midgett -- kerr age by john allen mitch -- courage by john allen midgett. you must realize that had it not good for your father i would not today he wrote from london a few months before he died in december of 1970. i can see now lying in the bed facing this in the front of your house water on fire will today m london a few months before he died in december you convey to your family and brothers my regards and tell in for a if it had not brave man saving us off the oil tanker mirlo i would not have had the lovely family that i have. and that ladies and gentlemen lest we forget is the legacy of the outer banks lifesaver as it continues to be today for all of our first responders, firefighters, swiftwater rescuers, law enforcement officers and members of our armed forces who all people safe. inc.. -- keep us safe. thank you. [applause] questions? yes. i, wethe end of world war did not occupied germany as we did after world war ii. did thepoint in time war diary become available to the u.s. navy? >> is my understanding that it was right after the arm is this.

for his lifetime of service come of the united states coast guard john allen had to u.s. coast guard credits named in his honor. whereas, august 6 and 16th, marked the 100th anniversary of these events, the state of north carolina recognizes the generation of men and women who have raved the hardships of life on the outer banks and risk their personal safety to keep countless ships safe throughout the course of the rich history of the north carolina coast. now, therefore, i do hereby proclaim august 6 to 16th, 2018 as the centennial of world war i a longer north carolina coast. in north carolina and commend its observance by all citizens. governor fornk the all that he did to have that happen. and also, members of his office appeal and one of our department of north carolina national cultural resources secretary, and michelle walker. they did a great job. thank a fewing to other people. i will keep it brief. if you have not seen the exhibit, we have in the gallery, please do so. it is of the u 140 and the rescue. we are seeing -- is there, as well as some of the awards. i

, king george the als for thek med rescuers, and wears for his lifetime of service, john allen had two u.s. coast guard cutters named in his honor, including one recently. whereas august 6 and 16th and 2018 marked the 100th anniversary of these events, and whereas the state of north carolina recognizes the generation of men and who have risked their personal safety to keep countless ships a safe throughout the course of the rich history of the north ,arolina coast, now therefore i roy cooper, governor of north carolina hereby proclaim august 6-16, 20 18 as the centennial of world war i along the north carolina coast in north carolina and command its observance by all citizens. governor roy cooper." i want to thank the governor for that, and also that members of and one of our department of north carolina and cultural resources, suzy hamilton and michelle walker did a great job. people,lso think other but will keep it brief, i promise. if you have not seen the exhibit we have in the main gallery, please do so. the u-boat and the rescue. it is well worth seeing. i want to thank the staff

joining me now is cnn senior vatican analyst john allen. hn, i think what is of interest of people is the clerk court they are referring to is kim davis. this meeting back in 2015 she had with the pope she is the kentucky clerk who refused to sign same-sex marriage certificate. walk us through what this means. >> reporter: well, happy sunday to you, christi. you're right. this italian arch bishop who is the pope's ambassador in the united states from 2011 to 2016, one week ago, accused the pope of ignoring warnings about sexual misconduct against former cardinal theodore mccarrick. now he is saying the pope and his aides light lied about what happened and held a private meal meeting with kim davis, the kentucky county clerk. that meeting was not made public until francis was back in rome and once it was that came from davis and her lawyer. there was a scramble on in the american press to figure out how that happened. basically, the pope's aides suggested there was his doing and they didn't know who this was. viagno is saying he supplied the

life in this in newbern and pray for the folks that did lose their life in eastern north carolina john allen mayor of new bern north carolina thank you so much back to you in the studio thank you that was my way to reporting from north carolina. now to some of the other stories making news around the world syrian state media say israel has launched a missile attack on the main airport in damascus the claims were backed up by the syrian observatory for human rights it said the attack targeted arms warehouses and caused heavy damage no casualties were reported them. israeli man has died after being stabbed by a palestinian man at a shopping mall in the west bank the israeli army says the assailant was shot following the attack near a busy junction south of jerusalem it has been a major flashpoint in recent years in western germany demonstrators failed to stop police from the victim activists from a force that's to be destroyed to make way for an open pit coal mine police say about four thousand people tried to enter the woods near cologne they were stopped by police who continued removing acti

or life in this in newbern and pray for the folks that did lose their life in eastern oregon or john allen mayor of new bern north carolina thank you so much back to you in the studio thank you that was my way to reporting from north carolina now to some other stories making news around the world syrian state media say israel has launched a missile attack on the main airport in damascus the claims were backed up by the syrian observatory for human rights it said the attack targeted arms warehouses and caused heavy damage no casualties were reported action. now. marathon took place today and was once again the scene of a new world record mild weather and a flat course means that the last seven men's records have been broken here and today. lowered the fastest time to the two hour mark. kenya's. set the pace at the berlin marathon on sunday over forty thousand runners competed in perfect conditions when he defended last year's title he started off with an impressive pace and quickly shook off his biggest opponent will see. three pacemakers were pushed to the limit and so the canyon completed

