because of them, because of view, we are a land of the free and the home of the brave.ilding this memorial, we are taking the critical step for in fulfilling our pledge that just as our troops leaves no one behind in the battlefield, when they come home, we leave no veteran behind. thank you to all of you who are working to make this memorial a reality. god bless our veterans. god has truly blessed america with our veterans and may god bless america, thank you all very much. [applause] >> thank you, madam speaker and by gilbert caring for our men and women in uniform. roberto, bobby barrerra is truly an extraordinary man who knows how to get the job done very bobby has been the man out front and the veterans committee for a number of years. his immediate past as national commander of the stabled -- of the disabled veterans. bobby is a combat disabled marine corps veteran of the vietnam war. he was seriously injured in 1969 when enemy forces and exploded a 500-pound bomb beneath the armored personnel carrier he was traveling in. the explosion and fire that ripped through

we are land of the free because of the brave. >>> become a cross leader who inspire us daily. it's the independent school that some parents and students are looking for to receive a higher education. in tonight's take five, paul gaffey takes us to an independent school that starts with a mission and ends with a question. >>> we all walk down hallways similar to this, it's inside where the magic happens. >> where do we reach our own synagogue? what purpose does that serve? >> it facilitates learning. >> the school leaders at the shena high school. says it's difficult to teach. >> i being in a, a small school, i get to know everybody in a personal level. >> it brings five or six students together. bobby prince, head of the school says with the small independent jewish high school, a deep value system and leadership evolves with students on a daily basis. >> they can walk into any unstewings, any jewish institutions, synagogue, museum. >> and that's what education center says it could offer. and general and judyic studies are the focus. >> learn hebrew as a language hebrew as a w

people braved the cold to say some cash for a black friday.reat teenage kids adrift for 50 days are found alive and we will let you know how they're doing and how long they're in the water. it is cold lettuce and send it over to lose some lodges. >> the temperatures are cool and as we head into this evening and tomorrow we'll have all the details on the coming up. >> as you can see no problem on crosstown freeways. i will tell you where the trouble spots are if anyone in a complete check coming on that. >> thank you ladies and george perry they're probably long gone and according to jack c. baird is reduced. right jackie? >> maybe not rookies a just amateurs. a little after 4:00 a.m. this isn't even the the full lined up but i guess between three and 400 people they have been waiting here all afternoon yesterday. at 5:00 a.m. and they did this and then they opened the doors and the first people, the first operas had the aisles and started racing towards the deals. many of them have a plan of attack. the flat screens, the computers, the cell ph

a lot more coming up. >> runners brave the cold in the south bay.ll have details on the annual turkey trot coming up in a live report. >> the national tsa protest didn't cause many problems, but organizers are calling it a success. find out why. izes eye ♪ [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. ♪ keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. [ female announcer ] so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. ♪ because it is. choose. brew. enjoy.

[drum solo playing] the brave new world of broadband has barely penetrated this community. for most of the residents here, the internet is a complete mystery... though english premiership football seems to be surprisingly familiar. who's the top striker in chelsea right now? >> eh? >> the top goal scorer for chelsea? >> drogba. >> drogba. >> yeah. >> ok, so the man knows his football, at least. but do you know what the internet is? >> no. >> internet--have you ever heard of internet before? >> no. >> [speaking native language] >> does she know what the internet is? >> [speaking native language] >> well, i don't have any idea what the internet is about. >> have you heard of the internet? >> yes, i have a little knowledge about the internet. i do go to the internet in order to get information. >> ok. >> i mean, i got to--i mean, what is happening in the world. >> how far away do you have to go to get access to the internet? >> i have to go as far as tukevi. >> tukevi--how many kilometers is that? >> roughly 52 kilometers. >> 52 kilometers away before you can get access to the

this is the first time it has been used to commemorate veteran's day a day we set aside to honor brave men and women who defend our freedom every day. >> i can tell you the families that have deployed soldiers and airmen that's never lost on them and lost on me as i watch the families say good-bye to their loved one. i think they have the toughest job back at home, and one thing i would ask is to support those families that are left behind. >> reporter: in towson jeff hager abc2 news. >>> right now 5,000 misdemeanors are serving in iraq and afghanistan. so far 119 men and women from our state have sacrificed their lives this those wars. >>> one of those soldiers is sergeant john burner of baltimore he died while serving his fourth tour oversees it wasn't a quality death his family believes he died pause the military didn't help him with the common medical diagnosis. >> reporter: sergeant john burner was not a soldier who backed away from his duties he served four tours overseas. his family is fighting the military asking questions because they think more should have been done to preven

