service and for being here to celebrate ron's historic achievement. it truly

i got to meet the brave detective that is depicted by dean cain.-choice democrats and pro-abortion liberals that were involved that refused to turn a blind eye to the horror here. it is remarkable that this indie film was crowd funded with 30,000 donors, $2.3 million raised over 45-day period after the producer has been kicked off of pro-abortion radical kickstarter. even in the lead up to the premiere, you had a facebook banning promotion of ads. good mpr censoring the description, the clear and plain description. an abortion doctor. you have a code of silence by hollywood film critics and yet the word continues to spread as we enter the second weekend for this movie. >> martha: we should point out that this movie is rated pg-13 for that -- a lot of it is not seen the movie. it is something that you can potentially take your older children to. there is doubt about it. >> as a mother i feel it is incredibly important. i really do. >> martha: michelle, thank you so much. good to see you tonight. >> martha: she bravely fought cancer and won. tonight

ford was so brave and compelling. she was so real. the memories she recounted were heartbreaking. the fear she felt when she was being attacked. the relief she felt when she finally made it out of the house. the laughter between brett kavanaugh and mark judge she will never forget. the fact that she is 100% sure it was brett kavanaugh who attacked her. millions of people watched her, and so many women and survivors were inspired by her bravery. mr. president, dr. ford made a credible allegation of a serious offense that needs to be taken seriously. we've also heard from other women, miss ramirez, miss swetnick with their own experiences to share. they should be listened to. they should be heard. we should presume they are telling the truth and republican leaders should allow a full investigation into their allegations. because in the end, despite what some republicans tried to claim, this is not a trial. we are not supposed to weigh evidence and make judgment about innocence or guilt. our job as senators is to weigh what we know, weigh what we hear, weigh what we learn and use our

. >> why aren't you brave enough to talk to us and exchange with us? don't you wave your hand at me. i wave my hand at you. >> when you grow up, i'll grow up. >> you are not grown up. >> how dare you. [ bleep ]. >> there was protests in several other cities besides washington, d.c. including new york city at trump tower and portland, oregon and san francisco. protesters demonstrating at jeff flake's office in arizona. four women arrested for there's pie -- for trespassing. >>> and in a matter of an hour, the announcement of the nobel peace prize is happening. up for the prize is kim jong-un as well as donald trump for their efforts. last year, the prize awarded to the campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. i mention you can bet on this. angela merkel is the actual favorite. a british web site has trump as 5 to 2 odds. >>> nine minutes past hour. new hacking al legations agains russia. and issues with china is undermining the u.s. what the countries have to say next. >>> 4:13 eastern time. the government of china accusing vice president mike pence of slan

while they are so bravely sharing experiences and while so many of us here in the senate are making it clear, we do believe them and support them and others are going in a very different direction. last night president of the united states stood on a stage and openly mocked doctor ford for not remembering some details about what she has described as the most traumatic moments of her life. it was disgusting. if you wanted him to rus to rush the i investigation that the issuer they should be full and thorough plan this is all said and done, will the senate be a place where women are heard, where the voices are respected or so where women are ignored and undermined and attacked. will the senate do its job to get the president's nominee for a lifetime position on the nation's highest court including pushing for a full fbi investigation were at least doctor ford and judge kavanaugh are interviewed in making sure all relevant witnesses were heard and all information is brought forth or will we allow part of the politics and partisanship to take over and push this through before our job is co

she's been very brave. she has. the risk of her life. extraordinary. think it is very much, who could've thought of that? amazing that we are celebrating her voice and her platform, her speaking

