may angels sing you to your eternal home., at times of national trial, a few great personalities have emerged to remind us of our essential unity and inspire us to fulfill our sustaining values. john mccain was one of those gifts of destiny. i met john for the first time in april, 1973. at a white house reception for prisoners returned from captivity in vietnam. he had been much on my mind during the negotiations to end the vietnam war. sadly, also because his father, then commander-in-chief of the pacific command, when briefing the president and made references to his son, by saying only, i pray for him. in the mccain family, national service was its own reward that did not allow for special treatment. i thought of that when his vietnamese captives, during the final phase of negotiations, offered to release john so that he could return with me on the official plane that had brought me to hanoi. against all of my instincts, i thanked him for the offer, but refused it. i wondered what john would say when we finally met? self-e

it demands eternal vigilance in safeguarding free speech through all political fads and fashions of theance in safeguarding free speech regardless of public clamor on private comfort. it demands vigilance, in free speech blind to party, ideology, or belief. the civil rights division and the department of justice are resolutely committed to upholding the first amendment's first freedom in our universities and college communities. our goal is to ensure that college students, faculties and faculty and administrators and student groups remain free to engage in the open and robust exchange of ideas as a bedrock of our constitutional system. the department's powers to engage in this debate and to pursue this goal are powerful, but limited. congress has authorized us to file statements of issue in first amendment cases brought by individuals challenging unconstitutional campus speech codes. to date we have filed four such statements of interest. we remain on the lookout for more cases and ask you to bring those cases to us if you have them. some may be skeptical of the division's motives or ca

grant to them eternal rest. let light perpetual shine upon them.♪ ♪ america america ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ o beautiful for heroes proved ♪ ♪ in liberating strife ♪ who more than self their country loved ♪ ♪ and mercy more than life ♪ america america ♪ ♪ god mend thine every flaw ♪ ♪ confirm thy soul in self-control ♪ ♪ thy liberty in law ♪ ♪ o beautiful for patriot dream ♪ ♪ that sees beyond the years ♪ thine al basser it cities gleam ♪ ♪ undimmed by human tears ♪ america america ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ >> give rest, o christ, to your servant with your saints. >> where sorrow and pain are no more, neither sighing, but life everlasting. >> you only are immortal, the creator and maker of mankind. and we are mortal, formed of the earth, and to earth shall we return. for so did you ordain when you created me, saying, you are dust and to dust you shall return. all of us go down to the dust. yet even a

it demands eternal vigilance and safeguarding free-speech to bind the party, velocity or belief.ermit of justice are resolutely committed to upholding the first amendment first freedoms in our university and college community. our goal is to ensure the college students, faculty's and administrators and student groups remain free to engage in the open and robust exchange of ideas at the bedrock of our constitutional system. the department bows to engage in this debate and pursue this goal are powerful but limited. congress is authorized us to file same is of interest enforcement cases by individuals challenging unconstitutional cabbage speech )-right-parenthesis to date we have filed for statements of interest and remain on the lookout for more cases and ask you to bring those cases to us if you have them. some may be skeptical of the division or scriptable of the cases we got involved were skeptical about whether this is something political or partisan start. to you i say, the civil brilliance of the first amendment is its unyielding universality. whenever the first moment protec

me angels sing you to you eternal. ——may angels sing you to your eternal home.ndy, john mccain's wife, and john mccain leading the rhetoric, notjust living and talking by it. he lived by his words. we will hear from the honourable doctor henry kissingeri controversial honoureble doctor henry kissingeri controversial figure himself later. controversialfigure himself but no less the former us secretary of state and national security advisor under richard nixon and gerald ford, back in 1973 he received the nobel peace prize for his negotiation of the ceasefire which mr field in vietnam. here he is now being guided to the pulpit. we have also heard from meghan mccain. she was very passionate and an emotional tribute she paige doherty father. —— paid to her father. she was talking about people who had not served their country. you can see the wife of senatorjohn mccain, cindy, also in the congregation. as well as his 106 old mother, roberta mccain. at times of national trial, many great personalities have emerged. the reminders of our essential unity and have inspire

