i'm very proud to have been able to support my sister as she did a brave thing.think that for some of the accusers of harvey weinstein who did this incredibly courageous act in speaking out about there and at risk, it was a helpful precedent i had spoken in a forthright way about this issue when so many others refused to. >> just this week as you are promoting this book, you also had another big scoop about the attorney general of new york. he obviously denies these allegations, but you had women come up and tell you about issues of domestic abuse and violence. tell me about that one. >> these are terrifically serious allegations of violence being raised about eric schneiderman, the attorney general of new york, now former attorney general after the publication of this story. woman after woman describing beatings essentially, slapping, choking, punching. and, you know, part of his response, christiane was to say this was consensual role playing. indeed, it appears in his sexual activities by the accounts of the women there was proclivity for that kind of violence

brave people. 's operation recently led to him irest of members of 13, a vicious, violent, horrible group of people. we are throwing them the hell out of our country so fast their head would spin. in.many were allowed [applause] derektrump: special agent bergman, who have lead the operation, is here with us today. derek, where are you? you are a brave looking guy. come here, derek, fast. hurry up here. [applause] this, butt expecting i guess i would say that at operation matador, we had a lot of violence on long island in new york area, so the response started really with leadership that supported us and was able to allow us to go out there and do what we had to do. it really speaks to the collaborative effort that we have with our local and state and other partners that everyone was able to get together and assist each other in different facets of the operation and hopefully we are able to make a difference in the communities because that is ultimately why we are doing it, to make those neighborho

he was a brave and honest man. he was a patriot.e was all those things throughout his life, usually more than one at once. until his very last days. remarking on the character of america, senator mccain said that we live in a, quote, big, boisterous, brawling, tempered thriving, during, brave, good in magnificent country. truer words cannot be said about the man himself, big, boisterous, brawling, intemperate, restless, striving, daring, brave, good and magnificent. as you go through life you meet truly, you meet a few truly great people. john mccain was one of them. his dedication to his country and to the men and women who served and protected was unsurpassed. even in his last weeks he was calling me every few days to make sure that our defense authorization bill was done and done right. not for him, not for his glory, because he cared about the name and women who served in our armed forces so deeply. his life is a story of american heroism personified. but maybe most of all he was a truth teller. perhaps as a reflection of our po

please stand. [ applause ] brave people.arded the medal of honor to brit for his heroic actions in the same battle we are remembering today. john chapman grew up in windsor locks, connecticut. from a very young age, john was determined to protect those in need. in kindergarten, john noticed his classmate, bill brooks, was being bullied. as bill says, john stepped in and saved me. in his high school yearbook, john quoted these words, give yourself before taking of someone else. very farsighted. john lived by that motto every single day. everybody that knew him said that's the way he lived. two years after he graduated high school john enlisted in the united states air force. he was among the elite few to complete air force special tactics training, one of the most rigorous training programs in all of the military. john became an expert in deploying undetected onto the battlefield to set up air fields and direct fire support. now john will become the first special tactics airman to receive the congressional medal of honor. joh

despite facing overwhelming force, john bravely and fiercely battled on for over an hour. as another american quick reaction force helicopter approached, john engaged the enemy and provided covering fire in attempt to prevent the enemy from shooting down our soldiers. our airmen, and that helicopter. in his final act of supreme courage, john gave his life for his fellow warriors. through his extraordinary sacrifice, john helped save more than 20 american service members, some of whom are here today. and i would like to introduce them. sergeant major, please stand up. thank you, sergeant major. [applause] pres. trump: sergeant major raymond, thank you. [applause] pres. trump: special tactics major gabriel brown. [applause] pres. trump: his team leader, master chief britt slabinksi. [applause] thank you. thank you all. we also remember the six others who, along with john, gave their lives on that snowy, really cold afghan night. petty officer first class neil roberts, specialist mark anderson, sergeant bradley crowes, senior airman jason cunningham, technical sergeant philip

trump: brave people. three months ago, i awarded the medal of honor to britt for his heroic actions in the same battle we are remembering today. john chapman grew up in windsor box, connecticut. from a very young age, john was determined to protect those in need. in kindergarten, john noticed that his classmate, bill brooks, was being bullied. as bill says, john stepped in and saved me. in his high school yearbook, john quoted these words, "give yourself before taking of someone else." very farsighted. john lived by that motto every single day. everybody that knew him said that is the way he lived. two years after he graduated high school, john enlisted in the united states air force. he was among the elite few to complete air force special tactics training, one of the most rigorous training programs in all of the military. john became an expert in deploying undetected onto the battlefield to set up airfields and direct fire support. now, john will become the first special tactics airman to receive the co

