let's be brave together let's start a brave sisterhood, a brave brotherhood together. let's do it, do it with me. do it with senator jones brand. i am so proud -- gillibrand and happy to endorse this amazing woman to lead our country. she's the president for us. she's the right candidate. i'll turn it over to her, and want to thank her for her time, for bravery, and her passion. thank you, senator. [applause] >> thank you. i have to say, kirsten, i am blown away by your bravery, your courage, your strength and your inspiration. you are an inspiration to all of us. you are an inspiration to every survivor and american who dared to speak up and speak out, who dared to take on power, who dare to speak the truth. even when it would ruin or destroy your life, even if it would injure career, even if you would be the need and disregarded and dismissed. but you stood there and you said no. not anymore. that took enormous courage, enormous bravery, and i'm inspired by you. that comment bravery that women and men make the steps every day, that's what makes our country great. it'

let's be brave together. let's start a brave sisterhood, a brave brotherhood together. let's do it. do it with me. do it with senator gillibrand. and happy to endorse this amazing woman to lead our country. she's the president for us. she's the right candidate. i will turn it over to her. i want to thank her for her time, her bravery and her patience. thank you. [applause] i have to say, i am blown away by your bravery, your courage, your strength and your inspiration. you are an inspiration to all of us. you are an inspiration to every survivor in america who dared speak up and speak out. who dared to take on power. who dared to speak the truth. even when it would ruin or destroy their life. even if it would end your career. even if you would be demeaned and disregarded and dismissed. you stood there and said, no. not anymore. that took enormous courage. anonymous bravery. i am inspired by you. bravery that women and men make those steps every day. that makes our country great. says, i'mne like you not going to accept it and it's not ok. that protects the next woman or man who's go

today brave soldiers brave patriots brave people who are following our constitution i'm sure in the coup today the armed forces are standing behind the people and the constitution and. the government in caracas is accusing neighboring colombia of plotting the op rising after its leader called for the venezuelan armed forces to back but the defense minister says the army will not betray nicolas maduro. who will stand firm in defense of the constitutional order and peace of the republic assisted by the war risen and history always loyal never traitors. well u.s. national security advisor john bolton has since tweeted to appeal to the venice will an armed forces to support glide oh no he's not alone secretary of state mike pompei it was said the u.s. government gives its support to quote the quest for freedom one guy had always been courting support from the united states on a number of european nations since making his first move in january invoking the venice will in constitution he claimed president maduro all but stole the twentieth in the election to cling to power since then than the

so you need someone who is going to be brave enough to bring this country together, brave enough to take on all the challenges that make it so impossible, that divide us, and have the humility to admit when you're wrong, the humility to understand that this country needs a leader who is not afraid of progress, who is not afraid of taking this country in the direction it needs to go, and someone who is not afraid of the fundamental truth that we are a better country when we care about one another, when we believe in the golden rule, when we treat others the way we want to be treated. and because i did not do that as a house member, i was ashamed. and so now as a senator for ten years, i know i'm in the right place. i know i'm going to defend this country. i know i'm going fight for those immigrant families as hard as i would fight for my own because i have. i've done it for the last ten years as senator. [ cheers and applause ] >> the next question is also related to immigration, and louis gonzalez is a student at montgomery college, immigration activist. she's also a daca recipient. when

we call ourselves the home of the brave.our brave veterans come home, we need to make sure they have a home. we will in and veterans homelessness. theyans deserve everything fought so bravely for. health care, education, and good paying jobs. the only way we build a nation with liberty and justice for all is by doing it together. whether wedecide will choose division and blame or if we will do the hard work of conquering fear with faith. action, and hatred with love. but we know the challenges. at workthere are forces a home -- at home and abroad trying to get us to fight the wrong way and on their terms. from 1600 pennsylvania avenue to the kremlin, we know what their strategy is. it is to hit us against each against it is to pit us each other. to make a suspicious of one another, to make us fear each other. to make us dislike each other. that is how they win. critics are going to tell you and tell all of us a campaign powered by grace and love and a deep faith in each other can't beat that. but i say it's the only way we w

