why do you need to put up an american flag? >> just to show i'm glad to be an american. porter: peter ansoff knows all about flags. >> they call those a great star flag. >> reporter: he's past president of the north american vexilological association. that the vexillology, the study of flags. >> often i want to display more than one flag. >> reporter: the flag has been a partisan symbol. ronald reagan declared 1986 the year of the flag. and in 2007 barack obama defended his decision not to wear a flag lapel pin. are republicans just more vexilologically indeclined than democrats? >> i don't think so. generally they see themselves as the protector and conservator of respect for the flag and patriotism in general. and both sides feel that they'r the ones doing the patriotic thing. >> reporter: these flag debates, he says, reflect a broader split. >> the patriotic divide is larger than in previous elections but i think the use of the flag is kind of a symptom, not a cause. >> reporter: today both presidential candidates embrace the flag, but only one of them does it literall

why do you need to put up an american flag? >> to show i am glad to be an american. er: he is past president of the north american vexillological association. that's vexillology, the study of flags. >> i want to display nor nan one flag. >> reporter: it's often a partisan sim sol. ronald reagan declared 1986th year of the flag. and in 2007 barack obama defended his decision not to wear a flag lapel pin. are republicans nor vexillologically inclined than democrats? >> i don't think so. they generally see themselves as the protector and conservator as respect for the flag and patriotism in general. both sides feel that they are the ones doing the patriotic thing. >> reporter: these flag debates, he says, reflect a broader split. >> the patriotic divide is larger than in previous elections. but i think these athe use of te flag is a symptom, not a cause. >> reporter: today both presidential candidates embrace the flag. only one does it literally. he says that once upon a time americans left flag waving to the professionals. >> they were flown on ships to identify the shi

i said are they carrying the american flag? they will not be violent.s sort of a beautiful thing in a lot of ways. >> greg: that is a happy ending. an i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan available through the colonial penn program. options start at $9.95 a month. no medical exam, no health questions. your acceptance is guaranteed. and this plan has a guaranteed lifetime rate-lock, so your rate can never go up for any reason. so call now f

in addition, the american flag and the name of the ship are clearly visible. however, us army chief of staff dean rusk and admiral thomas moore insist that this attack was intentional to sink the liberty. the black organization prepared three reports describing the attack on liberty and announced that the order for this attack was issued by the israeli minister of war. washington, dc in 2007. people gathered in front of the congress building have become they are holding banners with slogans written in support of the victims of the us liberty. the theme of these slogans is that the liberty crew was killed by israel and that their country america betrayed them. what bothers the survivors of the liberty ship the most is the indifference of the us government to this issue. despite the repeated requests of the families of the victims, the us congress has not taken any action regarding the liberty ship case. the zionist regime never explained how it obtained the frequencies of the ship and how it was blocked has done he also did not answer the question why their fig

i said are they carrying the american flag? they will not be violent.nd they just went back. it was sort of a beautiful thing in a lot of ways. >> greg: that is a happy ending. and the kind that we like.ezna coming up, freethinkers unite to join trump's fight. acid-relatee to the esophagus called erosive esophagitis, and relieve related heartburn. voquezna is the first and only fda-approved treatment of its kind. 93% of adults were healed by two months. of those healed, 79% stayed healed. and voquezna can provide heartburn-free days and nights. other serious stomach conditions may still exist. don't take if allergic to voquezna or while on products with rilpivirine. voquezna may cause serious side effects including kidney problems, diarrhea, bone fractures, severe skin reactions, low vitamin b-12 or magnesium levels, and stomach growths. call your doctor if you have diarrhea, stomach pain or fever that won't go away, decreased or bloody urine, seizures, dizziness, irregular heartbeat, jitteriness, muscle aches or weakness, spasms of hands, feet, or voic

i said are they carrying the american flag? they will not be violent.ut a statement and they just went back. it was sort of a beautiful thing in a lot of ways. >> greg: that is a happy ending. an (♪) your yard is your sanctuary. where you should feel free. i know... i was talking about the dogs. [barking] they need their lawn back fast, and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it's a revolutionary mix of seed and fertilizer that grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. release the hounds! smell that freedom, eh? i smell it! i'm still talking to the dogs. download the my lawn app today for lawn care tips and customized plans. feed your lawn. feed it. if you have heart failure, farxiga can help you keep living life with the ones you love. ask your doctor about farxiga today. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur.

