however, if faced with courage, need not be lived again."s and gentlemen, we are not here to unlive history. we are here to honor those whose courage made history and is going to inspire generations of americans to come. so i say to you, even as you struggle with this strategy, even as we grapple with the profound loss and devastating grief, we can look up at the heavens and think of those heroes and know, and know with certitude that there is not a single solitary tragedy that american not overcome. there is not a single moment of hardship that cannot be transformed into one of national strength. the seeds of doubt planted by those who wish to harm us, who instead grow into flowering meadows like this one where we stand today, for they cannot, they cannot defeat the american spirit. we know this with certainty. we know it with certainty because it's the history of the journey of this country at every stage of our history. as president clinton used to know, my mother used to say, courage lies in every heart. and she would go on to say, and t

however, if faced with courage need not be lived again. ladies and gentlemen, we're not here to unlive history. we're here to honor those whose courage made history and is going to inspire generations of americans to come. so, i say to you, even as we struggle with this tragedy, even as we grapple with the profound loss and devastating grief we can look up at the heavens and think of those heroes and know, and know with certitude that there's not a single, solitary tragedy that america cannot overcome. there is not a single moment of hardship that cannot be transformed into one of national strength. the seeds of doubt planted by those who wish to harm us, who instead grow into flowering meadows like this one where we stand today, for they cannot, they cannot defeat the american spir spirit. we know this with certainty. we know it with certainty because it's a history of this journey of this country at every stage of our history. [applaus [applause] >> as president clinton used to know, my mother used to say, courage flies in every heart. a

to build a living memorial to their courage and sacrifice. we have a duty to find common purpose as a nation. in the days after 9/11, the response came like the single hand over a single heart. the members of congress from both sides of the aisle gathered on the steps of the capitol and sang "god bless america." neighbors reached out to neighbors of all backgrounds and beliefs. and they'd been tested by national disaster, economic turmoil, anxieties and challenges here at home and abroad. there had been spirited debates along the way. the essence of democracy. but americans have never been defined by our disagreements. whatever challenges we face today and in the future, we must never lose faith in our ability to meet them together. we must never allow our differences to harden into divisions. second, we have a duty to remain engaged in the world. 9/11 proved that the conditions in the country on the other side of the world can have an impact on our own streets. it may be tempting to think it doesn't matter what happens to a villager in afgha

my mother used to say courage lies in every heart. to say and the expectation is that, joey, one day it will be summoned. courage lies in every heart. and one day it will be summoned. on september 11th, 2001 at 9:57 a.m., it was summoned. and 40 incredible men and women answered the call. they gave their lives, and in doing so gave this country a new life. we owe them, we owe you. a debt we can never repay. thank you all. thank you family members. and may god bless you and may god protect our troops. [ applause ] >> vice president joe biden along with former president george bush and bill clinton commemorating this flight 93 memorial dedication. also just moments ago, the unveiling of the wall of names, 40 names etched there. there's the wall right there. etched representing those aboard flight 93. >>> our john king is also there in shanksville, pennsylvania. and as we go to john momentarily, you're also going to hear the music of sarah mclaughlin. all right. john, this is a very poignant bringing together of three administrations all

well rather than courage it was still in hiding from the police the phrase rather than courage it street was written on the house ways lived. and after the rest of rap. a growing number of images of him might be seen appearing on the streets of belgrade. the martini germany's high work throws out a claim challenging the legality of bailouts meaning berlin will continue propping up europe's creaking caught in the. devastation in new delhi at least ten people have been killed and over sixty injured by a bomb blast through the city's high court if pakistan based terror group has already claimed responsibility. last calls for independence from the u.k. grow louder in wales where nationalist fervor is coupled with a desire to have control over its own economy. and the minister now i have a third annual global policy forum here and you're a small we're today's focus is security and multiculturalism join me later in the program for more details. just after two pm here in the russian capital you're watching r t germany's constitutional court has ruled that eurozone bailouts can.