sabrina is pretty proud of her brave husband. >> i'm so proud of him and i just -- i'm happy that personas caught and no one was hurt. >> reporter: as a parent, adam says he didn't think twice about chasing down the suspect. >> in that situation, you don't think much about it. you just act with your heart, not with your head. >> reporter: acting with your heart, he's a very brave man. walker with his family moved to san francisco from anchorage, alaska. the suspect is now in jail. live in san francisco, cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >>> good evening, everyone. look at what we're tracking. we have train drops on the roadways, as we look from our san rafel bridge. we're going to go to live doppler 7 and i'm going to showout where it is raining. right now in the santa rosa area, across highway 101, marleau road, seeing pockets of moderate rain. scattered lighter showers across other parts of the region, from livermore, heading across mission road, and around the san francisco peninsula. very spotty here. let me show you a timeline of what you can expect. in the overnight hours, showers cont

outspoken books about the human condition books that ask these or good questions books like brave new world ninety two full the trial. their books of the twentieth century their books. look at. the state the individual in the state when the state has become or chord. and difficult illusion to the individual and i feel we're living in a strange time the idea for this before but twenty years. but it's only recently that the full pressure of it became necessary this leads me on to the inevitable question about. the subject concerning your adopted country written before we go our next from a poem you wrote about rex it you told me to read it so i will delegator do that yes wonderful as with ability just a little a little bit to fold is not to fall from space or height it is to fall from unity from one but it is easier to walk out than to work it out easier to fall apart than to stay together the romance of independence of freedom is stronger than the truth of unity. bearing that in mind and also in your new book you talk of a fictional society that is tearing itself apart is that what's h

there is a lot more people that are actually in my boat that have not been brave enough to say or hadty to voice this. over the last few years we have seen serena williams, jessica ennis hill and others give birth, comeback and win medals. do you feel you can be compared them? no, there are significant differences between us. the type of support they have financially and i am sure team —wise, just the governing body and the sport itself and there are private sponsors. all of those things will make a difference. pregnancy is a struggle forjade lally, she finds it hard to even say the word. there was body is changing, it is sore and she is no longer able to do the spot she has worked out at for so long. she admits her mother's instinct is yet to arrive and is unsure how she will combine parenthood with achieving her olympic dream. i do not know how to be anything other than a selfish athlete. i do not want to be a rubbish mum or a bad parent, and athlete. i do not want to be a rubbish mum ora bad parent, and i do not want my child to think i never put her first but in that first year of

he was very brave. >> i don't know what his role is medical technician or exact title, but this was he was very humble about the whole thing and did what he felt needed to be done. >> i think whoeverdid that was very brave. very brave to tackle him and take care of business. >> no one was injured in the suspect was taken into custody. we are told, the hospital hero formally served in the military. he did not want to talk about defusing the situation. >>> the town of moraga has a new sinkhole on his hand located at center street near reed boulevard. the city says it's caused by the same storm drain pipe that caused another scene: 2016. kpix5 says, this one may be harder to fix. don? >> reporter: allen, the challenge has to do jurisdiction and land ownership, the sinkhole is on a private property and you can tell, it's getting bigger and it's expanding even as the sinkhole expands into the street, while the street, is a private street. it's owned by different company. now the city, is talking to the different land owners, to shell out the money and pay for the repair. as you know anytime

i took the brave step to speak up, speak out and let the public know what was really going on in our iowa statehouse. as i travel the country and talk to primarily the is, there's a common thread that runs through everyone's story. an imbalance of power, people abusing the power inappropriatel y. a lack of respect we have going on in our country right now. it has to end. when i was invited to go to lunch with senator gillibrand, i jumped on that. hard and fast. because she'sd also advocating for a speak up culture. warrior and a time where we need bravery more than ever. we need people to speak up. we need people to understand their self-worth. i keep coming back to this word.

jeanie died this week after a brave battle with cancer, but her gutsy and above-all kind and sweet nature will live on in our memories. we'll miss you, jeanie.

