chris broome will make cycling history yet again today.will be confirmed as the tim hay is in rome. thank you, richard. we are on the final straight here in rome. they will do about ten loops of the city today, 115 kilometres. it is a procession really. chris broome 46 seconds ahead of his nearest rival only will win the competition later today. about 5:30pm in the uk. it is getting exciting here. a lot of the teams have been coming past in preparation of today's final stage which hasn't begun yet. for him it's is finish of an amazing year. all the grantors is finish of an amazing year. all the gra ntors he is finish of an amazing year. all the grantors he has one. there is a bit of a cloud surrounding him about being over the limit for an anti—asthma drug last september but todayit anti—asthma drug last september but today it is a celebration. he will win the race here in rome. the briton will take the pinkjersey and the title. lucky man. 0nto cricket now. pakistan wrapped up a co mforta ble now. pakistan wrapped up a comfortable victory

new broom the. international media is also not allowed to report on the events taking place in broome the raising issue of knowing what extent crimes are committed in rwanda now despite these widespread human rights abuses fierce criticism interestingly he still enjoys huge support especially in the rural areas can you explain why. first of all it's really difficult to with these people that we see in the campaigns. people have been intimidated people at this time in hebrew in the remembering their own people would die who perished three years ago so they are afraid they have no choice but to follow him but also on the other side ordinary bru india and see him as a humble man they see here often playing this soca prisons grues is also a christian who goes to church they go away he has also been visiting. different people visiting group. and so they see him. as a good person of course those who are not who are not part of the victim site talk to us a little bit about the opposition fred because they'

with the grand tours of france, spain and italy now successively one, chris broome has broken recordsnd broken his rivals once again. —— chris froome. a shock result on the opening day of the french open as defending championjelena 0stapenko was sent tumbling out of the tournament by world number 66 kateryna kozlova. kozlova had never beaten anyone in the world's top 30 but tookjust 95 minutes to dismantle the 5th seeded latvian 7—5 6—3. 0stapenko just the sixth female major winner to lose in the opening opening round of her title defence. and only the second in paris in the open era a terrible day in the office by me, i made something like 15 unforced errors. everything togetherjust got mea errors. everything togetherjust got me a really bad result. after awhile, i was injured and i did not play for four days i awhile, i was injured and i did not play forfour days i played awhile, i was injured and i did not play for four days i played a couple of days before the match today, and that was not enough and if i was casual on shoes day, at least one extra day would help me a lot, but u n

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kellyanne conway, curse talking broom stick. paul manafort, occupation, future inplate. eric trump: occupation, warm body. skill: none. >> any one of them could be the mole. >> i'm the one. >> good night, everyone. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, lies, spies, and f.b.i.s. plus, stephen welcomes andrew garfield david cross and musical guest, the kills. plus a special appearance by jon stewart. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: thank you very much! beautiful! welcome. welcome, one and all. please, have a seat, everybody. sit down. thank you, so much. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) you know, we have passed certain milestones on trump's highway to american greatness. ( laughter ) sometimes you just have to pull the car over, get a breath of fresh air, maybe puke in the grass. ( laughter ) today is one such day, because the president of

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mayor broome. >> thank you very much. and i'll say that mayor landrieu, you are absolutely right. everything that's been said here, i wholeheartedly agree with. that this issue of closing the gap between law enforcement and the citizens of our community is certainly a solvable problem, but it is not a simple one. my best friend who was an elected official once said that public service is not for the faint of heart. and i would say coming up with the solution to what we are discussing today is certainly not for the faint of heart. i have been the mayor of baton rouge for 15 months. but who is counting? when i came in office, i inherited a community that was ingrate need of healing from three tragedies that took place in the year of 2016. the first was an officer involved shooting surrounding the alton sterling case. the second was the ambush and murder of three law enforcement officers. the third was the great flood of 2016 that took place in baton rouge and surrounding areas. when i took the oath of office on january 1st, 2017, those issues didn't stay in 2016. they came right wit

