, glory, hallelujah america, me and you glory, glory, hallelujah light the torch of liberty america,july i'm his yankee doodle sweetheart he's my yankee doodle boy yankee doodle went to london just to ride a pony i am that yankee doodle boy ♪ this is my country you're a grand old flag, you're a high flying flag you're the emblem of the land i love the home of the free end the brave this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forests to the gulfstream waters this land was made for you and me ♪ america, i love you o beautiful, for spacious skies for amber waves of grain for purple mountains' majesty upon the fruited plain america, america god shed his grace on thee and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ [applause] from the mountains, to the prairies god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much. congratulations. frank: every hour of life has its own moment of truth, and who better to bring it to our attention than the man who parted the red sea?

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our eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord, and we will continue to believe that glory shall come until the day our feet strike as i am. we shall be able to say free at last, free at last, thank god almighty, free at last. amen. >> amen. thank you for those words that we all should live by, especially during this day and time. we have heard from the pastor. now it is time to set the mood and music and celebration. please welcome members of the ebenezer ame church choir directed by choir director cliff ross. [applause] ♪ >> can we clap our hands this morning as we give god great praise? >> ♪ it's a good time in the lord of praise everybody sing with voices raised hail to our king and all the people the lord, give praise praise the lord today this is the day the lord has saved the lord, praise the lord today this is the day the lord has saved ♪ >> this is a good time to give god praise. everybody sing with voices raised. >> ♪ everybody sing with voices raised ♪ >> hail to our king, let all the people cry. jubilantly. give god great praise. >> ♪ praise the lord today >> this is

, face to face with one of those chosen, few men in history, who know from personal experience the glorye frustrations and yes, the sometimes agony that all too often go along as the price of the high office that you sought, and to which you were duly elected and reelected, president of the screen actors guild. all of us in the sports broadcasting business today file special bond for you, mr. dutch. after all, you were a member of the club. indeed, you were. you spent five years on radio station who in des moines, re-creating chicago cubs games. you told me a few stories a couple of years ago. wonderful story. i would love to tell the story myself, but i know it wouldn't be nearly as good. and i just have a feeling that somebody in this room, somebody might really tell the story the way it should be told. i don't see any volunteers, so it is down to you and me, dutch. what do you say? what do you say? >> well could i set the stage for second and explain, when you get a baseball game by telegraphic report, it meant you weren't at the ballpark looking at the game. you were at a studio, des

we give your name the praise and the honor and the glory or first lady michelle obama and the crowd of witnesses that look down upon us. as we stand in the shadow of this memorial, dr. king never could have imagined as he looked at memorials for lincoln and washington and jefferson that one day there would be a memorial for a profit. we come to say thank you because of all that he does and continues to do through the legacy that has been left. on this day, even though all he said 57 years ago has not come

. ♪ ♪ glory days, well, they'll pass you by. ♪ glory days, and the wink of a young girl's eye. ♪ glorylory days. ♪ all right. ♪ well, there's a girl that lives up the block. cheryl: got a little glory going for your markets this morning. welcome to "fbn: a.m.." good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: let's take a look at you how you--at how your money s morning. right now, the dow is higher in the premarket by 80 points, s&p is up 9 and-a-half, nasdaq is up 41 and-a-half. that's after yesterday's triple digit selloff on coronavirus worries. lauren: those fears are worrying folks about you cutting economic growth. oil is down six days in a row. cheryl: we have closures in asia, the lunar new year holiday has been extended in china. part of that is the coronavirus story. the nikkei in japan did open for trading, it is to the downside by half a percent, the kospi down 3%. again, shanghai, hang seng are closed. lauren: in europe we're trying to see a tentative recovery this morning. the cac is up 4 points in paris but the ftse in london is down