for that, we are eternally grateful. and of course, we welcome and 93nk the families of flight for being with us today as we honor the memories of your loved ones. [applause] >> i am honored to have on stage with me the president of the united states of america, donald j. trump. [cheering and applause] >> first lady melania trump. [cheering and applause] >> the secretary of the department of the interior, mr. ryan zinke. [applause] >> the governor of this great commonwealth of pennsylvania, mr. tom wolf. [applause] governor pennsylvania mr. mark stryker. [applause] president of the families of flight 93, mr. gordon felt. [applause] and finally, we are so grateful reverent to have you with us today, reverend paul. [applause] brother of a passenger aboard flight 93. at this time, would you all please stand as you are able for the national anthem, performed today by the united states navy band brass quintet. i ask that you remain standing as the reverend leads us in the indication, followed by a moment of silence -- the inv

a church to seal off neuros grave to banish him to the depths of the earth for all eternity. strong christian symbolism is designed to put an end to the superstitions that plague below calls. christian tactics to counter the magic of the demon nero. in medieval rome banishing nero's remains to eternal obscurity seemed like a good idea nevertheless the priest at the church of santa maria don't pop on no knows where nero is hidden. an ancient tunnel beneath the church leads to the place where nero sarcophagus was allegedly stored. but the chamber at the end of the cord are. his empty. how did the roman emperor come to be known as the anti-christ and the beast of the revelation. it all started here. the circus maximus at the foot of the palatine ill the green oval of the ancient racetrack has survived to this day he narrows time an audience of possibly two hundred fifty thousand could pack into the stadium to share the emperor's delight in chariot racing. the circus maximus was the biggest entertainment complex in the ancient world. it was also the origin of the spark that ignit

they boarded the plane as trangers, and they entered eternity linked forever as true eroes. pres.mp: soon after takeoff, flight 93 was hijacked by evil men bent on terror and conquest. passengers and crew members began using their phones to call home. they learned that two planes had already crashed into the world trade center in new york city. immediately those on board flight 93 started planning a esponse. sandy bradshaw, a flight attendant, called her husband and told him they were in the back of the plane preparing hot water to throw onto the hijackers. passenger jeremy glick explained the plan to his wife and said, "stay on the line, i will be back." the passengers and crew members came together, took a vote, and they decided to act. at that moment, they took their fate and america's fate back into their own hands. in the last 20 minutes, many placed their final calls home, whispering those eternal words, i love you. some said the lord's prayer, and then they bravely charged the cockpit. they attacked the enemy, fought until the very end. and they stopped the forces of terror

and they entered eternity forever linked as heroes. >> beautifully written.thoughtful speech by the president. i think easily one of his best speeches. for a moment, poppy, one could almost forget the chaos arounda and come together. you can only hope the president will navigate that course again, that he will understand that the kind of speech he gave today brings us back together. and helps in that regard. and that if he will take the and lead the way, maybe we can find our way to a better place as a nation. >> maybe we can. it's an important thought to leave it on. david gergen, thank you for being with me for that. thank you all for joining me this morning. i'm poppy harlow in new york. i'm glad you were with us on this solemn morning, 17 years after this nation was attacks on 9/11. we'll be right back. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually

christians are invited to reflect on their belief in eternal life. some may find comfort in the idea that life will not end in darkness but in light light is present at the beginning and at the end of life. lost i'd like to know if there's a life that you love and maybe a life that you hate. well. i mean i appreciate it all i don't have any that are. one of the things i like to do is to give. light like i've seen in the dream. this is basically a different light than we normally have there were normally involved with it in the conscious awake state you know what is is like him from in the dream is that memory well. part of it could be memory yes that is replayed but then the truth is we are often involved in experiences that we find later. in what we call the conscious await the wake state or life. as in deja vu so. it's not all memory which is quite interesting in curious and. has the light come from a word does the light come from in the dream and what where does it come from. and it. is something we definitely experience. and it is powerful the dr

row in the eternal city a population of nearly three million and a treasure trove of tourist sites. you have to stand out if you want to disappear in the crowd all the pilgrims from aper ordered yellow t. shirts especially for this trip. like their flag the t. shirts display the heraldic animal of their region who are not a duck. the first official event the opening mess for the minster diocese. group has arrived a little late it will be their schedule to serve the bishops months. i mean as was the first to volunteer for this duty it's his first mess and row. now he is the biggest fan club of course you're nervous in front of so many people five i don't want to make any mistakes but i'm also a bit proud to be assisting and playing some small part. that's mentioned this is also done by this. mass with the bishop is not very different from any other mass. the scent of incense is already drifting into the backstage area but i was just really exhilarated by ship does a final check me. personally bishop christopher haggis says it's good to be a bit nervous. young people like adventure an