brave people. i.c.e.'s operation matador recently led to the arrest of 325 members of ms-13, a vicious, violent, horrible gang, horrible group of people and we're throwing them the hell out of our country so fast, your head would spin, but too many of them were let in. special agent derek bergman who helped lead the operation is here with us today. derek, where are you? you are a brave looking guy. come here. hurry up, derek. come on. >> i would say that, you know, at operation matador we had a lot of violence on long island and the new york area, so the response started really with leadership that supported us and was able to allow us to go out there and do what we had to do, and it really speaks to the collaborative effort we have with our state and local partners and other federal agencies, that everybody was able to get together and assist each other in different facets of the operation. hopefully we were able to make a difference in the communities because ultimately that's why we were doing it, was t

[applause] brave people. medal of honor to brit for his heroic actions in the battle we are talking about today. john chapman grew up in connecticut from a very young age, john was determined to protect those in need. in kindergarten, john noticed that his classmate, bill brooks, was being bullied. as bill says, john stepped in and saved me. in his high school yearbook, john quoted these words, give yourself before taking of some one else. very far-sighted. john lived by that motto, every single day. everybody that knew him said that's the way he lived. two years after he graduated high school, john enlisted in the united states air force. he was among the elite few to complete air force special tactics training, one of the most rigorous training programs in all of the military. john became an expert in deploying undetected on to the battlefield to set up air fields, and direct fire support. now, john will become the first special tactics airman to receive the congressional medal of honor. john met valerie in

young, brave, but often unexperienced dough boys, mainly u.s.ed and well prepared german troops. the fight that followed was tough, aggressive, and intensive, and only too often it was fought at close quarters. after more than three weeks, the american losses amounted to about 1,800. the u.s. marines got called the devil dogs after belleau wood. that alone gives us an idea of the character of the fight. we still don't know the german losses, but 1,600 prisoners were taken, a very high price for a small piece of land. today, 100 years after those bloody days and the turn of war, the fallen are no longer representing a uniform, a religion, a nationality, and origin. many of the fallen americans were immigrants or sons of immigrants of france, britain, and germany. today, and to us, they are victims that we have come to remember. history teaches us a lesson. we need to stand together today, side-by-side, to deal with the challenges of our days. friendship and partnership are the carrying pillars of europe and our transatlantic alliance that goes fo

the braves are people who open restaurants.deal with terrible customers, bureaucracy, fab landlords, permits, employees who don't want to stay very long so you can't train them. they are the true daredevil's not -- not evel knievel. >> juan: he was on a roll. >> greg: thank you. >> pam: our brand-new segment here on "the five," wild card wednesdays up next. i don't keep track of regrets. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on is boost®. delicious boost® high protein nuritional drink now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals boost® high protein. be up for life. boost® high protein. when you barely clip a tpassing car. minor accident - no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty

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make you feel your mother was brave you up he was very brave she wants to my father saying i know only one crime and that's cowardice my father had such cowardice led him to the gallows. cowardice one of the main reasons that something like national socialism was able to take root in germany. with absolutely it's a lack of civil courage everyone can work on their own civil courage. anything else with those fine speeches on taking responsibility is no nonsense it's personal civil courage that germany lacks. we've apparently always believed in over thirty and that's why until today we have the best democracy even though it's currently under threat because we enjoy following orders people want to pay the nazis joined their dictatorship and then they said oh now it's suddenly time for democracy but that's not an internal process it's insincere that's why i don't trust. now nearly eighty years after germany's invasion of poland and the beginning of world war two on september first there's renewed anti foreign a sentiment in germany where is it coming from what how do you feel when you hear

brave people. i don't know how the hell you do that. you guys have a lot of courage. but we love clean, beautiful west virginia coal. we love it. it is great. and you know, indestructible stuff. in times of war, in times of conflict, you can blow up those windmills. they fall down real quick. you can blow up pipelines. they go like this, and you are not going to fix them too fast. you can do a lot of things to those solar powers, but you know what you can't hurt? coal. you can do what you want to call. it is very important. we are working now on a military plan that will be something very special. i am honored tonight to have a friend of mine.

this is a brave new world. i've been out of middle school for 100 years but i certainly don't remember that. all is well on day 1 at the hoover middle school. coming up at 9:00 we will talk with the principal, her first year here. she was the assistant principal and we will find out how things are going on the first day of school. that is the latest from san jose, back to you. >>> the north face is moving east. the company is leaving and taking hundreds of jobs with it. the details coming up on the future of the company. >>> there is a new strategy to stop the drug cartels, a new joint effort between the u.s. and mexico.

