. >> we have been working for a couple of weeks and were invited to do the invocation at the ball byhe inauguration committee. the hotel for that fell through, and without somewhere to stay we did not know what we were going to do. we, in fact, thought we'd have to cancel.ncel >> and in fact staying in townin forth inauguration is an is expensive proposition as well. >> it is and we couldn't affordd it. but i got a call from a gentleman out of iowa tuesdaytus night and he said a young lady, didn't say how it was, reservedw twoas rooms.oms. they had been prepaid at the mason and luke and she wasil and couldn't keep the reservation,sv we could use those rooms. that is extraordinary.raor and for that to come together so quickly. may i say who the woman was in.a >> you can. we drove all night withoutll knowing this.his. the woman who gave up her room for you and your family, melissa young, former miss wisconsin ann she has been batting cancer for quite sometime and as you said was due unfortunately took ill and could not make it. so because she donated the roomh you were able to come and

an invocation at president reagan's administration. >>> doctors for former president george h.w. bush is considering whether to take out a breathing tube inserted this week. it was used to help clear his airway. removing the tube would allow him to breathe on his own. his son, former president george w. bush posted this picture and said his mother and father are doing much better. >>> this morning, friends and family members of vivian marrow are pleading for come forward. she was the unintended target of a shooting. a d.c. crime camera less than 50 feet from the shooting scene was not working that day, but police released video from another camera. there is a $25,000 reward for information lead to go an arrest in this case. >>> lisa schmole was sentenced to 45 years. the former lawyer was sentenced in fairfax county for her role if the brutal home invasion and murder of her former boss leo fischer and his wife. 45 years was the maximum of her plea agreement. her defense argued she does not know what her husband planned for that attack. he is serve ago life sentence. >>> metro tra

there is normally an invocation at the inauguration also.the court found took place in 1961 when cardinal cushing deliver the invocation at kennedy's inauguration. and the platform actually started to catch fire. you can see the smoke right there. you can see on marshall just to the right of the cardinal looking to put it out. you can also see the looks of concern on eisenhower and kennedy space. [laughter] no question about that. there was just a short in the electrical system. now another thing taking place four times in our history has been a poet delivering a poem at the presidential inauguration. the first time that ever took place was in 1961. there was a lot happening that year. vice president johnson botched the vice presidential Ãbut here, dealing with the poem that is robert frost famous poet. the first poet to ever speak at a presidential inauguration. i think this is a good time for me to read an excerpt from the book. you all probably remember the famous poem called the road not taken. written by frost. here is my chapter called

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." ♪ [applause] >> will the audience now rise as his eminence, richard kushing, announces the invocationme of the father, and of the son, and of the holy ghost, amen. in this year of our lord, 1961, we ask thee almighty god to enlighten us and we may know as men our personal responsibility. and we may know as americans our political, social and humanitarian responsibility. and we may know as citizens of the world our global responsibilities to ourselves and our fellow man. that we may know as children of god our responsibilities to the father of mankind. enlighten us, oh lord, that we may know how to combine all of these responsibilities into a continuing principle of responsibility. >> and now ms. marion anderson will sing our national anthem, "the star spangled banner," -- accompanied by the united states marine band. ♪ >> ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare the bombs bu

she'll be leading the invocation at trump's inauguration.ce that announcement, a romantic history, fund-raising practices once investigated by the u.s. senate thrust back into the spotlight. paula white is out front with me now. i want to give you a chance to respond to the criticism in a moment. first i wanted to say this is an incredible moment for you. you will be the first female clergy member -- >> ever. >> -- to participate at an inauguration. the first main american history. >> amazing. thank you. so good to be with you. not only the first female but when you look at what president-elect trump is doing, it really is so far beyond just being symbolic at substance. you have six of us. every one from never ever done before by the way, e evangelical, franklin graham, hispanic, reverend sammy rodriguez, you have an african-american, bishop wayne jackson, you have the first female clergy, myself, rabbi heyer. we haven't had a rabbi since reagan. you have a cardinal dolan, which we haven't had since carter. and so i really think it speaks to

