incredible compliment -- incredible accomplishment in a short period of time.ant to thank everyone at the green briar for making this tournament a beautiful tribute to our military. thanks again to the veterans tonight and all across america. we love you, we thank you, and we will never forget you. god bless our veterans, god bless america, and happy independence day to all. thank you very much. this is a great honor. thank you. [applause] you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes you'll find you get what you need ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: justice anthony kennedy's retirement brings a significant change to the supreme court. follow the story on c-span, from president trump nominating a replacement, the senate confirmation hearings, to the swearing-in, all on c-span, c-span.org, or the free c-span

he is so incredible.was about 15 years ago, and i was donald and i am watching and the place is packed with people. phil sees me, and i liked phil and phil i think liked me. he is on the third hole and it is a big tournament. he says, just a second. he hits the ball with a three wood, 280 down the middle, then comes back, says, good, how is everything else? i said, that really is a special talent. that is just the office. it is really amazing. what a great career, great gentleman. i also want to thank jim nance for leading this evening's program. jim, wherever you may be. where is jim? [applause] pres. trump: does a great job. hi, jim. great job. really good. and slugger white, he keeps everybody honest. where is slugger? he has done a fantastic job. nobody plays games with him. i tried to move the tees back and he would not let me do it. there was no doubt about it. slugger is great. and all the pga officials and tournament staff and volunteers for their incredibly hard work in putting this really incred

i grew up watching in this incredible team so we have. ours and seven mil against the irish one four one. one free kick nobody. argentina in barcelona three one and then one of the greatest world cup games not perhaps not for brazil but for. you my friend yes yes eleven job loss in this. yes i go yes yes that's. cheating the system visit their jobs this is one of the official everywhere in the national scene ever but you have to cite is the player that perhaps more than any of a pizza moises what the free for world cup is about a three time winner a winner right seventeen. across the incredible person he's got you know now he's seventy seven years of age when still travels around the world with a real passion and a real spirit for a guy and we open the stan collymore show series really which i'm on the essentially dragged all of our of the ring to view easy and they basically said to me when he was on board we were on the boat and that man is the great ceased world cup player that's all he really ever lived edson around says the national

the people from around the world of shown this quite incredible city. russia has kofi for they have qualified for the second stage of the free for all cup and they slant would have been mightily prayer the great they have yes they only cocaine for ever to win the battle door means large. pieces. the situation to say russia big spy in a more russian producer is why it's my left masha jumping for joy in my spanish project that he's had he sounds was what football is about i know it's one of the favorites the people the sky why even the flags honking the hones russia welcomes the world cup finally with a chain that i could be proud of what they were hoping to do was to come out of it with a lot of pride and if you walk around red square now you see the guys playing football lots of russian flags painted on cheeks lots of rossi. they've looked this woke up the woke up is love then and people have come to the world cup having had the house nation enjoyed themselves as well as from some of the countries. where you're from reform come the old guy you know iris

incredible, what an incredible man.orth would have seen the horrors of air warfare for himself. 111,000 allied pilots died in the daily battles above the trenches. thousands more suffered burns or horrific injuries. once again, my grandfather was lucky. when his aircraft crashed after a photographing mission in may of 1918, he and his pilot walked away with only minor injuries. i was beginning to get a much better picture of edwin raworth‘s experiences, and those of the young men who lived and died around him. a fellow bomber pilot, captain we johns, used his experiences to create the fictional character, biggles, that went on to be read by generations of children. biggles' stories were serialised in modern boy. these are two modern boy covers. this is a complete collection of first edition biggles books. roger harris has collected every single one of wejohns' books and articles. this is actually signed by we johns. his plane was hit by anti—aircraft fire. it burst the petrol tank, he dropped out of formation, he was se

anyway, so along comes incredibles 2.edibles came out on dvd there was a short which was jack—jack attack, which was all the stuff about the baby. i thought it was hilariously funny. in incredibles 2, which picks up the story, there is a lot more jack—jack. the story is they are still trying to rehabilitate supers. so, elastigirl is basically roped in to a lot of pr stunts to make supers popular with people again. mr incredible is left at home looking after the kids, having to help dash with his maths homework, having to help his daughter with her first crush. but, it is the baby jack—jack stuff that is really funny, in the same way that in the despicable me movies the minions started out as sidekicks, and ended up being centrestage. here, jack—jack started out as a sidekick and ends up being centrestage. i started laughing about five minutes in and i laughed all the way through. it looks fabulous, as you can see. all those future retro ‘60s inflicted designs look great. and i am happy to admit that i was completely wrong