, glory hallelujah light the torch of liberty be freewill ♪ i'm a yankee doodle dandy a yankee doodleurth of july i'm his yankee doodle sweetheart he's my yankee doodle boy yankee doodle went to london just to ride a pony i am that yankee doodle boy ♪ this is my country you're a grand old flag, you're a high flying flag the emblem of the land i love the home of the free end the brave this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forests to the gulfstream waters this land was made for you and me ♪ america, i love you , for spacious skies for amber waves of grain mountains' majesty plainhe fruited america on thee his grace good withthy brotherhood sea ♪ea to shining [applause] from the mountains, to the prairies americas homeme sweet god bless america homeme sweet ♪ [applause] thank you very much. congratulations. frank: every hour of life has its own moment of truth, and who better to bring it to our attention than the man who parted the red sea? chuck heston. [applause] chuck: when i got here, i wasn't sure what to expect but a gre

some glory days. was just sworn in as a new firefighter in new jersey. >> mom and dad attended the ceremony there at city hall. 25-year-old sam has been a volunteer firefighter for years. we guess he was born to run into action. get it. >>> we turn now to north carolina and dramatic video of a storm ripping apart a school gym. >> kids were sent running for cover trying to escape. abo benitez joins us with that story. >> reporter: take a good look at this video. those are kids playing in the gymnasium when suddenly the roof behind those curtains caves in. an intense gust of wind shoots debris into the gym. >> it took me a second to process what was going on, and i looked, and i was like, oh, my goodness. this is not good, and i started yelling to my students, run, run, run. >> reporter: this terrifying moment from union intermediate school in clinton, north carolina. 21 children playing in the gym as a storm raged outside and then overnight p.e. teacher tanya robinson-freeman sharing her harrowing stor

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"pain and glory" is-- how many movies have you done with pedro almodovar?ich movie is this? >> thi this is "women on the vee of a nervous breakdown." that was 1998, i think. i was very, very young then. ( applause ) >> stephen: can you go back to this? you look a little bit like you're one of the extras on "friends" there. ( laughter ) okay. and now here you are-- here you are again, this is you winning, along with pedro winning the goya award. >> last saturday. >> stephen: in spain. >> i look pretty much like that picture, actually. >> stephen: no difference at all. no difference at all. ( applause ) do you remember the first time you met? >> yes, yes, i was working at the time at the national theater. we were having a coffee,un, some of the actors outside. and a guy with a red briefcase, and he was very funny. and he entertained us for, like, 20 minutes. he talk and talked and talking. >> stephen: what year was this? >> 1981? no, 1980. and at the end he stood up, and he looked at me-- i had long hair at the time and a mustache. he said, "you have a very r

super bo glory. now one year after a devastating injury to their franche quarterback led to a disappointing for 12 season, jimmy g and company will try and take the forty-niners back to the promised land and after a season of hard fought the niners are just one win away from a record tying 6 championship. it's the niners in the chiefs in super bowl 54 in the kron 4 morning news has everything you need to know to get ready for the big game. and thanks for joining us. i'm daryfolsom and i'm james fletcher all decked out in our niners red and gold year-old she the same time over time. more on the big game coming up in a minute first erica, anything big on the roads before we get the couple of slowdowns which i'll tell you more about of course more people waking up it's getting a little more crowded out there on a highway for and the >>hard to believe it's going to get warmer and is trying to be hotter yeagain tomorrow is going to be around the or as a photographer so cool stay kansas city and i am diffe

he oversaw the glory days of the dream team, when the first u.s.lympic men's basketball squad to include not only active nba players, but the stars of the game won gold. now the teams mean big money. worthw york knicks are $400 billion. in 1984, all the teams were million. $400 he was the ultimate game changer and inducted into the international basketball federation hall of fame in 2016. genie: do not forget, if you want to check in on any of the news stories check in on our website. france24.com. >> toxic, unreadable. among the scrap yards the smoke never clears. >> this is unbelievable. they will not remove the rubbish. >> copper, aluminum, it is there for the taking. we burn away the plastic day in, and day out. >> waste, and aluminum. >> our world has been stripping away waste for six years, selling by weight the metal he recovers. he makes that -- he makes less than three euros a day. it is like -- >> what is it? rubber, and the fire sometimes. >> along with most of the people, they come from the most -- the north of the country or jobs are h

