the helicopter then captures on the film the arrival if it were pathologists. among them, ethan mccord. this is me here. i was when i was about 6, you were dismounted at the time. running up on the scene. i had never seen anything like that before i saw on the corner what appeared to have been 3 men. they were completely destroyed by the 30 millimeter thr, claire, that almost to me didn't seem real. it kinda seems like something that you would see out of a bad horror movie. blair soldier realizes the verity of the and then he approaches the he locates 2 wounded people. a 4 year old girl and a 10 year old boy. i originally thought that the boy was, was deceased because the he had a went to the right side of his head and he wasn't moving. and when i went back out to the van, he made like a labored breath movement. and that's when i started screaming that the boys alive, the boys alive and i grabbed and started running on to the bradley, which is now me at this point he looks up at me and i looked down at him. and i told him it's going to be ok. i have you don't worry, it's going to be ok

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but the boy you saved by ethan mccord. survived. i'm doing good job. and she she said that she knew she was only because ah, well, good afternoon to you. i am doing rad against breaking news this afternoon. a shocking and graphic video from iraq, apparently showing us troops and gunning down innocent civilians. and just dropping my kids up at school back in april, 2010. and i went home, grabbed a cup of coffee, sat down on the couch and turned on the news. and there i was running across the screen of my own television. i'm carrying a child. i knew immediately what it was. and it actually felt like a huge slap in the face. i've spent so much time trying to forget that incident. and then here it was being pushed in my face again. ethan mccord was discharged from the army in 2010. said then he has been an anti war activist. the 6th of the clutter on the release was, was very important. the video is iconic, symbolic. it was a stunning testimony of a war crime. there was no question about it. and the people saw for little eyes what the war and tales we thou

the the man driving the van died that the boy saved by ethan mccord, survived to study joseph. and she cheated us up only because ah, well, good afternoon to you. i am doing rad against breaking news this afternoon. a shocking and graphic video from iraq, apparently showing us troops and gunning down innocent civilians and just dropping my kids up at school back in april, 2010. i went home, grab a cup of coffee, sat down on the couch and turned on the news. and there i was running across the screen of my own television carrying a child. i knew immediately what it was and it actually felt like a huge slap in the face. i had spent so much time trying to forget that incident. and then here it was being pushed to my face again. ethan mccord was discharged from the army in 2010, said then he has been an anti war activist. 6 of the clutter motor released was, was very important. the video is iconic, symbolic. it was stunning testimony of a war crime. there was no question about it. and people saw for little nys what the, the, the war and tailed we would shoot to critic we. helix is u

ringback the man driving the van died, but the boy you saved by ethan mccord. survived. i'm doing a good job. and she she just. she only because ah, well good afternoon to you. i am doing rad against breaking news this afternoon. a shocking graphic video from iraq, apparently showing us troops getting down innocent civilians. and just then dropping my kids up at school back in april 2010. and i went home, grabbed a cup of coffee, sat down on the couch and turned on the news. and there i was running across the screen of my own television carrying a child. i knew immediately what it was and it actually felt like a huge slap in the face. i had spent so much time trying to forget that incident. and then here it was being pushed in my face again. ethan mccord was discharged from the army in 2010, said then he has been an anti war activists. on the clutter motor release was, was very important. the video is iconic, symbolic. it was a stunning testimony of a war crime. there was no question about it. and people suffer little own eyes what the war and tailed, we can get somethin

so early were people furious about the fact that just a few months ago, president mccord had said that they would be no introduction, obligatory health pulse and that's exactly now what's happening. but also the field that the idea that allure is going to be amended to be able to suspend employees without the right fit any pay has really made them receive. through all the resume fits of cinemas, these employees can be dismissed if they do not have a health pulse, either an anti gen test or both components of the vaccination and needed and the letter of which should have been administered during the week before this is completely unacceptable, what is happening in france right now is absolutely unbelievable. 2 years ago, we could not have imagined this at the moment. we are in a situation where people want to go to work and they are told you can't because you haven't been vaccinated. and this is despite the fact that for many years, we have lived more or less from the principle of freedom, equality, and fraternity. and now it's all over mr. mac crohn is currently in japan, enjoying a tr