roam the eternal city a population of nearly three million and a treasure trove of tourist sites. that. you have to stand out if you don't want to disappear in the crowd all the pilgrims from either ordered yellow t. shirts especially for this trip. like their flag the t. shirts display the heraldic animal of their regional war now it up. for. the first official event the opening mess for the minster diocese you know him after the group has arrived in that late activities and they're scheduled to serve the bishops months to get. the most was the first to volunteer for this duty it's his first mess and row. looking out if he is the gulf coast it is function of course you're nervous in front of so many people fight i don't want to make any mistakes. but i'm also a bit proud to be assisting and playing some say. the scent of incense is already drifting into the backstage area but. that's just the absolutely basic does a final check. book series was shipped to stuff haggis says it's good to be a bit nervous. but if you follow young people like adventure and faith isn't communicating o

tonight, one of the world's most prominent satirists discusses his eternal optimism, the triumph of black creativity and finding the up side in donald trump's presidency. i went back stage with daily show host trevor noah as he prepared for his sold-out performance at london's 02 arena. >>> plus, he is the 19-year-old musical maestro who stole the show at meghan and harry's royal wedding. my conversation with the chart topping star cellist. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome to the program. i'm christiane amanpour in london. trevor noah has cemented his place in donald trump's america using his unique comic voice to speak truth to power every night on the daily show. but noah's path to his central come by perch is an amazing story in its own right. as his memoir says, he was literally born a crime in apartheid south africa. he was the child of a white father and a black mother. now as he puts it, he's broken into the world's elite, recognized by time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people of 2018. i spoke with trevor noah shortly before his sold-out comedy performan

eternal to be and then the me feeling the state of israel and of the zionist dreams.yet only three years earlier bernadotte had made another german. flying into nazi germany on the biggest humanitarian efforts of world war two. he would save more than thirty thousand prisoners from the concentration camps. and. a third of them. then the bill was not an enemy of the jews and there is nothing to suggest anti semitism in his entire record. this is the story of how peace can be frustrated by strangers. how assassination can turn the tide of history. with consequences that still scar the middle east. this is the story of killing a cop. the villa of the school in the french riviera. the win to home of comp bob tailed but i'm not the. youngest son of come full can. be. but to loves this place where his father and mother first met in the late one nine hundred twenty s. . the riviera was and still is a favorite holiday destination for the rich entitled android families from around the world. in the winter of one thousand nine hundred twenty eight king gustaf the fifth king of

--spered those eternal words whispering those eternal words, i love you.thsome said the lord's praye. bravely charged with cockpit. -- the cockpit. they attacked the enemy. they fought until the very end. and they stopped the forces of this wicked,feated horrible, evil plan. crashed yards from where we stand, just 20 minutes flying time from the united states capital. sacrifice, the 40 saved the lives of countless americans and they save their capital from the devastating strike. in the days after the attack, tens of thousands of firefighters, police officers, and recovery workers traveled to new york and arlington to crawl through the rubble and search for survivors. there were prayer vigils, memorials, and charity drives all across our nation. here in shanksville, many of you raised up the first memorial. they wouldn't cross. a chain-link fence. -- a wooden cross. a chain-link fence. and dozens and dozens of american flags. a piece of america's heart is buried on these grounds. but in its place has grown a new resolve to live our lives with the same grac

come to calais a miraculous natural spectacle to be enjoyed in all eternity. for . the first speck. on. brand new series. when i'm as larry it's been music up and it's been on for. the old lately and maybe even a creative super woman. next to. this is no computer animation. it's not painted on either. model it served up photographed. a visit to the small world of hugs. here's how they make it being. a romance in sixty. minutes on t.w. . maintained sixty percent of the crime occurred around the world. young people rebelled against their parents' generation. it was a constant dusting full of stupidity and commission is. a demented nothing less than a home societal wanted maelstrom of concern real problems with the be a mom or playing the role of my generation to watch the war every day. color documentary takes a while tons of those murder committed on her for the first time i had a feeling of being part of something it's. going to make sense of those events today. too soon spoke of civil rights the peace movement and women's movement for hopeless during this period. in sixty eight. as