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his speech, in the glory of that victory, but at said --of his speech he i shouldn't say this but i will. you to i urge all of pray for peace. peace. for i thanked him for that. he said it's so important. even our president kennedy who said we will fight any foe, pay price. what he said in his inaugural ddress has said, unless we end war -- unless men end war, war will end men. so we have to be very careful ow we engage and protect the american people. remove all doubt in anybody's mind that we will. a lioness. as cubs, you're our dead. this is not about understanding our responsibility and our as warriors, we to be be -- we need peacekeepers. all we're saying is, let's do not in a way and that escalates. i remember that weekend when i call from -- after that eekend, i got a call from the administration saying that -- confirming that we made the soleimani, who was a terrible person, no doubt about that. said, well, why did you not inform the gang of eight, as you are required to do. the four of eight are leaders, house and senate, democrats and republicans, and the four leaders of the co

we will draw strength from the glories of the past. together, we will make our , our countrieser safer, our cultures richer, our people freer, and the world more beautiful than ever before. above all else, we will forever be loyal to our workers, citizens, and families. the men and women who are the backbone of our economies, the heart of our communities, and the soul of our country's. let's bring light to their lives one by one and empower them to light up the world. thank you very much. god bless you. god bless your countries, and god bless america. thank you very much. [applause] klaus: mr. president, thank you for your speech, and congratulations for what you have achieved for your economy and also for your society. mr. schwab: we discuss very intensively the question of all yourness that politics are aiming to create inclusiveness for the american people. injecting optimism into our discussions. have many problems in the world, but i think we need dreams, and we have all the capabilities, technology, realize those dreams. thank yo

pain and glory was just one of several foreign language films which opened in the uk in 2019, remindingnational art form. this year, uk cinemagoers could feast on a wide range of treats from around the world. from colombia, we had birds of passage, an arresting tale of gangsters and spirits from the creators of embrace of the serpent, who described its birth of the drug trade narrative as addressing the great tragedy will curse us forever, the great taboo that we're not allowed to discuss. writer—director nadine la baki, the deserved 0scar nomination for capernaum, which became both the highest grossing arabic film and the highest grossing middle eastern film of all time. the story concerns a young boy growing up in lebanon who attempts to sue his parents for bringing him into a world so full of suffering and strife. from german director florian henckel von donnersmarck, who won an oscar for the lives of others, came never look away, an impressive meditation on art and morality, inspired by the early life of gerhard richter. meanwhile, swedish actress halldora geirharosdottir excelled i

may all that is done be for your greater honor and glory, amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his pproval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from new york, mr. rose. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek riggs? mr. rose: madam chair, i request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. madam speaker, i rise today in solemn memory of miss mimi cusick, a public servant, devoted mother, and larger than life figure in staten island politics for the past five decades. she passed away on january 5, but she leaves be

. ♪ glory days >> it certainly was a glory day for bruce springsteen and his family, celebrating histhere on the left, there with the whole family. tonight, their youngest son sam has grown up, training to become a firefighter. his mom sharing this image along the way, writing, my youngest son sam graduated from monmouth county fire academy. tonight, one more milestone. >> firefighter sam springsteen. >> sam, 26 years old, sworn in in jersey city, new jersey, today, reporting for duty. but hugging his other boss, his dad, his family right there in the front row. >> we're very proud. we're very proud. >> mom patty holding his badge. and sam the firefighter modest. >> i don't have too much to say. >> you're happy. >> congratulations. >> happy. >> best job in the world. >> was it hard becoming a firefighter? >> wasn't easy. >> he fought for it. he and 15 others joining the jersey city fire department. >> it was a long road. he was very dedicated for quite a few years and we're just excited for him today. >> a proud dad and we salute sam, too. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back

