braun. i'm a real estate owner and small business owner and believe there is no one better suited be a member of planning commission. derek has been a close friend of mine for a decade. he supported the growth san francisco in ways that [inaudible] the needs of citizen. i make note of when derek needses to cross the street we will walk to the crosswalk at the end of the block and in the jay walk like i would. i know that derek [inaudible] on going commitment to support public safety. support the efficient operations of a city and support alternative modes of transportation makes san francisco a better accomplice. for him doing good for the city is a core value. and it is one he absolutely practices in his own life hoe is in the just someone who achieved by rubbing elbows hoe is a good guy who works hard and happens to be brilliant in urban plan and policy. dedicated his entire sxejz career to urban plan and when given choices he demonstrated he will also do what is right. we need him on plan

he was not yet forty and very promising for me, derner von braun is an unambiguous criminal.tly aware of the fact that he was making records of the fact that in the forty- third year he counted the number of prisoners that were needed in production. a little later, also 43 years. he went to a concentration camp, buhend, personally selected prisoners for work. in 1936 a young wernerfond braun engineer chooses an almost deserted island called uze-dom for construction. here, the secret missile center soon the infrastructure of the frönebund facilities covers almost the entire territory of the island and all this infrastructure. only this gigantic power plant has survived today. after all, it was far from the largest object on the island. we are shown a layout of how the island looked before the forty-fifth year, what the pointer would be in a second on the car. i'll have to go around for half an hour the whole territory was three 25 square kilometers. here were the production shops where the v-1 was produced. a little lower we can see the settlement where the german engineering

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braun, proposes an amendment numbered 5765 to amendment numbered 5745. mr. braun: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. braun: the state of indiana is america's heartland. i have traveled to every county, listened to businesses, schools, churches. i think that's where we need to get our cue in terms of what needs to be done. farmers as well, they're in the middle of something that they've never faced before, probably the toughest job and business out there, never been tougher. the american people are strong and resilient, but they are represented by a government here that is not necessarily the same. sometimes gets scoffed at but they live within their household budgets. state and local governments have guard rails but naturally would do it anyway because they know you can't borrow money from future generations and spend it today. bad business plan. for this reason i think the u.s. congress is broken because we have kept shoving this issue down the road. having done a budget that we've adhered to in nearly 20 years. the last time we did it, we were m

got to call them out on it. >> trace: senator mike braun, great to see you as always.r. >> you bet. >> fox is live in an arizona port of entry where agents are attempting to stop massive amounts of fentanyl from flooding the border as migrant arrests reach a new record. pete hegseth is standing by with more on that. >> personnel have encountered more than two million illegal immigrants and counting just this fiscal year. this is a larger group of people than the entire populations of 14 states. this record-shattering two million apprehensions counts the subset of people that were actually caught. woman tc: my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. doctor tc: ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. man tc: my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. son tc: mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. song: a1c down with rybelsus® anncr vo: in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than the leading branded pill. anncr vo: rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. anncr vo: don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyr

jay leno: we have a member of the u.s. 2009 olympic archery team--kristin braun. kristin, come on out here. [cheering and applause] kristin: but then something changed. it was so subtle at first i barely noticed. i began to flinch every so often at full draw. i assumed that it was something that i was doing incorrectly with technique or that i needed to be stronger or that i needed to just train more. every day, i trained harder to fix my problem. days tned into weeks, then months. i had a bad year, but i still had hope that i could do something or change something and then be back on track. back then, no one talked about target panic, but i had heard whispers about it, a bogeyman that causes archers to miss or be afraid of the target, drowning them in misery while robbing them of their skill. i ran ay from it because i never heard of anyone escapi it once they were engulfed, but was already lost in the storm. my worst experience with target panic--i started having trouble tting througthe clicr. the clicker is this piece of equipment that tells y when to shoot. so

braun, one of robert's students who went to cooperate.h hitler's fascist party, the possibility of creating the ultimate weapon received huge funding. it was already a modern-day rocket . though in perfect terms. all this repeated what he had already said in his time, tsiolkovsky europe was slipping into world war ii konstantin eduardovich sat down to write a letter in the people's commissariat of defense. he directly wrote that here i am sending you my latest developments in rocket technology. and if you consider them worthy of a secret, then i don’t mind this, damn it, just to be a useful thing, higher, which does not exist, the scientist’s lights have dried up. now topics for philosophical conversations. words were heard, trajectory, angle fast and furious people in military uniforms, attentively listened to a person whose ideas, as they knew, were used more during the world's first air attack in 1915. it was a story about how a cavalry officer from berlin, fonseppelin, built an armada according to the design of tsiolkovsky, renamed al