elections the start of a brave new revolution or in evansville and destructive gridlock will anything good . morning news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images for world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are the day. wealthy british. margetts why not scandals. happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports. the close up team has seen from. where russia's first free elections were held a few thousand years ago. if not all part of the area that used to be a place of exile since the seventeenth century. when businesses take advantage of the wild growing products. for rich economic life gives birth to. come to the top screech crusher close up. headlines here on. the claim british. expose lawyers push for a full public inquiry into the alleged torture murder of civilians by u.k. soldiers. a political farce and a provocation that's what russia's foreign ministry is calling george was arrest of thirteen people look cute of spine for moscow. and for the first time ever the u.s. is coming under scrutiny by the un human rights council

i mean, they brave the heat, they brave the sun. some of them are camped out, somehow been camping out on tops of buildings just to avoid the crowds. but all with one aim, which is to spend the day in prayers and asking for forgiveness. of course, the significance of that day is what happened on the same day 1,400 or over 1,400 years ago when the prophet gave his last speech to his followers and said that my teachings to you are done and now it's time for you to basically carry my message on. people come here year after year to relive that moment. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. >> they battled against stormy waters and picked their way through this can ice am a russian yacht crew is back on dry land today after setting a new record for around the world voyage. >> returning to st. petersburg after completing their record-breaking voyage, a grueling challenge this young crew are never likely to forget. they spend 109 days at sea sailing more than 9,000 nautical miles in some of the world's most dangerous waters. getting across the

these men fought bravely and sacrifice greatly for their country. some of them have joined us here as well. thank you, friends. [applause] [speaking korean] we go together. [applause] the veterans who have traveled here today assault battles on the perimeter. they survived the bloodshed at heartbreak ridge in the ambush at the reservoir. at one point in that battle, the enemy tossed a grenade into a trench where multiple marines late winded. that is where private hector ran into that stretch, picked up that grenade, and threw it back. it detonated it in his hand and severely injured his arm. but because of what he did, the served in the lives of his fellow marines. he received the medal of honor for his terrorism. he is here today. again, please give them a round of applause. -- please give him a round of applause. [applause] each of these men sort their nation with incredible courage and commitment. -- served their nation with incredible courage and commitment. they risked their lives in what is often called the forgotten war. we all want you to kn

we'll go from the land of the free and the home of the brave to the land of the enslaved and home of the broke. that's my view and i welcome yours. mike huckabee, look on the fox news feedback section and offer your comments. nancy pelosi's party took a beating in congress losing more than 60 seats to republicans in the mid term elections and yet, the outgoing speaker refuses to let loose of the tiller. and she's facing criticism. why won't she back down. we're happy to be joined by dr. payne. good to have you here. [applause] >> well, first of all i want to say i'm sorry to hear about your failed bid for congress, but i ear now you have a new job, you're the new spokesman for the former house speaker herself so congratulations. >> thank you very much. it's what we have in the fine and that's something that i can contribute to and know what i know that is real. >> i think so. absolutely. well, you know, speaker pelosi has been the speaker since 2007. i guess as her new spokesman this is a fair question. what do you think she's done to improve the lives of americans since that time. >

would you tell us swift action, we'll go from the land of the free and home of the brave, to the landd and the home of the broke. [applause]. >> mike: that's my view, i welcome yours. contact me at mikehuckabee.com and click on the fox news feedback section to offer your comments. nancy pelosi's party just took a beating in congress, and losing more than 60 seats to republicans in the midterm elections. if the out going speaker of the house refuses to turn loose at the tiller, and she's drawing a lot of criticism including many in her own party. why won't she back down? we're happy to welcome back to the show dr. robert pane, joining us from washington. good to have you here. thank you very much. [applause]. >> mike: i want to say i'm sorry to hear about your failed bid for congress but i hear now that you have a new job, the new spokesman for the former house speaker, herself. so, congratulations. >> thank you very much, it is a -- we have a... this is something i can contributed, to and, know, i know, and assume that it is real. >> mike: i think so. absolutely. [laughter]. >> mike:

sentence now that's very easy for me as a foreigner living here to walk away but very many talented brave young lithuanian people i know are now afraid to speak up so there's been a decline in democracy. next tonight the plight of roma migrants also described as gypsies is again in the spotlight as they face persecution all across europe with france and other countries on the continent expelling thousands of them many from bulgaria end up returning there without a job or a place to live. a bushel looks now at how they managed to survive in squalor facing a battle against inequality. seems like we could become common across europe the mayor of this town in southern belle geary and told r.t. he had to tear down this block of flats because the room residents who turned it into a slum. this pile of rubble is all that's left of the housing estate what all thirty of called a public health hazard in fifty with rats cockroaches and fleas thousands of roma home. some have moved to this wasteland no shelter health care or education for the children. well don't worry your citizens where there's a tr