or rather than courage a true still in hiding from the police the phrase rather than courage it street was written on the house ways lived. and after the rest of rap come let each a growing number of images of him might be seen appearing on the streets of belgrade. first. i passed. a nation of free accreditation free comes for charges free. arrangement free risk free stews child free. download free blogs just plug in video for your media projects a free meal john darche john tom. more news today in harlem says once a game flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of.

it's incredible courage. and what happened then? i don't think it takes a lot of courage. it just takes chutzpah. i--he turned me down. but the good thing was that shortly thereafter, the president, who was lyndon baines johnson at the time, did ask me to dance. and what kind of a dancer was l.b.j.? he was a terrific dancer. you mentioned that you had to fight down the temptation to share your views on the vietnam war. you bet. i was marching against the war and playing in a wonderful play called, oh, what a lovely war-- very anti-war sentiment-- at arena stage at the time. l.b.j. was pariah to those of us who were against the war, and there i was dancing with him. and i thought, "now's my chance to tell him." and then i thought, "it's not the time." this poor man needs a little relaxation. besides, he fox-trots very well. [laughing] if he'd been a poor dancer, you would have let him know your view? [laughs] you bet. i-i was-- on the other topic of courage, another early example in your career came in a scene from the great white hope, where--by today's standards would not

i thank you for your courage in showing us the way. we were sitting here yesterday when vice president biden was speaking. i do not know how many of you noticed this, but a little butterfly came up and landed on the flowers and then it's sort of floated off. i watched the president and mrs. bush watching it, too. i thought to myself, that is exactly where we are. it is just a field. it was always a field until september 11, 2001, when it became a field of honor. thank you very much. [applause] >> good morning. i want to say publicly, that was very well done. i appreciate your words. it is an honor for me to be here again, to be back in shanksville, back with the families. i want to say a word about yesterday. i thought it was an absolutely wonderful, moving, fitting ceremony to dedicate this memorial to the heroes of flight 93. the speeches were powerful. president clinton, president bush, and vice president biden really hit the mark in their speeches yesterday. i think all americans can be proud of what we have been able to accomplish

ball rather than courage it was still in hiding from the police the phrase rather than courage it straight was written on the house where he lived. and after the rest of ratko a growing number of images of him might be seen pairing on the streets of belgrade . anger out austerity plan spills into the streets of italy and spain with governments preparing to tighten belts even further to calm the markets and save the faltering europe. calls for independence from the u.k. grow louder in wales where high nationalist sentiment is coupled with a desire to have control over its own economy. nine people dead and dozens injured in a bomb blast near a high court in new delhi this is a live look at the scene we'll have more. nominees for now at the third annual global policy forum hearing where today's focus is security and multiculturalism join me later in the program for more of the time. ten am in moscow i'm good to have you with us here on our t.v. our top story hundreds of thousands of people in italy have protested the government's fresh austerity measures announced.

expectation is that one day courage will be summoned. courage lies in every part.ed. on september 11, 2001 it was summoned. 40 incredible men and women answered the call. they gave their lives and in doing so, gave this country a new one. we owe them. we owe you. it is said that -- it is a debt that can never be repaid. thank you all. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. [applause] ♪ [piano music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ in the arms of an angel fly away from here ♪ ♪ in the arms of an angel fly from here ♪ ♪ it makes no difference escaping one last time it's easier to believe in this week madness -- sweet madness on this glorious sadness that brings me to my knees ♪ ♪ in the arms of the angel fly away from here ♪ ♪ from this dark cold hotel room and the end lawlessness -- endlessness that you fear ♪ ♪ you are pulled from the wreckage of your silent reverie your in the arms of the angel made you find some comfort here -- may you find some comfort here ♪ ♪ you are in the arms of the angel may you find some comfort here ♪ [applause] [applause] >> please remain stan

well rather than courage a true still in hiding from the police the phrase rather than courage it street was written on the house ways lived. and after the rest of ratko adage a growing number of images of him might be seen clearing on the streets of belgrade. well to stop stories to gathering agrees the moral substance take place across the world is ice hockey community remembers the forty three victims of the plane crash in central russia devotionals ceremony has also been held at the stadium in batteries where the team was supposed to be made the season's opening. world involved is said to unveil his new jobs not before congress sure we can see right now a night pictures from washington this comes amid reports showing zero growth in the job market in the world's largest economy showing pictures to you right now. also the british government traces of legal action as dumb to demand a new inquiry into the death of oms inspector david kay made who was the first to reveal britain's move beyond no weapons of mass destruction head of the us led invasion in two thousand and three. on tension