[applause] and atlanta braves would beat atlanta braves who beat dodgers 6-5 to force a game four todaye in milwaukee, brewsers hit three home runs and -- they sweep the rockies i should say in denver. milwaukee brewers who did it in denver and for first time in seven year here's the day astros and houston up two games to one and they advance and yankees and red socks it is fun times around these parts. new york, new york with aaron judge playing those fun songs. >> thank you very much. catch the sports reports on fox news headlines 24/7 on siriusxm channel 115. municipal, u.s. ramping up its weapons in trade war with china. we'll have more. liberty mutual accident forgiveness means they won't hike your rates over one mistake. see, liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ so, the whole world is talking about ai. big, bold promises like... it'll find life on mars! but here's the thing. you don't live on mars. (beep) you build wind turbines. supp

president trump awarding the nation's highest military honor to a former army medic who braved heavy gun fire and saved ives in afghanistan. he served with the combined joint special operations task force in afghanistan. there's a picture there of president trump putting the meld al of honor around his neck -- medal of honor around his neck. he's now in the secret service. if you want to watch that vernings you can do that at c-span library. we took in that event as well yesterday. but this discussion continues this morning. the event at the white house in the rose garden yesterday. president trump talking about

general in afghanistan to discuss election security unfortunately we lost a brave commander but if son of this soil voting is now set to be delayed in kandahar because of the murder still the u.s. hopes that voting will go ahead elsewhere as planned right now you know we're going toward the election and we will continue to defend the again people. the election will be a major test for the country outside observers and afghan voters are hoping that a newly elected parliament can forge unity across the country's disparate regions and ethnic groups something previous elections have largely failed to do. let's get more on the story with journalist ali latif he joins us from kabul hi ali now how concerned are authorities in afghanistan that the assassinate assassination of general will disrupt the poll why is his murder so significant. very significant is he the century the most powerful man in connaught as the police chief a role he took on since two thousand and eleven he's really taken over control of the city and made sure that it's secure so the fact that he was killed in the governor'

welcome home the brave. >>> and that breaking news is out of the east bay where a 3-year-old boy was shot tonight. oakland police say he was driven to the hospital and has now been moved to the children's hospital oakland. the shooting happened not far from the san leandro border. investigators are trying to figure out if it happened at a home or out on the street. we'll continue to follow the story. >>> our other major story of the night, the high fire danger. residents are being warned to be prepared as red flag warnings are going up around the bay area. meteorologist sandhya patel tracking the conditions out there. >> there's a reason why that red flag warning is in effect for the 3/4 bay hills right now. take a look at the wind gusts. they're starting to the crease. the east bay hills will be under that red flag warning shortly. it's in effect until 6:00 a.m. wednesday. north-northeasterly winds gusting up to 55 miles an hour. a combination of that and lowering humidity 9% to 19% with the dry vegetation means fires will start rapidly. so we extra vigilant. live picture from our e

it helps modernize our military so those brave men and women have what they need. that they have the things that they need to come home safe. we owe them nothing less. our nation is seeing our readiness atrophy and this is an effort to make sure we rebuild that readiness. in my previous capacity, i went through month after month of hearing the reports of where we were being classified as being not ready at all for any of these threats that exist around the world, not just our adversary threats, but also threats from terrorism, threats in the cyber security realm. this effort would help us rebuild that readiness, in cyber security, and space, with our navy, our army, our marine corps, with our air force, all those areas lacking. we had aircraft that were not ready to fly. in the marine corps we had 46% of aircraft that were not ready to fly. this effort allows us to maintain those ships and will those ships and allows us to build new aircraft to replace aging aircraft. a b-52 aircraft, the youngest in the fleet was built in 1962 and the pilot and flight crew have no

i like brave people. we meet them right here. 50 years ago, an american marine fought with unmatched bravery in one of the longest and bloodiest battles of the vietnam war. the battle of way city. the name of that heroic marine is sergeant major john canley. [applause] [cheers & applause] [applause] i think you like him. today we proudly award john the congressional medal of honor. [applause] john's family is with us to pay tribute. his children, ricky, jacari and patricia along with his two grandchildren, victoria and candice. thank you very much for being here. we appreciate it. [applause] also with us is john's cousin who has always been like a brother to him. james canley. james, thank you very much. stand up, james. [applause] we're grateful to be joined by deputy secretary of defense, patrick shanahan. thanks, patrick. secretary of the navy, richard spencer. [applause] chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general joseph dunford. [applause] john, there's some big people over here when you hear that