kennedy's podium to catch fire as cardinal richard cushing gave the invocation at his inauguration. >e you prepared to take the oath? >> barack obama had to take the oath of office twice in 2009. that's because chief justice john roberts misspoke and one word was out of sequence. >> that i will execute the office of president to the united states faithfully. >> that i will execute the -- >> obama took the oath again the following day just to be safe. i'm liz pa >> when we return, he mobilized a nation to look beyond race and class. will reverend dr. martin luth soledad: on monday, the nation celebrates the birthday of dr. martin luther king jr., one of the most influential and iconic leaders of the civil rights movement. his famous "i have a dream" speech which was actually called "normalcy, recited by school children across america as they mark the holiday. as important as those words are, especially when they're coupled with images of the crowds listening to dr. king at the lincoln memorial, i am drawn to a speech he gave in february of 1961 at new york university. he called for ful

the woman often called his spiritual advisor chosen to give the invocation tomorrow at the inauguration but also could be facing backlash for her controversial preaching. >>> on the obama's final night as first family, a look at the president's role through the years as father figure in chief. >>> when president-elect donald trump is sworn in here in the nation's capital tomorrow, the ceremony will feature controversial pastor, paula white cain. often called trump's spiritual adviser. some critics have slammed her. white cain defends her message and offers insight into the president-elect's beliefs. >> dear god, we confess. >> reporter: paula white cain is glamorous, controversial. >> because of your giving you made a huge impact in life today. >> reporter: donald trump's choice to lead the nation in prayer at his inauguration. >> is it accurate to describe you as donald trump's spiritual advisor? >> other people put that label on. i would never say that about myself. have i had a spiritual position and role in donald trump's life for 15 years, i have. >> did you bring donald trump to j

we haden invocation today. there's normally a presidential invoke addition and the one i found took place in 1961 when cardinal cushing delivered the -- you can see the smoke right there and see martial to right of cardinal cushing looking to put putt and you can their concern on eisenhower and kennedy's face. the marshal but it out. a little short in the electrical system. >> at the time thing that has taken place is apot delivering a poem, and the first time took place was in 1961. a lot happening that year. the other thing what vice president johnson botched the vice presidential inaugural oath. here dealing with the poem here, that's robert frost, famed poet. the first poet to sever speak at a presidential inauguration and good time for me to read an expert from the become. you all properly remember the famous poem called "the road not taken" written by frost. so here's my chapter called "the poem not spoken: in 1961, 86-year-old robert frost became the first poet to ever by invited to speak at a presidenti

applause ] please take your seats as san francisco police department chaplain quinn resites the invocationarks. >> hello, mayor lee, supervisors, commissioners, police of all ranks, all cities i suppose are all welcome here and the citizens of san francisco. let's us begin this ceremony in the chapter of the lives of scott williams and his family and welcome him to our family. let's pray for his continued success and excellence guided by values we hold now to the city of san francisco to the best of his ability. i don't think we have done anything to bring the sfef -- city of san francisco and los angeles closer because of what i have read is that san francisco, you have a good man. let us pray for him everyday in his leadership and for all of the organizations that represent law enforcement in our community, for the police commission, the office of citizens complaints, everything that helps make the people of the city and county of san francisco so lucky to have the very best in law enforcement. now, president john f kennedy gets to law enforcement that everybody gets the value they deser

