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. >> john joseph mercy. ♪carry me. ♪to the place. ♪she stands.think it might b over. >> their was another one. >> just when you think it might be done. >> another plane just flew into the second tower. ♪there she stands . >> another explosion has taken place at the pentagon. susan murray. ♪by the grace in the street. ♪she stands. >> united 93, do you still year the center. united 93, do you still here cleveland? ♪through it all that has fallen. ♪there she stands. >> i can hear you. the rest of the world hears you. and the people who knocked thes buildings down will hear all of us soon. ♪she stands. >> joining is now the man who became america's mayor that day. mayor giuliani. mister mayor, i still get angry watching that. it is inexplicable anger. >> i do too. it was difficult the last two minutes to watch it even though it was 19 years ago. i get very angry and then i get really uplifted. but of the firefighters of the police officers. i think it's an appropriate tim to remind people that those police officers that are now getting attacked and f

. >> reporter: she shared this lovely place with john joseph rush. j.j. evenings on the balcony. sipping drinks, inhaling the salty ocean air. >> the balcony was like our second living room, sometimes we lit a fire out there and enjoyed the nights out there where you can hear the waves on the shore. >> reporter: jj was the sort of guy any woman could love. 20 years, they were together. and he wanted to please you. >> and he wanted to please me. yes. and he was a great friend. he loved his friends. he loved his daughter. he was very loving. he was very generous, very kind. >> reporter: but now cara was in a police car, no jj to protect her. what a strange place for a law abiding middle class person to find herself. a high school journalism teacher, for heaven's sake. >> i loved it. >> reporter: what'd you love about it? >> the kids. they can be very brilliant, and that's one of the best things about teaching. close your classroom and there's no adults. >> reporter: fellow teacher debbie rein. >> she, she was a rock star at her school. >> reporter: then one day, more than two decad

it happens, here on bbc news. joseph angelini senior. josjohn angelini on bbc news. joseph angelini senior. jos john bbc news. earlier this year, spain was one of the hardest hit countries in europe by the covid outbreak. the country brought in strict lockdown measures, and for a while they seemed to be working. cases were down, and life started going back to normal. a bit. but there's been a resurgence of new infections in recent weeks, even as children have started going back to school. guy hedgecoe reports from madrid. for this seven—year—old this is a big day. a national knock—down followed by the long summer holiday have meant she is going to school for the first time in six months. over eight million spanish children are going back to the classroom this month. they want to come back to school because they miss their friends, their teachers. it is a nice moment for them. the return to school is being staggered according to age groups as part of efforts to prevent the spread of coronavirus. it is just one of many new measures. children aged six and over must now wear face masks at this primary s

now ginsberg's name is attached to another struggle this time over her successor john hendren al-jazeera chicago. joseph uta is a professor at texas a and m. university's campus here in doha where he specializes in the u.s. supreme court and says that the republican party controls the senate it's not a certainty that a trump nominee would be confirmed. the leadership of the republican party of the last 4 years or any god will be as aggressive as possible and using the product of their office to move forward with a nomination from the white house and the confirmation from the senate but of course not all republicans are in the same political circumstances and not all of them are equally on board with the president and his agenda so i think the large majority of republicans will be eager to fill that seat and hold a confirmation hearing with a vote but it would take only a small number of defections of republicans who are either facing difficult reelections or have principal objections to ignoring the rules as they argue for so recently in 2016 and that might the rails a quick response to justice ginsburg

led with joseph is a senior fellow at johns hopkins university and served as u.s. diplomat for many years in the balkans he says the agreement is not a significant sense be pursued. the big story here today is really about israel and has far less to do with the actual troubled relations between serbia and kosovo basically this the on of the grand name of economic normalization all it really does is it vance what were already agreed projects mostly that that's that the thrust of this agreement there were already projects to improve the air rail and road links between serbia and kosovo and the parties basically today have agreed to advance those there's a couple other new elements there to improve the border connection crossings. and small and medium enterprise loans a few other odds and ends but there is really nothing transformative here about the relations that justifies this grand title and the grand name. a suspect linked to the fatal shooting of a protester in the u.s. city of portland has been shot dead by federal agents michael rhyno was killed as officers tr