it is incredible. how do you compare this with the other plan from the enemy and they said the difference is when they fight week -- the cannot see our plane and i said that sounds into pretty good advantage. it is called stealth. super stealth. all these products have something special in common. a big am a beautiful seal and that is with the sign and in this case, made in the usa. also joining us and at the event the nasa administrator. thank you. and thank you for being here from lockheed martin. after many years of decline, american manufacturing is coming back bigger and better and stronger than ever before, it is happening. we are in the midst of a great economic revival in the united states. we have added 3.7 million new jobs since the election 370,000 inore than manufacturing alone. remember during the campaign they all said you're never going to add manufacturing jobs, that is obsolete, they would say. thingsbsolete, to make is obsolete? i guess they were wrong. we are adding a lot more. almos

incredible. anytime you win, it's incredible.ut he did, against a very tough and good competition. and, hey, he's going to be your next senator from the incredible state of montana. matt rosendale. come up, matt. come up, matt. [cheering] mr. rosendale: hello, montana. do we have an incredible president or what? [cheering] we actually have a president who fights every single day for the people across this great nation. here at home, he's fighting for our military men and women, serving here at mammoth air force base and across the country. for all of our veterans and our seniors, he is for folks working in the timber industry and energy production. he's fighting for working farmers and ranchers across the entire state. you know he's fighting for our miners down in butte and those workers who -- coal produce that beautiful clean coal. he's also fighting for everyone across our state who feels their voice isn't being heard, including the unborn. i will be that voice for you if you elect me to the united states senate. [cheering] mr

it was incredible by comparison. it's very important to work with them as much as we can to preserve their history and their documents. in addition to that, we do have materials from the communist side of the war. the north vietnamese. we have some of their equipment. it's interesting when you compare and contrast the different types of equipment that they used versus what we had. their helmet was wicker versus the steel of the american helmet. lighter weight great for camouflage and not going to protect them much. we also have the sandals which everyone heard of studied the vietnam war. made from tires and very cheap and very effective. canteens and other equipment. but also some of their publications as well. one of the really interesting things about the publications sometimes they had to do it out in the field. the production value is not high but it's effective. they got some really interesting art work that represents the communist side of the war. also we have an incredible microfilm set of captured enemy docu

around the world of showing this quite incredible city. russia has fever they have qualified for the second stage of the free for all coke and they smile and would have been mighty prayer the greit they have yes they only cocaine for ever so when the bible door things logs. in a situation to say russia big spy in them all you russian producer is why it's my left jumping for joy among spanish bridging the addys had any sounds was what football is about i know it's one of the favorites the people dance for the sky why even the flags honking the hones russia welcomed the world cup finally with a chain that i could be proud of what they were hoping to do was to come out of it with a lot of pride and if you walk around red square now you see the guys playing football lots of russian flags painted on cheeks lots of rossi. they've lived this woke up to woke up as love them and people have come to the will cope having had the house nation enjoyed themselves as well as found some of the countries. to do a shot super twenty a from the forthcoming gu

incredible wife. incredible family. i feel guilty.al jackson was getting ready to leave service, and he served many years admirably. he actually said i was healthy. e was the one. when the fake news said, why sn't trump getting a physical, dr. jackson and his staff, they went out and gave me a physical. it was a physical. they said i'm very healthy. the news was devastated. they were devastated. they didn't want to hear that. he's a great family man, and i aid to him, i feel guilty. i said, hey, doc. why don't you run the v.a.? you're a leader. your admired. he said, sir, i wasn't really thinking of that. i said, you'd be great. sir, whatever you order, i will do. even if he didn't want to do it -- he said that to me. in fact, your great first lady said to me that same day, did he want to do it? i said, i don't know. when i thought about it, i don't know. he said, if you ask, i will do it, but he didn't really want to do it. i kind of feel guilty about this whole thing. what happened is, he said, sir, if you'd like me to do it, i'll d

that's what the it is, it's incredible. here today in kansas city, missouri. to pay tribute to the men and women who make freedom possible. kansas city and what a special place. what a special group of people. the veterans of foreign wars, you people should be very proud of yourselves. i want to personally thank each and every one of you who served our country in uniform, defended our nation in battle and protected our great american flag. [cheers and applause] i also want to recognize a great kansas city legend who i met today at the plane, somebody that i've been a a fan of for a long time, a member of the baseball hall of fame, george brett of the kansas city royals. where's george? he's around here somewhere. [cheers and applause] so, george, how many years? 20. what was your batting average? .305. i said, that's pretty good, .305 for 20 years. special guy. i want to thank a true patriot, your executive director bob wallace, along with your outstanding national auxiliary president dee gilroy. thankthank you, e dee -- th