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sentence now that's very easy for me as a foreigner living here to walk away but very many talented brave young lithuanian people i know are now afraid to speak up so there's been a decline in democracy. that was professor of human rights campaign a different cats talking to us there. and coming up next oh a shunned across the continent roma communities of being spoiled by governments and left with shelter and health care subjective report coming up for you again shortly tonight here on this channel. scientists are concerned over the radioactive dangers lurking in the chernobyl site nearly a quarter of a century after the nuclear plant explosion the concrete bunker which covers the contaminated area is nearing the end of its life but it's not clear what radioactive danger lies beneath that he's a chef skew explains. almost quarter of a century since the chernobyl fallout a special confinement structure called the circle is still preventing more radioactive emissions into atmosphere this structure the circus was built in nine hundred eighty six just months after the disaster that your nobl

sentence now that's very easy for me as a foreigner living here to walk away but very many talented brave young with the raining on people i know are now afraid to speak up so there's been a decline in democracy. you're watching r t in a recap of this week's top stories and today's news money is kevin zero in on the back with the headlines very shortly for this sunday evening the twenty first of november giving more scope. to. the. wealthy british style but it's a time to cut back on. the program. markets finance scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines soon in to cause a report on our. minds the machine would be so much brighter if you knew about song from financed impression some. news from stunts on t.v. dot com.

sentence now that's very easy for me as a foreigner living here to walk away but very many talented brave young lithuanian people i know are now afraid to speak up so there's been a decline in democracy. professor and human rights campaign a different cuts and later today we've got a story of company news who is still hoping to find and bring to trial those who ruined so many lives over sixty years ago. those so many years of. some former prisoners. still a lot. as well as. those so many years of. summer hoping to find. others shake your executioners longing for just. those so many years of. memory is still a month. as well. as school. you're watching r t from moscow and israeli military court has let two of its soldiers walk free after those convicted of using a palestinian boy as a human shield ring the gaza war nearly two years ago the two made a nine year old open bags they suspected were full of explosives. as more from tel aviv. this is a military court that essentially sentenced these two soldiers to three months probation and the most of them from the rank of staff sergeant to ser

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sentence now that's very easy for me as a foreigner living here to walk away but very many talented brave young lithuanian people i know are now afraid to speak up so there's been a decline in democracy. and a certain sound will bring you the story of campaign is who are still hoping to find him going to trial because he ruined so many lines over sixty years ago. so many years of. some former prisoners. are still a lot. as well for. those so many years. some are hoping to find the same. others. for just. those so many years of past. memory is still a miser as as well . now applied of roma migrants as again in the spotlight as they face persecution all across europe with france and other countries on the continent expelling thousands of very well many of those who hail from bulgaria and that returning there but without a job to go see or a place to. live how they manage to survive. seems like we could become common across europe the mayor of this town in southern belle geary a told r.t. he had to tear down this block of flats because the room the residents had turned it into a slum. this p

and they kind of braved the cold yesterday, too.ow maybe get out and enjoy this weekend with a little warmer temperatures, right? >> that's right. at least it wasn't today because it was raining. yeah. so they made it just in time. >> skirted by. >> hey, get you in the mood for the holiday spirit, i guess. >> good deal. >> good deal. hey, look at here, we can see slick streets, scattered showers. that's going to be the trend throughout the day today. so as you're doing your shopping, bring that umbrella or raincoat because you'll need it throughout the day today as we're in a stormy pattern here for the weekend. it's the first part of the weekend. live doppler 7 looks like this. scattered showers throughout the bay area right now and that's go to be the trend throughout the day today as we zoom in here. most of this very light precipitation. light to moderate drizzle here and there with the exception out towards the east and north of concord there. more moderate band of showers on and off so if you're driving, again, the roadways ar

sentence now that's very easy for me as a foreigner living here to walk away but very many talented brave young lithuanian people i know are now afraid to speak up so there's been a decline in democracy. a village in southern russia is unfair and shock after the slaughter for children and adults on a country's national unity holiday a fortnight ago with their bodies burned after wards eight men arrested by police are also acts are also suspects and other recent murders and the souls but some fear that corruption and powerful connection could see those responsible. for. grieving relatives and commemorative candles got this quiet rural neighborhood it is hard to believe that this peaceful place in southern russia was the scene of considerable brutality a dozen people including children were stabbed to death in this village of. four out of twelve victims are buried here at the small cemetery everyone who knew these people is in deep shock victor used to work for the amount of family they were farmers he says real hard workers. this is the head of the family circle and his wife elin and daugh