woman who bravely spoke out about the abuse that she and so many others had suffered had endured at the hands of i saw in iraq jonah hill is our correspondent he's there in oslo and it did seem didn't it jonah as though many of the norwegian press assembled were taken a little bit by surprise by this year's award. well i don't know did it i mean it has been on the list before he's been touted as a possible winner in the past. it didn't come completely out of the blue now do move out of course perhaps not the joint when perhaps a surprise but look at the questioning of. rice imus and afterwards reflects very much as he made two movement but has already cast its shadow rather over the nobel foundation itself the literature prize don't forget postponed for the first time in decades this year because of alleged improprieties by one of the academy members that gives out the prize so the need to movement for the bunch in the forefront this year the questioning of anderson there reflecting that was that in any way part of the committee's decision to focus on sexual violence to focus on violenc

the results and the fa cts and very brave. out very shortly, but these were very brave officers. these are incredible people of law enforcement and law enforcement does so much for us, so much for us. cheering they really do, they do so much for us, and they‘ re they really do, they do so much for us, and they're really unsung heroes, they don't get the credit they deserve, but i've always given them the credit. these are patriots, incredible people. we mourn for the undrinkable loss of life that took place today and we —— we mourn for the incredible loss of life that took place today and we hope for a place of tolerance, morality, dignity and love. we must all rise above the hate, move past our divisions and embrace our common destiny as americans, and it doesn't mean that we can't fight hard and be strong and say what's on our minds, but we have to always remember those elements. we have to remember the elements. we have to remember the elements of love and dignity and respect and so many others, as we hold pennsylvania and

she is waging a powerful and brave campaign. she told me nothing can bring oliver back but she wants to ensure lessons are learned so that others in future will be safer. but first, the commons spent nearly three hours debating brexit with an update from the prime minister and two statements from other ministers on specific aspects of the process. the marathon discussions came after a huge rally in london on saturday. organisers say the march to parliament square was attended by 700,000 people. the demonstrators were calling for a referendum on any final brexit deal. in parliament, the first item on the brexit agenda was the cost to the uk of staying in a customs union — raised by conservativejohn redwood. it could be 15 billion or more for a year and we would be probably having to accept liability that might extend for the whole seven—yearfinancing period. we are desperately in need for more money for our schools, hospitals, universal credit. when will it rule out signing a withdrawal agreement which we cannot afford? the brass

pulling this election is going to be a victory for the brave afghan security forces. paedos the matter will be a victory for the people of afghanistan and for democracy but the question is. with the un pressing afghanistan to show democratic progress county is under pressure to deliver fifty four thousand troops will be deployed across the country in a bid to ensure the taliban's pledge to attack the ballot doesn't come to pass. and get more on saturday's elections in afghanistan i'm joined now by marcus potts sold the german government's special envoy to afghanistan and pakistan and a former german ambassador to afghanistan ambassador welcome this morning thank you . looking at the security situation is it possible to conduct a poll in this climate of violence i think so. while there one third of the polling stations cannot open but to put it in a positive way two thirds can open and i think that elections can be held but at the midway i feel a sense of hope on your side perhaps i mean i have heard that there has been hope because there is this new generation of youn

. >> why aren't you brave enough to talk to us and exchange with us? don't you wave your hand at me. i wave my hand at you. >> when you grow up, i'll grow up. >> you are not grown up. >> how dare you. [ bleep ]. >> that didn't go over well. protests in other cities besides washington, d.c. including new york city trump tower and in portland, oregon. >>> just moments ago, the nobel committee announced the nobel peace prize. honoring denis mukwege and nadia murad. there have been 331 nominees. 115 different organizations nominated. this using sexual violence as a weapon of war. two people spearheaded campaign against that. winning the nobel. >> most thought it would deal with the korean peninsula. whether it was kim jong-un or president trump. >> maybe next year. >>> hacking allegations against russia and major accusations of china undermining the united states. what with both countries have to say next. y, 97% of employers agree that skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. the kind of skills, tha