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he is chafing at invocation that russian hackers meddled in the us election, and knew that they did sohillary clinton or harm —— help donald trump or harm hillary clinton, and when donald trump feels like news being questioned or attack, he responds in kind. -- anthony zurcher. maybe people full that would not happen when he became president but even if it is coming from within the executive branch from within the executive branch from people working for the government, it seems he will not be silent, he is going to answer criticisms in the way that we have become accustomed to, some pretty pointed tweets. the people he is dealing with at the moment, like james clapper, we know that he is on the way out, will we see a wholesale clear out so that donald trump can deal with the people he has chosen? that is something very interesting, the wall streetjournal had an article from an unnamed source within the trump transition team saying that they are looking at doing a wholesale change to the cia and the intelligence community, they said it was bloated and overly politicised. if that is the

not -- even though i've never participated at an inauguration, i've had the privilege of giving invocations to four presidents of the united states -- ronald reagan, george h. bush, george w. bush, william jefferson clinton. if it would have been a democratic president and they'd asked me, the answer would be the same. >> i've seen you said you're hoping that we should all -- americans should all pray for the success of this new president. i'm wondering, you know, you mentioned you come from a family of immigrants. of course there's been some controversial comments that president-elect trump has made about immigrants as well as muslims. do you feel like you're endorsing those things in participating, or might you even in some subtle way condemn those things and ask for more tolerance? >> not at all. i don't think i would lose my voice for attending the inauguration. i've spoken out before. i'm a critic -- i was a critic of the idea of deporting 12 million latinos and mexicans from this country. i've spoken out against every president, against barack obama when i thought he was wrong, ronald

samuel rodriguez, and pastor paula white-cain to provide readings and the invocation.] archbishop dolan: the prayer of king solomon from the book of wisdom. let us pray. god of our ancestors and lort of mercy, you have made all things. and in your providence have charged us to rule the creatures produced by you. to govern the world in holiness and righteousness, and to render judgment with integrity of heart. give us wisdom for we are your servants, weak and short lived, lacking in comprehension of judgment and of laws. indeed, though one might be perfect among mortals, if wisdom which comes from you be lacking, we count for nothing. now with you is wisdom who knows your will and was there when you made the world, who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands, send her forth from your holy heavens, from your glorious thrown dispatch her that she may be with us and work with us, that we may grasp what is pleasing to you for she knows and understands all things and will guide us prudently in our affairs and safeguard us by her glor

implications invocations. >> the prayer of king solomon from the book of wisdom. let us pray. of our and sensors and lord mercy, you have made all things. and in your providence to roll the creatures ruled by you, to govern the world in holiness and righteousness, and to render judgment with integrity of heart. give us wisdom, for we are your servants. week and a short live, lacking in comprehension of judgment and of laws. indeed, though one might be perfect among mortals, if wisdom which comes from you be lacking, we count for nothing. with you is wisdom who knows your will and was there when you made the world, who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands, send her forth from your holy heavens. from your dispatcher that they may with us, we may grasp what is pleasing to you, for she knows and understands all things and will guide us prudently in our affairs and safeguard us by our glory. amen. >> from the gospel, god blesses those who are poor and realizes that their need for him. for the kingdom of heaven is theirs. god blesses thos

implications invocations. >> the prayer of king solomon from the book of wisdom. let us pray. of our and sensors and lord mercy, you have made all things. and in your providence to roll the creatures ruled by you, to govern the world in holiness and righteousness, and to render judgment with integrity of heart. give us wisdom, for we are your servants. week and a short live, lacking in comprehension of judgment and of laws. indeed, though one might be perfect among mortals, if wisdom which comes from you be lacking, we count for nothing. with you is wisdom who knows your will and was there when you made the world, who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands, send her forth from your holy heavens. from your dispatcher that they may with us, we may grasp what is pleasing to you, for she knows and understands all things and will guide us prudently in our affairs and safeguard us by our glory. amen. >> from the gospel, god blesses those who are poor and realizes that their need for him. for the kingdom of heaven is theirs. god blesses thos

