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future belongs to the brave, the strong, the proud and the free.ng one dream and one magnificent destiny. we all share the same heroes, made heart, and we are all by the same almighty god. from the banks of the chesapeake , to the cliffs of california, from the humming shores of the great lakes to the sand dunes of the carolinas, from the fields of the heartland to the everglades of florida, the spirit of american independence will never fade, but will reign for ever and ever. [applause] more, so everyce citizen has a glorious independence day, have a great fourth of july. i want to thank the army band, the national parks service, the interior department, the incredible pilots overhead, and those who are making possible the amazing fireworks display. plays, panic and lady,- i invite the first vice president and mrs. pence to serve as secretaries and military leaders to join me on stage for one more salute to blueca by the famous angels. god bless you and god bless the military and god bless america. happy fourth of july. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [choir singin

mikayla will promote brave and beautiful, which encourages women to live healthy habits. brave and beautiful already launched conferences in multiple schools in central florida and made strides in kenya, guatemala and the dominican republic. mikayla, i'm proud of hearing how you're using your many gifts to transform lives and i applaud your efforts. you are wonderful role model for our young ladies. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recessmore of your phone calt a second. you can keep calling it. another place you can go to read a lot of news is the rollcall newspaper, rollcall.com. kathleen is a staff writer there and joins us on the phone to cover a couple aspects of the story. first, on the legislation that got teed up last night that will be voted on the floor today to condemn the president's tweets and statements, can you talk us through whha

caring brave and fun. only the ones who made the crossing to know what it was like.the pigeon back and the whistles of shells from the battleships behind them. the white jets of water from enemy fire around them. the sound of bullets hitting the still rent that was about to fall. as attached thing and the raft went down, i became a visitor to help. there was the wall that was composed of minds and tank obstacles. pillboxes. barb wire. machine gun nest. the first wave in omaha, one unit suffered 91 percent casualties. 6 hours after the landing, we held only 10 yards of beach. the british dimension at half its main killed or wounded. and betty remembers the thing that made me feel good was to look around and try to find somebody who looked more scared than i felt. that way was hard-to-find. man's awesome images that we spend a lot of time preferring to figure. once it carries a memory of three paratroopers dead and telephone poles. like a horrible crucifixion scene. the man also what lessons that would eventually recounts. scenes of self giving that well beyond anythin

brave guy. they all told me he was a brave guy. i knew that anyway.ed in our nation's military for 21 years. he completed his final active-duty assignment right here at the pentagon on the army staff and then returned six years later as the deputy assistant secretary of defense for negotiations policy. over his career, mark has advanced our national security in a variety of other government and private sector roles. he has worked in both houses of congress, advising lawmakers. i i can see he had some talent -- was it 98n what? no, you got 90, right? can you believe this? i don't believe it. a 90.d 90 to eight, right? [applause] i don't know. i haven't heard that sound in a long time, mark. [laughter] now i'm worried. 90 to eight. wow. he served as vice president of raytheon. along the way, mark earned a master's degree at harvard's john f. kennedy school of government and a phd at george washington university. in 2017, mark was sworn in as secretary of the united states army, a position in which he earned universal admiration and respect. tremendous r

brave guy. they all told me he was a brave guy. i knew that any way.ry. he completed his final act of duty assignment right here at the pentagon on the army staff and returned six years later as the deputy assistant secretary of defense for negotiations policy. mark has advanced our national security in a variety of other government and private sector goals. he's worked in both houses of congress advising lawmakers. i can see he had talent because he won. i heard a 90. 90-8, right? i don't know. i haven't heard that sound in a long time, mark. now i'm worried. 90-8. wow. he served as vice president of ratheon. in 2017, mark was sworn in as secretary of the united states army. a position in which he earned universal admiration and respect. tremendous respect. the defense of the nation and of this great nation's people. i have absolute confidence that mark will ensure that our incredible military is fully prepared to deter conflict and defeat any foe. no enemy can match the awesome might of the american army, navy, air force, coast guard and the united s