incredible guy. kevin? kevin yoder. what an incredible guy. members of missouri's congressional delegation: vicky hartzler, billy long, jason smith, along with your state's attorney general. hopefully -- we need him so badly -- hopefully, your new senator-to-be, josh hawley. we need josh badly. [applause] pres. trump: josh, thank you. in fact, josh, do me a favor. come up here just for a second. just shake my hand. this guy is a special man. come here, josh. come here. [applause] josh hawley: well, it's an incredible honor to be here today. thanks to all of you for your service and what you mean to this country. but how about the leadership of president donald trump? what do you think? [cheers and applause] josh: you know, when i think about president trump, there's one word that comes to mind. that word is "courage." do you agree? how many people over the years have said that they'll do this, or they'll do that? but there's one guy who had the guts to actually fulfill his promises, the guts to move our embassy to jerusalem, the guts to actual

it's been really incredible to see. [applause] but to keep this momentum going to continue this economic miracle -- and that's what it is. it's a miracle what's happened in the last year and a half. we must invest in job training and vocational education. the fact is that companies are pouring back into our country. companies frankly left 10 and 20 years ago and they're coming back and we need people to work pour those companies. we need talented people. we need with training. that's why in a few moments i will be signing an executive order to establish the national council for the american worker. that's the first. this council will be made up of top officials across the government. we're also establishing an outside advisory board of industry leaders and experts which we will announce in the coming weeks very shortly. a lot of people want to be on that board very badly. have some great people going on that board. together, their task will be able to develop a national work force and strategy to equip americans of all

this has been an incredible experience. one that i never thought i'd have an opportunity to be part of. and i am so excited and optimistic about the future of this city. i noticed that the supervisor looks a lot happier now. and i know how hard you worked. i know how deeply you care about the work that you do for the residents of this city. and i appreciate everything that you have done. all the sacrifices that you made to allow this opportunity to occur. i want to thank you for your service. not just on the board, but as supervisor kim broke down step-by-step, all of the work at all of the advocacy that you have done for your entire career. it is not just about the board. it is about everything. this is part of who you are. your service means so much to so many people. you made a tremendous impact on the city. i say thank you. i know you are going to civilian life. who knows. your mayor may call you to service again. who knows. he is looking at me like i don't think so, honey. thank you supervisor kim for your support in w

incredible.peel. as a weather officer, he leads deployable weather forecasting teams to make it possible for american aviators to own the skies anywhere we fly. he also helped lead the air national guard's response to hurricane maria. he did an incredible job. because of his exceptional leadership, he was named weather company great officer of the year for 2017. thank you very much. thank you very much. incredible. we have the air force, and by the way, i might add, we very well may soon have the space force. you've been hearing about that. everyone is very excited about that. i am also told that brooke happens to be the reigning champion of his fantasy football league. his sister is with him today, and i want to thank you and i want to thank everybody from the united states air force. great people and very talented people. finally from the marine corps, we have staff sergeant jonathan grace here with us with his wife and son. a senior analyst for the cyber incident response team, he is one of th

anyway, so along comes incredibles 2.by. i thought it was hilariously funny. in incredibles 2, which picks up the story, there is a lot more jack—jack. the story is they are still trying to rehabilitate supers. so, elastigirl is basically roped in to a lot of pr stunts to make supers popular with people again. mr incredible is left at home looking after the kids, having to help dash with his maths homework, having to help his daughter with her first crush. but, it is the baby jack—jack stuff that is really funny, in the same way that in the despicable me movies the minions started out as sidekicks, and ended up being centrestage. here, jack—jack started out as a sidekick and ends up being centrestage. i started laughing about five minutes in and i laughed all the way through. it looks fabulous, as you can see. all those future retro ‘60s inflicted designs look great. and i am happy to admit that i was completely wrong about the first film. a new foe in this, is there? there‘s lots of new stuff. the most exciting thing is

he's really responsible for that is incredible considering that he took over from south coach he was sacked and stuff he wasn't supposed to be the permanent replacement he was the acting coach for a long time and this is you know what will give you a chance and look what he's done to this team if he's found their strengths this scoring from set pieces which i mean england always had they were back in school free kicks but what they're doing now while the players are ahead. so how you came you got. all these players who were just clicking it's finally clicking the confidence in the capabilities and we saw that games colombia as well usually when england go a goal will go down to concede a goal so late they crumble and this just hasn't happened at this tournament and you sort of as well today they were just so convinced by what they can do and what they can achieve and compared to teams we've seen in the pos with household names as i said we mentioned beckerman gerrard and all these stars they were at the time this team is more of a known name but not quite the same caliber but applyin

