. >> this is lieutenant childers grave site in wyoming. >> reporr: lieutenant shane childers, the firsteutenant childers was in our battalion, alpha company, happened about 400 meters to my right during the morning of the invasion of iraq. you know, personally, that left an endearing mark in my life. when i was in colorado i made a decision to drive up north to wyoming where he laid to rest. >> reporter: some of the gravers he visited were of those who lost the war with himself. >> sometimes you get emotional. >> reporter: one took his own life in 2008. >> as marines, we're not supposed to quit and i felt like, you know, he turned his back on us but i can't put myself in his shoes and i can't say let that bring me the reason why the gw grad left his job in i.t. sales last year to embark on his three month odyssey. >> it felt me with purpose and filled me with an understanding that, you know, i might be looking for help and searching for meaning and purpose, but other guys are searching for it, too. >> reporter: something for all of us to think about this veterans day. in falls church, v

it needs to get rowdier and a little childer.'s happening, but -- >> reporter: this is what happens when your best tooe is nine inches taller and you don't care because you love her so darn much. nicole in a silver gun metal dress and reese in a black oscar de la renta with gold fring. on stage, we found out thing about nicole. those heels were literally killer. >> i took my shoes off. >> she drinks cappuccino. sprinkles hot chocolate on top and eats it. it's very bizarre. >> wow. >> reporter: a bond that goes back 15 years, they're giving us one more reason to hope the season two comes true. >> i love you so much. you're wonderful. >> reese, simply put, to know you is to love you, baby. thank you so much, whoo! >> it was a lovely moment. another moment, hey, did you forget something adam sandler? what he did when e realized his fly was down that wins the day. >> oh, my. >> he usually wears sweats. he never dresses up. >>> plus, proud papas kevin hart and dwayne johnson open up about their kids. what has the "jumanji" stars butti

olympic chiefs dismissed media claims this premise childer that the russian national anthem will be banned the upcoming winter games. also revelations about the offshore tax avoidance and money making scheme of the super rich become a gold mine for the media many publications rooting out and focusing on links to russia plus nato is set to agree on increasing troop numbers for training missions in afghanistan the move would boost the number of its personnel to sixteen thousand . welcome you're watching r.t. this tuesday evening which just turned eight o'clock here in moscow now our top story this hour the international olympics committee has dismissed reports that the russian national anthem could be banned from the twenty eighteen winter olympics the claim was made in the new york times ahead of the i.o.c. to sit in on what action to take against russia for alleged state sponsored doping charlotte dubinsky reports now from the limbic headquarters in switzerland. well the article by the new york times suggests unnamed sources from the international olympic committee have said that they are

a little bit childer than this morning.he wake up tomorrow morning with that cloud cover but it's pretty quiet other than isolated areas of drizzle near the coast. as we head towards the end of the morning commute you can see pockets of light rain develop across the north bay. we will just have scattered rains, scattered sprinkles up until 4:00 with some light to moderate rain moves into the north bay. it's going to try to push into the heart of the bay by about 7:00, but it really just takes its time and by 4:00 in the morning still in the bay and into the south bay, dropping light to moderate. by 7:00 it's just in the south bay. by the end of thursday's morning commute it's over and we're left with scattered light showers for the rest of the day. we wake up at 7:00, you can see ukiah is a little bit wet. by the time we get to the evening commute wednesday the north bay will be wet so slick streets there. when we wake up thursday morning all of us are going to have to contend with wet conditions. my accuweather seven-day f

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i'm jackie ibaÑez in for heather childers.east 26 people are dead, the victims ranging in age from just 5 year's old to just 72. the gunman dressed in black tactical gear, police now digging into his troubled past. let's get live outside the first baptist church in springfield, texas. >> right now it is eerly quiet. now the only sound are of generators, investigators are pouring over clues to try to explain why this individual committed this horrific act killing so many people. last night a vigil was held for the victims killed by 23-year-old deafen patrick kelly. authorities say kelly was dressed in black tactical gear when he arrived about 16 hours ago. the news conference last night, officials say he crossed the street to the church and began firing rifle. kelly was in the air force until about 2014 but he was court marshaled in 2012 for assaulting his wife and child and received a bad conduct discharge from the air force. kelly also worked as security guard for a texas water park this past summer according to resume on nam