the nats 4 1/2 gam behind the braves in the n.l. east. >> looking for a ball over the plate and s if i cano some damage. i had to go back to my high school days. i did the dougie for a little bit. >> it was a wild moment.yo ve got to pitch to hit and he hit it fa loud, it was clutch. >>> earlier today, max scherzer placed on the 10-day il with a mild rhomboid strain aka back injury. no word how long hned be sideli he is he's been dealing withb ack pain. in 20 starts this season scherzer -5, 2.41 e.r.a., and an n.l. best 189 strikeouts. >>> aftntducing herself to the world in stunning fashion at wimbledon, 15-year-old american tennis star coco gauff taking d.c. by storm. she cruised through the qualifying at the city open, faces serena dais tomorrow in the round of 32. she won her doubles match alongside katiena mclly to advance to the quarterfinals. other big matchups, single stars nick curios facing an sebastian cabal and robert farah. check this out. cabal on the forecourt. what? he just sunk hisnd racket a curio -- >> no. >> yes.

be safe and brave in their own community. prevention side when it comes to parenting and something we sometimes feel like is that something government should be involved with? >> who would like to tackle that question? >> i could start. what was coming up as we were all talking today is the question of what is prevention? if we do the five why activity and keep asking why is this happening. at each level i feel like there's another opportunity to define that's prevention. initially as you started speaking i started thinking about the role of addressing mental health supports in our education system. as a very important place for young people to show up and be safe and brave if they are provided the support they need they may be able to be safe and brave in the school day when they ate aren't able to be safe and brave in their own community. bringing that type of language and support to school would end up being a form of prevention for young people becoming disconnected in their teen years. you are challenging us to go even d

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i thought they were very brave. ifind programme. i thought they were very brave.ur programme. i thought they were very brave. i find the labour party attacked him then absolutely shameful. we know there were eight of them and the programme spoke to others. all the labour party can do to see their rubbish and disaffected, they piece speaking, that in itself is highly questionable. i would expect a responsible lawyer, let alone the labour party, to show some sympathy for people who have had a breakdown and suffered stress as a result of the treatment. one of the messages that came out from the party was that came out from the party was that these were people with a personal and political axe to grind, they have said. that us not deal with the personal but the political they said. dear think there's any for that? i do not think so. i think there are too many people saying the same thing, interference from the tour, they could not get on with theirjobs. mike crichton actually said that seamus mallon when he asked him about how they should top the director of condition

despite all this, those brave soldiers, managed to stand their ground. they advanced beyond the beaches and eventually liberated europe from nazi occupation. country by country. it's impossible to put their courage and sacrifice into words. with this flag, we present to you, -- but this flag we present to you, mr. president, is a symbol of what can't be expressed in words. the first american flag to reach the coast of normandy where it was hit by enemy fire like all those allied soldiers. this flag survived. and it prevailed. and thanks to mr. kruk who became the flag's owner, we stand here today to hand it back to you. a symbol of the unique bond between the united states and europe, a bond that stretches across the atlantic. it's also a symbol of the close bond between the u.s. and the netherlands. our countries stand shoulder-to-shoulder when times are tough. centuries ago, the netherlands was one of the first countries to support a young american republic striving for independence. and in our darkest hour, 5 years ago, thousands of brave american sol

east against the first place braves.trailing atlanta by 6.5 es they got to bounce back from a stugh night when they trailed all game la night. got down to the lastout, then the two-run shot was snapped to tie the game only to watch the braves come back and walk off in the bottom of the ninth. that was brutal. game tee of a four-game set in hot-lanta, hot-d.c. over here. sanchez on the hill for the nats. fred freeman gets the best of this one. en anthony revenuedone and juan soto hit back-to-back rbi singles. both went two for four with a rbi each. to the sixth. a 4-1 game. the two-run shot -- and that cuts the 3d one. sanchez went five innings, gave up three runs. in the ninth,nats pack some insurance. adam eaton singles to left. that scores trey turner.nd ahe nats pull off this win 5-3. they also pull within 5.5 games of the braves. they've got atwo-game lead. >> a good baseball day. got some big outs when we needed it. got the hits, we came out on top. >> reporter: you brought up you got the hits you needed. in the fif