. >> brian: unc chapel hill fraternity brothers defended the american flag this spring. ay they finally got their epic rageer in return. >> steve: flag stock. it featured musical guests including our next guest, john, joins us live. >> good to see you guys. how are you? >> steve: how was flag fest? >> ironically at our rally nobody wore a mask. i guess when you sing about freedom and human rights and women's rights and condemn the evil that is hamas nobody is afraid to show their face. for me it was a very emotional night. many of us who work closely with rachel goldberg are still mourning hersh and his murder but it was cathartic to thank these boys in person. i should call them men, not boys. to perform and sing for them and go out in the crowd and take pictures, talk to the students. hear their stories, particularly the jewish students under siege. it was wonderful, great. flyovers, fireworks, beer was free. >> ainsley: we see john rich on stage with you and lee green wood was up there. i'm sure a lot of students came. they didn't announce where the location was until

fire engines will roll out of the stations, and crews will stand at attention in front of the american flagill read the names of the firefighters and ems providers who responded to the attacks on the world trade center. flags will remain at half staff today. >> our time is 537. in other news, the city of berkeley will start clearing out homeless encampments that are deemed dangerous during a very contentious city council meeting. the city council voted 5 to 1 to approve the resolutio, which means the city will begin arresting or citing people at sites that are considered dangerous if they refuse to accept other housing. the council meeting attracted a lot of public comment, mainly from people who were against the new policy. >> i'm shocked that this is even up for discussion. how is it selling? up for discussion. these are human beings. what's the point? >> because if you're just back in another year, because these people aren't going to disappear, you sweep them up, they move, they're back again. they inform another encampment because they their people, they have to live. they have to live

spoke to the united nations there carrying the flags of hamas and hezbollah they are burning the american flagre burning the israeli flag. the israeli flag with a swastika on it. thousands what has happened to our country? hundred biden and harris. we need to step back and take a look. all we hear about are the polls. the latest polls, the hot polls, where we in arizona? where are we in timbuktu? i don't care read the polls are not going to determine the outcome of this election. you are. you are. that flag is sacred. that flag has been carried into wars men have died to raise that flag. that flag represents the millions who have come before us. who have created this country who have defended this country they defended it for 200 years all over the world in a career right now and special forces in africa. in southeast asia we have punks come into this country. who are these people? where they raised to love terrorists? were they raised to love hezbollah and hamas and i wrong? but worse than them is this biden/harris administration. this biden/harris administration. we are a country who have ha

thomas to burn the american flag leader's capital and do nothing about it have politicians not say a e history of embracing well-known anti-semites. tax dollars groups associated advisors and the need american support most. this is the time to stand up and they haven't. they go to congress and address this at the capital. trump is harris hates israel and everybody gets upset. but today's way of getting away with anything, they sat while jewish americans are targeted on the streets in our cities. it was undecided this like venezuela right now. it is still happening with a new indictment. the judges completely in the truck cash failed to violent criminals advisors. why should we expect read violent models? i can't believe this. complete radical socialists he spent time in congress and probably squad and refuses to condemn anti- israel protest. protests we know are funded by iran not just running for election but to be leader of the senate will. [applause] have to change. he will count on me to support israel and protection for jewish communities across the country, my top priority. [lau

they were maga people, you know, they like the american flag. all right. and they also had trump an peopd i said, how do you know there are about 15,000? he said he said, couldow you pu tht a word like that? i'm your friend. i don't even know him. but that's the only time i ever spoke to him. and if you look back long ago, tweets.s th, true tweets, long , i put out a statement. he's a good man, the governor, he's on our sideman, i don't i didn't know him, but i didn't want him to get hurt. and everybod, bui y put down and their flags and they left. >> yeah, he said it wa s america. he said it was america. i didn't want him to get hurt. scared by the american flag. i just. . just heard they say he's not a nice guy. i would have i would have had fun with that. >> called a barbecue. go outside. hey. yeah. oue. he remembers it. actually, he was a little bit nervous about things. they at one guard, he said, we have one guard at the door. >> it was the mansion dimensioda . >> and then he said, wesion h dove one guard at the door and you have 15,000 people out th