i just told you that half the adults in this room have at least one adverse childers childhood -- experience, statistically speaking. one positive adult interaction can help mitigate those adverse childhood experiences. one police officer. one schoolteacher. one prosecutor. one legislator. one person working at the overcomean help them those adverse childhood experiences and really turn things around. to finish off by saying that the only way we are going to do this is together. i learned that working in scott county. folks give me credit for starting this service program, the syringe service program down there. i had an hiv epidemic. i am a public health advocate. who do you think i called first to solve the hiv epidemic? people say did you call your doctor friends, your public health friends? i called the sheriff. if we don't have law enforcement on our side, we are not going to get policies in place. if they are waiting to arrest they are coming into a syringe service or coming out, we are not going to get people into a syringe service program. i called the local pastor. they are the folk

i'm todd for heather childers. threatening to stop the bill in its tracks.ff jenkins joins us live from washington, d.c., griff, what can we expect this week? >> we can expect crunch time, todd, top tax reform, the president tweeting his members return to capitol today, back in dc, big week for tax cuts, many other things of great importance, senate republicans hopefully come through, a tax bill is getting better and better, the end result will be great for all, the senate hopes to vote on a bill later this week, at least six senators are on the fence for a variety of reasons ranging from increasing debt to repealing obamacare mandate to unfair favoring small -- corporations than small businesses. >> we have remembers who are expressing legitimate concerns and we are certainly open to those and have open process in the floor of the united states senate where people can offer amendments, those amendments can get debated and voted on. >> democrats hold out for a fix at what's known as daca program, something republican senator lindsey graham says he's open to.

i'm rob schmitt in today for heather childers. happy thanksgiving to you as well.rump remaining focused on tax reform, garrett tenney joining us live from washington, d.c. with more on the president's promise to get it passed and now we await the big senate vote. hey, garrett. >> hey, rob. of the senate is set to vote on tax vote. over the next few days the president will be plenty busy working the phones to make sure he can do everything possible to make sure this passes. on thanksgiving, the president did take a bit of break from working those phones. he and the first lady visited a station in florida to deliver lunch to the men and women on duty for the holiday. he singled out the coast guard and thanked them for their hard work and service responding to the number of hurricanes that have slammed the u.s. this year. earlier in the day, in his thanksgiving address, the president also touted the growth of the u.s. economy. >> our country is doing very well. our stock market has hit a new all-time high. unemployment is at a 17-year low. we've created $5.5 trillion

. >> reporter: throughout his journey, wade says he also experienced a great sense of loss childers.out 400-meters to my right during the morning of the invasion. personally that left unendanendearing mark in my lif. when i was in colorado i made the decision to drive up north to drive to wyoming where he was laid to rest. >> reporter: some of the graves he visited were of friends who lost the war with themselves. >> you get angry and you don't know how to express those emotions. >> reporter: one of his marine friends from erie pennsylvania took his own life in 2008. >> as marines, you're not supposed to quit and i felt like, you know, he turned his back on us, but i can't put myself in his shoes and i can't let that bring me down. >> reporter: that's part of the reason why the gw gr last year to embark on his three month odyssey. >> it felt me with purpose and filled me with an understanding that, you know, i might be looking for help and searching for meaning and purpose but other guys are searching for it, too. >> reporter: something for all of us to think about this veterans day.

. >> this is lieutenant childers. >> lieutenant childers the first. >> reporter: it happened during theeft an endearing mark in my life and when i was in colorado i made the decision to drive up north to wyoming where he was laid to rest. >> some of the graves he visited were of friends who lost the war with themselves. >> reporter: you get angry, you get upset. you don't know how to express those >> one of his marine friends from erie, pennsylvania, took his own life in 2008. >> reporter: as marines, we're not supposed to quit and i let like, you know, he turned his back on us but i can't put myself in his shoes. >> that's part of the reason why the gw grad left his job in i.t. sales last year to embark on his three month odyssey. >> reporter: it felt me with purpose and filled me with an understanding that, you know, i might be looking for help and searching for meaning and purpose but other guys are searching for it, too. >> something for all of us to think about this veterans day. in falls church, virginia, bob barnard, fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> we also have bob's story that you just

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. >> lieutenant childers was in our batallion alpha company happened about 400-meters to my right duringmy life, and when i i was in colorado i made the decision to dry up north to wycomb wrack he was laid to rest. >> reporter: some of the graves he visited were of friends who lost the war with themselves. >> you get angry. you get upset. you don't know how to express those emotion. >> reporter: one of his marine friends from erie, pennsylvania, took his own life in 2008. >> as marines, we're not supposed to quit, and i felt like, you know, he turn his back on us. but i can put myself in his shoes and i can't let that bring me down. >> reporter: that's part of the reason his job it sales last year to embark on his three-month odyssey. >> he filled me with purpose and filled me with an understanding that i might be looking for help and searching for meaning and purpose, but other guys are searching for it, too. >> reporter: something for all of us to think about this veterans day. >> wade says he's taking up meditation recently as another way to help ease some of his lingering pains. guys