to be a leader you have to be brave. you have two put, which he did, america first instead of himself first. i look at that, and i look at the mic was and all of the things that he did. listening to books recently that have come, because dad would have been 105 this year, the wind got me, my dad had a sweater that someone had knitted win in two. the things that he did because he put america first, were so important. >> and your mother's legacy? >> my mother's legacy is so simple. because she started off with intending to do what they called crippled children and handicapped children back then. because that is because her mother was the president of the hospital in grand rapids michigan. while her mother was conducting board meeting emma my mother was down working with children in rehabilitation and teaching them to dance and then she was diagnosed with breast cancer about six weeks after we had moved into the white house. that became so important to her, because it was her survival, too. so, it was not just all of women

his mom told us he's not scared to get back in the water. >> wow. >> brave, brave young man. >> yes.i am. >>> now to that abc news exclusive. monica lewinsky, she's speaking out against bullying. october is bullying prevention month and she's here launching a new campaign taking on name-calling. we'll speak with monica live in a moment. first, amy has more on this powerful new project. >> good morning, guys. we know 20 years ago monica was the target of a very public shaming. well, now monica lewinsky teaming up with an army of celebrities to fight back against harassment in a very moving campaign. it's called defy the name. take a look. >> i think the kinds of people who have had those experiences of having been bullied -- >> reporter: monica lewinsky has an urgent message. she describes herself as patient zero, the first person to be cyber bullied ever and to have suffered a vicious smear campaign that followed her for two decades since being at the center of scandal playing out online. >> i'd have a long list of bullies from childhood all the way up. >> reporter: that's why this m

[applause] in the days after the attack, very brave general traveled to more than 150 funerals of hisoved marines who perished in the beirut bombing. on one of those trips, he arrived at maxwell air force base in montgomery, alabama. there he joined the funeral procession to transport it toler -- former marine auburn alabama. on the long drive, the general witnessed a site that would stay with him forever. journey,t the entire along both sides of the highway, for miles and miles of country road, as far as the eye could see, everyday citizens came by the thousands and were lined up to pay their highest respects. they were waving flags, holding hands, holding their hands also over their hearts, and standing and silent salute to our great fallen marine heroes. this outpouring of love and devotion was but a small measure of the eternal gratitude of our nation. in all of our history, no figure has ever lived with more grace and courage than the men and women who serve our country in uniform. they are god's blessing to us all. [applause] they are incredible people. each of the gold star fam

taken seriously then being in support of the system isn't doing enough to get behind women who are brave enough to tell their stories not saying the ones who don't so are brave but at the same time the incentives in that so if you are part of a system that's just going to stand on its head in a while but that happens if you have to go back home alone and you have to deal with that abusive person who's not be held accountable and do well and in this case her husband said it you want to record if you want to of record she was trying to protect herself and her newborn from him and she didn't shoot him she fired a shot in the air when you know she thought that her lawyer start that was you know stand your ground of florida she stood our ground right but you know apparently that law doesn't apply to women you know a big misconception is a lot of people think it's just i was george zimmerman one that's not actually how he won but you know they were trying to say how you know how to vote or it seemed differ. for him then a different her unlike zimmerman who actually murdered a person who was ju

warrior -- give our brave warriors their largest pay raise in almost a decade.crowd chants usa! ] president trump: at my direction, the pentagon is now working to create the 6th branch of the american armed forces, the space force. very serious stuff. and it's happening quickly. it's very serious. it's where it's at. doesn't sound right but it's right. that's where it's at, defense and offense. that's where it's at. -- i withdrew the united states from the horrible one-sided iran nuclear deal. you know, before i became president i looked at what was happening iran. they were taking over the middle east, they were taking syria, yemen, they were taking everything. now they just want to make it. they have riots in every city. since i took over that horrible, horrible deal, think of it, the previous administration gave iran $150 billion, and even crazier, they gave up $1.8 billion in cash. airplanes full of cash. i said does the president of the united states have the power to give away $1.8 billion in cash? you know what the answer is? it's actually no. they don't.

