thank you, david child, from david billie thomas i child, from david billie thomas cook.. i hope you're doing all right. there is a bit of a split this weekend, weather—wise. today, for many, plenty of dry weather and some sunshine as well. there are some showers around and some patchy rain, however. tomorrow, some of us seeing a very different thing, we will see heavy outbreaks of rain, but equally a bit of an east—west split tomorrow, more detail on that in just a moment. this is how it is looking today. we have this weak weaher front draped across the uk, that is introducing cloud and rain as well. here it is on the close—up view. just drifting into eastern parts of scotland, slowly moving out of here and then into the north of england, wrapping around western parts of wales, down towards the south—west of england. much of scotland should be dry, if we take a bit of a tour. to the west, breezy, patchy rain, moving into parts of northern ireland later as well. sunny spells here, there is that weatherfront, introducing showery spells of rain, then, across western fringes

david always wanted to be a marine and as a child, he loved to be considered military strategies as he played with toy soldiers. david joined the marines the summer after he graduated from lbj high school in laredo in 2019. he spent time s serving in jordn before being sent to kabul the week before he died. it's been said their service branches want to david to join the ranks but david always knew he was meant to be a marine. david was beloved son, a brother a friend and fellow marine. he was a patriot who had a passion for service and our nation can never repay the debt we owe to david and to his family for giving president lincoln hailed as the last full measure of l devotion. yesterday david's funeral mass, father francisco said tragic as the loss is and deepest wounds of sorrow have pierced part of his loved ones particularly his mother because her mother would rather lose an arm or leg and you have to lose a child, we can control ourselves with the fact that david tied doing what he wants to do with the people he wanted to do it with. we will remember david, the incredible sacrifi

>> reporter: sofia is the brain child of american roboticist david hanson. >> i created sofia to humanizeand artificial intellgence technologies we have today more accessible to people. we were surprised by the level of celebrity that she gained. >> is this my good side? i need to look good for my fans. >> you have a lot of fans. >> reporter: this is actually the 23rd version of sofia. >> so moving from here to fear took a few generations. >> reporter: every part of sofia has been meticulously crafted by hanson and his team from all over the world. from her skin -- >> wow. this is -- i mean, this is -- far more skin-like. it's almost freaky. >> reporter: to the simulated muscles in her face. >> we emulated the muscle structure in the skin by casting in these various mechanical ac deviati actuation elements, almost like the musculature in the human face. >> reporter: and the skull underneath. a stylist on staff gives sofia her looks, and a writer her sassy personality, also available in mandarin. [ speaking mandarin ] >> reporter: the interactions, the choice of response, are all sofia. so

9-year-old son and given what you've seen today, would you be comfortable giving your child the shot? >> yeah, david, thank you for having me back. i expect that my son will be getting vaccinated but i want to see the data reviewed by the fda, that should happen in the next few weeks, i want the data to be made public. i expect that this will turn out well. i trust it will, but we need to verify it. let's see what the next few weeks bring. >> and a quick followup, it's important to remind parents out there watching tonight to be careful, because if approved, this is about a third of the normal pfizer dose we're talking about, so, don't try to get your kids the shot in its current form. >> that's right. absolutely. very, very important that people who have kids under 12 wait until this authorization happ happens. getting the dosing right for kids is very, very important. this is a different dose and we want to make sure we dose kids correctly. >> the other major news we expect later this week after those key cdc meetings, planned for wednesday and thursday at this point, on boosters for americans 65

across yorkshire nearly two thousand victims of child sexual grooming have come forward to the police in the last seven years as davidup a dark secret. the industrial scale of child sexual abuse perpetrated at times in plain sight of south yorkshire police. elizabeth not her real name was one of hundreds of victims. my abuse when i was locked in a flat for ten weeks, that's where he raped me. that's how my abuse started inside that flat. elizabeth received £25,000 from south yorkshire police, a process that took four years. it is just one barrier after another. everyone seems to benefit except the victims. the solicitors, south yorkshire police because they are paying out bare minimum. i worked it out, it was just a pound a day for every day i had suffered. 0urfreedom of information request has revealed that 103 compensation claims have been made to south yorkshire police by victims of child sexual abuse in rotherham, around half of them are yet to be settled and in total south yorkshire police has paid out of a £3 million in legal fees alone to lawyers. a spokeswoman told us our solicitors are not paid to refute cla