my mom used to say, the courage, -- the courage allies in every man's heart, and her expectation wasoned from the hearts of the thousands of people who work here to save hundreds. it was summoned in the hearts of all those first responders who answered the call. for courage lies deepest in and beats the loudest in the heart of americans. don't forget it. we will not forget him. may god bless you all. may god bless america most of all. may god protect our troops. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please direct your attention to the pentagon memorial. at this time 184 service members from the united states army, united states marine corps, united states navy, united states air force, and united states coast guard will pay special tribute to the lives lost at the pentagon and on american airlines flight 77 on september 11, 2001, by laying every that each individual memorial. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

courage openly appeared on the streets and even found employment. he often went shopping and frequented the new the cool cafe near his house where he spent time sitting amongst pictures of himself and wrote come luggage. full of freedom for a courage. today serving patriots regarded as cafe as a veritable mecca. to young people are taken on a going to tour. the cafes owner and he sure read it was on friendly terms with both courage which sounded much. distributors to kurdish and record low bitch of all this wish them a fair trial early release because they're not guilty of what their shows with israel i hope they can join us here soon as possible and we can drink together. rather than carry this was on a wanted list for twelve years before he was arrested and extradited to the hague in two thousand and eight. nottage was in hiding for fifteen years serbian police arrested him on may twenty sixth two thousand and eleven. redken lightish could have stayed in hiding much longer had he not used a cell phone and had he not been in touch with relatives ev

full of freedom for a courage. today serbian patriots regard this cafe as a veritable mecca. ok young people it's a can on a going to tour. a cafe zona me charette it was on friendly terms with those carried it around not a. word of this trinkets kurdish and raw courage for the world let's wish them a fair trial an early release because they are not guilty of what they're charged with i hope that they can join us here soon as possible and we can bring together. rather than carrots was on a wanted list for twelve years before he was arrested and extradited to the hague in two thousand and eight. refco nottage was in hiding for fifteen years serbian police arrested him on may twenty sixth two thousand and eleven. redken ladish could have stayed in hiding much longer had he not used a cell phone and had he not been in touch with relatives even distant ones that's when you are cut off from all sources of financing you have to turn to people you know given you the trouble though is that they may already be under surveillance that's how you get because. the police are in no hurry t

give them strength to continue their lives with courage and hope.indful of those who suffered death, injury, and loss. on the same day in the pentagon and in shanksville, pennsylvania. our hearts are one with theirs. bring your peace to our by low world, to the hearts of all men and women, and among the nations of this earth. turn to your way of love those whose hearts and minds are consumed with hatred. god of understanding, overwhelmed by the magnitude of this tragedy, we seek your light and guidance as we confront such terrible events. grant that those whose lives worse. it may live so that the lives lost year may not have been lost in vain -- whose lives were lost may lives of the allies lost -- the lives lost may not have been lost in vain. let true peace and love rain in the hearts of all. amen. >> thank you, father. we're honored today to have dignitaries with us that i would like to acknowledge. i would like to knowledge congresswoman nancy pelosi. she has joined us. she is needed back in d.c. for the 9/11 celebration. she wanted to take tim

the serbs called the republic serbska rather than courage previously a practicing psychiatry first became leader of the serbs as well as president he was also formally known as the commander in chief. rather than courage didn't have the right skills to command troops he had a thoroughly humanitarian frame of mind because of his character in occupation war running a parliamentary public service good took that into account when it elected retcon luggage the army's chief of staff. the president and the chief of staff for public service had an uneasy relationship the two men played according to their own rules. then thought in under pressure by the international community card has signed a plan to divide both mia between muslims and serbs america and europe had guaranteed peace and all sides involved had promised to lay down their arms if the plan was signed but not it showed a map to members of parliament making clear what the serbs with louis was divided in that way in the pretty madam as a result parliament refused to ratify the plan it turned it down as it were courage had to renounce his