plus tis the season to chuck your tween here in germany to tonic treat tossers pining for glory at the world championship christmas trees growing. well i'm terry barton good to have you with us it ren has said that it will no longer abide by any limits of a 2015 nuclear deal with world powers the announcement came after a u.s. drone strike on friday killed the country's top general as well as an iraqi militia leader in baghdad on sunday large crowds in iraq and mourned the death of a money. grief and outrage as tens of thousands in the iranian city of mashad accompanying the body of general cause some saudi money to a shrine a popular hero and close ally of the country's supreme leader. of the his assassination is considered a declaration of war by many iranians. in the parliament cries of death to america in support of rational the 7th action of the us president is considered a military of terrorism. only if you want to know the dissent then sure will have painful consequences for you bush and the ripple effects are being felt already the parliament in neighboring iraq has voted to en

will be able to live breathe and flourish in modern times all humanity should be able to enjoy the glories of the holy land this part of the world is forever connected to the human soul in the human spare these ancient lend should not be symbols of conflict but eternal symbols of peace thank you again for all of the work you've all done and all of these incredible honored guests for being here and in particular i want to thank prime minister netanyahu. i also want to thank oman bahrain and the united arab emirates for the incredible work they've done helping us with so much and sending their ambassadors to be with us today thank you for thank you for thank you very much please carry gertz america's partnerships in the region of never been greater and our alliance with the state of israel has never ever been stronger than it is today or together we can bring about a new dawn in the middle east and i would now again just like to thank everybody and a very special group of people an incredible group of people so many have been with us on this journey right from the beginning and we're getting

we will draw strength from the glories of the past and we will make great does our common mission for the future together we will make our nations stronger our countries safer a culture richer our people freer and the world more beautiful than ever before above all else we will forever be loyal to our workers our citizens and our families the men and women who are the backbone of our economies the heart of our communities and the soul of our countries let us bring light to their lives one by one and empower them to light up the world. thank you very much god bless you god bless your countries and god bless america thank you thank you very much. well if you're just joining us you've been listening to u.s. president donald trump addressing global leaders and business people in the swiss alps for making headlines remarks at the world economic forum in davos but he's been emphasizing his achievements when it comes to the american economy as well as various trade deals as well as also saying the country's relationship with china has never been better he's also been pushing back on what he

navy to get its share of the glory if that happened. admiral porter loved the navy. the sea was in his blood. was a fourth generation naval officer. great-grandfather had been a grandfatherman, his had commanded an american in the revolution. porter himself had gone to sea age 10. during the civil war he had rapidly.rank he commanded a mortar flotilla, role in the capture of new orleans and was cited for his role in the capture of vicksburg. his war-time achievements to skip two ranks. he was promoted from captain to admiral so at the time of the fort fisher campaign he was most famousorth's naval figures. bright.as he was resourceful, energetic, competent. was also, critics said, cocky,opinionated, competitive and fiercely ambitious. typically porter had acted whenly and decisively given command of operations for the navy for the fort fisher expedition. drawing ships from the u.s. navy's north atlantic blockading squadron, he organized one of the largest fleets ever assembled in america -- 56 war ships, including 3400-ton crew of more its four600, 48-gun minnesota,

i don't do this for glory for to myself i do this to help people who are not happy about this situation. so it feels good it feels good to be able to put a smile as somebody face. to remember to do liposuction to do a tummy tuck to do a face layer to do a breast lived all these that is that helps because people's comfort is these kind of procedures sustain bangs work with his foundation and his desire to help many more families in africa. now it's to northwest nigeria the state. a violent conflict has been the rule for decades local defense militias have fought with an armed group nicknamed the bandits now a peace deal has been. turned in and both sides are showing optimism about an end to the fighting. in this local government office in northwest nigeria local farmers organized into citizens' militias are cautiously laying down their arms. after years of spiralling conflict over land and resources between native farmers and fulani estie herders a fragile peace deal appears to have been reached. in exchange for ending hostilities local authorities in the region promised new employment o