the victim in this case, who is also a child, is expected to make a full recover. david? >> all right, steve. steve osunsami tonight, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to the new headline, the fbi returning to the home of brian laundrie's family. laundrie, of course, a person of interest in the disappearance of gabby petito. and late today, word that police received a number of calls involving the laundrie home the day before gab bi-petito was reported missing. and the following day, too. abc's victor oquendo in florida tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi back at brian laundrie's family home amid newly released police recording showing that two calls involving the laundrie house was made before gabby petito was reported missing and three calls came the next day. the nature of those calls has not been revealed. >> can you tell us why you were at the laundrie house? >> reporter: today, the family's attorney saying agents were there "to collect some personal items belonging to brian that will assist the canines in their search." laundrie now missing for nearly two weeks

david? >> kayna whitworth tonight. kayna, thank you. >>> and now to the pandemic. child hospitalizations surging to levels not seen before. tonight, nearly 104,000 people now hospitalized with covid. a seven-month high in this country. and this number. nearly 340 children are now being brought to hospitals with covid every day. in tennessee, schools in two counties tonight closed for intensive cleaning through next week because there were so many covid cases. late today, the fda now announcing its independent advisory committee will review pfizer's application for a booster shot, that third shot, on september 17th, three days before the white house suggested that the program would be ready to roll out. we'll keep you posted. >>> when we come back here tonight, the search and rescue mission under way. a u.s. navy helicopter crashing off the coast of san diego. >>> and we'll have more on that tornado watch right here in new york city. e when my brother passed away. and a couple of years later, my mother passed away. after taking care of them, i knew that i really wanted to

what exactly is in the bill that is of benefit to the american people, but david was just talking about. and if you can get a child income tax credit permanent, get a bunch of stuff in there about climate, get a bunch of other stuff in there about, say, human -- i'm sorry, home health care, and things like. that things that would have immediate impact for the american people. and it comes in at a price tag of, oh, two trillion dollars. you think that folks aren't gonna vote for it if they can go back to their districts and say, look, this is what we've done for you? so the next few days are gonna be very fascinating to watch to see if the rhetoric goes from soft calm and soft to, well we were always gonna get here all along! >> you know i always take notes when jonathan capehart speaks, especially sunday morning on his show, but right here, i have written the storm before the calm which, i think, jonathan, i'm going to steal for the title of my memoirs. it's too perfect. >> excellent. >> david, let's listen to what joe manchin's former aide said, he has been on this program. he says, don't assume he's gonna vote a

david: i do not expected to be much of a drag. we have the childenefits which i think are powerful. the other thing that happens is a massive increase in wealth. i believe we have seen $32 trillion added to wealth since the end of 2019. also a lot of people used to their stimulus checks and other benefits turn the pandemic to pay down credit cards. credit card balances fell sharply. i think for lower income households that is what they will do. even though the growth of income may slow, the growth of spending will not slip much. i think we'll have a good holiday season. there also supply constraints and consumer spending which will stretch out consumer demand into 2022. tom: given the price dynamics, what do revenues do at corporations? everyone is focused on earnings. what do revenues do given a bit of inflation? david: it is positive for revenues right now. what i think is going to happen is 2022 will come in like a lion and go out like a lamb. will have 6% real gdp growth in the fourth quarter. by the fourth quarter of next year down to 2%. some

i really feel in my heart that they knew that david was theirs without question, but was i really their childut and it's going to come out. so in this picture, i'm with the fbi agents who found me and with my mom and dad and hop nestly looking at this picture, it's kind of funny because the fbi just like that's it. we did it, you know? i think it's funny that my mom and i are both looking at the camera and my dad is looking down at me like maybe wondering, is this really my son? >> it is very difficult to disappod disagree with the fbi. they were certain mission and they wanted this case to be over and done with. >> i know my grandfather wasn't 100% sold on the concept this baby belonged in chicago but at the time that's really all theyed had. we're missing a baby in chicago. we have one found in new jersey and i think that's the way the consensus went but the family was extremely confident that was their child. >> i can imagine that you would want it to be your baby so much you would take one look and say of course that's him. subway® has so much new they couldn't fit it in their last ad. li

david? >> all right, kayna whitworth and the team there. thank you, kayna. >>> now, to the pandemic. the alarming spike in child covid cases in the u.s. and this number tonight. more than 300 children being admitted to the hospital every day with covid here in this country. nearly 2,200 children now hospitalized. and with more children heading back to school, a junior high school outside waco, texas, tonight, now mourning the loss of two teachers, both dying of covid within the first week of school. >>> when we come back on this busy news night, news this evening on reverend jesse jackson and his wife battling covid. >>> and in new york city tonight, authorities removing an 80-pound cougar from an apartment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! [sighs wearily] here, i'll take that! woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and now with two new flavors! your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms...

