stands with the brave people of cuba and nicaragua. and venezuela.he right to struggle for freedom. someday soon, the western hemisphere will be the first fully free hemisphere in human history. hope it happens during my term 20 years.ext know ouroble quest, we s areshed hispanic american fierce defenders of our american figure -- values. we believe in justice and the rule of law. we trust in god and cherish the dignity of every human life. joined byteful to be the president of the heartbeat of miami medical clinic. she has helped thousands of mothers choose life. words andd say a few let us know about the great job you have done. [applause] my name is martha. and the president and cofounder of heartbeat of miami pregnancy health medical clinics. thank you for the honor. i am a cuban-american. it saddens me that cuban-americans and africaamericans, even though we form theority, majority of abortions in our country. one out of two president -- pregnancies of african-americans and abortion. one out of three hispanic pregnancies end in abortion. that sa

—— brave blossoms. give a vast route to the japanese would be seen, i hope it is the case. thank you for staying with us throughout newsday. rico and nuala, i think if you ask all the japanese fans whether they understand all the rules, i don't think the answer will be yes but at the same time, they are very excited about having this big sporting event right here in japan. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. former british prime minister david cameron has revealed he asked the queen for help ahead of the scottish independence vote in 2014. the palace's reaction to the admission? sources say there's "displeasure." at the time, the queen told voters they should think very carefully about their decision. here's what mr cameron said. i remember conversations that i had with my private secretary and he had with the queen's private secretary and i had with the queen's private secretary. not asking for anything that would be improper and unconstitutional butjust a raising of the eyebrow, even, y

brave and we're missing many of their key players making it hard for coach florian call felt to field a competitive side. his opposite number a union novice might have no such worries though. and i'll be like. sick were ruthless captain villi all but heading in the go ahead golden the 13th minute with life 6 1st chance for gun beat out the whole brave and defense to get on the end of christopher and concludes corner. in the 35th minute more leipsic efficiency this time it was marcel sabots with an unstoppable free kick to nil to leipsic. the embattled host soldiered on but was lacking in the final 3rd was this rare braman attempt from davi clawson she had off the line by live 6 diot hoopla mcconnell in the 2nd half leipsic found themselves a man down contract lima got his marching orders off to a 2nd yellow for a needless handball the bulge not as much not impressed but his team didn't blink marcellus or rocky it sealed the female victory with his 1st one does he go goal of a solid away win for the leipsic to confirm their goodness me get leading credentials. was we've got 3 games lef

. >> brave, brave, brave, brave, brave. >> indeed. it is nice to hear her courageous statements. welcome to our viewers. this is "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is 4 a.m. in new york. let's begin with the breaking news overnight. a sudden resurgence for dorian. the hurricane regaining strength. a major category 3 storm. officials say landfall is possible anywhere in the carolinas. dorian is approaching the coast of south carolina. the national hurricane center warning of life threatening storm surge and dangerous winds along parts of coastal georgia, the carolinas and some of southeast virginia. >> dorian is forecast to run parallel to the coast of north and south carolina into friday. any swerve to the west could bring the eye of the hurricane on shore. this morning more than 1 million people in the carolinas are under mandatory evacuation orders. in coastal south carolina they are bracing for catastrophic flooding. parts of downtown charleston already underwater. already more than 34,000 customers without power. officials are asking residents to shel

they're brave, they're strong, they love our country. we appreciate the work you do. and i don't think anyone how much we appreciate it. you don't get the credit you deserve, but the people appreciate it, more than anybody would know. and i want you to know that we will always stand with the heroes of border patrol, ice, and all of law enforcement. they have done just incredible work. to ensure a safe and prosperous future, we also are advancing the cause of human liberty in our hemisphere. we are also, by the way, advancing the cause of religious liberty. right? we just talked about that at the united nations. we've confronted the corrupt communist dictatorship in cuba, cancelling the last administration's one-sided deal with the castro regime. it was a, just another bad deal. very one-sided. very unfair to the united states. we're making good deals now for the united states. it's about time. our deal with china, our deal with so many, they're all coming along very, very nicely. a little patience, to make them great, you need a little patience. our farmers, by the wa