. >> president biden: i thank all of you for including bipartisan elected officials like senator braun, senator booker representative -- where is jackie? she must not be here. stuart: the president was looking for jackie wororsky who died in a car crash in august. he appeared to have forgotten the congresswoman had died even though he issued a statement of condolence, flown the flag at half staff at the white house and is scheduled to meet the family tomorrow. what happened? karine jean-pierre would not say the president's charles: got, she said she was top of mind for the president, whatever that means. she implied it could happen to anyone. but not everyone is the president of the united states. the country has every right to be concerned when the man in charge can't cope yet he insists he is contemplating running for second term. is that what democrats want? in 7 weeks, biden turns 80 and will be 82 for the next presidential election. in 6 weeks it is the midterms along with inflation, the economy, crime, the border, everything else that has gone wrong, add the president's frailty a

lorenz braun 17 belgian team snatched victory in verttime in the match for the flight with georgia germany team won the national team of france slovenia started euro-baskets victories stubbornly victories at a low level of tournament organization. says such facts, slavic basketball players the national team were forced to get to the arena by taxi, since the team bus could not arrive at the base for a long time. as a result, the coaching staff of the national team decided to go to the upcoming match by taxi. as the captain of the slavs told his social networks, the gorn dragich team waited for the bus for 20 minutes, after which it was decided to catch a taxi? it was sports news, see you after 8:00 am. along the road black and white grass mariupol amputated the words over the skeletons of dolphins and cows smoke, burnt unspoken words. let svoboda apologize to all calls, mariupol, the city of masha without a hand, death is killed , a new way for us to be mary is now not deceived. what is culture? this chorus is one grandmother singing another. i, too, a grandmother, i took it and sang, how c

the presiding officer: the senator from indiana braun braun the -- mr. braun: the plan the democrats are going to give ow this was put out in biden's blueprint to put us $45 trillion in debt for ten years. we'll be paying as much on interest as we do on goods cretion near spending -- on discretionary spending domestically or the military budget. that is no business plan. how do you think they're going to pay for the debt forgiveness? they're going to borrow the money to do it to pay the people that are owed the money. one other point of clarification. when you had a practical bill, the tax cut and jobs act which was done before senator scott and i got here, it was a plan to grow economic activity, a way to pay for it. had covid not come along, the cbo was ready to say that it was paying for itself because we were growing the economy at 3% and the $150 billion per year over ten years which is chump change now compared to the $3 trillion, the democrats have put us in debt over the last year and a half was growing the economy, was zero inflation, raising wa

. >> i think all of you here for including bipartisan officials e officials like senator braun and and senator booker and representative jackie? are you here k >> jackie will our ski was killd in a car crash in august. the house speaker ordered the capitl to fly flags at half staff. the press secretary had this explan. this explanation. >> he is going to see her family her family and just two days. she was on top of mind. >> i have john lennon in mind every day but i'm not looking for him. >> when you sign a bill for john john lennon as president, you then we can have this conversat. this conversation. > >> surprise announcement from trevor noah. he said he is leaving the daily show seven yes after taking over for john stua. john stuart. >> after seven years, my time i. is up. in the most beautiful wa. i spent two years in my apartme, not on the road. standup was do. when i got back out there, there there is another part of my life of my life that i want to explo. i miss learning other languages. going to other countries and pg on shows. >> a spokesperson as part of -- and said we are

w tha alle officials like representative governor senator braun, senator booker, representative jackiehere? where's jackie? i didn't think -- she must not be here. to help make this a reality. >> well, mr. biden was referring to the late indiana republican representative jackie wilorski who died last month in a car accident. she was one of four congressional co-sponsors for the bill to fund the hunger conference. later the white house said that the congresswoman had been, quote, top of mind for the president at the time. >>> at least six adults were wounded at a school shooting in oakland. it happened yesterday at a high school attended by recent immigrants between the ages of 16 and 21. the school's website says the immigrants include those who fled violence and instability in their home countries. authorities did not say if any of the victims were students or teachers. and at least two have life-threatening injuries. police say they are searching for at least one suspect. >>> and this morning we are remembering legendary cbs news white house correspondent bill plante. e ard-winning j