child abductions are perpetrated by family members, and many are dismissed by authorities as messy family situations. family abduction is much more common than stranger abductions. the predominant kind of deduction. david finkelhor is the director of the crimes against children research center at the university of new hampshire. he said most cases of child abduction involve custody disputes that escalate, according to the justice department around 156,000 children are victims of serious parental abductions each year. but only 30,000 generate police reports and just over 9000 cases are opened by prosecutors that those kinds of family situations are very toxic for children. science case is one of the outliers. antioch police took a report. and the contra costa county d. a s office is investigating and according to an internal report, charges are pending. but because his kids are in africa, things are even more complicated, brian said. he even flew to ghana this summer, hoping to get the kids back. he took these videos from his trip there. authorities there said he didn't have enough documentation for them to get involved in. stay apart was, you know coming back to the states. with. my kids closed. i was

child abductions are perpetrated by family members, and many are dismissed by authorities as messy family situations. family abduction is much more common than stranger abductions. the predominant kind of deduction. davidkelhor is the director of the crimes against children research center at the university of new hampshire. he said most cases of child abduction involve custody disputes that escalate, according to the justice department around 156,000 children are victims of serious parental abductions each year. but only 30,000 generate police reports and just over 9000 cases are opened by prosecutors that those kinds of family situations are very toxic for children. science case is one of the outliers. antioch police took a report and the contra costa county da's office is investigating, and according to an internal report, charges are pending. but because his kids are in africa, things are even more complicated, brian said. he even flew to ghana this summer, hoping to get the kids back. he took these videos from his trip there. authorities there said he didn't have enough documentation for them to get involved in. stay apart was, you know coming back to the states. with my kids closed. i was going t

david. >> yeah, thinking about everybody in the gulf tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> and of course, the other major news tonight, the dangerous surge in child covidases. and tonight here, dr. anthony fauci with a clearer picture of when to expect vaccines for children and when he thinks there will be boosters for adults in the u.s. tonight, the uk now planning to give boosters to adults 50 and over to prepare them for the winter ahead. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: for millions of parents eager to know how soon their younger children could finally get a vaccine, tonight, a clearer picture. pfizer today revealing it will submit data from its trial for 5 to 11-year-olds to the fda in early october. followed by trial data for children 6 months to 5 years old in the weeks after. dr. anthony fauci expects the fda to authorize the first shots for elementary-age kids as early as mid-october. >> i believe it'll work out this way, that by the time we get to the mid-fall, october or so, that we will have the capability of giving vaccines for pfizer. >> reporter: we met the bui family in new orleans when all three children took part in pfizer's vacci

child etched in stone. her place in history and those of the other flight 93 passengers will forever be part of the legacy of 9/11. david louis, abc 7 news. ama: incredible. let's move onto contra costa fire protection district which placed 416 flags outside station 11 in honor of some of the victims of 9/11. each flag features the name of a first responder who lost their life in the attacks. some include remembrances. the public is invited to visit the memorial, which is open through september 13. on saturday, abc news will air a special program, 911: 20 years later, america remembers. you can watch it on abc 7. dan: the california attorney general joined san francisco's mayor for a discussion on combating hate crimes. we are digging into the numbers to see how many of these crimes are being prosecuted. melanie woodrow has the story. >> not far from where a great grandmother was brutally attacked and visitation valley and died, san francisco city leaders and the california attorney general gathered. >> there is no room for hate here, not anywhere, not now or not ever. >> this after chinatown night out, an event aimed a