and then take those first brave steps on the moon. and it was with great pride that i watched them plant the american flag on the moon. today those brave nasa astronauts of the apollo program continue to serve as an inspiration that we are capable of anything we set our minds to. equally important is the reminder that those astronauts could not have reached the moon without the support of thousands of men and women both in nasa and in the aerospace industry. it is a reminder that we are at our best when we work together. while nasa's mission has changed and evolved over the last 60 years, the aerospace industry continues to play a vital role in our quest for knowledge and america's national security mission. in my home state of mississippi, we are very proud of the conspicuous roles our citizens play in our nation's space exploration and endeavors. since the earliest days of america's space program, mississippi has played an important role in the quest to explore the stars. for more than 50 years, the john c. stennis space center in h

[cheers and applause] the future belongs to the brave, strong, the proud, and the free. we all share the same heroes, the same home, the same heart, and we are all made by the same almighty god. [cheers and applause] from the banks of the chesapeake to the cliffs of california. from the humming shores of the great lakes to the sand dunes of the carolinas, from the fields of the heartland to the everglades of florida, the spirit of american independence will never fade, never fail, but will reign forever and ever and ever. so once more, to every citizen throughout our land, have a glorious independence day, have a great fourth of july. i want to thank the army band, the national park service, the interior department, the incredible pilots overhead, and those who are making possible the amazing fireworks display later this evening. now, as the band plays the battle hymn of the republic, i invite the first lady, vice president and mrs. pence to serve as secretaries and military leaders to join me on stage for one more salute to america by the famous, incredible, talented bl

your spirit, brave, unyielding and true, will never die.ey spilled, the tears that they shed, the lives that they gave, the sacrifice that they made, did not just win a battle. it did not just win of war. those who fought here won a future for our nation. they won the survival of our civilization. and they showed us the way to love, cherish, and defend our way of life for many centuries to come. today as we stand together up on this sacred earth, we pledge that our nations will forever be strong and united. we will forever be together. our people will forever be bold. our hearts will forever be loyal. and our children and their children will forever and always be free. may god bless our great veterans. may god bless our allies. may god bless the heroes of the day. and may god bless america. thank you. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> for the fallen they gave their lives, the president of france and the president of the united states. will lay a wreath in the memories. followed by a moment of silence. >> [ music playing] >> [ music playi

on september 11 and its aftermath, our brave first responders were there for us. we must always be there for them. the never forget the heroes act takes long overdue action to provide financial security and support that 9/11 heroes, survivors, and families deserve. today, we are honored to take this action to ensure that all people suffering from illnesses related to 9/11, debris removal and cleanup efforts in the aftermath and their families get the full rewards they have been promised. it's critically important we restore the compensation to those hit by the drastic, unfair cuts and ensure their claims will be fully paid in the future on the reasons we have to have this additional legislation is because there are so many more diagnosis of cancer and the rest that's followed. this bill honors the heroes after which it is named. james zadroga, ray pfeifer, and luis alvarez. those heroes showed courage beyond measure, not only by running toward danger that day, but by giving their last days to fight for all harmed on 9/11. . we are blessed with the presence of memb

on september 11 and its aftermath, our brave first responders were there for us. we must always be there for them. the never forget the heroes act takes long overdue action to provide financial security and support that 9/11 heroes, survivors, and families deserve. today, we are honored to take this action to ensure that all people suffering from illnesses related to 9/11, debris removal and cleanup efforts in the aftermath and their families get the full rewards they have been promised. it's critically important we restore the compensation to those hit by the drastic, unfair cuts and ensure their claims will be fully paid in the future on the reasons we have to have this additional legislation is because there are so many more diagnosis of cancer and the rest that's followed. this bill honors the heroes after which it is named. james zadroga, ray pfeifer, and luis alvarez. those heroes showed courage beyond measure, not only by running toward danger that day, but by giving their last days to fight for all harmed on 9/11. . we are blessed with the presence of memb