this election about the we as a nation will allow supporters of hamas to burn the american flag and decimateoperty and capitol do nothing about it and politicians not say a word. the most radical ticket in my lifetime of harris and walz have a history of embracing well-known anti-semites. tax dollars to groups associated with terrorist sympathizers and completely abandon israel when they the support the most. i mean, this is the time to stand up and they haven't. harris as you heard earlier, harris didn't bother to go to congress when netanyahu addressed at the capitol. trump says harris hates israel and everybody gets upset. guess what, the truth is upsetting, she's upsetting. she thinks because her husband is jewish it somehow gives her -- appeals to the party. but today's democrats believe they can get away with anything and still win elections. they can be silent while jewish americans are targeted on the streets and our cities, they believe the use of government to silence anyone that disagrees with them or questions their authority. just think about it. what if i told you ten years ago

israeli flags inside and outside the arena and in chicago the democrats barely mentioned israel in any of their speeches because the hamas wing of the democratic party without burning americanisraeli flags outside the arena in chicago. in milwaukee, republicans cheered every time the speaker highlighted donald trump stood with israel and how tough he was iran and isis and other terror groups. in chicago democrats cheered every time someone like kamala said they wanted to support hamas, force israel into a cease-fire. they talked about supporting others, allusions to iran who is funding terrorism with their oil dollars. it is just incredible that we have such a contrast between our parties at a time the world is on fire right now and it is on fire because of the weakness of the biden/harris in america. we don't negotiate with terrorists. what have we all witnessed over the last 12 months? we've seen over and over again the biden/harris administration rep of that mantra. when they are talking about a cease-fire and putting pressure on israel and supporting, supporting hamas, hezbollah and the houthis and all the other groups that iran supports it is unbelievable. our leadersh

and he said, the time would come when the union would be restored and the american flag would wave overhe entire nation once again. ladies and gentlemen, until the very end, george and philip believed in the united states of america. the only nation on earth founded on an idea. every other nation in the history of the world is based on geography, ethnicity, religion, or some other attribute. but we're the only nation founded on an idea. the idea that all men are created equal, deserve to be treated kwaety throughout their -- equally throughout their lives. we haven't always lived up to that, but like george and philip, we've never walked away from it either. the heroic deeds went on unacknowledged for over a century but time did not erase their valor. and they want to fight for what they fought for and they died just as precious today as it was then. unity over disunion. freedom over subs tkpwaeugs -- subjugation. progress over retreat. truth over lies. let me end with this. tomorrow is the fourth of july. another reminder of why it's so important to know our history, not to erase our h

"the new york times" cropped out the american flag because theyre were afraid running that picturl withs to iconic and might help him in a campaign.flag >> and also social media companies flagging and i posted the picture social media companies flagging it thing it was edited and doctored when it was not. guy, does the media have some blame and culpability for this environment we are inmenn wheren people decided to killy cl donald trump? >> guy: ? >> guy: theyai definitelm y have blame for completely different standards for the two sides. warily correct myself to comee t around with the same standard no matter what the rhetoric is or e who the victim is, it is always republican's fault.trag there is consistency but g completely outrageous. if they say overheated rhetoric is a problem to lead to danger, which is what they say when it benefits the democrats, scrupulously apply the other direction. they don't because they are partisans and i think that is the thing that turns my stomach the most about this. >> looking how this election han been covered, how has the media change from your p

impacts of acts and when everything happened with the incident that american side the patriotic side was instinctual we went and held up the flaging to be a part of who we are we are americans but there's a second side of the story, before this was an american event and before the flag came down this is israel palestine situation we were there to represent the jewish people and israel in our support not and unfortunately there is a word going on in people dying in u.s. soldiers within gaza. it's important to hold true to those beliefs and right now i don't think it's a time i celebrate while that is going on. maria: we are praying for all those people, we know students are back to school across america this week and we see anti-israel protest again including a massive gathering at cornell this week chant. >> palestine will be free. maria: incredible to watch this what is it like on the unc campus right now. >> first of all is a lot to see and handle and obviously the students have a right to protest is a god-given right. however, the radicalism that iss in these perches there was a protest on campus the other day i got all the