i had two kids younger than me, they each hold the broom handle and we put the wreath on that. i remember one time i persuaded a jewish man to put a wreath in every window. he brought 8 wreaths for me for every window of his house. you know, the guy that ran the liquor store, lovely man. i made a deal. he hire made for 50 cents a night to take the boxes that the liquor came in to where the garbage man picked them up. i found out you could sell them. i said don't pay me, let me break them down and stack them up on your back porch. when i was getting ready to go to college i was walking paths store one day and he said i want to see you. he said are you going to college? i said yes, i am. he had an envelope -- he put a dollar bill in every week. he says i hope this helps you in college. he put away the buck a week he was paying me that he didn't have to pay me. i am anything but a self-made man. there are a lot of self-made people out there -- maria: you are saying people helped you. >> hundreds. i worked my butt off. maria: take to us your professional life. you were at nyu busin

first of all using the broom sticks or using wooden rifles is absolutely true.mericans often had to use replacements for actual rifles, machine guns, they had to use dummy card tanks and all the rest simply because they didn't have it. the second part of your father fighting under french command is something that may not be well known by most americans. we talked about hill 204, we saw the monument there right next to bella wood. it's abg kphully a -- it's actually a regiment embedded with the french. these army and french troops captured bella wood 204, it's a very important part of the word war i story. >> during the battle of bella wood, what was the casualties that occurred. what was the grave registration process. how soon did they get the soldiers off the field. >> that's also a really good question. it was very difficult to evacuate casualties from bella wood. the marines are fighting there for the most part at the beginning over the first two to three weeks. as we know, of course marines just like army they don't want to leave their dead behind. but when

and one of the central themes is his relationship to eric eric broome. and so fan it's canis in a clear if i spoke to the head of the bolshoi theater and i asked him how are you going to do this. and he says east well it's the truth this yet so so that's how we're going to do it is that you know and as i said. i mean when i visit a premiere in russia my partner comes with being and everybody must know about how i lead my life and do i am. but i think it's important for me to maintain my dyes to russia to the dancers to this world of art conduct that intends so high he can talk to it really is fantastic fun and is just fantastic. art plays a very important role in russia and that moves me every time i experience it when one that's the victim he had a smile. a few days before it was due to premier in moscow near a you have was suddenly postponed to twenty eighteen officially due to scheduling difficulties this news reached us after our interview. in hamburg john nolan meyers work goes on after a successful season inspired by russian literature. you've been

and a professional wheelchair basketball player tom has also model that in fashion week like kasten broom is one of the figureheads of. germany's first model agency that has disabled models on its books. be agency was founded by sabina bella from hamburg i found it exciting to start this agency because i see a lot of potential there and they such great athletes and is just such a peripheral area you sometimes don't even notice it i think it's really important to represented here. today she's meeting a basketball player who is confined to a wheelchair. thirty one year old ruben i'll burst was recommended to be not by his coach who thinks he'd make a great model. oh not robin sent me such grace application photos so well thought out i really like them tard boy. like any other potential model ruben has to be convincing because the charisma and allure are important as is his mobility the models must be able to travel to the shootings on their own and also be able to cope with the conditions on set. it's past the overall picture if it's the physicality the body tension or the mobility he's agi

work out with objects in your broom closet.medies, treat colds with items from the kitchen cupboard. >> welcome to a new episode of "in good shape." my name is carsten lekutat. did you recognize me? i don't. that's ok. it is many years and many kilos ago. we are having a celebration. the 10th anniversary. we are celebrating this together with you. we ask you to send us your most favorite home remedy and you did. today, we will tell you who the winner is. before, i will have a talk with professor andreas michalsen.

brooms couldn't so certainly intriguing but can the system really help coop did soon once those seeds. of the sea weed marine biotechnology love at the university of connecticut stem food instead of just the school system. this is proper science what's going on in here so we have a lot of the caliph might not be any really right here people. go to simona it's leading research in some calls so estuaries like long island sound we have a lot of nutrient runoff so from fertilizer or from wastewater treatment plants a lot of those nutrients get concentrated into the water and then they can cause problems like harmful algal blooms or you know hypoxic conditions and so by growing seaweed us in addition to shellfish. take some of those nutrients and clean up the waters and the hypoxic that's a lawsuit so right yes exactly which is not good for or for exactly. simone is going to show me how they use killed to both monitor and clean the waters in the sand so the first thing we're going to do is we're going to take some of those harvested cows that we pulled off the long lines they were going to