drink a toast to kurdish and run courage let's wish them a fair trial an early release because they are not guilty of what their shots will i hope that they can join us here soon as possible and we can bring together. rather than carrot it was on a wanted list for twelve years before he was arrested in extradited to the hague in two thousand and eight. not it was in hiding for fifteen years serbian police arrested him on may twenty sixth two thousand and eleven. could have stayed in hiding much longer had he not used a cell phone and had he not been in touch with relatives even distant ones when you're cut off from all sources of financing you have to turn to people you know given you the trouble though is that they may already be under surveillance that's how you get caught. the police are in no hurry to disclose the details of how he was able to evade arrest for fifteen years. to the press claim he frequented his brother in law's house in the village of loss of many times. was in the room behind the second window he saw in her arrival of the police told me what i was supposed to do du

not much more moral courage of there. [laughter] where ordinary citizens who have to claim that power to start those conversations. >> fact is what tonight is about. >> the gentlemen and of bread raised his hand. >> thank you for all the work you have been doing. you take the story of the muslim teen-agers in america that they cannot leave their culture or their neighborhood or i wonder how you react to them? i help you say that yes they can do that. and i think a model to look at is the gay and lesbian community and people growing up, especially where it is not okay. i worked with said gay marriage movement in massachusetts and a lot of people left their home. it was terrifying but inspiring. >>guest: a quick question but let me clarify that what i hope is hopeful in the conversations i have with muslim teen-agers to move forward is they are not saying they cannot leave their culture. it is not their culture at all but their parents culture. they make that distinction for me. that is right you claim yourself as an americ

one of the lessons of 9/11 is that evil is real and so is courage.mes. as the towers neared collapse, they continued the rescue efforts. ultimately, more than 400 police officers and firefighters gave their lives. among them was the chief of the new york city fire department, peter ganassi, a colleague put it, he would never ask anyone to do something he wouldn't do himself. the pentagon service members who civilians pulled friends and strangers from burning rubble. one special forces recalls, reaching through a cloud of smoke in search of the wounded. as he entered one room he prayed to find someone alive. he he discovered a severely burned woman, he carried her to safety. they later met in the hospital, where she explained that she'd been praying for rescue. and she called him her guardian angel. and then there's the extraordinary story we commemorate here, aboard united airlines flight 93 were college students from california, iron worker from new jersey, veterans of the korean war and world war ii, citizens of germany and japan, pilot who had rea

one of the lessons of 9/11 is that evil is real and so is courage. into the flames. as the towers neared collapse, they continued the rescue efforts. ultimately, more than 400 police officers and firefighters gave their lives. among them was the chief of the new york city fire department peter gansy. as a colleague put it, he would never ask anyone to do something he didn't do himself. the pentagon service members and civilians pulled friends and strangers from burning rubble. one special forces soldier recalls reaching through a cloud of smoke in search of the wounded. as he entered one room he prayed to find someone alive. he discovered a severely burned woman and carried her to safety. they later met in the hospital where she explained she had been praying for rescue. she called him her guardian angel. then there's the extraordinary story we commemorate here. on united airlines flight 93, college students from california, iron worker from new jersey, veterans of the korean war and world war ii, citizens of germany and japan, a pilot who rearranged

every single person is a tremendous capacity for courage. and all of us have a frontline in our lives. all of us have a place where hope is for ourselves and our hopes for the people that we'd love come right up against the reality that the world presents to us. if we are willing to challenge ourselves and if we have got the right kinds of friends around us and we asked him for help along the journey it is amazing to see when we tap into our own courage the way we can transform our own lives and perhaps most importantly the way we are able to have an effect on the lives of others. it is an honor for me to be here with all of you tonight. thank you very much. [applause] >> we will have a 15 minute q&a. if anyone has a question let me know and we will pass the mic to you. >> thanks for coming mr. greitens. i just read your book, and i was very interested in all the different theories of where you operated as a peace corps or as a worker and humanitarian aid before your military service. the thing i was struck by was that each one of them is an