they're like the american flag.mp and i said how do you know there's a 15,000 he said. he said could you put out a word that i'm your friend. i don't even know him but that's human time ever spoke to him. [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: a little sink or swim. snakehead doctor versus doctor technical sapphire against marty makary. which is the better doctor? >> reenacting doctor versus doctor. >> i want to show you guys something first. category is geek in the sheets. which former first lady admitted she starts her mornings by playing spelling bee. was it michelle or hillary? >> both going with michelle. >> in my right about how we start the morning playing spelling bee in bed. bill is such a great player. >> that's newsworthy. they sleep in the same bed. but i didn't know that. i'm human think nomos that. get off my student election season is here. see may get people knocking your door to convince you to vote for candidate. candidate. which celebrini was recently spotted knocking was jane fonda or ben stiller. >> that's interestin

. >> one thing i remember was looking out over the balcony and seeing the american flag come down and the rising sun going up. >> on christmas day hospital number 1 went into operation at lamae on southeast coast of batan. between then and january 25th, play juror surgery was performed on moree than 1200 battle casualties. >> hospital number 1 beganbe to get crowded and substantialities continued to come follow it was decided to set up a hospital further down the peninsula, this was designated as hospital number 2 and as i understand it, they took bulldozers into the jungle and just bulldozed out paths and beds whatever was available were set up along these jungle pads, but we started to evacuate patients to thatti area from number one and each morning the ward officer and the nurse inof charge wouldo around and saw which patients could be evacuated and at there point we were getting -- we were receiving so many casualties and doing so much surgery that oftentimes a patient that had had surgery the day before had to be move the next day and these people were put on canvas litters and

the "new york times" cropped out the american flag because they were afraid running that picture with might help him in a campaign. >> also had social media companies flag and people a li e post of the picture on social media companies flagging at saying it was edited and doctored when it was knox. gaia, does the media have some blame and culpability in this environment we are an in were to people have decided to try to kill donald trump? >> they claim to have complete different standards for the two sides. and actually weirdly let me correct myself to come around too have the same standard which is no matter what the rhetoric is and who the victim is it's always the republicans fault. there is some consistency there but is completely outrageous. if they're going to say overheated rhetoric is a problem that can read to danger which is what they say when it benefits the democrats they should have scrupulously same standard applied in the other direction. looking at how this has been covered how has the media changed from your perspective and the coverage of elections in just the way it

the "new york times" cropped out the american flag because they were afraid running that picture withconic it might help him in a campaign. >> also had social media companies flag and people l ate post of the picture on social media companies flagging at saying it was edited and doctored when it was knox. gaia, does the media have some blame and culpability in this environment we are a in were two people have decided to try to kill donald trump? >> they claim to have complete different standards for the two sides. and actually weirdly let me correct myself to come around too have the same standard which is no matter what the rhetoric is and who the victim is it's always the republicans fault. there is some consistency there but is completely outrageous. if they're going to say overheated rhetoric is a problem that can read to danger which is what they say when it benefits the democrats they should have scrupulously same standard applied in the other direction. looking at how this has been covered how has the media changed from your perspective and the coverage of elections in just the

a total of 4,000 american flags have been placed in a park just north of austin.te in light art installation which symbolizes the twin towers is ready to the go. 88 vertical search lights arranged in 2 columns will be visible within a 60-mile radius around lower manhattan. and those are your headlines. >>> college football is back, and we'll have our own parking lot party on fox square with chip wade. he has all the a gear you need this fall including some great food. ♪ with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in ra and psa. relieve fatigue, and stop further joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin; heart

what what else are they capable of doing if they can burn an american flag?ating this country? so freedom of speech is really a bedrock of american democracy, right? and that's what differentiates us from almost every country in the world. right? and we can't lose lose sight of that fact. i mean, there's a reason why it's, you know, up there, it's the it's the first amendment, right? so it's really important that we keep that, ethos in mind. and also remember that the first amendment was to protect speech that you don't agree with, and to have this marketplace of ideas where you have these different ideas. death to america. the real quote, fair game. i mean, it might trouble me. it might trouble me. it does trouble me when i see images of the flag burning. and when of the culmination of this marketplace of ideas, is the school campus, right? these are the future leaders of america. if they can't have this marketplace of ideas on campuses, then we're going to lose our next generation of leaders. we're going to lose those ideals we were talking about that bind