you don't know if you don't know what the before the sort of the surface of the earth you so thin of glory or there for who received the silver how do you know if you want to sleep early. that. night no no no neck down. walk on the throne for me they bought a lot of the needy had been nobody and nothing would not be an adult but i cannot help the injured then walk the walk up the it and home you can have the adored. him. this. heists and the suits you. have of them on with the bits the month and the other one commissioning group leader in the they do some bullshit other things in. them too but i can live with only him dash. dash really thought a minute and if you thought he. must . first. issue will do what he has against him or. dish leaves out of the month aleem dar so i can assume. your seat again you must not confusing them with the. dash. in they can come to us and tell them that even without any. need in. the end you had to tell them about the other business and you got a level here. at the new movie which made me feel like i'm. going to tell me that. there have been removed can you.

pain and glory, what i love about it is, it's a semi autobiography.erable i have ever seen antonio banderas. you see his pain, his growth, his nostalgia for the past, you get a sense his body is failing him and i could listen to his voice, that sequence early on, just spellbinding. again, it looks beautiful. it is the whole works. when have you ever seen a film of his that doesn't look good? even the ones that are not great, look good. good point, well made. mark, thank you very much. see you next week. enjoy your cinema going, whatever you choose to see. it's a cracking week, enjoy it. goodbye. it's been a day of transition, certainly a colder day and some of the showers have yielded some snow and there are still a few showers to come before the end of this evening but over the weekend, very different. cold nights and find days because we have high pressure building in so you can see those showers and southern areas and they will keep going in the north, actually not just through will keep going in the north, actually notjust through the night but in

called below if you don't know what the before looks sort of the surface of the church you so thin of glory for the good for the just be yourself how do you know if you want to sleep early to play. nice no no no neck down. islamiya work on that for me they bought a lot of the needy had the but nobody and nothing would not be an adult but i cannot help the injured then walk the walk up the i don't i don't mean you can have the adored. him. this is this mustn't. i say and it suits. the man with the bits of the month and the other one commissioning group leader in the know doing some bullshit out of the. room to welcome them with only him dash. dash really thought a minute and he thought it. over. most of the 1st. issue will do what he has against. all of us or. dish leaves out of the month of lindau so we can assume that. it was you know again evolution so he must not be infusing them with the death of all time we come. in they can come to lead us into something that even a lot of without any. means but i mean you had to. bring this in you've got a level here. at the new movie. before he's. g

athlete who had a stellar 2019 after becoming the most decorated gymnast of all time but the path to glory was filled with pain her mother was a drug addict and files was raised by her grandparents who still a company has to every event. biles was also one of more than 250 athletes abused by usa gymnastics dr larry nasser she condemned the organization you had one job you literally had one job anybody to protect. files says much has changed for female athletes but there is still a long way to go she has previously said we live in exciting times for women in sports so many fantastic female athletes are gradually getting the recognition they deserve but we definitely need to do more to make sure that there is really equality in sports. simone biles and megan rapinoe 2 athletes who refused to put their beliefs to one side. yes or female athletes over so much more than that and in 2020 they'll continue to fight for what they believe in. inspiring a face that our mind and now off the top story that we're following for you tens of thousands of mourners have taken part in a funeral procession in

the glory... the trophy... and the... it's everything you want as a world champion.lly, there isn't any money... yet. as the bdo winner wayne warren hasn't been paid. where is the money? it is a little bit wrong. hello again and thanks forjoining us. the skies above melbourne have become a smoky haze of late and even with less than a week to go before the start of the australian open. the bushfires in the country are already affecting the event. practice had to be stopped, one player had to retire, while an exhibition match was abandoned nearby. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornall has more. the katie gornall has more. air was heavy and polluted melbourne the air was heavy and polluted in melbourne but it was decided that the show must go on. this player wasn't looking to qualify for the main draw of the slovenian was struggling and it had nothing to do with her opponent. gasping for breath, she was forced to retire and said afterwards she had been scared. she wasn't the only one. the australian player he had to call a medical timeout on his match whereas the forme