was today brave soldiers brave patriots brave people who are following our constitution and answering the call today the armed forces are standing behind the people and the constitution by all accounts you know a successful revolution may be a little bit overambitious for him at this stage there aren't many soldiers that came out and switched legions and joined him but the soldiers that have say that they don't want a confrontation but that they're backing him why do and the people. this is own presence here is only to guarantee that the voice of the bin is well and people will be heard but worse is coming from all of us as united people we want to move forward we want peace and you don't want to confront. from what we understand. these soldiers a small group of them haven't joined in on the clashes in the clashes and so far it's been civilians protesters against the military which is by and large this is being confirmed by embassies and the minister of defense sticking by. the president of venezuela the government has been saying it's responding to a small coup that was their respons

we call ourselves the home of the brave.brave veterans come home, we need to make sure that they have a home. we will end veterans homelessness. veterans deserve everything they fought so bravely for, health care, education and good-paying jobs. the only way we build a nation of liberty and justice for all is by doing it together. we have to decide whether we will choose division and blame, or if we will do the hard work of conquering fear with faith, apathy with action, and hatred with love. but we know the challenges. we know that there are forces at work at home and abroad trying to get us to fight the wrong way and on their terms. from 1600 pennsylvania avenue to the kremlin, we know what their strategy is. it's to pit us against each other for their own gain, to make us suspicious of one another, to make us fear each other, dislike each other, to make us hate each other. that's how they win. now critics are going to tell you and tell all of us that a campaign powered by grace and love and a deep faith in each other can'

today brave soldiers brave patriots brave people who are following our constitution . today the armed forces are standing behind their people and the constitution. by all accounts. proclamations may be a little overambitious it is after all a very small group of soldiers and the venezuelan government has already acknowledged that yes a small group of soldiers had committed as they said treason and backing why do they're now saying that they will arrest these people and that this coup will be will be stopped and coup is what it is being called. by the media by almost every major publication. it is unclear exactly how many soldiers join go i do but again as i say by all accounts not that many otherwise the clashes we saw would probably have been much more serious and the military base outside of which do recorded this video. you know that probably be serious clashes there but as i say not a lot of concrete information yet the soldiers that appeared with the say that the they joined him out of solidarity and that they'll stand by him and the venezuelan people as they try

those today brave soldiers brave patriots brave people who are following our constitution and answering the cool today the armed forces are standing behind the people and the constitution. the government in caracas is calling people to stand with what it calls venice with those glorious armed forces are not to yield to provocation it's also accusing neighboring colombia of plotting the op rising one point those been courting support from the united states on a number of european nations since making his first move in january invoking the venice will and constitution he claimed president maduro all but stole the twenty eight thousand election to cling to power since then the merger of governments face pressure not least from the washington which it accuses of meddling in its affairs and plotting a military intervention let's cross live now to political analyst chris bambery chris good to have you on the program so there we heard of one quite always calling for a military operating he seems to think he's got the military i'm not sure the majority or at least some of it on his side what do

by the invisible today brave soldiers brave patriots brave people who are following our constitution i'm sure in the coup today the armed forces are standing behind the people and the constitution. and this goes beyond venice well as borders according to the main protagonists the the government in caracas is accusing neighboring colombia of plotting the op rising after its leader call for the venice will an armed forces to bach but the defense minister says the army will not betray men during. one and quite been courting support from the united states a number of european nations since first making his move and that was in january time now the elections where the year before that and invoking the venice will and constitution he claim presenter all but stalled of election to cling to power since then immaterial governments face pressure not least from washington which accuse of meddling and if. a military intervention political analyst chris bambery thinks quite ok do whatever he wants because of his support from washington and from your . whole issue very as well is the loyalty of th