at 19, this brave and pitiful girl is a veteran of partisan -- brave and beautiful girl is a veteran fighting. [cheers and applause] >> general charles de gaulle stopped here. on his way to paris. it was from this chateau, 25 miles from the capital that he directed the french armored divisions. france has claimed this man both as a soldier and as a symbol of france reborn. ♪ to the american columns, was the distinction of first crossing the seine. the thundering armor breached the river above and below paris. they forced the nazi invasion to the capital. into headlong flight. one american spearhead smashed into paris after german treachery flattened as they reached for the marquis. a tank and machine gun skirmish was waged at the foot of the eiffel tower. [gunfire] [explosion] ♪ narrator: the toll of nazi prisoners mounted. [gunfire] ♪ [shouting] narrator: resistance was short-lived, and another haul of prisoners was taken. ♪ ♪ narrator: liberation has come at long last, and not even the bullets of snipers could mar the ecstasy of freedom. general leclerc's armored forces rolled triu

i think it is a very brave thing for him to do.wants to set some kind of example to other people. i mean, some of the figures at the moment, we have a target in this country to end new transmissions of hiv by 2030. one of the problems is, people keep it a secret. and what gareth wa nts to keep it a secret. and what gareth wants to do is try to and that stigma. but must be a good thing, because that would actually help to reach that target if it is possible. —— that when he came out a few years ago, it was a very brave thing to do. i know that he has had a lot of support across the sporting world. but we still see homophobia rampant around foot ball still see homophobia rampant around football and rugby stadiums and everywhere else. i think this is a very brave thing to do, and this it encourages people to get tested, be sensible, use protection, use condoms and things, then it can

elvis and john lennon look-alikes. 1-0 braves until it's 2-0. middle makes it that score. former athletic josh donaldson at the plate. he's going to throw his bat at the ball instead. swing and a miss. bottom five, braves adding on. ronald acuna jr., two-run opposite field blast. the braves win the national league east tonight. pac-12 football usc hosting utah. sloef slovis out of the game. 29 yards for this score. later in the first, tied at 7-7. what a play this is. throw to amman st. brown. sometimes lucky is good.sfide a they encouraged him to throw that ball near the beer cans. at the top. just one. talk about accuracy. >> he is a big league baseball player. >> the dolphins could use that. they have a cooler -- >> need a little accuracy. >> then again, it's your job. >> it is your job. >> it would be like us not being able to talk. >> that would be pretty bad. >> sometimes it happens. family is all togetherect... and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish

brave, strong, we appreciate the work you do. you don't get the credit you deserve. people appreciated it more than anyone would know. know that we will always stand with the heroes of border patrol, ice and all of law enforcement. they've done incredible work to ensure a safe and prosperous future. we are also advancing the cause of human liberty in our hemisphere. advancing the cause of religious liberty. we just talked about that at the united nations. corruptconfronted the communist dictatorship in cuba. we canceled the last administrations one-sided deal with the castro regime. it was another bad deal. very one-sided and very unfair to the u.s.. we are making good deals for the u.s. now. it's about time. our deal with china, our deal with others, they are all coming along nicely. to become great, you need patients. our farmers have been incredible. now china is back buying again. they are buying our agricultural products. a lot of things that the united states and our partners have also built a historic coalition of 55 countries dedicated to the future of democr

a brave young girl. if only we were as brave as she is.r, to the others injured, to the dead, to the grieving families and communities to be brave, brave enough to stop tragedy after tragedy in this country because if we can't be as brave as that little girl, we can't do anything to change the odds. now i want to bring in carla byrne. she is the sister of joe griffith. joe lost his life in the shooting on saturday. carla, thank you so much. i'm so sorry we're speaking under these circumstances. how are you doing? >> um, we're just trying to be strong right now for each other. thank you for asking. >> i can't even imagine. tell me about your brother, please. >> my brother was this wonderfully hilarious man who was a light in maybe a not so light world all the time. he was genuinely the funniest person i know. he could impersonate anyone. he could quote almost every movie. he was "star wars" obsessed. he was a father to an 11-year-old son and a 13-year-old daughter. he was a husband. he was a brother. he was a son, an uncle, and a dear frien