company has registered an appalachian of origin, the only spirit produced in the town of mild ty mccord. now, ty, monday, me produced elsewhere but here 50 kilometers for mel, tie. he discovers that the company is building huge production facilities to meet steadily rising demand. the firm has launched various products, costing between if he doesn't to several 100 euros dio, who finds out that some of it is being produced here and not in mount tie itself. the sites are often operating the mirror in one cares when they do it says if the supervisory agencies don't exist and the for you who the story of mount high is one of corruption. but for many customers, the brands, proximity to power makes it even more desirable. a few years ago when president cheech and pings started his anti corruption campaign prices of mount i dropped. but today there on the rice, again, a bottle of its premium brand sells for more than 200 euros. and even the cheaper varieties do, well, the vendor says this one has just risen by more than 10 euros. it was under 20. no, it's at 30. she says the most daniel open d

a lot of, i'm go over one posted, emerged an investigation now into that, which showed president mccord akin to add or left. on top of that there was hunger over the fact that yellow stones have been used in the protest. you may know that yellow stalls are used to identify jews in north, in germany. and this idea the unseen vaccination group trying to make themselves akin to holocaust survivors has really, really good. so many people from so many quoted mean one of course we know that the deputies are trying to paint at the moment this. no, it seems that it's certain that it's going to pass by friday of this week. and not because the government believe that this is the only way forward, including the need for mandatory vaccinations, and this is our combination of guy rocketing particularly amongst younger individuals. the health minutes. the thing that 9 out of 10 new cove it infections is in somebody who is not box and they did that twice. they say they are pushing through. now as a result of that, we know that there's also be a huge increase in searching for a faith certificate. and t

the do it you had a reversal of contemplation of title 42 42 reversal remain in mexico with tyler mccordact at the border in border communities for cdp llama rhetoric of candidates and people and elected into office that will give amnesty to every other person in the country illegally, now is the time to come, the word is out and that chaos with agents and officers on the line and dell rio it's amazing and totally unnecessary or self-inflicted and like they were remain a mexico program and the asylum accord and now they're all gone, the incentive to come is very strong in the poll is very strong in the push has always been there but now the pool is great. elizabeth: this is a humanitarian crisis, the people are fleeing poverty and problems back home but crossing illegally is flat out wrong in texas governor greg abbott is outraged and he said a lot of these people will get arrested, is that true. >> i saw report earlier today the tech same scenario at the border, they will attempt to abate this by putting consequences on the people who cross illegally, that is the case with the protocol

joint base louis mccord was proud to host the pilot program.s you consider requirement in the indopacific, will you commit to keeping one of the task forces at jblm? >> congresswoman, we are also very proud of the first multidomain task force and pleased it's part of our ability to experiment with new concepts and new operational approaches. certainly it's going to be very important to be able to have a west coast orientation for our mdtfs. we'll want to look overall at our strategy, particularly as this administration is -- a developing a revised national defense strategy, so we'll want to look an at our global posture and capabilities but we're pleased with the work they're doing already and it's in a good place right now. >> great, and one of the-- one quick issue my colleagues raised already. i hear from members coming here and spouses housing is hard to find. in many cases we have a baseline for housing that just doesn't keep up with the cost of housing our market and spouses are required to work so they can meet basic needs and put food o

. >> reporter: mary mccord said she believes the turning point was the august 17th unite the right rallyes coming to virginia to act as this para military armed dp ed guard for white nationalists. >> reporter: the group at georgetown university released this fact sheet. >> the second amendment protects that individual right to bear arms for self-defense. people put these things together and say that must mean that private militias are okay, but they're not. >> reporter: is this a left and a right issue? >> i think it is. right now what we see overall is more violence from the right. there certainly is a history as well of left wing domestic extremism. >> reporter: the massachusetts standoff ended peacefully, but the outcome is not assured as more militia members cross the threshold to violence. >> all of them have i think one core element in common. their view of the real america is somehow under attack and they are defending what they believe is the true vision for the country. >> reporter: the u.s. intelligence community believes the threat will remain elevated this year, citing conten

joint base louis mccord was proud to host the pilot program. and as you consider requirements in the indo-pacific, will you commit to keeping one of the task forces at jblm? >> congresswoman, we are also very proud of the first multi domain task force, and are very pleased that it is already being part of our ability to experiment with new concepts and new operational approaches. certainly, it's going to be a very important to be able to have a west coast orientation for our mdtfs. ,. ,,. mdtfs. . >>,. ,, -- . . ,,. they can meet t heir basic nspouses are often ro work to put food on the table. will you please work with me to find creative solutions to the supply crisis that's hitting our service members? there's over 700 people waiting to get housing, but 70% of those who serve live off base. >> yes, congresswoman. i will work with you to try to address these challenges. we see costs frankly rising in austin, texas, where we have army futures command. that's a challenge for some of our younger soldiers and families. so we will do our best to w