today brave soldiers brave patriots brave people who are following our constitution i'm sure in the cool today the armed forces are standing behind the people and the constitution. well in the very contrast to the president maduro says he's talked to military leaders who said they affirm their loyalty to the people the constitution and their homeland the u.s. government accuses neighboring colombia of plotting the uprising after the leader there a call for the venezuelan armed forces to bach. but the defense minister in caracas is the army will not betray maduro that would stand firm in defiance of the constitutional order and peace of the republic assisted by the law resume and history always loyal never traitorous. well u.s. national security advisor john bolton tweeted a reply appealing to the venice will an armed forces to protect the people all secretary of state might bump said the u.s. government supports quote the quest for freedom other latin american countries including argentina chile peru of all so called for the army to block to brazil seize it sorgen ising an urgent governm

today brave soldiers brave patriots brave people off following our constitution i'm sure in the cool today the armed forces are standing behind the people and the constitution in. order. to loyal people of missouri. he said if you look at. the presidential part because metro local health services now put the number of injured at seventy one from tuesday's rallies in venezuela earlier my colleague colum bray spoke to r.t. what i have about the latest developments in the country. i dare say there will be casualties there we don't have any concrete figures yet we had. the opposition backers of one why do the self-proclaimed president of israel. shooting at security forces we saw security forces prove mcdougall military members police driving vehicles into protesters threw things at things a very ugly and it seems both sides are culpable here you know no innocents but things have calmed down a little bit after the opposition tried to storm a military base they were beaten back we shouldn't machete wielding opposition demonstrators charge down the fence we saw. army soldiers shooting in t

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today brave soldiers brave patriots brave people who are following our constitution. today the armed forces are standing behind the people and the constitution. since he made the call clashes have been ongoing influence but it's. very violent we don't have any concrete information yet on casualties and those injured but we have seen harrowing scenes trucks driving of protesters protesters shooting at police shooting at the military trying to storm a military base that that was beaten back but if you do hope for a big uprising i think you'll be disappointed by the end of the day because we haven't heard any more reports of soldiers deserted and joining his cause standing against the government the. minister of defense of venezuela has said that the military remains loyal and that those soldiers that have deserted will be arrested for the days that. stand firm in defiance of the constitutional order and peace of the republic assisted by the law reason and history always never traitors. the day however isn't done yet and they could be further escalations down of. undoubt

she's so confident in her body and the way she looks, and this is so beautiful and so brave."ve really dismissed and saying, "i'm not doing this for your 'brave' label." i'm just me. what does that mean? >> well, you know what's interesting is before the term "body positive" was just kind of a mainstream thing, i was just making moving about my body that was positive. i think it's so interesting that bod positivity is buzzing term. there's no term for body negativity because it's the norm. it's what we expect. so, at this point, i realize that my mere existence is a form activism, especially in the body positive community. and i wear that hat really well with-- or not wear the hat at all, according to... ( laughter ) you know? i wear nudity well. and i wear my body and my skin well. so i'm just going to continue to be that. but i'm nobody's celebrity totem. you can't make an example out of me. i'm literally here making music so i can live a more positive, healthier, happier life. and if that changes the world one song at a time, then so be it. >> audience: go girl! ( cheers an

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today brave soldiers brave patriots brave people who are following our constitution and answering the call today the armed forces are standing behind the people and the constitution. again they say that he hoped for a bigger effect for more military units to defect to join his cause unfortunately for him we haven't heard of any other units any of the troops. joining his cause the minister of defense of venezuela has said that the army remains loyal to my daughter and that these defectors will be arrested. stand firm in defiance of the constitutional order and peace of the republic assisted by the law reason and history always will never traitors. again it isn't over yet there may be further clashes there may be more escalation but. things are looking up calming down ok well it's being keenly watched from abroad who's been hitting twitter was the international community saying well an international reaction has been pouring in led by the united states which reacted literally within an hour of. those call for an uprising saying that they fully back him on the other hand we've had mexico