braves people are talking about is a huge contender. for me, this is the key.hyun-jin ryu and kenley jansen. can kershaw get over his demons in the post season? he's struggled a little bit. and can ryu struggled n can kershaw get over his demons and kenley jansen has not been kenley jansen since last year. they've overused kenny. he's been in the post season so much, pitched so many more innings. >> ironically those are the only three dodgers who have been part of all seven national league west division championship clubs. we head to the bottom of the ninth in baltimore. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart

so much more in detail i have more information i would just say to him to be brave and that has been the constant in my life and whenever i decided to leave home i had to be brave to face a different world and every time i have changed companies i have made risky decisions i have. made a statement that maybe goes against the majority or things like that things that have shaped my career until now it's because of that because i have been brave to. to face myself earth and to be able to face my limitations as well and sometimes that's not not easy and that's been important so i would just say be brave because the future is going to be very complex the 2nd on this thank you so much from ok alison thank you thank you because. this is a dialogue let you decide not to have children to say that it's what the stake is really human survival everyone has a voice that has started to their community because of course this is a debate and it's a heated one this is the whole population literally being poured into a cage and ideally join the global conversation with people i think if only they knew

, but i remember cokie continually telling me that i was very brave. >> jessica's mother had just diedan cancer. in 2004, jessica took a then groundbreaking genetic test and found out she was positive for the braca gene which put her at high odds to get breast cancer. >> she asked if i wanted to speak to her mother-in-law. i knew her mother-in-law was cokie roberts. and i absolutely was enamored by cokie. i was intimidated by cokie. i was a huge fan of cokie's. >> tonight, the story of the young woman who learns what she's inherited from her mother. >> a year later, jessica decided to tell the world, sharing her story with cokie, right here on a special edition of "nightline." >> just tell me the story of deciding to get tested for the breast cancer gene. >> my mother had had breast cancer, which she beat. >> that interview with cokie roberts on "nightline" absolutely changed my life. it was a turning point in my life. >> jessica discussing the new science that she hoped would help save her life. >> and he said yes, it's very bad. it means you will most likely get cancer at some point

the bravest of the brave, the first respond ors went up. they rushed into those burning towers to battle the flames. they saved lives and many lost their own. we must never forget. tonight we will reflect on the devastation that is 9-11 and the human triumph of the brave men and women who fought back in the face of evil. we have put together something i don't think you will want to miss. a moving, powerful package. we put it to the michael smith song "there she stands." and a man named nicholas will known us. -- join us. on 9-11 he lost his mother and he reminded congresswoman omar who did what to whom. first several major breaking stories. the election sweep for republicans in north carolina. both congressional races were big wins for the gop and the president of the united states including that one district that was widely considered to be a bellweather for 2020. president trump put his full support behind both candidates and hosted a massive rally in north carolina. some democrats are waking up to the fact that the president's influence

tens of thousands of brave patriots of the polish resistance would be killed in the fight against the occupation of their homeland. over 21,000 polish sons and daughters were massacred at the hands of the communists in april, 1940. in mass graves. city, more than 150,000 polish men, women and lives ingive their just nine weeks of the warsaw uprising. which was followed by the deliberate and total destruction of this city. .y german forces by soviet forces -- while soviet forces stood by and allowed the slaughter. died fighting up to liberate these bloodstained streets from fascism and the looming menace of communism. as president trump said two there is a courage and a strength deep in the polish character that no one could destroy. [applause] long rollremember the call of polish arrows who fought .or freedom their names, and the memory of their heroism will be enshrined in the hearts of their people and freedom loving people forever. and terrible war started here. in poland. long, that struggle with totalitarianism involved the faiths and compelled the extraordinary sacrifice of free

scary moment in last night's braves/nationals game.er-hour fastball right off of his face while he was trying to lay down a bunt. he would have to leave the game in a cart. he suffered a fractured right cheekbone that is going to require surgery and he is going to miss the rest of the season. braves manager brian snitker was then also very upset about the whole deal and got ejected from the game because he was mad culberson was given a strike and the braves got a win last night. they clenched a postseason berth, guys, but there was no celebrating in the clubhouse afterwards, obviously, because everyone is still very concerned about the health of culberson. >> 90 miles an hour. >> understandably everybody was concerned. >> we hope he is okay. >> andy scholes in miami, thank you. >>> the israeli general election is a close one between the two main parties but we will look how one man could tip the scales for one front-runner. we are live in jerusalem when we come back. in my line of work, i come face-to-face with a lot of behinds. so i k