you say people who act on moral courage, who always encounter disapproval, to have more courage is tochallenge conformity in their own tribe, ideological or professional and to do so for a more universal good. doesn't get any better than that. thank you for everything. [applause] >> let's take some questions. [applause] >> let's take some questions from the audience of them also from the twitter verse because we already have some really good ones. >> just so you know who this is coming up to the podium, director of the program have one here called the moral courage product. and so again he will be our tweet gavin will interject every so often with a question from the twitter verse and from facebook i think as well. okay great. >> rate. yes, sir. stand up and please take the microphone. >> you mention, irshad, that a thousand years ago there was this sort of openness in exchange and desperation. a book about new york city tax about how the dutch influence, commitment that exist at that time in the netherlands was different from colonies in the kind of witchhunt trials and so on. how is

we salute your courage. >> benghazi! >> the u.s. military says it believes its killed the head of al qaeda's operation in pakistan. >> it's 9:00 a.m. here in singapore. >> 2:00 a.m. in london, broadcasting to viewers on cbs in america and around the world, this is "newsday." >> the asian stock markets are the latest to have risen sharply in response to the prospect of coordinated action by central banks. five of the world's leading central banks, including the u.s. federal reserve and the bank of england, are taking coordinated action to try to help the financial system. they're offering new loans to commercial banks to help ease funding pressures. this report from our europe editor, gavin hewitt. >> on a day of gloomy forecasts, a concerted move by the world's most powerful central banks, short-term loans are going to be made available to commercial banks. there have been growing concerns that banks were stopping lending to each other because of fears they might face losses in the eurozone. in greece, there were more pr

-- the strength and the courage to do it. i have to recognize the citizens. when i know that a fire is out of control, they are waiting for the bus, they came down and assisted me. thank you for this, have a nice day. [applause] >> in the next award goes to maggie. please step to the podium. she has been a hearing officer for 11 years. she conducts a hearing for protests, parking citations, and burglar alarm penalties. she is in charge of administering and conducting coordination with federal and city agencies. penalties, she was instrumental in facilitating that. she is a diligent individual. for example, in 2009, she worked with the information technology subdivision to streamline the scheduling process and leaving countless hours of human labor. the acting director is here to present the award. >> i have asked her to come up and speak a few words. >> i want to thank her for her hard work and dedication. she really is a work force. she does what ever i s curve. she compiles all types of statistical reports. she has run the

he's a man of strong courage and conviction. with the dedication that he gave to all of us. he didn't view us as partisans, he didn't view us as supporters or opponents, he viewed us as his charge, and he had a charge to keep, and he kept it very well, that day on september 11th, 2001. >> martha: we've heard so many more details in recent weeks what it was like on air force one, share with us your feelings, as, you know, you must have been frightened, andy. wasn't it scary to be up there with the president of the united states, flying from louisiana to nebraska? what was it like? >> well, first of all, i was trying to be all-business and trying to help the but and not allow emotions to drive the counsel i gave him. he was pretty angry with me. he wanted to get back to washington, d.c. the secret service was adamant we couldn't go back without understanding more about the nature of the attacks and finally when we were allowed to go back, to washington, d.c. high started working on his remarks that he was going to address the amer

had the courage to raise taxes. >> george h.w. bush had courage.him reelection, it would cost his conservative base. read my lips, no new taxes. and he called everybody out to camp david and an to a package that caused him to violate that promise. there are some people now saying we need a moment like that. and the republicans should give president obama some some tax increases as long as they get significant spending cuts and a big spending package. should the republicans learn from george h.w. bush and sit down with president obama and cut a deal? >> sean: they don't have an agenda. >> i'm disappointed on john king. if he's going to report that story he was honor-bound to give the whole story. that deal call for the republicans to raise taxes by 137 billion dollars. for the democrats to cut spending by 2467 billion. we when the -- 247 billion. when the dust settled spending went up 20 billion. you think sean hannity on cnn you will ever live to see the day where someone says it takes courage to cut defund planned parenthood. current to defund npr