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it's our moral responsibility to support these brave venezuelans and their families who are already citizens here in the united states. this is the next step to helping the people and restore freedom and the rule of law in venezuela. i urge all of my colleagues in the house to vote for this bill for venezuela libre. with that i yield back, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. cline: thank you, madam speaker. it's my pleasure to yield four minutes to the gentleman from florida, mr. diaz-balart. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. diaz-balart: thank you very much. let me first commend my colleague from central florida, mr. soto, for his leadership

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>> reporter: i am out here trying to brave these elements this morning. you know the big difference compares to yesterday? this is from the national weather service, current temperature right now is 82 degrees but still the humidity levels are still in the 90s. that makes a huge difference and unfortunately we are still under that excessive heat warning throughout the day for new york city to washington, d.c. i want to show you around the park, you can see generators. they are an over flow with this heat wave that lasted about three days here. we are seeing continuous generators across the city here. a word from nta, no cancellations and power outages and no problems. i have talked to a few runners continuing to brave the element out here. heat exhaustion is going to be an issue for at least the next 24 hours. i will show you the advisories compare to yesterday. look how they really calm down across the central plains in to the northeast. backed off from minneapolis and that's where the cold front is sweeping in. many people just want to know when we are

. >> president trump: the future belongs to the brave, the strong, the >> reporter: the brave, the strong the free, we are one people chasing one dream and one magnificent destiny. we share the same heroes, the same hard, we are all made by the same almighty god. >> donald trump honoring the country's early history and more recent times concluding by think the future belongs to americans but let's go back to america's early history. what role if any did religion play in the founding of america? joining me, pastor of the first baptist church in dallas, robert jeffers, great to have you. seems like a wonderful might remind folks about the founding of this great nation. what role did religion and faith play? >> if you listen to the aclu or the freedom from religion foundation they would tell you america was founded by irreligious people who wanted to create a secular nation that was free from religious influence. that version of american history belongs in the same category as george washington and the cherry tree. it is fiction, it never happened. america has always welcomed people of all f

they're very brave.ith a mask and they're covered. >> that was the president last night in north carolina. by the way, doesn't look like those suspects have been found just yet. heather. heather: thank you so much for joining us this morning. great to see you. republicans slamming the political theater on capitol hill after democrats vote to hold commerce secretary wilbur ross and attorney general william barr in contempt over adding the citizenship question to the 2020 census. a former congressman, trey gowdy, said democrats are creating more turmoil than productivity. >> they can't even enforce their own house rules against their own members. there used to be a stigma attached to being held in contempt of congress. there ain't no more. i would tell bill barr, your reputation is intact. heather: jim jordan added, quote, democrats are engaged in another episode of political theater. and president trump also taking jabs at democrats, this time at his 2020 opponents during his rally in north carolina. >> g

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so many possibly braving the storm, but you can many possibly braving the storm, but you can see manym, but you can see the webinar is getting a bit rougher and higher. but, you can see the webinar is getting a bit rougherand higher. but, i hate to be cliche, but it is almost the calm before the storm at the moment in louisiana. just after 9am in the morning over there. the people of louisiana bracing themselves for the storm. back here, do scenes from wimbledon where simona halep has taken the women's wimbledon title. in the last few moments, the chick of kent and others presented the trophies on centre court to a right of applause. —— duke of kent. it is how he has sealed her first wimbledon title and second slam title. —— wimbledon title and second slam title. -- it wimbledon title and second slam title. —— it is halep. shall wejust listen because mac congratulations, serena. to get through here and get to the final after hardly playing any matches is truly spectacular. thank you. you know, just got to keep fighting and keep trying and enjoying the sport. i love coming out here and