meet the brave k9s on the front lines off national security. "early today" starts right now ♪ >>> good friday morning. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm philip mena everything is bigger in texas except the debates and with the lower polling candida candidates sidelines, they used it to spar on everything from gun control and trade but the biggest target of course, trump. >> trump thinks trade policy is a tweet at 3:00 in the morning >> donald trump, in office on trade policy, he reminds me of that guy in the "wizard of oz" when you pull back the curtain it's a small dude. >> he has a better relationship with dictators than does with merkel and -- >> i'm going to say to immigrants, come tew mare cu >> there's enormous opportunities once we get rid of donald trump >> on january 20th, 2021, we're going to have a democratic president, a democratic house and a democratic senate. there will be life after donald trump. >> all right nbc's tracie potts has more frump washington so voters saw a lot of fireworks last night >> reporter: and that was the point,

tens of thousands of brave patriots of the polish resistance would be killed in the fight against theccupation of the homelands. over 21,000 polish sons and daughters were massacred at the hands of the communists in april, 1940. graves.n mass city,ght here in this more than 150,000 polish men, women, and children gave their of then just nine weeks warsaw uprising. an uprising which was followed by the deliberate and total disruption of the city. , by sovietorces forces that stood by and allowed the slaughter. up died fighting to liberate these bloodstained streets from fascism, dictatorship, and the looming menace of communism. but as president trump said two there is a courage and a strength deep in the polish character that no one could destroy. [applause] and today, we remember the long roll call of those who fought for freedom in these dark days, their names, the memory of their heroism that will be enshrined in the hearts of their people and freedom loving people forever. long and terrible war started here in poland. long, that death struggle with totalitarianism involved the fat

the bravest of the brave, the first responders, those firemen, those police men. they went up when everybody else went down. hundreds of brave first responders rushed into those burning towers to battle the flames. they saved the lives of that day. many of them lost their own. we must never forget. tonight, we will reflect on the devastation that is 9/11 and the human triumph of the brave men and women who fought back in the face of evil. now, we have put together something that i don't think you are going to want to miss, a very moving, powerful package. and we put it to the michael w smith song "there she stands." also tonight, nicholas harless jr., he will join us. on 9/11/01, he lost his mother. at ground zero, he reminded congresswoman omar just who did what to whom. we are going to play that comment he will join us. we will interview him. but first, we are tracking several major breaking news stories. including the elections wait for republicans in north carolina. both congressional races were big wins for the gop and the president of the united states inclu

and thousands brave the rain for the berlin marathon are alive for the german capital to see how the pros and the outside shores are getting on to. mary in evanston it's good to have you with us. pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong have stepped up their campaign on what is now the 17th weekend of protests sunday's demonstrations are part of a global anti totalitarianism rallies that are planned in 60 cities worldwide protests in hong kong quickly turned violent as demonstrators through fire bombs and bricks of government buildings police responded with tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds despite a police ban protesters are also planning a major march on tuesday when china celebrates the 70th anniversary of the communist party taking power. let's go live now to hong kong where our correspondent charlotte some pill is standing by so charlotte today's protest mark anti-totalitarian is a day saw new clashes we saw a lot more violence what is the latest. mariana multiple rounds fired throughout the day today from the moment the police were firing tear gas at people gath

there was a lot of brave people coming out but 1st estimates indicate that voter turnout might be anywhere between one or 2000000 people compared to the last presidential elections in 2014 this is a mess if massive drop back then close to 8000000 voters were brave enough to cause the ballot despite equally massive threats and if i may add one final thought here we need to observe what will happen next will any of the candidates get a majority 50 plus where there be a 2nd round of votes whether there be allegations of rigging and other manipulations as we have seen in plenty of other afghan elections and all of this could plunge afghanistan so that into a crisis and empower the taliban photo which will make any kind of peace talks even more difficult as underpaid as one thank you. now to hong kong where more rallies have been taking place 5 years since the start of the so-called umbrella meant which saw the beginning of mass protests in the territory pro-democracy demonstrators have been protesting for months or a controversial extradition bill that has now been scrapped but their demands f