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sgt nicole gee 23 years old, holding a young child her family deserves to know if that's why everything went wrong because intelligence was manipulated. davidwhy everything went so wrong because the intelligence was manipulated. marine corps sgt giovanni mccarty a. they deserve to know if that's what went wrong because you manipulated the intelligence of what went wrong with the taliban. marine lance corporal dilemma rollo, he always had a smile, the kindest person, they deserve to know if that's why everything went so wrong because you manipulated intelligence. liz: he read all of the 13 troops names who were murdered, was intelligence manipulated by the white house. >> as i said i don't have inside information but either path that they took was disastrous and people's heads need to roll because of that. as you know we known each other for a while i'm a son of a greatly wounded combat soldier i don't think my father's service in vietnam he was ever put in that kind of situation that the biden of administration put those young americans and is not just young americans at their afghan allies, british allies, german and french in this preside

all of this, the creative brain child of a local ad agency, moon oakley and the creative director and president of that agency, david us now. david, this is a pretty creative idea. it's got a lot of people talking, that's for sure. how did you come up with the idea, and what was your goal? >> well, first of all, ana, thanks for having me on today. i'm very proud of the work that our team has come up with. they did a great job on it. yeah. >> so, how did you come up with this idea? what was the goal? >> well, our whole goal was we noticed how the vaccination rate had really flattened in north carolina and we were having a creative meeting about three weeks ago and we decided that maybe we should take this on as a passion project. we are all vaccinated and we believe that we've got to do something about it that maybe traditional messaging like, get the shot, get vaccinated really weren't moving the needle, no pun intended. but we -- so, we decided that, like, who's really benefitting from all these people that aren't getting vaccinated? what businesses are doing well because of it? and i think mary gross said, wow, wh

child. always hugging me and kissing me and say he loves me. and he's just wonderful, beautiful, beautiful boy. marian gomoh speaking last year about her son, david with the nhs. he had nothing to do with gangs. after being stabbed ten times, he staggered to his mother's house. i heard him bang on the door, which, i don't know where his strength came from. my name was called, "mummy". and i came out. and that was it. his killers belonged to the north newham gang. they'd gone to enemy territory that day in south newham, with the sole purpose of hurting or killing someone. they chose david gomoh at random. if you want to understand newham's gang culture, you need to come to the compound gym. inside this fortress, raheel butt says he's providing a safe haven for young people trying to escape the violence. young people are being randomly targeted. and it doesn't necessarily mean that you are involved, you could be just simply working walking down the wrong street at the wrong time. and they've been caught in the crossfire of a war. this boy is 15 years old. he's too frightened to be identified. there's a war going - on between postcodes, e13, e6, e7,

can see her there holding a young child her family deserves to know that's why everything went so wrong because that intelligence was manipulated marine lance corporal davidps sgt johanny rosario the family deserves to know that's why everything went so wrong you manipulated the intelligence of what was going on with the taliban marine lance macorporal dylan rola just 20, e always had a smile and the kindest person, they deserve to know that's why everything went so wrong because you manipulated intelligence. elizabeth: the congressman read all of the 13 troops that were murdered by suicide bombers, was intelligence manipulated by the white house. >> as i said i don't have any information about either path that they took wasn disastrous and people's heads need to roll because of that, as you know we've known each other while i'm a son of a wounded combat soldier i don't think my father's service in vietnam he was ever put in the kind of situation that the bite in a administration put those young americans and and it is not just young americans, our african allies, our british allies, german and french in this president didn't have the decency to tell the

david martin graifman. >> gilbert franco granados. >> lauren catuzzi grandcolas. and her unborn child. >> winston arthur grant. >> christopher s. gray. >> ian j. gray. >> james michael gray. >> tara mccloud gray. >> john m. grazioso. >> timothy george grazioso. >> derrick auther green. >> wade b. green. >> wanda anita green. >> elaine myra greenberg. >> donald freeman greene. >> gayle r. greene. >> james arthur greenleaf, jr. >> in my cousin melissa. you are so much more than 9/11. we love you. we miss you. i pray for everyone who is here. i sent a blessing for each and everyone one of us. i just ask that you love and be kind to one another. god protect our country. >> and my uncle paul. uncle paul, we love and miss you every day. your memory and legacy is carried on by your amazing daughters, your amazing wife, your siblings. the entire family. we love and miss you. i cannot believe it has been 20 years. it is an honor to be here everybody 20 years layer -- later, remembering. >> eileen marsha greenstein. >> elizabeth martin gregg. >> denise marie gregory. >> donald h. gregory. >> fl