sentence now that's very easy for me as a foreigner living here to walk away but very many talented brave young with the iranian people i know are now afraid to speak up so there's been a decline in democracy and in the first instance it's the responsibility of the european union and nato the oas the to stand up and be a true friend the one who tells you when something is wrong well give us some practical examples as to how they should go about that you gave the example of what's happening in when you but you also point to the fact that that seen a decline in freedom of speech walk in practically be done by these various groups to really prevent the nazi ideologies and all the dangerous ideologies like it from spreading further. well first of all there needs to be the restoration of the democratic spirit of free debate i myself if i may work personal with a professor of you day should be on this university for eleven years and i believe i was dismissed because i launched the web website defending history dot com various people here lithuanians who have spoken up have lost employment and f

i'm going which of course he's right on it and so here it is after the us elections the start of a brave new revolution pour in evitable and destructive gridlock will anything good . morning news today violence is once again fled up the phone these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are rooted a clue. one thirty am in the russian capital good to have you with us here on our t.v.'s in your headlines a german t.v. show that aims to expose online pedophiles in the dividing opinion critics say journalists are putting themselves beyond the rule of law by posing as minors on the web and setting up the potential child abusers. georgian government sowing seeds of discord as its plan to offer land to south african farmers meet stiff opposition from locals they say they're afraid of losing their only source of survival. and russia marks the day of national unity a holiday with a background sees old events acquiring new meaning celebrations allow thousands of people with different political views to have their voices heard. next max kaiser and co

giants' starting pitcher, a huge part of their success this season, game 3 against the braves, struck out 11 atlanta hitters, jonathan sanchez. [applause] this guy finished of game 1, the giants first win of the series, right-hander, dear mel -- guillermo mota. >> the giants would not be here without the contribution of this left-hander, no. 75, newberry zito zito -- barry zito. [applause] >> this next guy is now -- and the jersey he wore is in the hall of fame. the jersey from game 5. he beat clint least twice, tim lincecum. [applause] [applause] >> and last but not least, who is ever going to forget the moment from game 5 in texas, one of many great moments in his playoff career, the giants' shortstop, groceries post a valuable player, -- world series most viable player edgar re nteria. [applause] >> now we want you to please welcome a musical guest to perform "san francisco" for us. thank you.

of people braved the cold to save cash will have more on a live report a moment. some are calling it a miracle three teenage boys adrift in a tiny boat for 50 days found alive. will tell you how they survived out on the water moment. it is cold out there in fact let's get a quick check on weather and traffic before we take our top story. >> take look at some of your overnight temperatures we set records once again oakland came in around 37 in fact we are still at that temperature this morning and beat the record of 40 back in 1973, that also said the record of 28 the old record was 29. more on the school where the of live look to the bay bridge toll plaza, i will have a complete check on your friday from conditions coming up. james? >> as you said black friday. i live picture from the best buy it work kron4 news jackie cecil is out there. holy cow, look at the size of the to be that person is making out with. >> that is one of the many big screen tvs that is flying out of here. there are laptops and game systems and flat screen tvs and the bidis and everything you

. >> tonight fox 5 honors all those who have served and continue to serve our country so bravely. >> good evening. i'm brian bolter. >> and i'm shawn yancy. we're doing things a little differently tonight. >> devoting the first 30 minutes of our show to the men and women who fought and continue to fight for our freedom. >> fox 5's roz plater starts us off tonight on the national mall where she spent the night talking with vets. >> reporter: this mall a was packed tonight with veterans -- mall was packed tonight with veterans, their families and others who wanted to honor them. the largest crowd was at the world war ii memorial, a crowd that spanned the generations. >> we definitely owe all this to you. >> reporter: two veterans of two very different wars. sam steen served in world war ii, matthew van stein in iraq. the two are drawn to this special memorial on this very special day. >> on veterans day you have to remember those that served before us and those continue to serve. to me world war ii veterans is amazing just because of what they did how long ago and what they went throug

calexico we thank 23 million surviving veterans who have bravely and faithfully protected our freedom. >> the vice president laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. president obama was in south korea for the g-20 summit. november 11 is the anniversary of the end of the first world war. >>> nurses at washington hospital center will go on strike 24 hours, the day before thanksgiving. protesting staffing shortages but they say are putting patients and staff members at risk. we don't know how many are expected to participate. >>> families in anacostia now have equal access to after- clinical care. there's a new center open in southeast. doctors are treating 45 children a day there. if the child is crying, the parent wants someplace to go quickly where they can be evaluated. >> that facility was $15 million. children needing surgery or a long time -- long term treatment are stabilized and then transported to northwest d.c. to michigan ave. >>> iraqiya officer had just arrived home early yesterday morning when a man with a gun demanded his wallet -- a rookie officer. ose suspect is still

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