with the public you say is not really well known that is not always a bad thing i suppose new brew broom sweeps clean all that kind of stuff there was a bit of scandal over his c.v. this week is that making any marketing dent against his a public appeal or not. well there was a bit more than a scandal on the seat being on mars. and bell extended was clearly trying to just own just given his c.v. sort of an international perspective that he lacks but that's understandable is this lawyer and a professor of civil law right so you would not expect a professor of civil law to have him and the amount of international contests so he had to embellish the c.v. so that was clearly a little bit of a problem with the it's almost forgotten you know days when he has he says he may have only attended a course is there over to america whatever and one german officials accuse conti of was laying with fire by criticizing me this is where i want to go next how is this going to go down in brussels he's not a big fan of the euro is a. well the real trouble will be palpable cell phone and web very well known

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forming a government but can no concrete details as yet today least seen here leaving a hotel in broome has been trying to put together a democratic government to lead the country to elections he's expected to meet president said joe. foreman talks. keeping track of these developments is to visit she joins me now from rome any idea what call today means when it talks about new possibilities. new possibilities that are in fact old possibilities that's what he means because you tell your media largely say that culturally is ready to give up to sort of form this caretaker government however the old partners the leg and the chin cristela the five star movement they said you know why don't we revive our marriage why don't we try again we didn't quite get divorced so let's just have a fresh start so it seems that they are no back in negotiations now will hold that is going to look like and what the outcome of that can possibly be is completely open but will they offer up to get in the finance minister who brought down because last time do they have fresh personnel in mind what's happening beh

chris broome was well behind, and looks out of the race, now.scottish premiership play—off final. we will have more free at around 5:30pm. the bbc understands that chelsea football club‘s owner roman abramovich has experienced delays in renewing his visa for the uk. the russian billionaire didn‘t attend yesterday‘s fa cup final at wembley when chelsea beat manchester united. his office said it doesn‘t discuss personal matters with the media. but a source close to mr abramovich suggested he was in the process of renewing his visa and said it was taking a little longer than usual. reports suggest his visa expired last month. the family of a 17—year—old accused of shooting dead ten people at a school in the us state of texas have expressed shock and confusion about what happened. the parents of dimitrios pagourtzis said he had been a smart, quiet boy and that they, too, wanted answers. gary o‘donoghue reports from texas. 2a hours on, parents and teachers were allowed back to the scene of the shooting to collect their cars, as the police continued t

separate church and state here anyway what happened to that how many how my and my friends write our brooms out to our coven meetings as i live it is not a matter of them and i. say it again and you know it does seem a little much to me because i think i think again that's one of those issues in the media where it's being blown up in the media that there's a religious war but there really isn't at the end of the day not when you're there on the ground we'd like to think not we'd like to think not you know i would hope i would think that you know people are generally respectful of each other we know the best. it will happen all the time but i do think this will those issues that the media likes to explore this i think there are a lot of us thing yes and it's just out of control they pick an issue any issue no minds are being changed any more we don't want information we want affirmation that's a great point right there at the very very well that is one of those things that we all need that we're very meeting society now i mean really we need people to tell us we got enough we need to know we

yet here he is in a broom closet.hanical designer on the business end of a mop. in 2014, maury suffered a stroke. or something like it. doctors aren't quite sure. the result was clear. a major loss of cognitive function. maury says it was humbling and humiliating. but he knew if heave wanted to keep on living. he had to keep on working. >> he originally took this job for the exercise. but over the last few months he has become an integral part of the school community. >> i just love it. they're happy to see me. i've am happy to see them. >> i have gotten to care very much for them. off awe thank you, guys. >> the students clearly feel the same. in fact maury says they even say i love you. >> just hearing that makes, makes all the difference to me. >> nobody ever said that at nasa? >> no, not that i can remember. ha-ha. >> which leads me to the most astonishing part of the story. >> oh, gosh. >> of after that. i asked, maury. >> hi, guys. >> what if by some miracle he got his mind back and could go back to his old job.