the american flag was unfurled over the pentagon. today, american airlines flight 77 crashed into the west side of the building at 937 that morning, killing 125 military personnel and civilians in the pentagon, along with all 59 people on board. >> and on behalf of the entire department of defense, let me offer my deepest condolences to the families. the friends and the loved ones of the 184 souls who were stolen from us 23 years ago today here at the pentagon and on flight 77. >> he went on to say, we have repaired the damage to this building, but cannot repair the damage to our hearts. >> meantime, president biden and vice president harris honored the victims of united flight 93. both leaders participated in a wreath laying ceremony took place at the national memorial in shanksville. the site where the plane crashed. flight 93 was one of four planes that were on september 11th. it took off from newark, new jersey, bound for san francisco. and then an act of bravery. passengers and crew members fought back against the hijackers, resu

. >> about one thing i remember it was looking out over the balcony and seeing the american flag come and the rising sun going up. >> on christmas day hospital number one went into operation on the southeast coast of battalion. between then and generally 25th major surgery was performed on more than 1200 battle casualties. one hospital one began to crowded then decide to set up a hospital for they're down the peninsula. this was designated as field hospitaler number two. as i understand it they took the bulldozers into the jungle bulldoze the path and cotton caught thebeds or whatever it wt available on the jungle path. we start to evacuate with that area from number one. the word officer and the nurse in charge which could be evacuated. at this point we were receiving so manypa casualties that often times the patients in surgery the day before had to beat moved the next day. these are people and loaded into buses and trucks and whatever it and sent down to field hospital number two for it because the girls live in these buses and they bathed in the stream. i member when new patient c

ardent supporter of the kiev regime, he came to ukraine, posed on the maidan, in tails with an american flageven dyed his hair yellow and blue, starred in a propaganda video of the national... nationalist, sorry, azov battalion, which is recognized as terrorist and banned in russia. and here is a selection of his statements in banned social networks. he either planned to set up a tent camp for foreigners in kiev, or called for american army veterans to take a vacation and fly to fight for ukraine, wanted, by the way, to go to the front as a volunteer and die. i'm 56 years old, i'm from the us, from north carolina. i originally came here to fight. but i have no combat experience they told me not now, so i had a plan b, it was to come here to kiev to agitate people, we need thousands of people here to fight on... but how a potential killer was allowed to get so close to trump again is a question that is now worrying many of his fellow party members. republicans are sure that it is the lack of a clear investigation after the first assassination attempt provoked a new attack. in the bushes, near

is no longer flying under the american flag in state capitals across the south. that's a step in the right direction, of course. but what about the sticky situation with names which should be done about those of the in double a, c p, the national association for the advancement of colored people is arguably the most important group in america to advance the causes of civil rights racial equality, an equal opportunity the n w c. p was founded in 19 o 9 as an interracial endeavor to advance justice for african americans by a group of intellectual giants. like w e. b. dubois, and ida b wells. over the years. other giants have loved the organization, like thurgood marshall, who went on to be a supreme court justice and roy wilkins. but the organizations name is outdated indeed. it's offensive. and our next guest is working hard to change that. celia gray is a texas based community activist. she's waging a one woman campaign to convince the in double a c p to change its name and she joins us today. thanks for being with us. deal. ye

it's a collage, you know, and it's something about piecing these things together, taking like the american flag and seeing what story, how is my story within this symbol and you know, how is my story? get with it to this and there's a mat shit in my skin. in my story, the math church forms with peaks and valleys outlined with the blood of my ancestors ancestral knowledge, chase my identity, social trauma chips, my pain turn to page 1491, to see how columbus stowed their origin story. the map reforms in my future mother and father, before they even knew of the hidden treasures back on the island, dominican republic. i. d. k. young to the natives. 18 primo. the western divide tried to page 1844 to see how utopia was a slot. i called the leg on zillow. right, so we can hit the board right here. and right, so here's our price though. we work on right here. good. if you can put up, uh, pick a word, not necessarily too long, but put up, put up a word. hm. and i'll show you what i was thinking of. okay. big small j. um doesn't matter where you got a lot of space, we're doing mirrors now. i well i don'