unpunished certainly would push more journalists to toward self-censorship and not you know that bravely encourages the best for journalists dan is in our reporting. the war against critical journalist isn't just waged with bullets more often it's waged with words. threats smear campaigns and online harassment have become the tools for those in power to fight dissenting voices mehrabad us alice taylor is a true. based journalist earlier this year was the subject of a far reaching a smart campaign that she says was orchestrated by the government this was a result she says of her critical coverage of the wire taps and corruption in the ruling socialist party i made a comment to russia today a factual comment on it happening with the political situation. and then suddenly my phone started going crazy and i started receiving messages from people sending me links pro-government media had started saying that i was a russian spy they publish my face hey you said that i was paid by russia and all the opposition party to undermine democracy. that i was a traitor to the albanian people and they th

heading in the go ahead gold in the 13th minute with life 6 1st chance for bundy to out the whole brave and defense to get on the end of christopher and concludes corner. in the 35th minute more leipsic efficiency this time it was muscle sabots with an unstoppable free kick to nil to leipsic. the embattled host soldiered on but was lacking in the final 3rd by this rare braman attempt from davi clawson she had off the line by life 6 diot to comic-con 0 in the 2nd half leipsic found themselves a man down conrad lima got his marching orders off to a 2nd yellow for a needless handball. coach in august month not impressed but his team didn't blink marcellus or rocky it sealed the 3 no victory with his 1st one just to go gold a solid away win for the leipsic to confirm they have been to sneak a leading credentials. was we've got 3 games left for you in our match day wrap but let's start with the team that also found itself at the top of the table after the 1st few games surprising everyone talking about freiburg 3 ways in their 1st 4 want to start for the small club this time at home against

i'm very pleased that our sport has been brave enough to a cce pt that our sport has been brave enoughave sat there. many of the big organisations out there are waiting for us to find out how they can then address the same issues, because it isn't just can then address the same issues, because it isn'tjust limited to our sport. i hope within the regulations that we have said that she is able to continue in track and field —— set, and that is why we have done it. we haven't set those regulations to exclude people, they asked me there to allows to maintain the presence of those applets with that condition at international levels. that's bring you up with its owners —— let us bring you up—to—date with the tanners. angelique kerber reads the tanners. angelique kerber reads the semifinals, but suffered a first match defeat. every other tournaments she has played out since wimbledon, that continued at wuhan, in china. gerber was beaten in three sides, by the world number 71. 7—6, 5-7, 6-1. sides, by the world number 71. 7—6, 5—7, 6—1. meanwhile, defending champion irina sabalenka is due to t

we know they fought bravely. we know they battled to the end.s, forcedels of flight 93 the followers of al qaeda to crash the plane on the sacred ground we stand on today. they saved countless others in the u.s. capitol or the white house, and gave us the first glimmer of hope in a terrible moment. let me also note that the people, the good people of somerset county, pennsylvania, did much of the same. they didn't ask who was on board the plane, where they were from, how they prayed. they only asked, how can we help? they have continued to do that every day since. withtly, i was emailing the founder of the flight 93 ambassador program. about how i named all 40 passengers and crew members. we talked about why i wanted to list them all especially since i didn't name everyone aboard other hijacked planes. the truth is, i did feel i had any other choice. in my line of work, the goal is to know exactly what happened so i can convey it to readers. for united flight 93, some details will be lost to history when the plane struck the ground. i have made

brave new soldiers, thank you.ank our men and women who put on that uniform everyday. may i please ask sworn in soldiers, all service members all veterans all police and firefighters and first responders in the room please stand to be recognized. [applause] thank you for what you do. ladies and gentlemen, our first guest speaker has dedicated his career to public service over decades. high school teacher, orange county supervisor, california state assembly member and district attorney. please join in welcoming district attorney, todd spitzer. >> secretary it's such an honor to be in your presence today. thank you for your presence today. my friends, 18 years ago, i watched the towers crumble like you did. i know where i was, i remember who i was doing and i remember who i was with. i remember the tears i shed with my wife as our 2-year-old was in the house who's now 20 and for the first time in my adult life, i felt as if i did not know how to protect my family. i was a member of the board of supervisors. we had a