in broome dennis told paddy power about his agreement with kim jong un to put on a basketball game in north korea and paddy power jumped at the chance to get involved. that brings us to the news conference when the game was revealed to the world dennis is painting the trip as a way to bridge the gap between north korea and the united states now. now that might sound like a pipe dream but it's exactly what happened in the one nine hundred seventy s. when a team of u.s. ping pong players traveled to china. to visit ease tensions between the two nations and two years later richard nixon paid his own visit to the communist state. forty years on could pave the way for the current u.s. government to visit north korea it would be a long shot given the country's rocky relationship need a quick refresh well as recently as nine hundred ninety four the united states and north korea were on the brink of a war after falling out over north korea's nuclear ambitions. president bill clinton ever the chairman sent his previous i said jimmy carter on a diplomatic mission and kim il sung agreed to put n

want to see sanitation works the rain was so bad and they got back into the back of the truck and a broomve and compacted them and killed them >> the situation in memphis was local. that sense they were desperate led them to accept the conditions until they got to be intolerable and then they went on strike. >> the garbage collectors predominately negr want higher pay. >> public employees cannot strike. i suggest you go back to work. >> police used riot control gas and night stick its to break up a disturbance against the striking garbageman. >> over a thousand of us weres maced and marched up here. it was broken up. that became the cry essentially for the entire negro community to say the fight was on. >> i saw the strike as part of the emerging movement of non-violence in the united states. and that's the way king saw it as well. >> the vast majority of negros in our country are still perishing on a lonely island of poverty in a vast ocean of material prosperity. it is criminal to have people working a full-time job getting part time income. >> i think king was ipired by that movement.

boston celtics beat the 76ers as celtics let their brooms at the hotel. philly stays alive.mes to one. after four seasons in detroit, thin candy out as head coach of the pistons and head of basketball operations. the team missed the playoffs each of the last two seasons. one and nine record playoff series versus the pittsburgh penguins. washington capitals at the sudden death overtime against the two-time defending cup champions at the chance to end. [cheers and applause] moving on in. the capitals. >> rock in the red good first time in 19 years. they will face off against the tampa bay lightning. nationals beat winnipeg and a in seven. houston astro reprint must say. george springer to go six for six in a nine inning game. for singles, doubles. founding family of nascar reportedly working with goldman sachs to make a potential sale of the primary business. according to reuters, this is in the early stages of exploration. the family has owned nascar since they founded in 1948. alex rodriguez, jay lo impressing the crowds. but did you see tom brady and his wife come his wife,

democratseen younger just taking a broom and hoping they could keep hillary clinton out of the public field. and we have heard in the past and her argument is known that a certainents contingent of democratic voters, and she is going to keep speaking out on issues of women's equality which she considers to be children she has fought for. host: and there are still cause for these kind of investigations on capitol hill. guest: correct. i think we will continue to hear them called for, whether or not those investigations are taking seriously or produce any serious outcomes. that remains to be seen. guest: definitely motivates republican voters. host: definitely. on the democratic line, lawrence, go ahead. caller: yes, good morning. my question, going back to the last caller and the lady previous from that, the question asked of the lady -- and i would yourto ask the ladies, response -- is it a political response or is it a moral response? because it appears to me that men and women should both be saysy upset when a man that he has the right or he could do what trump said he would do to w

the rain was so terrible that they got into the back of this barrel trash truck, and a broom fell onhe garbage and killed them. the situation in memphis was local. that sense that they were desperate led them to accept these conditionings until they just got to be intolerable, and then they went on strike. >> the garbage collectors, predominantly negro, want higher pay and recognition. >> public employees cannot strike against their employer. i suggest that you go back to work. >> no! >> police used riot control gas and night sticks to break up a disturbance among a group of striking garbage men. >> over a thousand of us were maced and marched from the beginning of that corner up to here, was broken up. that became the cry essentially for the entire negro community to say, the fight was on. >> i saw that strike as another part of the emerging movement of non-violence in the united states. and that's the way king saw it as well. >> the vast majority of negros in our country are still perishing on a lonely island of poverty in the middle of a vast ocean of material prosperity. and it i