control they want to make them more optimistic in line with political messaging and with joseph is a senior fellow at johns hopkins university he says trump is trying to manipulate perceptions of his handling of the pandemic. it can bring a lot of pressure we see that the president is already putting pressure here obviously on the c.d.c. trying to spin their reports make sure that they the reports are positive and optimistic rather than allowing the scientists of the center for disease control to do what they're supposed to do which is to tell the american people the truth and to provide accurate scientific guidelines and they are trying to pressure them the c.d.c. it's absolutely clear and those who are in the public health field are quite concerned about it with respect to vaccines the same is true the president has already made it clear that he expects the vaccine if he's already mentioned that he wants a vaccine by election day he has pressured for the approval of this controversy of blood plasma therapy even though it hasn't been fully approved and tested and he's also pressured other aspects of the f

john p. burgeon. daniel david bergstein. graham andrew berkeley. michael j. berkeley. donna m. bernard. david w. bernard. william h bernstein. david m. baray. david shelby barry. josephd firefighter, michael carlow who passed away september 11 sus brother rob, who lives his legacy and does so much for the communities in remembrance of his brother, and just to remember, all the persons out there that are still suffering from the effects of 9/11, god bless to all of you >> [applause] aneel taram barabni. bella j. buchanan. peter alexander bielfield. william g. begart. brian eugene bilcher. mark bingham. carl vincent binny. terry eugene bird. joshua david burnbaum. george john bishop. chris romeo fishendot. jeffrey donald bittner. >> good morning. i'd like to say it is truly an honor for the tunnel to tower s foundation to host this sacred ceremony. >> [applause] >> we knew that it was of the ut-most importance that we read had allowed the names of all 2,977 souls who parished 19 years ago today. >> [applause] >> as well as the names of the six lives lost in the 1993 attack on the world trade center. think of people like gene raggio , a port authority supervisor known a

well that were joseph is an adjunct lecturer and senior fellow at johns hopkins university he served as a u.s. diplomat for a dozen years in the balkans and joins us now live from washington d.c. by skype kids have you with us here and all to syria this agreement in washington ed represents good news for israel what would you say serbia and kosovo are getting ice of this agreements i think you hit the nail on the head the the big story here today is really about israel and has far less to do with the actual troubled relations between serbian khosla basically this the arm of the grand name of economic normalization all it really does is vance what we're already agreed projects mostly that that's that the thrust of this agreement there were already projects to improve the air rail and road links between serbia and kosovo and the parties basically today have agreed to advance those there's a couple other new elements there to improve the border connection crossing but. small and medium enterprise loans a few other odds and ends but there is really nothing transformative here about the r

joseph p. kennedy senior's plan for the presidency. those ambitions are transferred to john f. kennedy junior who up until this point never saw himself as a politician. saw himself as a writer, historian, journalist perhaps. not quite sure what he was going to be. a bit of a dreamer. but when joseph p. kennedy senior, old joe wants you to do something, his sons do it. and in 1946, he runs for congress. and by 1960, the ambition, which was not his for the presidency, is. he's ready to run. lyndon baines johnson belongs to a different sort of dynasty, a different sort of ambition. his family was a dynasty on the way down. his family owned land and slaves in texas and in the american south and his father, sam johnson, have been a member of the texas state legislature. but, he works his way down on a social and political scale. when in the legislature, sam johnson sponsors a bill to have a road constructed near their hometown. and by the time that road is to be constructed, sam johnson is not only a former member of the state legislature, he is working on the road crew doing manual