spectators in sydney something to cheer about after beating world number one rafael nadal on route to glory. the new 80 p. coke cannot of asked for a better final rafa nadal took on old phone novak djokovic each as part of spain's clash with serbia and jock of its was desperate for victory with his side already behind at the losing the 1st singles rober the world number 2 convincingly took the 1st set 6 to no doubt when the davis cup was spain just 6 weeks ago and this complained that the 2 tournament such 2 similar he clung on to force a 2nd set tie break but shock of it would not be denied until the final to a decisive doubles match. the serbian upsets him play in the doubles despite his weary limbs but no doubt. it prove costly as djokovic jump up in a big to try it ski dominated. they sealed a 6364 win over pavlo cut in your post and feliciano lopez by. the new title means a lot to joke of it. i'll remember this experience for the rest of my life is definitely one of the nicest moments of. tennis size now turn to melbourne for the a stallion open grand slam starting later this month. an

navy to get its share of the glory if that happened. admiral porter loved the navy. the sea was in his blood. he was a fourth generation naval officer. his great-grandfather had been a merchant seaman, his grandfather had commanded an american privateer in the revolution. his father and namesake was an american war hero from the war of 1812. porter himself had gone to sea at age 10. during the civil war, he had risen in rank rapidly. he commanded a mortar flotilla, played a key role in the capture of new orleans, and was cited for his role in the capture of vicksburg. his war-time achievements had enabled him to skip two ranks. he was promoted from captain to rear admiral, so at the time of the fort fisher campaign, he was one of the north's most famous naval figures. porter was bright. he was resourceful, energetic, competent. he was also, critics said, gruff, opinionated, cocky, competitive, and fiercely ambitious. typically, porter had acted quickly and decisively when he had been given command of operations for the navy for the fort fisher expedition. drawing shi

in all its glory also but. what do you. do you know. i thought the. most books that. more. help books books we told you to. do. it was so out of danger because 1st day as race leader that night he told his rival live called skate how to give his dogs a healing message. for you. to. see . and to believe she's miserable. you can be sympathetic with you. oh oh. oh but. also watch my beliefs that are going to die later. on the next stage left of school. reclaimed his leading position and started clawing back the time difference. oh. yeah. it was. just the fall for you who has to go up again with a little soak up the for the details of his ilk each of those very kewl put should go on the waffles all through kick a model go home for a while with a 4. for sure there's a. sort of where does that put his last work. for far more. pressure to quit for. the worse. the society of the fellow. or not russian citizen you're still only fatherless they are no dislike for them as you are so for the good though. then it's all the drivers themselves dogs out of the race if they're sick and tire

pain and glory, dvd, what i love about it is, it's a semiautomatic —— semi autobiography.ad ever seen it is the most vulnerable i had ever seen antonio banderas. you see his pain, his growth, his nostalgia for the past, you get a sense his body isa the past, you get a sense his body is a feeling him and i could listen to his voice, that sequence early on, just spellbinding. again, it looks beautiful. it is the whole works. when have you ever seen a film of his that doesn't look good. even the ones that are not great look good. see you next week. enjoy your cinema going, whatever you choose to see. it has been a rather turbulent day. it has been a rather turbulent day. it is cold enough for snow over the mountains. it is snowing at some of the lower levels because we got this intense area of low pressure and it is quite squally when but this low pressure, the next one in, looks set to slip away and that high pressure is going to take centre stage. even when they do start to invade, perhaps by the early part of next week, they will be weak affairs. you have to go back to sep