samuel rodriguez and pastor paula white cane to provide readings and the invocation. >> the prayer ofsolomon from the book of wisdom. let us pray. god of our ancestors and lord of mercy, you have made all things, and in proper providence of charge dust to rule the creatures produced by you, to govern the world in holiness and righteousness and to render judgment with integrity of heart, give us wisdom, for we are your servants, weak and short lived, lacking in comprehension of judgment and of laws, indeed though one might be perfect among mortals, if wisdom which comes from you be lacking, we count for nothing. now, with you is wisdom, who knows your will and was there when you made the world, who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands, send her forth from your holy heavens, from your glorious throne dispatch her that she may be with us and work with us, that we may grasp what is pleasing to you, for she knows and understands all things and will guide us prudently in our affairs and safeguard us by her glory. amen. >> from the gospel of matth

the invocation happening now. the delaware national guard led the way this morning. the president of delaware state university is offering the greeting today. carney will be the governor. >>> also this morning we're getting a glimpse into president-elect's inauguration speech. >> to more cabinet nominees head to capitol hill. we have more on that plus pressure to resolve the stand off with congressman john lewis. >> reporter: with stage prep well under way for friday's inauguration the trump team is hinting at a speech full of style and substance. >> anybody who is confusing the address with one of those never ending senseless state of the unions where they have the christmas tree of goodies will be disappointed. >> reporter: more than 40 democrats say they will boycott. >> please pick up the phone and call john louewis. >> there's got to be willingness. >> never give up. never give in. stand up, speak up. >> reporter: mr. trump will need democrats help to negotiate obamacare. so far with few details. >> trump seems to want to do everything. a cover people with obama

we want you to talk how to start a business or start civil society invocation. a conversation relevant to their lives. -- negative narrative whether it comes from the state or non-state actor. so we sought -- i won't go on because i want get to the discuss. i think it's important that we do not lose sight of affirmative programming that helps people, that can be utilized in many different ways. when we talk to participate pants in the programs, one of the things they got out of it was meeting each other. there could be someone in nigeria who trying to bring mobile medicine to -- he develops an app that could be used pi young leader in nigeria so u.s. has convening power that no other country has. given the enormous apparatus of our government and we need to use it. there's a significant digital component. briefly on russian propaganda, which is at the forefroent, part of it is racing awareness around issue, part of it what we said about the need to be faster with information, or just knocking down narrative. ill give you an example, we did what responsible peopl

>> steph: rodriguez got things started with a stirring invocation. >> god blesses those who are humbler they will inherit the earth. >> stephen: yes, the humble will inherit the earth. people who brag a lot get the united states of america. and, my man, timothy cardinal dolan, of course, quoted solomon. >> from your glorious throne, dispatch her that she may be with us and work with us that we may grasp what is pleasing to you. >> steph: yes, "that we may grasp what is pleasing to you." ( laughter ) ( applause ) i believe that's the same prayer trump said to billy bush on that bus. ( cheers and applause ) let us grasp. let us grasp. let us grasp. what is pleasing. now, there were some really nice moments today. like after mike pence was sworn in, we were treated to a beautiful rendition of "america the beautiful" by the l.l. bean category. ( laughter ) then-- you really can't button your coat if your tie is this long. it looks like half of it is trying to escape out a back door. then-- ( laughter ) can you tell i'm trying to delay this part of the monologue as long as possible. then ca

what's missing or added is this this reference to an invocation of an almighty god. the favorite and guidance of an almighty god. what they would say to the northerners, you think god is on your side in this war? you think you're the christian nation? you don't even have god in your preamble in your u constitution. we do. this was an argument they made over and over again. got so the skin of some northern ministers when they would do this, that immediately following the war, there were a group of northern ministers who came together to form the nr a. not that n rrra. this was called the national reform association. although you have trump's world, maybe they should have formed the other. the soes yags, which had the purpose of trying to put an amendment to the united states constitution that said we are a christian nation. so that we can compete with the south. in other words. so, again, you see how this religion and christian america, christian nationalism plays a role. the mainstream always believed they were living christian nation. eve nonchristians were aware of