and lorenz braun 17 belgian team snatched victory in overtime in a match with georgia germany beat the national team of france slovenia team started eurobaskets lithuanians. the low level of the organization of the tournament speaks of such a fact that the basketball players of the slavic team were forced to get to the arena by taxi, since the team bus could not arrive at the base for a long time. as a result, on the coaching scale of the national team, they decided to go to the upcoming match by alternative transport, as he told his social networks. captain of the slavs, horn, dragic team. i waited for the bus for almost half an hour, after which it was decided to catch a taxi. this was sports news have a nice weekend. let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. weight of the president of argentina christina kirshner miraculously escaped when attempting to assassinate the gun of the attacker, who was going to shoot the politician point-blank motives, the criminal, while unknown everything. this, despite the presence of expe

she is currently trying to regain ownership of her early music after scooter braun bought and then sold her rights to them. she's already recorded and released red and fearless. a source tells tmz that taylor, but eventually like to headline a super bowl halftime show. producer joe is not okay with all this back and forth today. hey, take a look at this. nasa's juno probe has captured the breathtaking swirls and peaks of clouds and jupiter sky. the stunning new 3 d rendering show. >> incredible detail there of the chaotic storms on the gas giant. many are comparing the cloud formations to the icing on a cosmic cupcake. okay. but scientists say while beautiful that digital models can also help scientists further their understanding of the clouds, chemical composition. still ahead. what republican lawmakers are promising americans as they prepare. >> for the with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema with clearer skin and less itch. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can

this conference matters and we should all thank gnat torrs -- senators booker, and braun, and the late senator for their leadership in calling for this summit and none of this would be possible without president biden's call for all of government effort outlined in national strategy published yesterday. a national strategy crafted with the advice, guidance, and input of hundreds of stake holders from across the country. today we'll hear from a variety of partners who engage in delivering results in the five pillars identified in that national strategy. pillar 1 focuses on improving access and affordability of food. to tackle this issue one key , proposal supported by the national industriy ensuring all americans are secure through a -- economically secure, including through a child tax credit. [ applause]. >> pillar two outlines how we can better integrate nutrition and healthcare. we're elevating the role of nutrition and food security and -- food insecurity and overall health care including through . disease prevention and management. here it's piloting meals that are crafted to prev

thank all of you here for including bipartisan, electro patricians, like i presume, governor senator braun sen. booker representative, jackie you here was checking on. think sure, sure. somebody here. joining me now to discuss as ted rall and author columnist and political cartoonist that is great to have you on the program today. now this is of course not the 1st time we've seen headlines about the mistakes of the u. s. leaders and the white house. and particularly president biden, in a world of such tensions right now, is this a major concern? of course it's a major concern when the president of the united states and his 1st president seemed to be so disconnected from what's going on. you know, the, the, the gulf by vice president harris. i'm inclined, and i think most american voters would be inclined to let past. she's not particularly prone to this sort of thing. and, you know, i think she's got a lot of flaws as a candidate for, for 2024 potentially. but certainly, you know, she made it, made an honest mistake, but which in terms of the remark by president biden, this has been part o

not stop and when not only hitler ended his life by suicide but and goebbels and his wife and eva braunwhen there was an assassination attempt on hitler, which was organized by the hq harber hq by his like-minded people, they were also nazis, they were not democrats. they considered it a betrayal of themselves, even though these were people who really wanted to change something, not to change it, but to stop it. well, they were only grateful to this german woman, whom they defeated against this german woman, who then had no hope of victory. well, i don't know, i'll keep quiet then you have lived a lot in russia. you understand better than me what is going on in this katsap. have a good day. why is everyone talking first about yaroslava ostrovsky that putin is inadequate? don't you think that he just thinks soberly enough about his paradigms and that he understands what he is wants to achieve, as the situation shows, that the majority of the population of russia also thinks so. by the way, i think that putin does not consider him crazy, he is absolutely adequate. you are simply in a diff