what are the brooms?e trying to clean up the path and they are showering flowers. now i mean, it's beautiful. it's like spiritual and determined at the same time, you know. with everything going, i feel like i'm in the middle of a dream. i keep seeing things i'm not expecting to see. >> now you're being showered with flowers. >> oh, yeah. >> when i left, i was still shocked that i hadn't heard of this parade before but also, i was a little afraid of what happens if too many non-sikhs hear about it. are we ready to handle so many people that look different from how we define america and a religion that has equity baked into it? are we readily to regularly and truly talk about love, piece and oneness. that much access to free food?e i hope the rest of us can because the sikhs i met are ready and the values they believe in match up well with what this country is supposeed to believe in. are you ready? i know i am. i got my head scarf picked out for next year. ♪ ♪ >>> when i was a kid, there were two countrie

. >> what are the brooms? >> the scripture is coming, and they're trying to clean up the path. >> i mean, it's beautiful. it's like spiritual and determined at the same time, you know? with everything going, i kind of feel like i'm in the middle of a dream. i keep seeing things i'm not expecting to see. >> a shower of flowers. >> oh, yeah. >> when i left, i was still shocked that i hadn't heard of this parade before. but also i was a little bit afraid of what happens if too many non-sikhs do hear inter. as a nation, are we ready to handle so many people who look so different from how many of us define an american? are we really ready for a religion that has equity baked into it? are we ready to regularly and truly talk about love, peace and oneness outside of memes and beatle songs? on basic level, can we handle that much access to free food? i hope the rest of us can, because the sikh is met in yuba city are ready, and that values they believe in match up well with what this country is supposed to believe in. are you ready? i know i am. i've already got my head scarf picked ou

i had two kids younger than me, they each hold the broom handle and we put the wreath on that. i remember one time i persuaded a jewish man to put a wreath in every window. he brought 8 wreaths for me for every window of his house. you know, the guy that ran the liquor store, lovely man. i made a deal. he hire made for 50 cents a night to take the boxes that the liquor came in to where the garbage man picked them up. i found out you could sell them. i said don't pay me, let me break them down and stack them up on your back porch. when i was getting ready to go to college i was walking paths store one day and he said i want to see you. he said are you going to college? i said yes, i am. he had an envelope -- he put a dollar bill in every week. he says i hope this helps you in college. he put away the buck a week he was paying me that he didn't have to pay me. i am anything but a self-made man. there are a lot of self-made people out there -- maria: you are saying people helped you. >> hundreds. i worked my butt off. maria: take to us your professional life. you were at nyu busin

[ laughter ] then when they pronounced the man and wife, and they did not jump the broom, i was likehis is not a black wedding. [ laughter ] but then they rode away in that carriage, and i was like where have i seen this before? oh yeah right. [ laughter ] i guess it was a black wedding. [ applause ] yay! oh my god yall. it was beautiful. so now we have a black princess -- i mean two black princesses, and then -- then seth was like, how are you going to end tonight's segment, and i was like, what if we make it a black wedding? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this has been "amber says what royal wedding edition." ♪ ♪ stand by me ooh stand by me stand by me ♪ ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >> seth: give it up for amber ruffin, everybody. [ applause ] so -- so i have a quick story for you about my 2-year-old. this is -- i used to have a cartoon on hulu, and this was a action figure of my character that i was the voice of. so it's an action figure of me, which means this isn't my only one. i had another one in my office, and my wife every now and then would facetime because my 2-year-old wanted t

and -- >> you mean with the sweeper, the broom and everything? >> yes, he's curling on the ice.o this episode because congress is out of town we decided to go across the country and get a sense of, you know, how the trump factor is playing in races around the country. went to wisconsin, utah, florida, georgia, and now i'm in texas for the nra convention and trump's speech tomorrow. but what's fascinating is mitt romney is a great example on the -- of trump's impact on a lot of republicans. as you mentioned earlier, the republicans in congress that have kind of bent to trump's will. romney's one of them. because he was, as you recall, he lit up donald trump in one of the toughest speeches i've ever seen by anybody, you know, a year and a half ago. now suddenly he's running for the senate again and he's really changed his tune because he knows that it's donald trump's republican party now. if he wants to get elected, he's gotta kiss the ring. there's campaign romney and governing romney. and i still think there's great potential for governing romney. but as long as you're running