he's going to set a record today with six religious prayers as part of the ceremony, three invocationse benedictions, that's a new record. during the inaugural parade we know unfortunately a tradition has been lost. trump fired charli brotman who did every parade since 1957, covering democrats and republicans. he's a part of my book. the chapter in my book is called the president's announcer. he's a gregarious person, he's still up to the task and shouldn't have been fired. >> what do you think about the walk of the inaugural parade? was it carter who walked the entire thing, the first one to do it? what's the most common protocol there and what are we expecting today? >> jimmy and rosalind carter are the only ones to watch the entire distance. many other presidents have gotten out of the car, generally toward the end of the parade, although barack and michelle obama got out a couple of times, but definitely toward the end of the parade route in front of the supporters right near the white house you can generally expect almost all presidents to do that. >> tim, as presidential historia

president-elect trump and i agree we need to support all post secondary avenues, including trade invocational schools and community colleges. of course, on every one of these issues, congress will play a vital role. if confirmed, i look forward to working with you to in fact solutions that empower parents and students, provide high-quality options, and spend tax dollars wisely. we will work together to ensure that every student exceeds act is implemented as congress intended. with local communities freed from burdensome regulations from washington. and i look forward to working with congress and all stakeholders to reauthorize the higher education act to meet the needs of today's college students. president-elect trump and i know it won't be washington d.c. that unlocks our nation's potential, nor a bigger bureaucracy, tougher mandate, or a federal agency. the answer is local control and listening to parents, students, and teachers. for nearly three decades, i've been involved in education, volunteer, and voice for parents. i've worked as a mentor in the grand rapid public schools and have th

what are the wider invocations, post vw admitting they were guilty?ntal testing regime. basically what they ended up doing was taking advantage of the fact that there's a certain amount of flexibility built into the testing system. that,xposed weakness to and other carmakers as well as regulators have said you've got to start looking at ways developing or accurate tests. secondly, diesel itself, while it provides good gas mileage, also produces a fair amount of environmental pollution. with theeing that paris and london smog alerts and regulators there are wondering how can they prevent that, and that's going to be something which everybody is having to look at for the regulators in terms of what are the standards and how you measure them, and are they strict enough? us withanks for joining the latest on that story. set the tone in his first and early press conference as president-elect? we look ahead at what it means for the u.s. equity markets. and political risk for europe. we look ahead to 2017 elections. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back, t

applause ] please take your seats as san francisco police department chaplain quinn resites the invocationarks. >> hello, mayor lee, supervisors, commissioners, police of all ranks, all cities i suppose are all welcome here and the citizens of san francisco. let's us begin this ceremony in the chapter of the lives of scott williams and his family and welcome him to our family. let's pray for his continued success and excellence guided by values we hold now to the city of san francisco to the best of his ability. i don't think we have done anything to bring the sfef -- city of san francisco and los angeles closer because of what i have read is that san francisco, you have a good man. let us pray for him everyday in his leadership and for all of the organizations that represent law enforcement in our community, for the police commission, the office of citizens complaints, everything that helps make the people of the city and county of san francisco so lucky to have the very best in law enforcement. now, president john f kennedy gets to law enforcement that everybody gets the value they deser

she is the one who is going to be at the inauguration on the stage doing the invocation.onald trump is being interviewed by her. let's watch. clip] video mr. trump: nobody knows more about debt than i do. i know what i'm doing and it worked out very well. i negotiated a couple deals with banks and this and that. i have a lot of friends who are bankrupt and you will never hear from them again. in the early 1990's when i was in trouble, i owed billions and billions of dollars. and in a certain way, i love debt because in good times, there is nothing better. in bad times it comes back to bite you. we talk about debt and the assets and liabilities of debt. generally it is a liability, especially if you are not a really skilled professional. you said something right there. said a lot of your friends did not make it. why did you make it? mr. trump: you have to never give up and god has to have blessed you with a good brain. [end video clip] brian: paula white is called a "prosperity minister." some say she brought donald trump to the lord. but when you are watching this, what a