we've had sir messages of supports or well wishing braun or just well be as the archbishop of canterbury from the different leaders of the devolved parliament's air in the united kingdom. and of course, from the national leaders as well. we've for hadder that the prime minister, the new prime minister lives trust. remember that it was only a few days ago that his trust went to a bell moral to actually be officially sworn in as prime minister by the queen appointed as the view. our prime minister that is something that she would normally have done the queen down at buckingham palace, which he hasn't be well, we know and, and she has me well enough to travel. so i said it in a different move to normal. our lives truss or the prime minister went to bow moral for that event. now let's trust the said the whole country will be deeply concerned by the news from buckingham palace this lunch time. my thoughts and the thoughts of people across our united kingdom are with her majesty the queen and her family at this time. or we have also heard from kissed armour, the leader of the opposition, a ver

braun may not be able to to exercise his duties. we'll get more info at some point about what guides that discretion. but i appreciate supervisor peskin raising the situation. i feel a little bit like missing from this is we got pretty good evidence so far that this stuff is held over at least with commissioner carter or over stone that this is going to be appearing in front of any commission. i think what i would suggest to some of my colleagues who are inclined to support this is i think some of you are assuming that the planning commission cannot meet if we do not appoint these folks and that's not the case. they have a quorum. they have a quorum. so, i would like clarification to one thing if we were to move on. if were to vote no on the planning commissioners and the mayor would reappoint, how soon can this come back to rules. if she would reappoint them tomorrow, what is the timeframe here? >> we are having a meeting october 3rd and october 10th. >> i feel like this idea of somehow us exercising our over power here, making sur

braun may not be able to to exercise his duties. we'll get more info at some point about what guides that discretion. but i appreciate supervisor peskin raising the situation. i feel a little bit like missing from this is we got pretty good evidence so far that this stuff is held over at least with commissioner carter or over stone that this is going to be appearing in front of any commission. i think what i would suggest to some of my colleagues who are inclined to support this is i think some of you are assuming that the planning commission cannot meet if we do not appoint these folks and that's not the case. they have a quorum. they have a quorum. so, i would like clarification to one thing if we were to move on. if were to vote no on the planning commissioners and the mayor would reappoint, how soon can this come back to rules. if she would reappoint them tomorrow, what is the timeframe here? >> we are having a meeting october 3rd and october 10th. >> i feel like this idea of somehow us exercising our over power here, making sur

republicans like senator mike braun say this chart is telling. >> they ought to be booted out of officeof the best economies we ever had through covid shutting the productive side of the economy down, creating all the genesis for what we're dealing with now, and then trying to spin it otherwise. >> president joe biden touring the detroit auto show today highlighting that transition he wants to make as americans are feeling the pain, economic pain in part because of that transition. back to you guys. >> bill: nice to see you, edward lawrence from the white house on that. thanks. >> mr. president, thank you for unifying and inspiring a vision of a stronger, fairer, safer future for all. your extraordinary leadership has made this glorious day possible. that's an applause line. >> dana: little awkward moment for house speaker nancy pelosi urging a silent crowd to give it up for president biden and this was a handpicked audience at the white house. i've been to a lot of those. a lot of staffers. good chance for the white house. byron york is a fox news contributor. maybe they weren't too fi

the key thing is protecting the sanctity of life in the on braun and the fight for overturning roe versuse was just for this very reason, not to make this a federal issue, not a national ban on abortion or abortion policies but put it back where it should be, best served at the state level, that is what is happening, clearly pro-choice advocates will appeal the decision, this is not by any stretch of the imagination the final ruling, but from a pro-life standpoint it is a step of the right direction. >> people might have the final ruling in the politics but go ahead anna, you wanted to jump in. >> well, what she said was the purpose of it, not being federalize a national policy, is precisely why people like lindsey graham that the republican are trying to pass, the only thing standing in the way of a lindsey graham actually being able to pass something like that in the senate is chuck schumer, majority leader, and nancy pelosi being the weaker of the house, i think it will mean that women all of the country think very hard as to who they vote for and with that's going to mean when it come

thank all of you here including bipartisan elected officials like representative governor, senator braunesentative jackie -- where is jackie? she must not be here. to help make this a reality. >> harris: did you hear what he said? i don't think she wants to come up here and help make this a reality. he was looking for indiana congresswoman jackie walorski but she and her two staffers were killed in a car accident last month. in fact, the white house put the american flag at half staff. they had a whole ceremony. the white house press secretary has a hard job. >> naming the congressional champions on this issue and was acknowledging her incredible work. there will be a bill signing in her honor this coming friday. of course, she was on his mind. >> where is jackie? she must not be here. >> i totally understand. she was on top of mind. >> top of mind about every day but i'm not looking for him. >> when you sign a bill for john lennon as president we can have this conversation. >> harris: she is out of material in her binder. matt gorman, former national republican congressional committee c