amy: julian brave noisecat, your overalal response to the debate, what was and was not included?wo gueststhe prior raised important questions, especially about immigration in a place like houston in the context of the climate crisis come incredibly important. how the candidates planned actually enact their policies is also very important. i was struck personally by the talent on stage last night. i am a millennial. i scroll twitter. i saw folks were comparing team blue to the avengers. i guess the question is, if we're going to run with that analogy, which episode is it? workame infinity war? within the party, is there enough young talent to take on someone like joe biden and maybe even when the nomination? i was very impressed by the talking points for by number of rising voices, but i think whether one of those folks can rise to the top and become e the nominee is still an open question. juan: i want to ask rashad robinson on the issue of race, which is discussed quite extensively at the debate, especially the moment that beto o'rourke really had one of the highlight moments of

. —— that when he came out a few years ago, it was a very brave thing to do.now that he has had a lot of support across the sporting world. but we still see homophobia rampant around foot ball still see homophobia rampant around football and rugby stadiums and everywhere else. i think this is a very brave thing to do, and this it encourages people to get tested, be sensible, use protection, use condoms and things, then it can only help. because hiv is no longer the death sentence it was. he doesn't throw the shadow over you that it used to. but people still have these old 19805 attitude when we were all scared witless by our own government. the impact on people having to keep it quiet. he talks about his mental health and how he contemplated taking his own life, and not to have to hold that in, not just for him, but for lots of other people in the same position. absolutely. and i have seen it with other things, and sport has been a great advocate for things like prostate cancer and checking on screening and things. it is all about men's health, in this case i

presidential elections in 2014 this is a mess if massive drop back then close to 8000000 voters were brave enough to cause their ballot despite equally massive threats and if i may add one final thought here we need to observe what will happen next will any of the candidates get a majority 50 plus with a b a 2nd round of votes will there be allegations of rigging and other manipulations as we have seen in plenty of other afghan elections and all of this could plunge afghanistan so that into a crisis and empower the taliban for that which will make any kind of peace talks even more difficult. moving now to hong kong where rallies have been taking place to mark 5 years since the start of the so-called umbrella movement mass protest against chinese influence in the territory the pro-democracy movement erupted earlier this year again in response to a controversial extradition bill that bill has now been scrapped but the protests show no sign of abating. a lorry to hong kong in the anthem of the pro-democracy movement thousands gathered in the park in front of the main government offices to mar

the brave men and women who tore through the gates of hell to save the hurt and the wounded.he service members who honor the friends who perished by continuing their exceptional life of service. the moms and dads who endured the loss of their soul mates -- soulmates and fill their children's lives with all of the adoration in the world. the sons and daughters who suffered grave loss and yet through it all persevered to care for our neighbors, defend our homeland, and safeguard our nation each of your lives tells the story of courage and character, virtue and valor, resillence and resolve, loyalty and love. this morning we make a sacred vow to carry on this noble legacy. today and every day we pledge to honor our history, to treasure our lib, to uplift our communities -- our liberty, to uplift our communities, to live up to our values, to prove worthy of our hero, and above all stronger than ever to never, ever forget. we are now and will forever be one american family, united by patriotism, bound by destiny, and sustained by the faith of almighty god. thank you. god bless you

bottom of the 5th braves up 2 nothing.ald as he goes opposite field deep to right center that keeps on carrying it on ahis 2 nothing 2 run homerun braves now up 4 nothing. top of the 9th break up 6 nothing. for alex dickerson and he skies one the center deaths. coming down to india. you want make the final out and that'll do it. the braves shut out the giants 6 nothing but more importantly for them. they clinched the nl east. >>all right jason, thanks a lot. we'll take a live look outside magnificent view there of golden gate bridge, plenty of sunshine dave will have the of sunshine dave will have the my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef and hickory smoked bacon, plus fries and a drink all for just the change in your couch. i found the remote! try my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo. i'long before i had moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. i've always been the ringleader. had a zest for life. flash forward: then ra kept me from the important things. and what my doctor said surprised me. she said