. >> what i told myself, lilly, be brave, be brave, don't worry about anything else. just be brave. and soon you will have your own house, you will not be living in your car. >> reporter: looking for a fresh start this summer, the two loaded up their car and moved to mansfield, texas. >> the community has really embraced us. we kind of came here on fate, no family, no friends. >> reporter: lilly and her mom say they didn't intentionally choose to move out here to texas. texas really chose them. a world renown non-profit hospital in dallas called scottish rite accepted their application for orthopedic care. at the same day they offered lilly a spot to attend. >> i'm very thankful that i have my own home. her legs can be just like mine. >> reporter: in her new room, she showed me her favorite things. she keeps memories from her past year including a special day with the harlem globetrotters in oakland and the san jose sharks. >> my last name be a genie and then number one. >> the generosity has literally helped lilly and her mom get back on their feet. still things haven't been easy.

the dodgers come out swinging against the braves in game one.by a three run homer in the second. then a third long ball, this one by hernandez puts l.a. up 5-0 in the sixth. the dodgers go onto shut out atlanta 6-0 and now lead the series 1-0. if you're a baseball fan, today is the day. it's kind of the equivalent to the beginning of march madness in basketball. there are four games. if you love baseball, today's your day. >> i went to high school in atlanta. i wasn't too happy. >> it's been a while. >> from the '90s when the braves were america's team. >>> still ahead, much more on what to expect from capitol hill today ahead of the vote on brett kavanagh. we're going to read some of what the nominee had to say on the eve of the vote. >>> plus, president trump mocks former minnesota senator al franken. er minnesota senator al franken. cleaning floors with a mop and bucket... ...is a hassle. swiffer wetjet makes cleaning easy. it's safe to use on all finished surfaces, ...trapping dirt and liquid inside the pad. plus, it prevents streaks better

politician who does round to as very brave politician who does round toasa very brave politician whois one, it is very colourful. the royals on bondi beach in sydney! it looks like a scene from some musical, then you realise this is the royalfamily. we are used to stuffy pictures of prince carl in his —— prince charles in his double—breasted suit, now we have a new royal family with people talk about mental health, doing yoga, it isa about mental health, doing yoga, it is a different generation. whether it will work, who knows. it is a punchy rebrand to them. there is something very sweet about the relationship that seems genuinely comfortable in public and with each other. very clever dressing by the duchess, lots of stripes, everyone is on the lookout for the bump. yes, the accession with her body, she is amazing just to carry on with all the interest in how large she is going to be an everything going on down there. invicta 's games start soon, invictus ticks off, it is today in sydney, it is the brainchild of prince harry, it will be fantastic to watch that. let's finish off with

someone brave. >> by bravery what you mean? >> someone who takes on a challenge and shows they don't back down from something. they will do it no matter what. >> based on a challenge. >> yes. >> okay. >> it could be someone that stands for what they believe in. >> okay. >> not afraid to speak out. everybody else is going one way and they know what is right in you speak out on something. what else? >> i don't know if there is a specific word for someone who dies for somebody else. gave their life for somebody else. >> yes. often associated with soldiers. >> i think military. >> that is related to what someone else said. when you talk about military honor you usually talk about a person willing to risk their life for the country or for others. that is a sign of bravery. anything else come to mind? >> a respectable person. >> someone who is respectable is what likes >> honorable. >> can you give me an example? >> someone that does a lot for a community like a brave person. that a lot of people look up to. >> someone who is respect

children in the future that is emphasized in technical education to make sure we take care of the brave men and women who serve to make sure they get quality care to make sure it is accessible and every place that they live. also to make sure government is accountable. that things get done on time with continuing resolutions and in my efforts to have simple reforms called no budget, no debate if you don't get the budget done on time to make sure we stay on schedule no august recess all of these were extraordinarily important i'm happy to have the opportunity to represent folks for the job they want us to do they are tired of political divisions they want to make sure we are listening to each and every one and doing the job we are elected to do i am proud of getting things done and asking for your support here on the first district. >> good evening. first of all, i would like to thank university of washington for hosting this event i am a wife of 25 years a mother of six daughters and a real world professional. and my career is what my life is. i'm a long-term resident family history spa