white, she is a minister, the one that's going to be at the inauguration on the stage doing the invocation and donald trump is being interviewed by her. let's watch. >> nobody knows more about debt than i do. i owe billions and billions, but i'm a professional. i know what i'm doing and it worked out very well. i had a lot of friends who went bruft, you'll never hear from them again. in the early '90s, when i was in trouble, i owed billions and in a sick way, i love debt because in good times, there's nothing better. in bad time, it comes back the to bite you. we talk about debt, the assets and liabilities of debt and generally speaking, it's a liability. especially if you're not a really skilled professional. >> you said a lot of your friends didn't come back. why did you make it? >> well, i think because i never, ever quit. i don't give up and you have to be born with something. god has to have blessed you with a good brain. >> there's a lot in that. in the background they say she was flown by trump to atlantic city and given bible lessons and some of his friends say that's when he came

invocation l for an at this time. this is not just a problem in red states. problem in blue tates, like it is with my good friend from the first district f california, representative doug lamalfa and i yield three minutes. -- you share your heart. i want to chairman lker of the republican study committee. i appreciate your leadership on this event as well as the great do on that committee. we have had alternatives to the since ile care act ever have been here. the affordable care act has put republican study committee has the elements we ave been talking about for several years with the forcedble care act being upon americans, not a bipartisan votes of onetly by party. and we are suffering the effects that now. one of my colleagues talking reported isn't this and why isn't it affecting the paying for at are it. people in my district, ever a member of been this house are pleading with us high something about these premiums, the high deductible, e lack of access they have especially for rural areas. why are we continuing to prop up its proponents -- why are con

for our invocation. e's the senior pat for of the historic bethany baptist church baptized n and jones reverend sharpton. his home church, and we're to have with us, the reverend. architect of rand this universe, we thank you for this day. you for this beautiful day. any day above ground is a beautiful day. resolve our determination to stand for justice. as we stand in the shadow of one we thank you for his continued legacy, and for sharpton, we pray for all of those gathered across this country as we unite stand for justice, equality, freedom, be with us in this encounter. we pray.ame ame amen. let's us eague, receive at this time regional national f the action network. the reverend. >> no justice. peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. peace, it's a d beautiful day. as i look amongst you one of the things i recognize is god is well.and how do i know? to him early this morning. he assured me that everything is going to be all right. today, know about you but today we've come to send a this nation, to that w

fascism, bleeding about -- bleeting about white nationalists, howling about persecution, false invocations of the constitution, and theatrical sobbing on behalf of the statue of liberty. we do have that water coming off the statue of liberty being analyzed so that we can determine whether or not it's tears or something else. but nonetheless, readers who for to wallow in the motion them examples can be found in this handy dossier of hysteria compiled by "the washington post." but clear-eyed adults prefer to examine plain facts about president trump's executive order. number one. it was not a muslim ban. i have the executive order here and unlike those in the senate and those in the media who were just excoriating the president and anyone involved in this executive order, i actually read it, unlike those people. i read the executive order. and because i read the executive order, i understood there was no an against muslims, no ban against islam, it was very straightforward. and hayward's article points that out he said, you'll search the executive order in vain for mentions of islam or any o

theives the prayer, invocation, the benediction. and also rosa parks is in the crowd.years later -- when she was interviewed for "eyes on ," she talked about remembering it. four days later, she refused to give up her seat on the bus. that began the montgomery bus boycott. and the mother of emmett till, at her funeral, a statement was read, saying maybe mobley's courage has helped others act, including others. we have the direct quote of her talking retrospectively about how the case moved her. she couldn't have helped but been moved by the atmosphere and she is moved after dr. howard spoke. so, this is an interesting connection and hard not to make the connection. there was a lot in place with the brown decision to energize people. there was an immediate backlash that causes war to escalate, and so many ways. you have someone come along and there is a connection between a black man and a white woman. as innocent as this flirtation was, a whistle, everybody's mind back then was segregation being challenged, the supreme court weighing on this. the division couldn't have