san francisco firefighters then lowered the american flag to half staff and read the names of the more than 301st responders who died. both mayor london breed and interim chief sandy tong, interim fire chief that is sandy tong. remember working for the city at that time and feeling the sense of fear that san francisco, as a major city and with the news of a number of major cities being attacked, could also be a targe. >> you kept hearing, oh, chicago, oh, san francisco, you kept hearing about some of the major cities and the main the transamerica pyramid building and the need to protect and to stay in contact to understand whether or not we would be targeted. so i remember a lot of those discussions going on. >> it was just a very scary, surreal kind of anxiety ridden, you know, 24, 72 hours just to be prepared and but then not knowing this, anticipating, but then not knowing. and i think that was what was the most, you know, kind of scary part. >> and another main direct message from those city leaders that if an emergency like that were to happen today, the city would be prepared and

. >> rodgers joked he probably won't run on the field next week with an american flag like he did inut last year. he suffered a torn achille's on the team's opening drive. new 49er leonard floyd, then with the bills, was credited with a sack on that play, but that's not the part of the game that stuck with floyd over the last year. >> what i remember is i think we lost that game. i lost that game. >> reporter: you guys won. >> we won? we lost. yeah, yeah. >> reporter: my bad. >> that one i remember. we freaking lost. >> reporter: you were on the team, you should know. >> that one i remember. this year i want to win and kick [ bleep ]. >> all right. >>> baseball, an off day for the giants after losing two of three at home to the last place marlins. playoff odds are now less than 1% with 24 games to play. >>> there is one professional baseball team in the bay area with a good shot at the postseason, the oakland ballers into their final week of the season and first place in the pioneer league. the b's could clinch a playoff spot early as tomorrow night at yolo. >>> back to the 49ers, ti

they were maga people, you know, they like meghane the american flag, all right. and they also had trump. and i said, how do you knoo haaw there are about 15,000? he said he said, could you put out a word likhe saiu pue that? >> i'm your friend. i don't even know him. but that's the only time i ever spoke to himthat'sn timee to h. >> still, it'll sink or swim.>>j tonight. weessea have doctor versus doc, nicole saphier again, marty mccaffrey. whic.h one is the better, doctor? >> no, no, no. we are not doing doctor versus doctor. okay, we are good, dear. i'm going to lay down. i want to show you guysho something first. >> yeah. categories geew yok in the shee. which former first lady admitted she starts her morningsed by playing a spelling bee. >> was it michelle oitr hillary? both going with michelle?>> >> i write b about howot wh eg start the morning playing spelling bee in bed. >> and, you know, bill is like she's likeng bee id. john, thatt player, whatever. but that's news worthy. i they sleep in the same bed. i did nomet know bed that. >> i don't even think bil

an ardent supporter of the kiev regime, came to ukraine, posed on the maidan in a tie with an american flageven dyed his hair yellow and blue. i am 56 years old, i am from the usa, from north carolina, initially i came here to fight, but i have no combat experience and they told me not now, so i had a plan. it was to come here to kiev to agitate people. we need thousands of people here to fight for the ukrainians. he was planning to set up a tent camp for foreigners in kiev, he was calling on veterans. of the american army to fight for ukraine, he even starred in a video of the nationalist battalion azov, which is recognized as terrorist banned in russia. in the bushes, near the territory of the golf club, where the suspect tried to hide, they found a kalashnikov assault rifle with a scope, two backpacks with ceramic plates and an action camera. routh has been a vocal democrat in recent years, even sporting a biden harris sticker on his car. many of donald trump's supporters are now asking questions about his safety. we must ask ourselves how a killer was allowed to get so close to presiden

an american flag covers the window. astronauts, butch wilmore and suni williams won't need to see out because they won't be on board. >> they're packing up the starliner and they're getting it configured for the return. ignition. >> the astronauts launched on june 5th scheduled for a weeklong test flight. they likely won't return until february of 2025. another jet because of thruster failures and helium leaks not selected to bring the boeing starliner back without crew. boeing believes the starliner is safe enough to bring the astronauts back to earth. but nasa leadership ultimately disagreed which led to a heated meeting between boeing and nasa. i wouldn't say it was yelling, screaming kind of meeting. it was a a tense technical discussion because nasa engineers weren't confident in starliner. they're sending the rival spacex dragon capsule up with 2 crew instead of 4. it'll bring wilmore and williams back to earth. while engineers work on boeing's capsule, there's teams starting to look at that. >> what we do to get