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the wounded in kabul those brave were dispersed enough to make the journey shall it balance out to zero. former cricketer imran khan has officially been sworn in as pakistan's prime minister contact the the president's house in islamabad promising to work for the press parity of pakistan and to perform his role on asli hysteric insaaf party won the most seats in the july twenty fifth vote but fell short of an outright majority meaning he had to form a coalition government is promised a battle against corruption and political interference by powerful landowners hundreds of people have been rallying in mali's capital against their reelection of president abraham go back arcade many of them are supporters of the opposition leader so majlis he said last thing from this runoff vote as he says dismiss the results ask parody analyze his campaign team have filed an appeal to mali's top court for some ballots to be council. the u.s. migration agency says more than sixty three thousand migrants and refugees have entered europe by sea this year

[applause] and his wife valerie agrees he was a brave man from the beginning. right?. right?new that. i know it has special meaning. exactly 26 years ago you married john and today it is our great honor to share this incredible story with the world. thank you very much. i appreciate it. and your daughters, we award your dad a congressional medal of honor he is looking down on you right now from the house and proud on this day but even more proud of the incredible young women that you have both become. it is great to know you and great to have met you. thank you. we are also grateful to be joined by his wonderful mom, his sister, his brother and valerie's parents. thank you all for being here. it. it is a great honor. [applause] even though she could not be here today, somebody that john loved very much, his sister tammy so please give her our regards. also i want to recognize john's land in combat control teammate who was still recovering from her recent severe injury thank you for your noble service we appreciate it. [applause] it looks like you are doing well. finally. fina

well i think they are really brave these people are so brave because it's really dangerous what they do some of them get arrested and they still continue doing their work because they think it's worth it they think they need to fight for this more just china so that's the main thing i got to know during this research right jenna's i'm seared into the oven missile thank you very much for talking to each other and sharing your experience with us thank you for telling to suck and buy new ticket won their first piece a civil way out the new season after beating frankfurt in the german super cup the reading league champions were in unstoppable form the five nil victory made it a happy return for bynes new coach nico who won the german cup at frankfurt just a few months ago. nico coverts return to his old stomping ground in frankfurt and he was feeling the love. but on the pitch he was looking to defeat his former club . at the start frankfurt brought physicality and looked ready for the match but biron opened up the scoring in the twenty first minute the pass from yahshua can make set up

this is a brave tough nation and we are always ready to defend our independence and islamic tradition yet. the rockets triggered an immediate and ferocious response by security forces a military helicopter targeted the house from where the rockets were fired sending plumes of smoke into the sky. sort of sober as a result of the mortar attacks only two police officers were slightly wounded and all the terrorists were killed in a clearing operation launched by afghan security forces the area with. afghan police hold the taliban responsible and the timing of the assault a significant it comes two days after the president offered the taliban a conditional three month cease fire coinciding with its celebrations. what presidents all call those that in the past we used to celebrate eat with joy and happiness but now suicide attacks people on the holiday is filled with tension. when we leave our homes we're not sure if i'll make it back alive i just praise almighty god to safeguard all the muslim people in afghanistan. the attacks mark yet another blow to gunnies efforts to bring the taliban

such respect for a brave man.ven though this brave man that the president calls a brave man convicted of stealing millions and millions of dollars from american taxpayers. thanks so much, evan, for that report. let's get some more now. joining us from chicago is democratic congressman mike quigley of illinois, a member of the house intelligence committee. congressman, thank you for joining us. let's get right to the sensitive issues after denying knowledge of the hush money payments back in april, to these two women, president trump now says he did know about them. just, quote, later on. and he argues that since the money came from him it's not a campaign finance violation. do you believe that argument holds up? >> not at all. part of it's at least because of the fact that the president's story seems to be changing all the time. but let's remember which account we're talking about. the shell account used to pay off the porn star was also the same account that the russian oligarch with ties to the kremlin paid $500