atmosphere of the projection that they do they really are followers not leaders for most foods are yeah john allen just reiterated the fact that they don't manage they don't lead they react to the catastrophes they create by creating a market pass phrase that what about corporate bonds there's nearly twice as much corporate debt today as i was in the tooth thousand and seven two thousand and eight period much of it selling just barely above john so this seems problematic david thank you absolutely it's reminiscent of the thirty's i mean when the great depression took place there were very few corporates that held any weight but there were a few corporations to the opportunity to borrow money cheap i mean money is a commodity like potatoes and if you can get it cheap you're going to get it cheap in a lot of these corporations have some taken the money and done what they bought their own stock back to get their stock prices higher because there are those as are predicated on how well they do to start market i mean it's such a ponzi scheme fiasco circus. these days as far as financial markets i mean

john: allen, world-class attorney and seems to me that this is not to be found out as a treat.e said, she said and everyone is drying sides based upon their political partisanship or gender partisanship. how do you find out the truth and can you find out the truth in what you think happens? >> i think we find out more truth than we now have. we the american public get to look both of them in the eye and get to make an assessment of their credibility. if possible they both could be tolerated. she may believe what happened and it may have happened to her and he may or he wasn't the one he doesn't remember or he didn't do it the way she remembers and there can be a lot of variatio variations. we'll learn a lot more after hearings but will we ever come to a complete certainty, no. then we have to say what you do with the charge which has not been completely proved or disproved that is 36 years old about a man who's lived a credible and very good life for 36 years but that's a moral judgment call but we ought to make that with full information, not based on whether we believe women

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saturday but has left a trail of destruction in the northern province of congo on al-jazeera is john allen dugan is there. arrived just as predicted vicious with its force pounding over most of northern luzon the early hours so power and phone lines cut off in the ghetto city in calgary and province incessant rains and strong winds crippled many of the operations planned by emergency teams. but the destruction here is nothing compared to what we saw when we ventured out of the city. throughout rural communities we saw homes and farmland destroyed access into these remote areas is difficult which means eight may be slow to arrive to. like so many places here the town of bugout bore the brunt of the typhoon spirit marine commanders say many people here lost their homes . property and with. the power lines. be. over. people here tell us they were aware of the forced evacuation order by the government but following it is easier said than done that is because often their homes and their livelihoods are just in one place and this is all what they've got these are their lives possessions they wen

my name is john allen and i am the president of brookings. i would like to welcome each of you here today for a very important event hosted by our hudgins center for fiscal and monetary policy. the hudgins center's mission of improving quality, fiscal, and monetary policies as well as educating the public on the scene is one we are deeply proud of here at brookings. i want to thank you all for joining us today and to welcome those who are coming in by webcast, and of course to offer a very warm brookings welcome to the media. the upcoming discussion with the guidance of tim gagner and hank paulson and our own distinguished fellow member nike, the hudgins center -- hutchins center -- we want to ask key individuals who are in the government responding to the 2007 through 2009 financial crisis to record important decisions, the decisions they made at the time. in essence, to find out what they did, but they did not do, but they could not do, and why. the goal is to create a reference for future generations , if you will, a financial crisis fight

my name is john allen and i'm the president of brookings and i would like to welcome each of your today to a very important event hosted by our hutchins center for fiscal and monetary policy. of hudson center's mission improving quality fiscal and monetary policies, as well as educating the public on the same is one we are deeply proud of your at brookings. i want to thank you all for joining us today, and to welcome those who are coming in by webcasts, and of course to offer a wary -- a very warm welcome to the media. the upcoming discussion with the guidance of tim and hank, and our own distinguished fellow ben bernanke. the hutchins center has teamed with a yale program on financial stability to undertake a important task. the name of this project, which we highlighted in an all-day conference yesterday is to ask key individuals who are in the government responding to the financial prices to inc. to record important decisions. a time.s they made up in essence, to find out what they did, what they did not do, what they could not do and why. create ais to reference for future generatio

my name is john allen. i'm the president of brookings. i would like to welcome each of you today for a very important event, hosted by our hutchins center for fiscal and monetary policy. the hutchins center's mission is one we are deeply proud of here at brookings. i want to thank you all for joining us today. i also want to give a very warm welcome to the media. the upcoming discussion with the guidance of tim geithner and hank paulson and ben bernanke, the hutchins center has teamed up with the yale program on financial stability. the aim of this project is to ask key individuals who are in the government responding to the 2007-2009 financial crisis to record important decisions. the decisions they made at the time. in essence, to find out what they did, what they didn't do, what they couldn't do and why. the goal is to create a reference for future generations of financial crisis fighters who would want to know and who would wonder what did they do way back in 2008? today, we have the exciting opportunity to hear from three of the most