for ramsay's abu simbel was a residence for all eternity a residence for his family as well as himself ramsey's even built a separate temple for never tare one of his wives although smaller than the main one it was built in a similar style. at the name temple for colossal statues portray the father of the family watching proudly over the other figures and reliefs carved into the stone much like a family photo his wife and children are shown beside him carved a small figures at his feet the king's firstborn son and moon hair chop chef is portrayed here between the legs of a larger statue and at the feet of the colossus on the left stand three of his daughters. ramsey is the second must be one of history's most fertile leaders the names of forty daughters and forty five sons are recorded. to build monuments on monument is a wonderful thing to wonderful things at once their own words best show us ramsey is the second the prodigious builder of egyptian antiquity. here in the new being desert not far from abu simbel the pharaoh had seven more large cliff temples built sadly if you have surv

institution which chose its own head the grand mistress and like nuns the begin were not under vows of eternity in politics however they did take a vow of chastity and obedience for as long as they chose to stay at the beginning which they were free to leave at any time as you might expect the roman catholic church regarded this independence as excessive and the times the begin movement was accused of heresy persecuted and even banned. some four hundred years later flemish or that felix to months penned a memorial to the beginning in the form of sin photos or a novel named after the chief character is self again. unesco has declared thirteen big a notch to be part of its world cultural heritage this is the bigger notch in rio with its impressive entrance gate and sculpture and since vega the would begin it's believed it was derived from her name it was here in the thirteenth century but the movement got under way when three sisters between their property to the begin but this neatly structured town within a town with its one hundred sixty two buildings only reached full bloom much later in the

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grant to them eternal rest. let light perpetual shine upon them.♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ o beautiful for heroes ooze who -- their than country loved ♪ ♪ and mercy more than life ♪ america america ♪ god mend thine every flaw ♪ confirm think soul in self-control ♪ ♪ thy liberty in law ♪ ♪ ♪ o beautiful for patriot dream ♪ ♪ that sees beyond the years ♪ thine alabaster cities gleam ♪ undimmed by human tears ♪ america ♪ america ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea >>> good rest, o christ, to your servant with your saints. >> where sorrow and pain are no more, neither sighing, but life ever lasting. >>> you only are immortal, the creator and maker of mankind, and we are mortgage at, formed of the earth, and to earth shall we return. for so did you ordain when you created me, saying "you are dust, and to dust you shall return." all of us go down to the dust, yet even at the grave we make our song alleluia, alleluia, alleluia. >> give rest, o christ, t

the eternal city built on seven hills from afar a vast prospect of stone but at close quarters its magnificence is revealed. no los angeles manes the very heart of the ancient world the key to that world is here on the capitol hill begin on gentle restyled the piazza in fifteen fifty six black by cast on pollack's a broad flight of steps leads up to the senator's palace now the city hall rode. on almost ten taisha statue records the fourteenth century tribune colon dns of his incendiary speeches fire up the crowds to a fury and they killed in. today's young romans may know little of the city's turbulent past though a visit to the nearby capital and museum would make it vividly immediate. the famous equestrian statue of emperor marcus aurelius is there. the ancient romans profoundly admired hellenistic culture the philosopher's room is filled with the busts of the great greeks from blind coma to epicurus the roman emperors sometimes trained dissent from home as heroes from the people of india's interest. the famous dying going to one of the most perfect works of antiquity it was erected by king

fame or power but there are some things that are worse risking everything for principles that are eternal truths or abiding. that is best. showed us what that means the united states italy france and the u.k. are condemning a surge in violence around libya's capital tripoli at least forty people have been killed more than one hundred injured in several days of fighting between rival factions most of the casualties of civilians gun battles and shelling have damaged areas around the airport. there's been another evening of rival rallies in the eastern german city of candidates far right and left wing supporters turned out following the arrest of two asylum seekers suspected of killing a german man last sunday more than eight hundred police officers were deployed to keep the groups apart this is at first for us which might equally a muslim funguses them boys endorsement this is something even my colleagues abroad are asking me what is happening in germany i'm glad there are so many upright democrats who showed the true kalus in kemet to make clear that the last majority of germans want to li