such respect for a brave man. a brave man? keep in mind, the president's former campaign chairman was just convicted on eight counts -- eight felony counts -- in his federal fraud trial. now compare that to what the president said about his former attorney, michael cohen, minutes earlier. the president wrote this morning, quote, if anyone's looking for a good lawyer, i would strongly suggest you do not retain the counsel of michael cohen. and then the president wrongly claimed this -- quote -- michael cohen pled guilty to two counts of campaign finance violations that are not a crime. they are a crime. this one day after cohen pleaded guilty to eight felony counts, including campaign violations, saying then-candidate trump just before the election directed him to pay off a porn star and a former playboy playmate to influence the election. the white house strategy this morning -- paint cohen as a liar. that is where we start. kara, you were one of the few people in the courtroom yesterday when michael cohen pleaded guilty. you

brave young man. please, stand up again, braden.applause] we are also inspired by the devotion to duty shown by the family members who served their nation here at home. ashley shepherd is one of those family members. she has been married to sergeant first class ian shepherd for more than 14 years. ashley supports military families in every way you can imagine. she has served as a family readiness group leader, co-leader, treasurer and assistant treasurer for three companies. she works hard. she raises money for scholarships, organizes charity events for gold star families, and feeds homeless veterans. ashley, i want to thank you. where is ashley? i had a feeling that was you. ashley, stand up. [applause] thank your husband. thank you. america is internal he grateful -- is eternally grateful for every soldier, servicemember, and family member here at fort drum. we are forever in the debt of every american who has ever served our nation in uniform. from the snows of valley forge to the jungles of vietnam and the mountains of afghanist

man chapter and he said to me the brave man that he is why friend. come first.e of course you can think me i think him and he was nominated and then chuck schumer denounced him for being thanked in one of books.d. >> republican line go ahead. >> good morning. thing wasillary my biggest thing hillary clinton could look in the mirror. trying to actually get c-span2 tell us where her money goes i think the money should be broken down into quarters and they wann to know how we spend our money. >> i want to establish one of the great things coming out of e this russian nonsense is to see how much other people are being paid. it is fine it's not that much work you are self paid you rbsolutely cannot bely great h u gets pensions anymore? but then trade-off yourself is not that high you have a higher salary the private sector but to you could be fired on the time your healthcare have to pay for and your pension. of they get all that plus they make more than the private sector, about the across-the-board cut of federal salaries.int out that morning thank you

brave people. months ago i awarded the medal of honor to britt for his heroic actions in the same battle we are remembering today. john chapman grew up in windsor locks, connecticut. from a very young age john was determined to protect those in need. in kindergarten, john noticed that his classmate, bill brooks, was being bullied. as bill says, john stepped in and saved me. in his high school yearbook, john quoted these words. give yourself before taking of someone else. that's very far-sighted. john lived by that motto every single day. everybody that knew him said that's the way he lived. two years after he graduated high school, john enlisted in the united states air force. he was among the elite few to complete air force special tactics training, one of the most rigorous training programs in all of the military. john became an expert in deploying undetected onto the battlefield to set up airfields and direct fire support. now john will become the first special tactics airman to receive the cong

such respect for a brave man. a brave man?eep in mind, the president's former campaign chairman was just convicted on eight counts -- eight felony counts -- in his federal fraud trial. now compare that to what the president said about his former attorney, michael cohen, m

the braves red hot, probably going to be a braves/red sox world series went on to win the game 5-2. >tting the brakes on tesla. we are breaking down what might be the biggest real threat to the carmaker it's not musk or twitter or the s.e.c. your guest will tell you what it is >>> you might have heard tesla has been dominating headlines for the last couple of weeks, now the s.e.c. is reportedly serving the company with a subpoena, it's thanks to elon musk's tweet about taking the company private and funding secured. while everybody is buzzing about musk, could there be another threat to tesla that nobody is talking about? let's bring in nicholas colas. he has a good way of looking at things from a different angle. we talk about this, that, the balance sheet. is anybody buying electric cars? >> the short answer is they r but it's a small number, roughly 2 million vehicles worldwide a little bit less than half in china where there's mandates to buy them, and about 300,000 in the u.s. the growth has been great, but still a small part of the market overall. >> is it growing -- we know it'