my name is john allen and i'm the president of brookings and unlike to welcome each of you here today for a very important event hosted by our hutchens center for fiscal and monetary policy. the hutchens centers mission of improving quality fiscal and monetary policies as well as educating the public on the same is one where given up out of here at brookings. i want to thank you all for joining us today and to welcome those who are come in by webcast and, of course, to offer a very warm brookings welcome to the media. the upcoming discussion with the guidance of tim geithner and hank paulson and oure, own distinguished fellow ben bernanke, the hutchens center has teamed with the yale program on financial stability to undertake an important task. the aim of this project which were highlighted and an all-day conference yesterday is to askwh key individuals who were in the government responding to the 2007-2009 financial crisis to record important decisions, the decisions that they made at the time. in essence, to find out what they did, what they didn't do, what they couldn't do, and wh

john than allen for nbc news digital. so a.b., we heard what senator klobuchar had to say.s not normal to withhold these documents. it would bring up interesting questions. chuck schumer went beyond that, calling that a friday night document massacre. is it going to make any difference what might be in those documents? do we have any idea? >> well, the democrats are going to argue that in previous nominations, like justice roberts and elaiena keegan who also worked in white houses for presidents, there's much more disclosure and then republicans will argue that kavanaugh was in a different position, and he's likely to be able to claim more, rightly claim more privilege. there is a problem though, and that's what the reporter mentioned, which is in turning them over, the bush lawyers recommended fuller disclosure and the trump administration decided to keep them. the 270,000 documents that were turned over are -- a lot of it includes really nonsubstantive things like schedules. so it's sort of a dumb talking point to give to the democrats to allow them to make that the headl

i want to acknowledge chris' parents joyce kragen and john allen who are here with us today. chris grew up in pa park graduated from the university of pennsylvania. chris' parents say that he was an explorer from an early age when with a keen interest in history, he went on to pursue his master's degree at oxford. he was encouraged to go to places where history was being made. chris embraced this calling becoming a freelance journalist first in eastern ukraine where he embedded with for-ukrainian forces, reporting for outlets like the independents -- independent i should say and the guardian to help give his audience a glimpse of the conflict up close. his mother, joyce, and father, john shared this memory of chris. and i quote. this desire to bring to light untold stories from uncovered regions of the world and the plights of their peoples, that's what motivated chris. he wanted to know the thoughts and the feelings of those encountering conflict firsthand. unquote. so said his parents. and after three years in ukraine, chris decided to embed with the south sudan opposition

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john frederick. rudolph. david harlow rice. katarina -- kenneth rice the third. vernon allen richard.orgotten by your family and friends continue to watch over us to be our angel. we love you. >> and my sister judith, god bless you judy my loving sister, we miss you and love you, especially her son david. god bless america -- everyone trying to keep america's essays longer safe. god bless america. >> michael richards. alan richmond. frederick charles the third. carmen rivera. juan rivera. john rizzo. stephen roach. michael roberts. michael edward roberts. jeffrey robinson. antonio. donald robson. raymond james rocha. antonio josÉ rodriguez. john michael. carmen rodriguez. anthony rodriguez. gregory rodriguez. and my loving brother it has been 17 years and this day our morning still continues the void will never be filled i hope the united states of america and all of the world comes together in peace. my hope is that discrimination and to all come together and love. my rodriguez. in my uncle christopher i love you and i miss you i know we are not rightly proud of today but we can all

schumer, chris hahn and former gop senator george allen, who voted governor allen, on the appointments of supreme court chief justice john roberts and justice samuel alito. i suppose the first question really is what are your initial impressions of what you have seen so far and how it compares to your experiences back when you were a senator for the state of virginia? >> well, first of all, i think dr. ford came across as sympathetic and believes what she was saying. we went through similar things with these political campaigns which is what this has really turned into now with miguel estrada, for example, who had a majority vote, but in those days you needed 60 votes -- liz: can i interrupt you? here comes brett kavanaugh down the hall. as he walks in, he's holding the hand of his wife, ashley, and both with very somber faces. go ahead, governor. excuse me if interrupt if this begins. >> that's all right. there was politics involved then as well as there is now, and this is a crucial seat. they think this will change the balance on the supreme court and while dr. ford is credible, the other aspect of this is not just dr

john cox will are face off monday october 8th. this is the only debate they have agreed to ahead of the election. >>> breaking silence about the sexual misconduct allegations against woody allen. his wife calls the claims upsetting and unjust. she says nia farrow is behind the claims. back in january, pharaoh described the alleged incident to gayle king. >> he instructed me to lay down on my stomach and play with my brother's toy train that was set up. he sat behind me in the doorway and as i played with the toy train, i was sexually assaulted. >> ing for the article's release, journalists criticized the magazine for allowing a friend of allen to write the article. the magazine defended its actions saying the relationship was disclosed and the story should be heard. >>> aaa says seniors are outliving their ability to drive safely. >> i had a broken bone in my neck, 9 broken ribs, broke my back in two places, broke my pelvis in four places. >> reporter: christy's injuries happened when she was raiding on this motorcycle with her husband, david, in 2016, an elderly driver traveling from the other direction drifted over the center line and hit them head on killing david. christy