senator braun. >> thank you madam chair. dr. califf, last august your agency entered into a memorandum of understanding with the usda's food safety and inspection service to facilitate information exchange between the two entities. there has to be, ideally a communication when there is dual agency responsibility. in that mou it requires the fda and the f s i. s. to inform one another in the cases of outbreaks, adverse cases of adulteration or misleading, infestations, et cetera. now, 11 months into this m o u, is the fda planning to conduct a critical review force actual implementation? >> senator braun, i'm sure that will be part of the top to bottom review that we announced yesterday. i know this is within mr. yiannas's portfolio, the relationships with the other agencies. i will ask him to comment. >> yes. we were almost on a daily basis with usda. there were regular conversations. the answer is yes, we are closely evaluating how we want these progresses to go. >> do you think the fda has done its part in being a coequal part

moving markets august producer price index off 8.7% year-over-year below 8.8% joining us right now mike brauntions committees senator good to see you. thanks very much for being here what is this inflation report he maintain to you. >> number one, maria i look at how this works, in the long term i heard you talking earlier about how markets are going to react, 30 trillion dollars in debt, one point rise in interest is 300 billion dollars worth more interest for this place, there is no budgeting no appropriating that all of us participate in, so it is going to be bad for the federal government more than anything, an biden was bragging about everything just yesterday. that was bad timing i know how anything could be worse when markets ticking down on the other side, so -- >> the market was reacting to the hotter than expected inflation number, but you just mentioned debt, the committee for responsible budgets says administration added nearly five trillion dollars to deficits next decade, he says that stock market selling off doesn't really matter, he was taking a victory lap a tone-deaf victory

senator braun just told me they would not support more fema funding as long as the border is unsecure. neil? >> neil: thanks, aishah. let's go toe the democratic texas congressman henry cuellar. good to have you. this rage that i hear from many in your party, sir, about the treatment of these migrants finding their way to martha's vineyard and new york and now possibly delaware, i don't remember that same outrage when there were ten times as many being taken all over the country, all points north, oftentimes in the middle of the night with no word of warning or a heads-up to local officials. i don't remember a peep about that. >> well, one of the things that we see when it happens in your own back yard, then it's a problem itself. what we are looking at is there is some theater involved here. it has gotten the attention, that's what we're talking about right now. i'm more interested in practical solutions. one of the practical solutions is we have to give our men and women of homeland, border patrol, ice, cbp, the power where they can enforce the repercussions. that is you treat peopl

republicans like senator mike braun say this chart is telling. >> they ought to bep booted out of office for taking one the best economies we ever had through could have spread, shutting the productive side of the economy down. creating all the again sis for what we're dealing with now and then trying to spin it otherwise. reporter: so the president now touring the detroit auto show. he sat in a couple 61,000-dollar electric vehicles, part of the transition he wants americans to make, as americans feel the economic pain in part from some of that transition. neil. neil: i'm curious do they bounce this sort of stuff step back without a peoplely tin ear, celebrating what they're doing yesterday amidst of bad inflation report, market tumult, prior the president of the united states border secure, video clearly indicates otherwise, of course this presidential pitch for electric vehicles, it seems out of sort. who is driving this agenda, i'm just curious? reporter: the president is driving the agenda i did ask about the optics having this celebration so to speak with the, you know, inflation t

. >> i want to thank all of you here for including bipartisan representatives, senator braun, senatorackie here? whwhere's jackie. >> she was top of mind for the president of. he looks -- very much looks forward to discussing her remarkable legacy of public service with them when sees the family this coming friday. maria: it's getting hard to take at this point, dagen. what can you say? cra dagen: why can't they just be -- maria: honest. he made a mistake. dagen: he just forgot she passed away and didn't mean disrespect. just say that, period. maria: she went right to the talking point. dagen: they lie at every turn rather than just once tell us the truth. maria: so much. >>.>> at some point it's no lor gaffes. it's clearly evidence of something that is clearly wrong. you're right, dagen, the idea that you're sitting there and refusing to admit, acknowledge what everybody saw. it it was abundantly clear and go right to the talking points and try to spin the situation, at some point you start to lose los credibility with people or i would say they've l long ago lot credibility. these a