. >> if you thought that was brave, see this guy.akes the mic. >> give it up for her. >> her boyfriend has written a poem for her, which she didn't know he was going to perform. he also references one of her favorite writers. >> dare be brave and suddenly we see that love costs ail we have and all we will be. yes, it is love that sets yofe. my [ cheers and applause ] >> that's mom on the split screen with the t-shirt. she had no idea it was going to happen. her man gets down on one hand, proposing -- >> they stay together to the bitter end. >> oh, my god. >> that's cool to follow up that quote, ugly moment, she had on stage with a beautiful moment. >>> proudly performing a terrible song. >> it's horrible. >> hear it next, "right this minute." >>> still to come, ollie is going on a flying adventure. >> an interesting moment when you have to strap on a parachute. >> see what happens when they go for a spin. >>> plus, we are giving away an ipad. don't miss thursday's buzz word for your shot to win, next. (brian) i'm brian. you probably

>> how brave nurses scramble to protect the-brunorssexyhit. now see the paro with a very mary poppins twist. ♪ hey, got to celebrate lycaht me by surprise. this older gentleman you can waing towards that small van, gets into the van. >> oh shoot, you're kidding. >> whoa, whoa. >> it's terrifying. you see the car is absolutely obliterated, blown to pieces, windows smashed on the buildings. keep watching the video though. >> no way. >> he starts moving, rolling around the floor and starts slowly crawling away from the vehicle. we do have other video of the aftermath. we see that the explosion ended up causing a huge fire. that car fully consumed, burning for quite a while, getting other people's attention as you can see in this video as well. people gather around and look. look at the aftermath. >> the guy was moving. what kindf injurie did he sustain? >> he was taken to the hospital in shock, chest injuries, fractured ribs. i believe that's apparently all. the culprits were inside the van. looks like they were quite clearly damaged because what

arrival of the activists to give of morale boost to those taking part in the sit in they say they have braved bullets tear gas and torture for over four months to bring about change but they are a struggle continues they don't want anyone to derail their revolution. or does iraq. thousands of students have protested in algeria's capital remembering the five victims of a building collapse on monday residents say the building in the in.

. >> i think whoever did that is very brave. very brave to tackle him and take care of business. >> >>> in the meantime, pleading not guilty to kidnapping a 2- year-old in san francisco. his stage name is different than his real name. >> it is surprising one of our own would be internationally doing something like this. >> australia media were in court today. he is accused of grabbing the child but a good samaritan fought back. >> shortly after walking by i heard the struggle and heard her in distress. i saw the man running away and that fatherly instinct kicked in. >> the boy was rescued and is fine. his attorney believes he may have some sort of mental episode and he faces up to 8 years in prison. >>> hundreds of mourners hit the streets calling for change after a fatal hit-and-run in a crosswalk. the victims were a mother and a six-year-old boy. we have the story for you. >> reporter: at the corner of 26th and foothill a call to action from students upset over the death of their friend and his mother. they marched from intern

. >> i think whoever did that is very brave, very, very brave to tackle him and take care of business. >> reporter: when we are told that the suspect was cited and released. of sorts telesis that he has a history with law enforcement. live in says and say, kpix 5. >>> friends and family coming together to honor a high school football star from the hayward teenager vanished after being swept up in the rough current in half moon bay. love one say that he had so much ahead of him. >> reporter: it is spring break here at hayward high, and normally this campus would be empty, but tonight classmates came back to campus to mourn their teammate and friend, lost at sea. a somber gathering of friends and teammates, hugging, crying, lighting candles for a hayward high football standout, naphtali moimoi. those who played with him on the field call him a brother. they say that he was like blood. >> we are a family, this is the team right here. >> reporter: he had everything going for him, football star, with a full ride scholarship to wyoming. but yesterday, on spring break trip to half moon bay w

how will i be brave with my work, my partner, my kids and stay safe and armored? this work, i have never seen the cheap seats like they are today. >> yes. >> twitter is filled up. >> you call them cheap seats, i call them haters. >> there's no part of bravery that doesn't contain vulnerability. when you talk ability three tours and the people who are champion to their bravery, some component of it is they were fearful, vulnerable, they succeeded. that is their no part of bravery that contains putting away your vulnerability. >> i think it depends on how you define it. if it's uncertainty, risk and exposure. we have asked 10,000 people that question. the week after i was with the service people, i was doing work with the seattle seahawks, i asked them that question. they said, no, every day on the field is vulnerable. we can get used to be vulnerable a little bit. maybe in that way, bravery becomes a practice and feels less scary. but i think, i know for myself, every time i'm being brave, i feel scared. >> sure. it's a common -- performers talk before they go on s