rather than trying to deflect the question, white's incredibly transparent.ther thing i just love about this man, telling us that, i quote, we want to grow at a double-digit rate. otherwise difficult to call yourself a growth company. white explains how they'll get there, the right geographic markets, the right innovative space, margin improvements and even though he won't commit to a specific target, he let us know that, and i quote, we're in a really great new products cycle of launches. every piece of this has a nice sustainable long-term head of it here and the businesses, you can see the evidence of it growing, end quote. a masterful performance. while white refused to take the bait and pin himself to a specific number, he makes you understand exactly why he is so confident about abbott's ability to grow its earnings over the long haul. that confidence is exuded in this call and it makes you want to pay a higher stock price. that's what does it. my favorite part was when rick wise, the acknowledged analyst asked if they're planning to make any major chan

an incredible moment for the hosts in front of an elated home crowd time they continued to grind throughthe second halt and extra time with the favorites finding no relief this one was destined to go the distance. it was the russians who held their nerves converting who outs are for penalties be when ego action for you have saved for the second time this incredible set was complete russia continue to write history be dead dream world cup campaign marches on i. all right so many people wrote off russia right from the start i was one of them they're the lowest ranked team in the tournaments and now they're in the quarter final pablo how far can they go well i mean before like of saying before the tournament you know no one really thought that they would go this far but they they've really got the support of their funds and you know there's a lot really of of sort of excitement behind this team and we saw that actually in the game and it was almost like there was a twelfth player right there even the thirteenth player at there because you know they were singing they were chanting and they w

the tax cuts have been incredible. reform, don't forget. but tax cuts have been incredible.aria: roll back in regulations. >> i actually think maybe at leastct initially speaking becae it has been earlier, took place quicker, the regulation roll back has been the biggest ever in the history of our country. no president, even during full terms has cut back anywhere near what i have done. we have more to do. we'll have regulation. we'll have clean water. we'll have clean air. we'll have cleanest water, cleanest air but we are, we have more regulation cutting to do. that may have had a bigger impact to this point. i think ultimately the tax cuts as they kick in and they're kickingg in. see kind of hundreds of billions of dollars brought back into the country all right. i think ultimately that will be something ultimately special. you're seeing result right now. >> i agree with you. under the president obama, federal reg city was up to 197,000 pages. something like that. >>on if democrats won the election, all the decisions 5-4 would have been reversed. the union decision was a

it has been really incredible to see.plause] but to get this momentum going, to continue this economic miracle, and that is what it is, a miracle what has happened in the last year and a half. we must invest in job training and vocational education. the fact is that companies are pouring back into our country. companies have frankly left ten or 20 years ago and we need to come back and work for those companies. we need talented people, we need people training. that is why in a few moments, i will be signing an executive order to establish the national council for the american worker. that is a first. this council will be made up of top officials across the government. we are also establishing an outside advisory board of industry leaders and experts which we will announce in the coming weeks, very shortly. a lot of people want to be on that board very badly. they're great people going on the board. together, their task will be to develop a national workforce and strategy to equip americans of all ages, and all stages of t

incredible people, i have to say.ou have been through a lot over the last 10 years and now every single person i met outside showing up there project and displaying their pride are saying it is better now than ever before. they have never had a time like this. i am happy to hear it because that is what i'm here for. they've never had a time like this. limitary something come in is going to get better. it is actually going to get better. you can't even and vision. it is actually going to get better. it is really good right now in a lot of ways. it is going to get even better. so i want to thank everyone for showcasing your amazing projects. we love our country. we love our people. and, we love our great american flag. god bless you and god bless america. keep up the fantastic work. really good job. thank you. ui. -- thank you. thank you. ♪ [applause] caller] officials testify, live house oversight beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. mike pompeo is on capitol hill talking about north korea, the president's

incredible. any time you win it's incredible. but he did. very tough and good competition. hey, he's going to be your next senator from the incredible state of montana. matt rosendale. come up, matt! come on up. [cheers & applause] >> hello montana! do we have an incredible president or what? [cheers & applause] we actually have a president that fights every single day for the people across this great nation. and here at home, he's fighting for our military, men and women, serving right here and across the country. and for all of our veterans. and for our seniors. he's fighting for our folks working in the timber industry and energy production. he's fighting for our hard-working farmers and ranchers across the entire state. and you know he's fighting for our miners in butte. and those coal workers that produce that beautiful clean coal. he's also fighting for everyone across our state who feels their voice isn't being heard, including the unborn. and i will be that voice for you if you elect me to the united states senate. i will fight for y