the braves were furious. they all came off the bench.ot fighting, but the umps decided to eject the pitcher from the game. acuna would leave the game in the second inning with discomfort in his elbow. >> i don't understand it. it makes no sense because a player is having fun playing the game and swinging the bat i incredibly well. it makes no sense. classless on his part. >> he is a great player. he is going to be great for a long time. for us, he has beaten us up. this is not the way we want to handle that situation. >> according to the rule book, acuna's five-game home run streak is still active. he did not have an official at bat of the game. the streak is still alive the next time he plays. his elbow got drilled last night. ryan, marlins and braves play a week from today in miami. we could see more fireworks. these teams have bad blood. >> the way it went down, clear which team is in first place and which in last place. andy scholes, thank you. >>> the president cited wild outbusts from john brennan for the reason he stripped the sec

hearing this story again, it is easy to see a brave, honorable warrior. we must also see a true. best true patriot who revealed the same duty to country that our founding fathers believed in. hishe years that followed five years in captivity, his love of country manifested itself in another form of public service. in congress, senator mccain's conscious and willingness to the country of her party have helped to preserve the democracy we have all inherited. and speaking of his long-standing believed to reform the role of money in politics. of his unyielding support for the brave men and women of our military and his ongoing efforts to ensure they come home to the gratitude, to the respect and the opportunity they deserve. and i am speaking of the moments he has really taken great political risk to determine and demonstrate the courage of conviction on the senate floor. most recently, with his vote not to dismantle the affordable care act in haste. [cheers and applause] can we hear that one more time? [cheers and applause] in reviewing senator mccain's legi

he was very brave for what he did, very brave.or people you love. >> the danger wasn't over, of course. we all know what came next. >> you find out he's okay, she's okay. now what? >> fukushima. >>> coming up, a different kind of aftershock. >> he said, have you checked your e-mail yet. i have said no. he said why don't you guys look at your e-mail together. i said, oh, zach, what now? >> when "dateline" continues. what sore back? what bum knee? advil is relief that's fast strength that lasts you'll ask... what pain? with advil happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. nexgard kills both fleas and ticks all month long. and it comes in an easy-to-give tasty chew. so you'll be happy you're keeping your dog protected with nexgard. no wonder it's the number one choice of vets for their dogs and yours. see your veterinarian for more information on flea and tick protection you and your dog will love. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. feeclaritin and relief fromwsy symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from bud

the brave people.peration mattered recently led to arrest of 325 members of ms-13, a vicious, violent, horrible gang, horrible group of people and we're throwing them the hell out of our country so fast your head would spin. too many were allowed in. [applause] >> president trump: special agent derrick berman, who helped lead the operation, is here with us today and derrick, where are you? i want you, you're a brave-looking guy. come here, derrick, fast. hurry up, derrick. come on. [applause] >> i wasn't expecting this. i guess i would say that operation matador, we had a the lot of violence on long island and in the new york area. the response started really with leadership that supported us and was able to allow us to go out and do what we had to do and really speaks to the collaborative effort with our state and local partners and other federal agencies that everybody was able to get together and assist each other in different facets of the operation and hopefully we're able to make a difference in

of our constituents, of volunteers, of the brave. john's favorite novel was ernest hemingway's, "for whom the bell tolls." i'm sure we will hear it quoted quite a bit in the days ahead. the lead character is an american named robert jordan who risked everything in the spanish civil war. he is a little bit brash, may be a little bit hotheaded. in fact, he is a dynamite specialist. his specialty, literally, is blowing things up. it goes down fighting, right down to the books final pages. i'm sure some of us can imagine why john might identify with this guy. honestly, i rediscovered something john wrote a few years ago about this book. he noted that his literary hero was not some contrived character here contrived from casting. the book is full of complexities. the character has two face all of the messiness of life and war. his idealism is challenged. but, he realized the challenges don't mean that the sacrifices are outdated. they don't make love of because our country into something quite or naive. the only make favoritism, service a

brave is mye, friends come first. of course you can thank me. when he was nominated after i , chuck schumer and announced him for being thanked and one of my books. host: terry in north carolina, republican. caller: good morning. glad to see somebody on here who thinks like i do. clinton could look in the mirror and the reflection would have been jeb bush. i am so sick of washington. i have tried to get c-span to tell us where our money goes. we should know to the exact pending how they spend our money -- howy how they should they spend their money. guest: i want their salaries. something out of the russian nonsense is to see something and thismuch lisa page and that person is being paid. normally the deal with a government job is it is fun, not that much work, you cannot be fired. you get great health care and the pension, who gets pensions anymore? but the trade-off is your salary is not that high. a higher salary in the private sector but you can be fired and you have to pay for your health care and your pension you have to pay for your now g