blasey ford, even bravely testified before the senate judiciary committee. she was under oath, and she relived one of the worst moments of her life on national television. and she was credible. i believed her. when my colleagues asked her what she remembered most clearly, her strongest memory was the laughter. she said, indelible in the hippo campus is the laughter, the last, the occupy -- the uproarious laughter between the two and their having fun at my expense. she said, quote, they were laughing with each other, and she said, quote, i was, you know, underneath one of them while the two laughed. two friends, two friends having a really good time with one another. and, madam president, she was direct, and she did not evade any questions. she did not duck or dodge like someone who is trying to hide the truth. when my colleagues asked her with what degree of certainty did she believe that brett kavanaugh assaulted her, she said, 100%. when i was watching her testimony sitting there in the room, there are -- were many mos when her testimony brought me to tear

fort did to something brave.or not we believe her, i absolutely think she did something brave. >> knowing her life would be changed, she could still not go home by many reports. so i think she did do something brave. for the first time in this movement, the movement has basically been going on for a gear and women do feel like they are being heard in a way they weren't before. that doesn't mean they have to automatically be believed but the statistics show that something like one in four women over their lifetimes will be the victims of sexual assault and for a long time those women didn't feel like they had a voice. it is very, very difficult, speaking to the evidence question, these are very difficult and often he said, see said cases. as we go forward we should have this discussion about sexual assault without the politics because it doesn't help women. >> martha: melania trump was asked about this and here's what she had to say. >> do you support the #metoomovement? >>isupportthewomenandalsothemen. youdon'tju

. >> she's a little girl with a rare disease giving others -- >> a lot of inspiration but just how braveendall is. >> now, the connor family joins us to explain how you can help. >> trying to give my daughter and other kids like her the best chance they can have. >>> it's hardly the place, just wait for it. why it takes guts. we've got christian, nick, gayle, charity and oli, breaking down the best on the web. >>> the puddle jump. >> the muddy mess when her owner's commands fall on deaf ears. >> no! >> like what i've been hearing, like many -- >>> it seemed kind of obvious, but this is dangerous driving on this very busy freeway. >> oh! >> oh, my gosh. >> wait a minute. >> that was a rehearsed police pursuit. >> wait, that's what it looks like. >> in fact, you can see the lights alerting other drivers that they're there and they're coming fast. that week is driving backwards. you see cars going around it. >> yikes. >> okay. >> yeah, what is so important? what is so urgent that he has to pull this really risky maneuver? >> that's another vehicle? >> he does -- oh. >> that's just like coas

welcome home the brave. >>> yeah. the numbers are pretty uninspiring looking at the rain season so far. october is the driest of our rain season months. we could easily make up this deficit as we go deeper into the winter. it is bone dry. oakland, sap jose, livermore all below 10% where we should be. >>> kanye west says he's finished with politics. and he seems to imply his relationship with president trump may also be over. his visit was certainly memorable. he was one of the highest profile celebrity supporters. now in a tweet he says, my eyes are now wide open and i&now realize i've been used to spread messages i don't believe in. he says he is distancing himself from politics and completely focusing on being creative. >>> bart says the elevator attend act at two stations is a success. bart began the pilot at the civic center and powell street stations last april in an effort to stop people from using drugs and urinating in the elevators. the agency says the stations and elevators are now cleaner. the program is se

and to be a leader, you have to be brave. you have to put -- which he did -- america first instead of himself first. i look at that and all of the things that he did, listening to books recently that have come out -- because dad would have been 105 this year. the win buttons -- my dad had a sweater that somebody knitted "win" into, and the things he did because he put america first, were so important. and i think that truly makes a leader. susan: and your mother's legacy? ms. bales: my mother's legacy is so simple, because she started off with intending to do what they called crippled children, handicapped children back then, and that is because her mother was the president of a hospital in grand rapids, michigan. while her mother was conducting board meetings, my mother was down working with children in rehabilitation and teaching them to dance and different things. then she was diagnosed with breast cancer about six weeks after we had moved into the white house. and of course, that became so important to her, because it was