the brave actions of today's honorees from dayton and from elpass so -- el paso should awaken in allf us a new dedication to service and selflessness on behalf of our communities. so god bless our heroes and their families. and thank you, mr. president, for the opportunity to express our appreciation today. [applause] president trump: i want to thank the attorney general for not only this today but for doing an incredible job. thank you very much, bill. appreciate t today i'm honored to welcome you to the white house as we recognize 11 extraordinary american heroes. these incredible patriots responded to the worst violence and most barbaric hatred with the best of american courage, character, and strength. faced with grave and harrowing threats, the men and women standing behind us step forward to save the lives of their fellow americans few people could have done. and even would have done what they did. in a few moments i will award six police officers from dayton, ohio, with our nation's highest public safety award, the medal of valor. i will also honor five americans from el paso,

acuna junior 41st home ir and the braves have plenty to get it done.means win the american league eastern division off the bat. acuna making the catch and there are the champagne bottles in the clubhouse of the braves who are going to the postseason. be postseasonthe time we see klay thompson next year as a g southern california at his own golf tournament at pelican hill. trying to raise money for the hurricane relief fund in the bahamas. the hope to raise big money and anyone having to do with the warriors help out community near and far. >> just want to let you know we're raising money and will happen out people in desperate need. our hearts are heavy. anything i can do as well as my family is a honor for us. the bahamas is my second home. >> he looks good. that's the sporting life for tonight. >> have a good night everybody. thank you for joining us. your business is up and running, but is it going beyond fast? comcast business gives you high speed internet. we also have solutions like powerful wifi that gives your entire business more coverage and

here on the western side of the pentagon, we saw brave men and andn rush into the fire raced into the flames to rescue their colleagues. harm,vil seeks to do us the incredible men and women of the united states military answer with unyielding valor and unstoppable resolve. he helped lift a wall of debris to sell the life. as admiral thomas remembers, it was the worst day of my life, but they hear was him and selfish disregard i saw them on that horrible morning is forever burned in my heart. admiral thomas, america salutes you, and every patriot who defied evil that day, thank you very much. army ranger chris brennan -- chris bremen repeatedly went back inside the building, rescuing one injured person after another. before he entered, he said a prayer and ask god to give them strength and then he dove into the suffocating smoke and fumes and flames. >> had justtime, praying that someone would find her. then, she heard chris's voice. as sheila says, god sent chris as her guardian angel. to sheila and chris, america is strengthened by your goodness and your courage and your bravery. tha

it is very important issue because there are lots of generations who still remember about brave polishsh or english people who still remember polish soldiers who fought so bravely during the second world war. and i think that they are proud of these people and this collaboration during the second world war and the pride is still a reason of pride in polish and british citizens. so that is why we have to remember because we can think about close cooperation in the future. we think of 80 years as being a long time ago. for many of us it is before our lifetime, before you were born and i was born. but because poland remained one way or another under foreign occupation of foreign control right up till the end of the 1980s when the soviet union finally collapsed, it was a long and dark period where polish people did not have their freedom. so this is ancient history for a lot your countrymen. that is true. poland became free in 1989 after the fall of communism. we resisted the communist also after nazi germany. so from our perspective we had only 30 years of free development and are probabl

here on the western side of the pentagon we saw brave men and women rush into the fire and race intocolleagues. when evil seeks to do us harm the incredible men and women of the united states military answer with unyielding valor and unstoppable resolve. navy admiral david thomas crawled through live wires and helped lift a wall of debris to save the life of a colleague. as admiral thomas remembers, it was the worst day of my life, but the heroism and self little disregard i saw that horrible morning is forever burned in my heart. admiral thomas, america salutes you and every patriot who defied evil that day, thank you very much, admiral. thank you. [ applause ] thank you very much. >> thank you very much. army ranger chris brayman repeatedly went back into the burning building rescuing one injured person after another. before he entered he said a prayer and asked god to give him strength and then he dove into the suffocating smoke and fumes and flames. at the same time, sheila moody had just prayed that someone would find her. then she heard chris' voice. as sheila says, god sent ch