david shirov. how many students and family members are still in afghanistan that you know of? >> we returned 38. we have three students remaining, total of 5, one parent, one young child and 3 students. jillian: of you talk to any of them personally? >> we've been on phone calls and what's apps to communicate.are ? do they feel safe? are they scared, what's this situation? >> we've spoken with several parents that made it back safely through the extraction process. they are very scared and right now juding on to hope but we spoke to somebody in sacramento that has 24 students they know. there over 1000 american children or children of sids that unaccounted for no one is talking about and that is the conversation we need to be having. invisible americans are stranded there is paperwork, visas were burned at the us embassy. the number they are talking about, 200, 300 us citizens is not even close, not in the same universe. jillian: can you tell me those who have been able to make it back from afghanistan, those you've spoken with what do they say about the process and how difficult it was to get out of afghanistan and get through those gates to make it on a plane. >> it

the names of lauren and an unborn child etched in stone, her place in history and those of the other flight 93 passengers will forever be part of the legacy of 9/11. davidc 7 dan: now on saturday, abc news will air a special program "911:20 years later america remembers." from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. ama: california attorney general rob branton joined the san francisco mayor on combating hit crimes. reporter melanie woodrow is digging in to see how many of these crimes are being persecuted. melanie: not far from where our great-grandmother was brutally attacked in visitation valley and later died, california attorney general and san francisco city leaders gathered. >> there is no room for hate here and not ever. melanie: it comes after chinatown night out in portsmouth square an event aimed at better connectin the community with the police department. mayor breed said suspects in attacks on asian americans have been caught. >> almost every single incident, those folks have been arrested, awaiting trial so they are behind bars, and we are hopeful they will be held accountable. melanie: today we asked police and prosecutors about the

child care, that we invest in health care. this is president biden's agenda, and democrats, progressives and moderates are going to swim or sink together. >> davidolly, what about mitch mcconnell's position, it is hard to justify taking a completely different posture now than when he was in charge. >> i think garrett framed it correctly. mitch mcconnell is also saying chuck schumer you asked for keys to the car, your turn to drive, and sometimes it is a pretty treacherous road. at the end of the day, the united states government will not default on the debt and it is just a question of what currency, what price does mitch mcconnell and republicans extract from democrats in the process because ultimately they will, and i think there will be one final stage to the default brinksmanship, republicans will let it go until the treasury secretary announces the treasury department had to take extraordinary measures, treasury has that authority to take extraordinary measures. at that point, we are entering the final chapter where mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer ultimately must negotiate. as garrett said, if this goes through the reconciliation process

. >> i mean, i hear you, david, but i think having just spoken to congresswoman cori bush, what they would say is what good is a new bridge if you don't have the child care at home in order to get in your car and cross that bridge to go to work. you know, you've heard their rationale, gloria, time and again. they just think that all of this other social safety had net that they think they'll be held responsible if they don't deliver on that stuff. those are their priorities. so that's why they've dug in. >> right, and you heard nancy pelosi today talk about how important all of this is to her, that she sees this in effect as a crowning moment of her career, but this is legislation. you can't get everything that you want, and there is one big issue here, they will sink or swim together. if this all goes down and it seems completely irrational to me that they would actually let that occur, that if this all goes down, they will be blamed. infrastructure is very popular, even though republicans aren't voting for it, don't get me wrong in the house at least on infrastructure. they're whipping folks against it. democrats will be blamed for this, and if th

child care, like free community college. b but the other is bringing some fairness back to the system and having billion aaires and millionaires pay their fair share for all of this. >> but david, as we go into the weeks to come, and it becomes a $2 billion bill like manchin wants, shouldn't we be saying it's a $2 billion bill for ten years? isn't that the more accurate framing? >> yeah, i do think it's a more accurate framing. even better would be to compare it to other programs. what other programs cost $2 billion a year? i think it's still a number most of us can't deal with. it's still too big. >> right, that's interesting. will, i also want to ask you about coverage in afghanistan, because you've been outspoken about the media coverage on the withdrawal of afghanistan. now a couple weeks have passed. now we have a little bit perspective of what went right and what went wrong last month and how it was covered by the media. now that we can take a breath, what's your assessment, will, of how the american media covered the withdrawal this summer? >> well, it's kind of a mixed bag, because we're seeing some amazing individual pieces of journalism right now. just this weekend,