may angels sing you to your eternal home. [ applause ] >> reflections from a close friend joe lieberman. now we'll hear from former secretary of state dr. henry kissinger. 95 years old, henry kissinger. his watch just a bit shorter. >>> our country has had the good fortune that at times of national trial a few great personalities have emerged to remind us of our essential unity and inspire us to fulfill our sustaining values. john mccain was one of those gifts of destiny. april 1973.for the first time in and at a white house reinterception for prisoners returned from captivity in vietnam. he had been much on my mind during the negotiations to end the vietnam war. partly also because his father then commander in chief of the pacific command when briefing the president answered references to his son by saying only i pray for him. in the mccain's family, national service was its own reward. they did not allow for special treatment. i thought of that when his vietnamese captives during the final phase of negotiations offered to release john so that he could return with me on the official pl

the politics of inevitability that the west has versus the politics of eternity held by russia and elsewhereat do you mean by that? >> you've put your finger on i think the basic intellectual mistake after the revolutions of 1989. the thing that i'm calling the politics of inevitability is precisely the idea which so many of us held that history was over, there are no alternatives, and somehow automatically democracy, liberal ideas of rights, free trade were going to spread around the world. we had a quarter century of thinking like that, of thinking that it didn't really depend upon us personally because there were certain laws of history which would make sure that things went in the right direction. when you hit a shock, when it turns out that that's not true, you have a temptation to fall into another set of ideas, which i call in the book, which i call in "road to unfreedom" the politics of eternity where you start to think politics is not about progress, it's not about the future, it's about the past. it's about how the same people threaten us over and over and over again. russia has al

university of virginia has chiselled in his monument nearby declare, for i have sworn on the of god eternal hostility gainst every form of tyranny over the mind of man. this was the vibrant spirit of founders. may we not depart from it. departing from perhaps most ls, dangerously, they have abandoned principal and truth altogether. if that is so, they have chosen ideology, passion, and over law. principal exalts and power, opposing voices can be justified. this is not america. this is not the way we were raised. and ideology and power politics not lost. they're the very opposite of lost and found. as americans we know that it's have a messy and to entious debate than suppress the voices of disscepters even though on might forget these alues as senator mcconnell often says, our history is in caldron s of a teaming of competing ideas from the very beginning. no mistake, this department of justice is concerned about of speech that is now occurring. efending the constitution, defending civil rights, doing ustice compels this department of justice to defend the right of speech, expression, relig

many always always the eternal question what would one of done back then for exactly this relationshipbetween perpetrators and victims in this case within the family that i find so fascinating because it was like that throughout the whole country to a certain extent our country was a big family of victims and perpetrators after nine hundred forty five or also after nine hundred eighty nine and i think you can't really tell our countries big stories without that relationship. that the english tell your film is never look away what is it that we should look away from. so i saw it more as the kind of thing the anti says to the boy in the film always questioning the truth. make your own mind up about things but looking closely at them without judging them that's actually the most important thing to always take a good close look at things that's what's meant. the stomach for mind is into you know we're here in venice you have a special relationship with this city you made your second film here the tourist. what was your most intense experience. i had. we had these huge stars and julian and

may angels sing you to your eternal home. [ applause ] >>> our country has had the good fortune that at times of national trial, a few great personalities have emerged. to remind us of our essential unity and inspire us to fulfill our sustaining values. john mccain was one of those gifts of destiny. i met john for the first time in april 1973. at a white house reception for prisoners returned from captivity in vietnam. he had been much on my mind during the negotiations to end the vietnam war. partly also because his father, then commander in chief of the pacific command, when briefing the president answered references to his son by saying only, i pray for him. in the mccain family, national service was its own reward. that did not allow for special treatment. i thought of that when his vietnam mere captors during the final phase of negotiations offered to release john so that he could return with me on the official plane that had brought me to hanoi. against all my instincts, i thanked them for the offer, but refused it. i wondered what john would say when we finally met. his greeti

. >> probably an eternity. >> every day. it is a lifetime. so it has been investigated. they said it under penalty of felony and i produced my which show that is important evidence. and over the last ten days i asked for a hearing the day after the allegations. >> doctor ford has stated in those people that were present at the gathering. you, mark judge and patrick pj smith and an unnamed boy. do you know mark judge? >> i do. how do you know him? >> as a friend in ninth grade with a group of friends a very friendly group by my friends from georgetown prep funny guy great writer popular to develop a serious addiction problem that lasted decades. near death a couple times from addiction. suffered tremendously. >> what is your relationship with him now? >> we have group e-mails that goes among the high school urfriends. how do you know patrickt smith? >> also ninth grade georgetown prep.ls he went by pjin then. we live close to one another and played football together he was defensive tackle and widede receiver we carpool to school every year for years i did not have a car

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