private meeting were also told hearing from john cornyn that the membership of the republican senate are also meeting tonight to discuss the kavanaugh nomination, allen is next and shoot in texas, an independent line. >> three quick points, one, judge kavanaugh is not mister spock, meaning that he is about to be elected, to the supreme court, it would be very difficult for me to believe that once he gets on this court that things come across his desk that he has to deal with, that he will not remember what has taken place, in a very clear partisan situation that he is in. a very dangerous when the court is supposed to be nonpartisan when dealing with things across their desk. the second thing is that something did happen, i think there is no doubt about that. to both of them, they are both very credible, judge kavanaugh, to his credit, the calendar and keeping a diary i think is very much to his side, when he said that he was not there, something did happen though, to doctor ford. and i think that is very key, especially living here in america. i think we are in a very dangerous time, where an accusation can put a person, and even not something as se

allen. on the subject of presidential restraint, there have been circumstances like this before, john, where something happens in the investigation, we wonder who president trump is going to respond. you look at his twitter feed today. he is tweeting about candidates he has endorsed. he is tweeting laude torrey things about how others have said about how he has handled the storm that batters the carolinas, but we are waiting to see if he responds to this. take us into the oval office. what does it look like? how difficult is it to restrain this president when things like this happen? >> the president is pretty see questered this weekend, but generally speaking he is someone who gets upset and we see the seeds of that on twitter. i think it is fascinating that right now he is extremely disciplined on twitter. people have told him that he can cause himself legal problems on twitter by responding to the mueller case. you have a midterm election coming up where republican candidates are begging him to not go off track and distract them from being able to talk about the economy. if he is on messa

john l. they scored his first calls for ventas as the italian champions continued their perfect start of the season when allen had failed to find the net in his first three games to uva but a second pass happened against this wall and got into. off the mark the thirty three year old didn't have to wait too long for his second event is going on so when the gang see wants and sign the position of the top of syria they look though to be said to be without the cost of for the forseeable future the brazilian sense off the first head butting and then spitting in upon his face. gonzalo higuaín scored his first goal for a similar instances longman from eventis milan drawing one one with calorie. slots on a brim of it is one of football's biggest show many brought sufi's five hundred career goal in spectacular style have been many memorable ones but not soo many karate kicks like this one playing for the l.a. galaxy against france where see the thirty six year old joins ronaldo in a no messi is the only active players to score five hundred for club and country the game will be remembered for that goal but the galaxy d

allen shepherd and thought the world of him. in 1962 i was 5 years old. my brother, jay, was 9. and after johnglenn orbited the earth my parents dropped us in front of his house in arlington, virginia, where we lived also. jay and i walked up to the front door and knocked. the astronaut opened the door and he welcomed us in. as some of you know senator glen, it's that type of person he was. after petting the cat and drinking the offered glass of water we received his autograph. these men influenced america and the world and influenced our psyche and brought us together. it's an inspiring time again for human spaceflight. and once again nasa is leading the way. but it's also aspiring. i once asked my mother why are we here on earth. she said to do the greatest good for the greatest number of people. my desire for this position is to be part of a purpose greater than any other. this committee is well aware of the many challenges that come with that purpose. i support the president's refocus on america's space program, on human exploration and returning astronauts to the moon for long-term explor

allen. >> christopher allenhaff. >> janet marie alonso. >> anthonyavlerado. >> antonio perez. >> victoria alvarez. >> javier. >> caesar avear. angeloamoroto. >> james amato. paul w ambrose. >> christopher charles amoroso. >> greg scott anderson. >> callixto anaya. hermit charles anderson. >> constance anderson. >> johnnior. >> david lawrence adenell. >> mary edwards angell. >> gloria angela. >> doreen j andersini. david awima. >> and my mom, hi, mom. we gather to share memories and pray for our beloved departed and their families. my mom francis, 76 years old on 9/11 and would stick out in a crowd. that is unless it were not for her acts of love. she was a loving wife. ironically her husband, my father, doug the very foundations of this building at the very beginning. she was a great grandmother, she was a great friend. after her death i heard so many great secret ways she provided comfort and emotional support to all who asked for it. mom, i will never forget you and the love you gave me. one more thing, if i may. this year a representative of the house referred to our loss as just another incident. this your network commentator said the president's performance in helsinki was a traitorous act. last week a senator attacked the supreme court nominee and called him a racist for alleged comments after