[applause] now we must go bravely into the future just as those bold explorers first ventured into thistic land. we must call upon the same scale of imagination, the same thirst for knowledge, the same love of adventure, the same unrelenting courage, and the same total determination to prevail, above all we must be proud of our heritage, united in our purpose, and tilled with confidence in our shared great, great great american destiny. [applause] in america no challenges to good, no journey is too tough, no task is too large, no dream is beyond our reach. when we set our sights on the summit, nothing can stand in our way, america always gets the job done, america always wins. [applause] that is why after 400 years of glorious american democracy, we have returned here to this place to declare to all the world that the united states of america and the great commonwealth of virginia are just getting started. our future is bigger, bolder, better and brighter than ever before. it has been a great honor for me too be with you this morning, i would like to thank you, god bless you, god bless

the brave men and women of the united states military. together, we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told. the story of america. debra china is: sticking to its demand the u.s. lift all tariffs as a condition for any trade deal. some you officials -- u.s. officials have said they will stay even after a deal to enforce it. the president agreed last month to restart talks. no plans for face-to-face negotiations have been announced. british special forces seized a supertanker off to -- gibraltar carrying iranian oil to syria in violation of sanctions. iran declared illegal, summoning the british and basinger to explain the action. madrid is considering a plane -- complaint over the seizure in waters spain considers its own. earthquake in 20 years has rattled southern california. buildings in los angeles shook after the 6.4 magnitude quake hit around 170 miles from l.a. multiple injuries and two house fires were reported in a town or the epicenter. los angeles international airport, saying operations were running as normal. greece

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o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ >>> eagle scout don pickets led the large audience in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >>> it was a time to for recalling the word of the man at his memorial they had assembled. with malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as god gives us to see the right. >>> [ singing ] there was the sound of church bells. the day of celebration. >> there was the evangelist speaker. >> without freedom of the press, we do not sweep our sins under the road. if racial tension exists, the whole world knows about it. instead of the iron curtain, we have a window. >> if 56 gun salute. one for each of the united states and its territories. as the flag of each state and intentionally was brought in possession. they then carry flags of the united states from the lincoln memorial to the steps near the white hous

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we thank the brave members of law enforcement. they never let us down. they swiftly killed the shooter. we will continue to work together as communities and as citizens to stop evil. >>> i am at the live news is, in the coming days will be hearing a lot of the stories of heroism. but maybe none as dramatic as the story of one 10-year-old girl who really braved her own life to save another. this 10-year-old is being called a hero, for saving a five-year-old, actually a three- year-old from being hit by a bullet. the toddler's parents were selling honey at a stand. the gunman came over the fence, a relative say that he shot the toddler's parents, that little boy stood there shocked, not knowing what to do, he just stood there looking around, his parents on the ground. a 10-year-old girl came out of cover, snagged him, and pulled him to safety under a table. neither of them were hurt. the little girl later told a family that she looked the gunman in the eye and he looked back at her and moved on. at the live news desk. >> thank you. >>> mixtures to stay on

you see these brave soldiers from the first battalion third infantry regiment, we know them as the olde them in arlington national cemetery honoring fallen heroes, they are out here today protecting the president but they pulled out all the stops, this of a lifetime, we will have takes obviously, the bradley fighting vehicles, fireworks, flyovers, all of the bands to the tune of 2 and half million dollars and part of that money is spent for the security, secret service will be sweeping this area all along the mall to protect the tens of thousands that will come out here. the president is quite excited about what he is calling the show of a lifetime. you are looking just down towards the monument and beyond that the us capital. it will be a site out here to see. is what the president says tweeting this yesterday, the cost of our great salute to america will be a little compared to what it is worth. we have the planes, the pilot, the airport is right next door at andrews, all we need is the fuel. we on the tanks and all, fireworks are donated by two of the great nights. not everyone agre

the yemen community has been so brave.so brave in resilience and these times even while still impacted by the war in yemen. even still separated due to the muslim ban. to my community, i am inspired by your strength. and will not stop being an advocate for our causes. to our allies, i thank you for your solidarity. our struggles are bound and our liberation is bound. i would not be here today without my family. shout out to my family. and my team are also chairs of the alliance committee here. [applause] and my organizational bffs on the ground still fighting the good fight. is san francisco will stand up and fight back. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> all right. next stop, i'm not going to read you the score yet. we have our public-private non-profit collaboration and our honoree this year is the latino cultural district. it began in 1999 as a grassroots organization formed by community members in the mission district. it's council members represent merchants, residents, landlords, service non profits, arts, organizat