to think first responders who so bravely sacrificed their lives in the service of others. september 11 is a day that will always way heavily upon our nation. but it's also a day that shows the strength and resiliency of the american people. in response to tragedy we thought beyond our differences and came together as a country. that's a lesson we must never forget. >> senator from indiana. >> i rise today to honor those who lost their lives tragically 18 years ago. and to make sure we esnever beforget what happened then. i vividly remember that morning in my own office in jasper indiana. i didn't have a tv, somebody there brought it up on the internet. the second plane flew into the building. never forget that image because we didn't know what happened with the first one. we knew what happened with the second. senator rick scott and i recently over the summer break took a trip to israel. all of that that went into preparedness the evil that lurks around the world. i see it again up close to where it always makes you wonder how can you live like that? how can you be prepare

the brave men and women who tore through the gates of hell to save the hurt and the wounded.ervice members who honor the friends who perished by continuing their exceptional life of service. the moms and dads who endured the loss of their soul mates and fill their children's lives with all of the adoration in the world. the sons and daughters who suffered grave loss and yet through it all persevered to care for our neighbors, defend our homeland, and safeguard our nation each of your lives tells the story of courage and character, virtue and valor, resilience and resolve, loyalty and love. this morning we make a sacred vow to carry on this noble legacy. honor our history, to treasure our liberty, to uplift our communities, to live up to our values, to prove worthy of our heroes and above all stronger than ever to never, ever forget. we are now and will forever be one american family, united by patriotism, bound by destiny, and sustained by the faith of almighty god. thank you. god bless you. god bless our military. and god bless the united states of america. thank you, all. t

in time, dozens of brave, strong women made the journey and joined the colony.n 1618, the great charter and other reforms established a system based on english common law. for the first time, virginia allowed private land ownership. it created a basic judicial system. finally, it gave the colonists a say in their own future, the right to elect representatives by popular vote. with us today in tribute to that english legal inheritance is the former clerk of the british house of commons, sir david nadsler. thank you, david. [ applause ] sir david, we're thrilled to have you with us. thank you very much for being here. thank you very much. at that first american assembly in 1619, the weather was so hot that one legislator actually died. mercifully, the session was cut very short. but before adjourning, the assembly passed laws on agriculture and trade with the indians. with true american optimism, the assembly even endorsed a plan to build a world class university in the still-rugged wilderness. it was a vision that would one day be fulfilled just miles from here a

and the brave handsome knight, you know who he is. >> heil hitler! >> [speaking german] >> heil!heil! >> heil! >> heil! [snorting] ♪ ♪ narrator: the moral of this nazi fairytale seems to be that heller got germany -- that hitler got germany on her feet, climbed on the saddle and took her for a ride. the distortion of this tale has a purpose in molding the nazi mind. one day, hans became sick. her mother is praying that her son gets well. she knows that the unfit are taken away by the state and never heard from again. >> [speaking german] [gasp] >> heil hitler. >> heil hitler. >> [speaking german] narrator: this superman has just reminded hans's mother that unless this mollycoddling stops, the state will have to step in and take over. >> [speaking german] recovers.hans back in school, he is giving his daily pledge to fight, obey, and die for his fuhrer. fuhrer verys the much. >> [speaking german] narrator: hans's schoolteacher is about to give the class a lesson in natural history. >> [speaking german] ♪ narrator: now let's see what they learn from this lesson. >> [speaking german

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bottom of the 5th braves up 2 nothing. ronald as rring a tnothing 2 run homerun braves now up 4 nothing. top of the 9th break up 6 nothing runners at second. for alex dickerson and he skies one the center left. coming down to india. you want make the final out and that'll do it. the braves shut out the giants 6 nothing but more importantly for them. they clinched the nl east great season for them so a's we have some excitement about you guys but the giant he knows. michael pachter stuff you're ready for the offseason start booking a vacation says. like fire. >>is probably going to be the ace pitcher for that wild card game or is looking is looking really good and hopefully they continue to win so they can host this one in maybe get into actual series with another team because last year so quick they they had to go down in the bronx, a tough matchup and one in over before you even knew it all right. thank you jason. mister cargo. it's just about the weekend the last week in the summer if you're looking for something fun to