you have to be brave. >> thank you. putting a boxer in charge of the defense department might not be the best idea. thank you, thank you. you got it, coach, thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> what is your mom say when you said you were going to this? >> she got really nervous. >> we are going to leave this to you can find our coverage online on the span.org. the house is about to javelin -- gavel in for speeches. bill debate starts at 4:45. as leaders give members extra time to return from their home districts for the last week of work for the spring recess. bills today, authorizing funding for local water projects and approving a seven state agreement allocating

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setting up postage for his braves. frankford are a joy to behold upfront the hosts gave themselves a much deserved round of applause after decimating stood guard and this germany's only team left in europe the cheers might continue on the world stage speaking of which. did you know kick off is now on you tube with the world of football. with a quad core of mexico. to read we travel the world can really feel how high places are wrong i'm going to saying no to start me never the coach i just got football i am chris here it is. for you this question. is a football kick off on you tube. it's the. spring into him and in the last few seasons the league was already decided by this time of year. this time is still emotion all over the place. because this time dortmund are not miles behind by and largely thanks to their fantastic transfers even without eighty million euros to berth on field leader. and super talent jaden son show combined good of what by and threw down on lucas' or not that's their most important signing was th

>>out of the golden gate bridge, not a whole lot of traffic out there just yet braving that dense fog which is really htnd really not just for coastal areas, but pretty far inland as well now looking at the radar does a calm scene so there's no rain out there what you do anticipate is some lower visibility though san francisco in half moon bay visibility, dropping below a mile each for both of these areas with some dense or fog stretching all the way into the east bay this morning. you get a notice it throughout the course here morning it's not going anywhere for a couple of hours nor really into the latter part of the morning either now by the time we work towards noon today, you'll still see a touch of it inside the day. most of it hanging out right up and down the coast in areas in the east bay south bay in portions of the north day all looking at some increasingly clear skies so coastal areas not as clear as some of our more inland areas will be now although a dry start to the day there is some shower activity in the vicinity that is going to work its way on into the bay area towa

. >>> the brave escape. an 8-year-old boy saving his big sister from a carjacker, pulling her free from the suspect. the two jumping out of their moving car. >>> and the fiery blast at the drive-thru. the pick-up truck in flames. a man sitting just a few feet away when the vehicle explodes. >>> good evening. grait great to have you with us on a busy frids night. i'm tom llamas in for david. we begin with a tornado watch at this hour as dangerous storms barrel up the east coast. d.c., new york, philadelphia and boston in the threat tonight. 12 tornadoes in five states, and the land spout in mississippi. heavy rain on the road there in maryland and trees crashing down in virginia. storm wreak havoc for travelers, 4500 flights canceled or delayed. rob marciano starting us off here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, powerful fortunates in the northeast creates a rough commute for mills. now marching up the i-95 corridoor. >> we have a strong cold front that's moving in from the west. >> reporter: this time lapse

these are the safari doctors the team from long island braved the ocean in a bid to offer free medical care to isolated communities. we access ten to twelve villages at the moment and experiences about one hundred people so we travel with a medicine to address the basic illnesses this a lot of are spirit three issues you know this carbon monoxide cooking there's a lot of the mythology issues. safari doctors is the brainchild of thirty four year old omar a resident of law she's not a medical self but she got together with nascar in ten to fifteen to start the project today the safari doctors team has eleven regular members as well as international and local volunteers. dr abdul hakim is one of the volunteer medics so there are many reasons why. there are not enough. and then here especially nurses. because one i think this is that remoteness second thing because of security you know there were some of the villages borders somalia and first the threat of attacks from the militant group al-shabaab the first attack happened in twenty eleven since then local civilians have regularly been ca