does some brave soul wants to tell us what they think is a characteristic of honor? humble, ok. do you want to elaborate? >> someone who is very wise. ise man. prof. greenberg: ok. does someone else want to give another characteristic? if i point out someone and say this is an honorable person, i would say this is an honorable person, what characteristics would you say i was talking about? .> strong-willed prof. greenberg: strong-willed. ok. >> i think of bravery, or someone who is brave. prof. greenberg: by bravery, what do you mean? >> someone who takes on a challenge at hand and shows that they do not back down from something. prof. greenberg: so, takes on a challenge. ok. yes. >> a think someone who is honorable could be someone who stands for what they believe in. prof. greenberg: ok. not afraid to speak out. everybody else is going one way, they know what is right and you speak out. what else? does anything else come to mind? >> idol north there is a specific word for it, but somebody who dies for somebody else or gives their life for somebody. prof. greenberg: yes, often

such respect for a brave man.he president took another swipe at michael cohen, his former lawyer and personal fixer for more than a decade who pleaded guilty to eight charges and implicated the president of the united states in a hush money scheme. the president tweeted this. quote, if anyone is looking for a good lawyer, i would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of michael cohen." let's bring in our white house correspondent abby phillip. is this part the president's plan to discredit michael cohen and possibly set the stage for pardoning paul manafort? >> absolutely, wolf. the president's allies and the president himself engaged in what can only be an effort to discredit michael cohen and to call him a liar who simply can't be trusted. you saw a preview of that message from president trump this morning on twitter. he accused michael cohen of breaking but said that he -- implied he was a bad lawyer. implying also that anything that michael cohen might have offered up in exchange for his plea dea

and beginning the day 8 1/2 games behind the braves. tanner rourke was on the mound this afternoon. to thefifth, scoreless, nats threatening, two on for bryce harper, he hits into the inning ending double play. the shutout streak continues. to the sixth, stillfocoreless, nolong, though about rosarioakes row hards deep. mets on the board first. 1-0 new york. this time, todd frazier hits on. de mets take a 2-0 lead. to the eith, nats trying to get something going. here juan soto single, he tries to extend it into a double. he's moving fast. goingo go for the bag, but his leg comes off the bag on a slide. he's called out. that shutout in three straight games for the t firste in team history. 3-0, 8 1/2 games back of the braves. >> we have opportunities early, we can't score points. it's frustrating right now 37 a lot of zeros, we have to come back tomorrow. we have to start swinging the bat. we're behind. we had opportunities for, we couldn't. >> baseball this afternoon, a camden yards, game one of the doubleheader with the yankees. th's my favorite sho of the day. tie game in thethird

nairobi and dar es salaam. 20 years ago, 20 years after the fateful morning, we're reminded of the brave russian heroism, compassion and sacrifice of those who are here today and those who were taken from us. we remember especially the legacy of those who perished. many of you here today acted to save lives and help your colleagues and strangers. we thank all of you for your courage, bravery and valor as you answered that call, the call of duty, the call of basic humanity to respond to those attacks and to those who were injured and killed on that day. it is to those brave women and men 0 here and countless others who perished defending the cause of freedom that we owe a great debt of gratitude. yesterday we hosted an event, many of you hear i'm sure attended, the theme was remembrance, reflection and resilience. one thing we can draw from that powerful event is that no one who survived is untouched by the events of that day. 20 years later, when i was commenting to some of you, seems like in my mind -- and i did not -- i just witnessed those events through the media as a spectator but t

she's very brave.of her and senator mccain as true american heroes and patriots and she was literally an american, a great resource, you know, a treasure. and, he is a great american hero. so, these two lives let us look at who we are. and look at the best of who we are, even when we are complicated and we don't agree. there's certain things that strike us. >> i love listening, earlier, to her family members. her grand kids were up there. it was her niece who was -- it was her niece. >> it was her niece. >> i stopped everything i was doing and listened to her. this heartfelt thanks to everyone who bought, you know, her aunty's albums and knew the words to her songs and just speaking about how she was her aunt. she spoke about this niece spoke about her son graduating from howard and how other members are graduating from howard, how important education is. had it not been for her aunt aretha. >> her niece reflected her realness. that's another thing. she's the queen. she's like auntie. >> going through