thank all of you here including bipartisan elected officials like representative governor, senator brauntive jackie -- where is jackie? she was going to be here. to help make this a reality. >> harris: congressman, a usa today opinion writer, what his memory laps says about the late congresswoman really told us. your reaction before we have to end the show. >> jackie was a wonderful human being loved by both sides of the aisles. this speaks volumes about how far he has slipped mentally in his capabilities and how they have degraded. i look at this, joe biden has an approval rating of 39%. if the media wasn't covering for him it wouldn't be far worse. they don't hear these stories. the left wing media won't talk about the problems biden is having. calling out a former member of congress who is deceased. he lowered the flag for her. he forgot. >> harris: the other media isn't covering it. it is important for people to know the president of the united states and his team, rather than saying they made a mistake, everybody does. oh, we've got breaking news. sit tight for a second. an tony bli

attach the funding to the government funding bill that the senate is currently negotiating but senator braun me that is unlikely to get any republican support again until the border is secure. elizabeth. elizabeth: great reporting as always, ashiah. always a pleasure having you on. joining us now ranking member of house homeland security congressman john katko and arizona attorney general mark brnovich. gentlemen, thanks for joining us. your take on the report that white house talk with delaware officials to prepare potential migrant flights to president's home date of delaware. desantis is no the backing down. the flights are 20 miles away from the president's vacation home. what do you say, congressman. >> i don't think governor desantis should back down. the reason they're sending migrants to these places to go highlight the democratic party not dealing with the issue. they all say they want to have sanctuary cities and embrace aliens. when they are in their backdoor they say no way, get them out of here. that is not logical. as far as thinking about doing immigration reform you secure th

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disagrees with the in be a commission and he believes the sanction should have been a lot tougher. braun reacted on twitter saying league definitely got this wrong. there is no place in this league for that kind of behavior. i deeply respect our leadership, but this isn't right. there is no place will massage any sexism and racism. we hold our league up as an example of our values, and this ain't it. i'll be regulated with most both these, but that's it for now. emily, a huge loss to the tennis world with their roger federer, retiring. incredible staff. thank you very much. pay down, right? that's it for this, these out. i'm emily angland danco. anyway, i'll have more of the day's news in just a moment. in the meantime you can head to our website out to sara dot com. ah aah. and from the war and ukraine to the global energy crisis and the impact of climate change, the need for international cooperation has never been more vital as leaders from a 193 member states gather that the united nations general assembly. will we see any breakthroughs on al jazeera, a final farewell of the days of

. >> senator braun. thank you, madam chair. listening to senator smith's point of view there, i think as we do give it, this is a topic that, i think, for 49 years has been in one place, it's now come to another, and i think we've got to be careful that we don't get too caustic in either point of view. right now the supreme court says it's back with the states. i've been a believer on this issue from the get-go, you do not demonize the folks you disagree with and you make sure that in this case, when we have returned this to the people, we make the right decisions at the state level. i'm going to have the same question and i want to start with miss detser. you were voted on -- quoted on fox 13 news you have not looked back except of celebration and deep appreciation for your choice and again, respect that. i'd like to ask you though, when it comes to, when your state grapples with it, at what age do you think gestationally it's no longer appropriate to have an abortion, just a simple question and i think that any of us, if we'r

alex gamble, kyra braun, and celia desalvo had just graduated from high school, but the present theye here is still all anyone can talk about. the kids started working on this gift unwittingly. it was ten years ago. they were in second grade, and out here on the playground during recess, when one of them saw this little rock, or what looked like a little rock, sticking up out of the ground. >> so we kind of thought, we were like, oh, we found some sticks. let's just dig this out of the ground. >> they were out there every recess. >> reporter: richard cushing was principal during much of the excavation. >> and i have to tell you, their hearts were broken when the first frost appeared because they had to stop. >> reporter: but year after year, they returned to the project, digging mostly with sticks and plastic spoons, they got from the cafeteria, the kids dug down through second grade, third grade, fourth and fifth, until finally just before moving on to middle school, they finished. varsz the principal brought in heavy equipment to lift it out of the hole for them. that was 2008. and

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