heart breaking and traumatizing we have too young children any son will be going to kindergarten invocation in the district hopefully, i want want to make sure my peers and colleagues and fell students and everyone is safe it is difficult to be in this situation and difficult to come here and decrees this to all those people that is not my native but choose to come here to stand up for what i feel is right. i hope you guys make the decision to uphold the expulsion that the panel recommended and do the right thing for the 6 hundred and 50 students and the 40 plus staff members in the city hall and for the whole school district in general thank you. >> (clapping.) >> good work distinguished board members and intern superintendant lee i'm ann attain the treasurer and the person for the united - i'm regarding the decisions that wallenberg had last fall every student deserves an education in a secure and supportive environment with that my name is we need to look at the safeguard for the students and 0 others like this can be avoided at wallenberg and another other school site in the form of a u

now for our invocation, he is the senior pastor of the historic baptist church in brooklyn where reverend dr. william augustus jones baptized reverend sharpton. it is reverend sharpton's home church and we are grateful to -- with us reverend ourselves.enter god, grand architect of this universe, we thank you for this day, we thank you for this beautiful day because any day above ground is a beautiful day. a day to resolve our determination to stand for justice as we stand in the shadow of one of your saints, dr. king, we thank you for his legacy that continues through the national action network and the reverend al sharpton. we pray for all of those that have gathered across this country as we unite together to stand for justice, equality, freedom, be with us in this encounter. in your name we pray, amen. colleagues, let us received at this time my colleague the west coast regional director of the national action network, reverend dr. k w two loaves. -- .> no justice no justice. no justice. brothers and sisters, it is a beautiful day. as i look amongst you, one of the things i recognized

the invocation of america first.lationist music held in part by charles lindbergh in the years leading up to world war ii. you remember that. >> that came to an end with the end of world war ii when we became part of these alliances. nato, our alliances in the pacific. i mean i'm sitting here wondering how do the japanese feel now? we're under the -- they're under america's nuclear umbrella. that's why they have never felt the need and why they don't want to build nuclear weapons. they know that the united states, if they're attacked, we'll consider it an attack on us. that got us through the cold war. are we now going to totally revise and do away with that and come up with some kind of different plan? >> there was also -- i was struck by kind of a dark vision of america in this. i mean he basically called factories now like tombstones, talked about gangs. did you see an america you recognized in the speech? >> not anything like that. let's not gloss it over. america has problems. terrorism is a problem. the people

. —— invocation. the prayer of king solomon from the book of wisdom. let us pray.nce have charged asked to all the creatures produced by you, to govern the world in holiness and righteousness, and to render judgment with integrity of heart. give us wisdom, for we are your servants, weak and short lived, lacking incomprehension, of judgment and of laws. indeed, though one might be perfect among mortals, if wisdom, which comes from you, be lacking, we count for nothing. now we view is wisdom. who knows your will and was there when you made the world. who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands. send her forth from your holy heavens. from your glorious throne, dispatch her, that she may be with us, and work with us. that we may grasp what is pleasing to you. for she knows and understands all things, and will guide us prudently in our affairs, and safeguard our spy her glory. amen. —— safeguard us by her glory. from the gospel of matthew, the fifth chapter. god blesses those who are poor and realise their need for him, for the

heart breaking and traumatizing we have too young children any son will be going to kindergarten invocation in the district hopefully, i want want to make sure my peers and colleagues and fell students and everyone is safe it is difficult to be in this situation and difficult to come here and decrees this to all those people that is not my native but choose to come here to stand up for what i feel is right. i hope you guys make the decision to uphold the expulsion that the panel recommended and do the right thing for the 6 hundred and 50 students and the 40 plus staff members in the city hall and for the whole school district in general thank you. >> (clapping.) >> good work distinguished board members and intern superintendant lee i'm ann attain the treasurer and the person for the united - i'm regarding the decisions that wallenberg had last fall every student deserves an education in a secure and supportive environment with that my name is we need to look at the safeguard for the students and 0 others like this can be avoided at wallenberg and another other school site in the form of a u