he's a brave -- manafort's a brave man, a good man, he didn't break, like that awful michael cohen tolayed lawyer on twitter all day. a crime is not a crime. he says, you know, if you get convicted on ten counts, eight counts, but not ten counts, then you're not really guilty. and, you know, by contrast, michael cohen is dead to him. there's no pardon coming for that guy. >> to that point, margaret, politically speaking, does it make sense for the president to pardon somebody like paul manafort? you already have republican -- you have republican senator susan collins, john corn yn of texas, they're saying it's a misuse of power, a bridge too far for the president to pardon paul manafort. politically speaking does it make sense for the president to do so? >> well, these senators fold like cheap umbrellas. you know, just yesterday senator cornyn was saying, i don't know what the implication of this is, it doesn't involve russia and not that bad. there's no red line they won't cross. so their threats are not to be taken seriously. and sadly, to have the pardon in trump's hand is too bad

specialist cook braved the bullets and motor rounds all over. was heavy fire saving the life of the wooden soldier. braden, i want to thank you the brave young man. please stand up again. [applause]. we are also inspired by the devotion to duty shown by the family members who served their nation here at home ashley shepard is one of those family members. she's been married to sergeant first class ian shepard for more than 14 years. ashley supports military families in every way you can imagine. she has served as a family redness group leader. she raises money for scholarships, organizes charity events for goldstar families on feeds homeless veterans ashley, i want to thank you. stand up ashley. think your husband also. america is eternally grateful for every soldier and military family member. we are forever in the debt and every american that served. from the jungles of vietnam. it is just incredible what you do. a few days ago vice president pence flew to hawaii to greet the remains of some of the nations greatest heroes. our fallen warriors w

so full-time, more thunderstorm taking on the braves and exercise early. i'll time it out for you quick. into3:30, we have showers and thunderstorms. ns 5:00, they're movinge the beltway. they'll be here by 6:00. the game could be delayed for hae braves. we'll keep chance until 9:00, 10:00 tonight. clouds tomorrow morning to start a little bit of fog. temperatures around 90ur on ay and friday. unfortunately, rain chances return for the weekend. we keep the rain chances around for the beginning of the week as well. >>> good morning, melissa, how is traffic looking? >> good morning. this is the good .ne greenbelt northbound bw parkway before powder mill. had the one lane getting by the crash. things have cleared out of the way. that's go chevy chase, outer loop to connecticut avenue, two lanes ge the rest of the beltway is fine. inbound on 66, you can see that tiny bit of a slowdown before 29 in centerville. single lane gets by. stafford, before centerport parkway, left lane gets by. >>> 270 southbound, frederick to the spur, 69 miles per hour. getting there

nats lose three, 5 1/2 behind the braves. oriole fans, most of them paid extra because they get three rows by themselves. top of the ninth, rays lead 4-3. tw on. it's trey boom-boom mancini deep to left. that brings in two. a two-run go ahead double for mancini. orioles beat the rays 5-4. >> you were drafting somouody from roster to baby-sit a whole bunch of kids. who would beum yourr one draft pick? >> that's a mesd upquestion. >> i would say i would not want josh norman. he's going to be on his phone all day tweeting. he'll play video games with them all day. >> when they're answering questions about baby-sitting at training camp, getting old. tomorrow fim to s hiteone else. derrius guice, time to put on the jersey for the first time or is it? >> i already put on one. at the nfl rookie premiere.ow you kn getting ready to get out there for the first time, i'm excited. one through ten, i'm a 12 right now. it's almost here, man. >> bill hamid is back with dc united. it's good to have bilam back with dc ianed. could play this w

i think he's remarkably brave man and doing as much as he can to right something that's very wrong. om now on any allegations are now handed over to law enforcement. >> the dioceses will move in a new direction and from now on, any allegations will be handed over to law enforcement. >>> president trump's personal attorney is saying truth isn't truth when it comes to the russia investigation. meanwhile, the president is blasting the new york times over what he calls a fake piece on the topic. demarco morgan has more. >> reporter: president trump's personal attorney coined a new phrase sunday. >> it isn't truth. truth isn't truth. >> reporter: he tried to make the case that having president trump sit down for an interview with robert mueller's team would provide another version of the truth. he denied using delay tactics. >> i'm not going to be rushed into having him testify so he gets trapped into purgery. >> reporter: according to the new york times, has already given 30 hours of testimony. president trump fired off an angry tweet calling the article a fake piece, implied he must be