. >> david, the news from apple this morning send just a few minutes ago is regarding those steps that apple was taking to combat images of child exemploy explo exploitation they were going to scan devices includiing macs, they were goin to do it in a way that does not look at all the images on a user's phone but would be able to make matches to a database. apple is hitting pause on that the statement reads in part, last month we announced plans for features intended to help protect children from predators. we used communication tools to recruit and exploit them and limit the spread of child sexual abuse material apple says we've decided to take additional time over the coming months to collect input and make improvements before releasing these critically important child safety features. the indication from apple, they still plan to do this, at least in this statement, but just not immediately, and when they say in the coming months, given that we normally get an announcement of new iphones here in september, they begin to ship shortly thereafter, perhaps hardware for the holiday season. we probably shouldn't expect to see thes

child. their family deserves to know. marine lance corporal david espinoza. just 20. the family deserves to know if that's why everything went so wrong, because the intelligence was manipulated. humberto sanchez, 20 two. mother said my kid was a hero. that's what the mothers had that's why everything went wrong , because the intelligence got manipulated. jared smit, 20 years old, family deserves to know if that's why everything went so wrong. hunter lopez, 22, son of sheriffs, planning to follow in their footsteps. their family deserves to know, because y'all worked to manipulate the intelligence of what was going on on the ground. staff sergeant hoover, his family said i love you, son. check in on us. we will try to make you proud. they deserve to know if that's what happened, if that's how everything went so wrong in afghanistan. rosario pichardo, the family deserves to know if that's why everything works -- went so wrong, you all worked to manipulate the intelligence. marine corporal dylan moreau lowe, 20, family said that he always had a smile on his face and was

child. always hugging me and kissing me and say he loves me. and he's just wonderful, beautiful, beautiful boy. marian gomoh speaking last year about her son, davidewham's gang culture, you need to come to the compound gym. inside this fortress, raheel butt says he's providing a safe haven for young people trying to escape the violence. young people are being randomly targeted. and it doesn't necessarily mean that you are involved, you could be just simply working walking down the wrong street at the wrong time. and they've been caught in the crossfire of a war. this boy is 15 years old. he's too frightened to be identified. there's a war going - on between postcodes, e13, e6, e7, custom house. his brother was stabbed to death. and how has it been for your family? my family is struggling right now, they're upset, they're worried. i wherever i go, they call me every. five minutes to find out where i am. the only place i go is the gym because i feel safe here. - in the last three years, 21 people have been killed in newham. just this year, five people have suffered violent deaths. four young men were stabbed to death. one young man was shot. the yo

child. always hugging me and kissing me and say he loves me. and he's just wonderful, beautiful, beautiful boy. marian gomoh speaking last year about her son, davidwham, with the sole purpose of hurting or killing someone. they chose david gomoh at random. if you want to understand newham's gang culture, you need to come to the compound gym. inside this fortress, raheel butt says he's providing a safe haven for young people trying to escape the violence. young people are being randomly targeted. and it doesn't necessarily mean that you are involved, you could be just simply working walking down the wrong street at the wrong time. and they've been caught in the crossfire of a war. this boy is 15 years old. he's too frightened to be identified. there's a war going on between postcodes, e13, e6, e7, custom house. his brother was stabbed to death. and how has it been for your family? my family is struggling right now, they're upset, they're worried. wherever i go, they call me every five minutes to find out where i am. the only place i go is the gym because i feel safe here. inside, i'm broken, but if i ever cry, it will break down my friends and my

david always wanted to be a marine and as a child he loved to consider different military strategies as he played with toy soldiers. david joined the marines the summer after he graduated from l.b.j. high school in laredo in 2019. and he spent time sesqui in jordan -- serving in jordan before being sent to kabul the week before he died. it's been said that other service branches want david to join their ranks, but david always knew he was meant to be a marine. david was a beloved son, a brother, a friend, and a fellow marine. he was a patriot who had a passion for service, and our nation can never repay the debt that we owe to david and to his family for giving what president lincoln tailed haileddals the last -- lincoln hailed as the last full measure of devotion. yesterday at david's funeral mass, father francisco stenola said, quote, as tragic as this loss is and as deep as the wounds of sorrow have pierced the hearts of his loved ones, and particularly his mother, because a mother would rather lose an arm or a leg than to have to laws a child. -- to lose a child. we can console ou