was held near the unc campus, where, back in april, a group of fraternity brothers held up an american flager pro-palestinian protesters tried to remove it from a flagpole. >> we stood guard. we held it up and we did not let it fall. >> some of those brothers appeared at july's republican national convention, a fund raising site for them raised more than half $1 million to throw the brothers a, quote, rager of a party. ha ha ha! the rager included guest appearances from country music stars cowboy troy and aaron lewis, with fireworks bringing the nearly three hour show to a close. >> i wish it wasn't such a political politicalized thing, but unfortunately that is that is kind of what it has come to. >> but some students who held up the flag back in april say they're disappointed by the party, saying they'd rather donate all the money raised to jewish organizations or relief efforts in gaza. one fraternity member saying the use of our actions to promote a narrative that we were some right wing maga heroes has been a gross misrepresentation. another calling the party a slap in the face. money

you see, the podium there with the american flags. this was held at the home of tech ceo tom siebel, who founded siebel systems. let's bring in nbc's robert honda, who joins us now in woodside with the very latest. and robert, we know there was a crowd there to greet him. that's right. in fact, it has been a long, busy day for donald trump as he tries to hit one fundraiser after another, including the one that he just left here. all in all, a frantic time for him and his bay area supporters. the motorcade leaving the woodside fundraiser about an hour ago capped off a long day. donald trump arrived in the bay area around noon today at sfo and was quickly whisked away to the peninsula town of woodside for a private fundraiser at the home of tech ceo tom siebel. he had just been in la this morning at another event, still talking about tuesday's debate, and i thought the debate was great. i thought i did very well, but i was fighting three people even before the former president arrived, a crowd of supporters gathered at el camino park in

russia began to open the border one way or another, so to speak, including english ships under the american flag began to come to russia, so for napoleon he would have a simple choice: either he abandons his entire policy. alexander did not treat kutuzov very well since the time of the australian, because then kutuzov warned alexander that he should not give battle to napoleon, it would end badly, well, i'm exaggerating, of course, but the meaning was this: alexander insisted, he wanted it then anyway laurels, well young blood probably still played the laurels of the winner napoleon plus there was a numerical superiority in this battle of three emperors, what was there, respectively the austrian emperor, the russian emperor on one side of the barricades and napoleon on the other and ... on the side of the allies and sent to alexander here according to one version he sent baron vitrolles, who actually occupied a modest position in france at that time. south pedestrians in puddles, and water on the asphalt like a river, and it is unclear how many people pass by on this day, it does not seem, why a

. >> reporter: and here, a firefighter picking up an american flag, dusting it off, and putting it back in its place. as the firefight continues, moments of humanity and hope. dana griffin, nbc news. >>> we turn now to the race for the white house. former president trump taking questions from reporters today saying, again, there will be no more debates as he comes under scrutiny for ties to a far right conspiracy theorist and what he just said about her late tonight. let's get more from garrett haake. >> reporter: tonight, former president trump doubling down to reporters on his vow he won't participate in a third debate despite his earlier commitment to do three. >> 94% of the republicans said i did phenomenally in the debate. >> reporter: we pressed him late today. >> and after one debate you say you're done. >> no, not one debate, two -- >> with kamala harris. >> excuse me. i ran against crooked joe biden. i had a debate. they say i won by 19 or 21 points -- >> reporter: but it's kamala harris now. >> wait a minute. i ran against then all of a sudden they put her in. we had a debate.

the american flag outside fire station 5 was lowered to half staff. the names of the 343 heroes that were killed in new york that day were read aloud. >> those that went into the areas went out with no reserve. they refuse to leave and they continue to perform their sworn duty to help those in need despite the increase in dangers. >> reporter: in concord more than 50 contra costa firefighters and law enforcement officers gathered at dawn for a symbolic stair climb. they climbed this 15-story building, seven and a half times to commemorate what firefighters in new york faced that day. in clayton they placed flags on the lawn, honoring the first responders killed on 9/11 and beyond. >> may god bless our firefighters, my brothers and sisters. every one of those brave souls represented here today. >> reporter: in san jose, a day of action with more than 500 volunteers who came together to pack over 200,000 meals for people in need. at all of these remembrance ceremonies, they honor people who not only died that day, but those who spent the years since dea