it is incredible.e process for us was the building. it is incredible. the process for us was to go to edinburgh, a laser scanner that square in that building to do an accurate 3—d model. we take that model, we use that for our animation. 0bviously model, we use that for our animation. obviously the last stage of the project, we see things on a model because it gives you a sense of how things move around corners and how things feel. 59 productions have previously created the light shows with the guggenheim museum in new york on the sydney opera house, but its next project is going to focus on the sound of minutes of silence in a dark room with no light at all. we would like to try and do things that are quite different, i suppose, so sometimes it is huge scale and colour and the crowds, and sometimes it is silence in small museum. the next chance to see it this is at the edinburgh festival on august three. —— to see this. that wasjen at august three. —— to see this. that was jen at the royal albert augu

what a drama what an incredible day for the russian fans i say this is their victory spain with clearly the better team they have more quality more pole position but russian menace to hold strong make it through extra time into the penalty shoot out and then also have the nerves to win i say this is because they have this enormous crowd behind them there was little going lots of cheering also in that sense the victory was absolutely deserved and the support as we had been so skeptical about that area would seem ahead of the tournaments they still supported the team all the way through so i say having russia win here as the best that could happen to this world cup. well there you have a barbara moral force march in moscow and she was obviously just talk about how important the fans are for the russian squat indeed pablo foley is from dili's force many thanks indeed for giving us all those highlights i started out. well turning now to formula one next to stop and won the austrian grand prix for red bull after lewis hamilton suffered his first race retirement since twenty sixteen for stop

that's an incredible accomplishment in a short period of time. incredible. i want to thank everyone at the greenbrier for making this tournament a beautiful tribute to our military and thanks again to all of the veterans here tonight and all across america. we love you, we thank you, and we will never, ever forget you. god bless our veterans. god bless america and happy independence day to all. thank you very much. this is a great honor. thank you. ♪ >> this is a fox news alert. president trump wrapping up remarks at the salute to service charity dinner at the greenbrier in west virginia. thanking our servicemen and women for all they have done for our country. good evening everyone, i'm sandra in for martha maccallum tonight and this is a "the story." the president weighing in on the news of the moment on immigration saying we need to have laws, fair laws. we respect ice. we want border security. also give us an update at the top of his speech on his supreme court pick. he said we hit a home run with justice gorsuch. we are going to hit a home run here. as

incredible success story. a lot of people don't know that. gregg is an incredible success. you have been great, appreciate it. thank you very much. montana attorney general tim fox. thank you, tim. secretary of state corey stapleton *. thank you, corey. montana republican chairwoman, debra lamb. superintendent of public instructions, elsie aarnson. finally the person that we are here for tonight, a very special person who than an incredible primary, wouldn't you say? any time you want, it's incredible. but he did. it's tough and good competition. and he's going to be your next senator from the incredible state of montana. matt rosendale. come up, matt. [cheers and applause] >> hello, montana. do we have an incredible president or what? we actually have a president who fights he single day for the people across this great nation. and here at home he's fighting for our military men and women serving right here and across the country. for all our veterans. and for our seniors. he's fighting for folks working in the timber industry and our energy production. he's fighting for o

quite incredible. way of significant rain in the forecast not only throughout this week but perhaps into next as well. high pressure stays with us, subtle differences. more of an easterly breeze will bring changes and it does mean that first thing in the morning there will be a bit more cloud along the north sea coast and it will be a little bit fresher as we go through the day. further west, with a little more shelter we got that warmth and those temperatures yet again are set to respond. highest values likely of around 27 degrees, that's 80 fahrenheit, a little bit cooler along the east coast. perhaps a little more pleasant for many. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, the high pressure releases its grip a little. there's still unlikely to be any significant rain in the forecast, largely quiet, but perhaps a little more in the way of cloud around and the threat of a few sharper showers across southern england. very hit and miss but i'm sure they'll be welcome news for gardeners and growers out

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highest scoring well cup finals and nine hundred fifty eight were brazil the sweden five two was an incredible game so many goals but let's see how france won the second world cup title. and early and one of these mall free kicks made its way past the croatian keeper but it was a croatian head that noticed it in mario man jew cage with an unlucky own goal to get from the lead. but the croatian comeback kings hit back in the twenty eighth minute through even perish itch he went from hero to zero though as a video review showed him handling the ball in the opposition box a soft penalty but nonetheless tucked away by i'm to one of these maul for his force of the tournament of a man in the second ha france extended their lead through paul pogba a long range efforts tucked into the corner of a killin and bump a repeat of the trick again beating daniel suba shit from far out for one from stan took their foot off the gas mario mind you could chase down a back possible hugo lloris to score an embarrassing mistake but the french captain didn't frown for long haul to the final score live blue when the w

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