of peace activists from israel and around the world, reflecting an impressive, inspiring and courageous example of the strength of this defenseless people, armed only with their dreams, courage, hope and slogans in the face of bullets, tanks, tear gas and bulldozers. when we bring our plight and our case to this international podium, it is a confirmation of our reliance on the political and diplomatic option and is a confirmation that we do not undertake unilateral steps. . . let me hope that its implementation will be extended within the coming weeks. the full pillar of this was to return to the elections to be the by the rule of law, the exercise of democracy, and the protection of freedoms and equality of all citizens without any discrimination and the transfer of power. the reports issued recently by the committee, the united nations, the world bank, and the international monetary funds we believe have lauded what has been accomplished and have considered it a remarkable and unprecedented model. here in this city described what has been accomplished as a remarkable international suc

for the police officers who protect us, the firefighters who courageously keep us from harm, and thewho care for us. our words cannot describe our thankfulness for your heroes and everyday in the sacrifices you have undertaken to keep our community, our city, and country safe. may god bless san francisco. may god bless america. thank you very much. [applause]

then thought in under pressure by the international community courage signed a plan to divide both mia between muslims and serbs america and europe had guaranteed peace and all sides involved had promised to lay down their arms if the plan was signed but not it showed a map to members of parliament making clear what the serbs would lose if it was divided in that way in a pretty madam as a result parliament refused to ratify the plan it turned it down as it were courage had to renounce his signature. by the end of the war tensions between the president and the chief of staff had reached an all time high rather than courage signed a decree forcing luggage to resign. in july of ninety ninety five the hague tribunal indicted both on similar charges crimes against humanity and genocide. delimitation some but i have heard those accusations of the hague tribunal against me yes i am a person who belongs to my people. just like my ancestors my people with the first stop. i don't recognize any troil except the trial of my own people here those who don't need to defend myself because these idioti

we need a courageous leader right now. >> a courageous leader right now. and you say that in the context of debating president obama or do you say that in the context of your disappointments with the last republican president, especially at the end, george w. bush? >> we say that based on the fact that we need a courageous leader. the tea party is looking for courageous leaders to do the right things. that means in the white house and congress and in the senate. so it's really important that leadership shows up tonight. >> alex castellanos, i want to set the stage for our viewers, just looking at our latest poll, and as we go through these poll numbers, first, let me pause, that's the former utah governor, governor huntsman and his wife, arriving here tonight. governor huntsman has had a hard time breaking through. he says civility and a polite tone should be important in this campaign. he was a few months ago the public gas tor to china. as you watch him enter his trailer with an hour to prepare for this debate here, one of the key issues he'll stress ton

you said george bush made courageous decisions as president. to this day i wish that pardoning scooter lib he would have been one of them. is that a way of saying he didn't have the courage. >> it means exactly what it said. the fact is i argued strenuously on scooter's behalf. i really thought he got a bum deal. that he should not have been indicted. we had this whole who-rah about who leaked plame's name to the press. it was dick armitage deputy secretary of state. nothing ever happened to rich. instead they spent two-and-a-half years and finally got to the point where they could try to indict scooter. i have thought he deserved a pardon. in fairness to the president, the president heard me out on that subject on a number of occasions. he let me speak my piece. in the end he made the decision. that's his prerogative. he's president of the united states. the last time we talked about it was the last lunch we had in january of '09. i've got to give the president credit. there were a number of occasions when we disagreed. it's not surprising. i'

my mother used to say, courage lies in every heart. would go on to say, the expectation is, one day it will be summoned. courage lies in every heart. one day, it will be summoned. on september 11, 2001, at 9:57, it was summoned. 40 incredible men and women answered the call. they gave their lives, and in doing so, gave this country a new life. we owe them. we owe you. a dead that we can never repay. thank you -- a debt that we can never repay. may god bless you and may god protect our troops. [applause] ♪ spend all your time waiting for that second chance for a break that would make it ok there is always some reason to feel not good enough and it's hard at the end of the day need some distraction beautiful relief find some peace tonight in the arms of the angels away from here from the start, -- this dark hotel room and the that you fear you are pulled from the wreckage of your lient -- silent rivalry arms of the angels may you find your comfort here ♪ so tired everywhere you turn vaulters -- vultures at your back keep on building have