we've got folks out there with brooms working on getting all that debris out of the roadway and hopefullyning up very soon. initially they said about 5:30. obviously we're closer to 6:00 right now. another traffic update in a few minutes. >> they're making progress. san francisco is now offering a discount to some people who have had their cars towed. but first, another discount, the new offer to sweeten the deal for some whole foods cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicious cholula hot sauce and crispy jalapenos on a signature bun. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. made with delicious cholula hot sauce,ack. crispy jalapenos and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. yep, this is my third one today. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. only at jack in the box. >>> let's take a look at the calendar so far this month. san francisco as an example, the red is above average

and a broom fell and hit a lever and compacted them, literally crushed them. that's the origins of "i am a man," meaning they picked that slogan because the whole strike wasit was economic, but it was also just essential dignity. they were being crushed like the garbage that they were picking up, and nobody cared. amy goodman: so they carried these signs that said "i am a man." taylor branch: they carried these signs. and the person that was leading the demonstrations, jim lawson, was one of dr. king's old mentors in nonviolence. and he calls him and says, "martin, can you come?" and so, that's where thetrey did most of the interviews about memphis, but that's where it was. he said, "i have to go to memphis. if we dodon't answer thisyes, is a diversion, but it's fromom jim lawson, and if these people don't personify what the poor people's campaign is going to be about, nobody does." so he once again drags his staff to memphis as a diversion from poor people's campaign. trey ellis: yeah, i think it's amy goodman: so, trey, take it from there. trey ellis: well,

. >> broom. >> the fricking wind. much like beyonce, i love the wind. oh, no. hold on. ready?y. i have never been more ready in my life. >> it was the -- >> it was the procession. let her read -- i'm going to throw you off this balcony. >> thousands of people lined up to catch a glimpse and shout their congratulations. >> including us. >> you know it. >> meagan! . we love you. >> katy tur and i -- we believe we got the first wave from the royal couple. >> we got that wave. let me tell you something i'm sure that she looked up on that balcony and she said my best friends stephanie ruhle and katy tur, why are they not partying with us tonight. then i'm sure she sent an invitation to her hotels but for some reason we never got them. those were the outtakes from the end of the show where stephanie and i were trying to do two quick two minute reads. we couldn't even read the prompter after seven hours of coverage. >> i spent a lovely afternoon at the british embassy. they hosted a wonderful celebration of the union of our two countries. i will say, that did capture molly shannon an

means -- you will find cases where there the prisoners to struck the guard using an assault weapon, a broom. generically, that's plain english. rifle wasssault invented by not to germany -- by not see germany -- by nazi germany. that came to mean and refer to the ak-47, developed by kalashnikov. of these types of military equipment, full auto means if you pull the trigger it empties the magazine. it continues to fire by a single pull of the trigger automatically. it goes on and on like that until you have no more ammo. whereas a semiautomatic means a firearm that you have to pull the trigger for every shot. the way the propaganda term came was when the first groups they wanted to ban rifle started dealing with that issue, as , they saidhandguns why don't we call them assault weapons, these semi automatic rifles we want to ban? that confusing to the public and favorable for us, because it makes them think beats that think these are machine guns we are talking about. we end up with california and new york state. it was a federal law on assault weapons. there was a study done and showed that i

collective memories of the greatest moments we have known on this city on a hill in jerusalem enjoy a broom past the greatest test of faith and the right to be the father of our nation in jerusalem king david established our capital three thousand years ago in jerusalem king solomon built our temple which stood for many centuries in jewels from them jewish exiles from babylon rebuild the temple which stood for many more centuries in jerusalem the maccabees rededicated that temple and restored jewish sovereignty in this land. and it was here in jerusalem some two thousand years later that the soldiers of israel spoke three immortal words a bite be done that temple mount is in our hands. words that lifted the spirit of the entire nation we are in jerusalem and we are here to state the the over the air here in jerusalem protected by the brave soldiers of the army of israel led by our chief of staff god eyes and cause and our brave soldiers our brave soldier of protecting the borders of israel as we speak today we salute them all the old and the members of our security forces the shin bet and t