joseph rosemont. vin he brady levine. g john and sgt. george esquivel and cameron powell. thank you very much. i would say it's such a honor to be in your presence. you will hear stories shortly that was very inspiring to me and everybody else. that is why these are very important metals and it's great to be with you. joining us are also warriors but warriors of a different type. they are called great congressman. they are from your area. very much. tom mcclintock. doing a great job. and greg walden. we will miss you, greg. i cannot believe you won't be there. he is retiring. undefeated. nobody could defeat him. it's a great honor. it has been fantastic working with greg. we worked on something in particular. right to try. we got it done after 44 years, we got it done. thank you very much. just over one week ago these brave pilots and crew members of the california army national guard embarked on a harrowing mission. as the sunset on september 5, they boarded two helicopters that are behind me and then they flew into blazing flames, raging wind and it was raging. and blinding smoke to rescue f

would have firsthand knowledge, former white house chief of staff john kelly, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general josephre silent. the president on friday lashing out at kelly, kelly, a retired marine general, whose own son gave his life in combat in afghanistan. >> i know john kelly. he was with me. didn't do a good job. had no temperament. and ultimately petered out. he was exhausted. this man was totally exhausted. he wasn't even able to function. >> with us to show the reporting and insights this sunday, lisa laird of "the new york times" and tolu olorunnipa. there was questions about the president's character in 2016. some democrats are hesitant, they think this doesn't work for us to get involved in these character debates with this president, but joe biden after seeing this report came forward and talked about his own personal history. >> my son volunteered and joined the united states military as the attorney general, went to iraq for a year, won the bronze star and other commendations, he wasn't a sucker. the servicemen and women he served with, particularly those did not come home, were not lo

joseph hospital on long island. weighing just 1 pound, 9 ounces. she was declared what's called a micro-preemie. dr. johnant ewe rushed makela inside the hospital, telling momma rea he would fight for her daughter. but there was a problem. the hospital didn't have a nicu. so, dr. matthew had the difficult, grewing task of keeping makela breathing for 90 minutes without damaging her fragile lungs. she was eventually transferred to a neighborhooding hospital. after so many sleepless nights of waiting, this is the mom mom got to hold makela for the first time. ten days after she was born. makela would spend her first 122 days in the nicu before mom and dad finally got to take her home. tonight, makela, now 9 pounds, here she is with her big brother, nicholas. her family never forgetting what that team did for them. >> it wasn't until she was stable enough that they sat down and talked to us and explained how, what dr. matthew did that day is something that they would have never even done themselves and the fact that he was able to do it and she not have any long-term affects from it, they were astonished by

recognised as belonging to her by john is that wrong would you say is that a source of this ongoing conflict the only claim that azerbaijan has to. which we call our is that josephstalin stole it for them and the fact that the soviets you know gerrymander the caucasus is no basis for. time sovereignty over has. is an ancient armenian land it's been arming in this long as there has been in armenia my last trip before this pandemic was to nevada where i prayed at a monastery that was established in the 1st century as well if the times there are so deep why can we not then find peace and as it sounds like what you're describing the area within should belong to our meanie. i think the area should belong to the people who live there and that's all from a nation should determine the status of the region azerbaijan doesn't want to accept that the un has grown from 50 members to close to $200.00 because the arc of history bends towards self-determination democracy greater independence azerbaijan you know is resisting that and and it's clear that they're the aggressor here you can see that from the fact that they're the destructive force they want to change the status qu

as belonging to her by john is that wrong then would you say is that a source of this ongoing conflict. the only claim that azerbaijan has to. which we call our saw is that josephstalin stole it for them and the fact that the soviets you know gerrymander the caucasus is no basis for. time sovereignty over has. is an ancient armenian land it's been arming in this long as there has been in armenia my last trip before this pandemic was to nevada where i prayed at a monastery that was established in the 1st century. well if the times there are so deep why can we not then find peace as it sounds like what you're describing is the area within should belong to our meanie. i think the area should belong to the people who live there and that's all from a nation should determine the status of the region azerbaijan doesn't want to accept that the un has drawn from 50 members to close to $200.00 because the arc of history bends towards self-determination democracy greater independence azerbaijan you know is resisting that and and it's clear that they're the aggressor here you can see that from the fact that they're the destructive force they want to change the status quo y

as belonging to her by john is that wrong and then would you say is that a source of this ongoing conflict the only claim that azerbaijan has to. which we call our saw is that josephstalin stole it for them and the fact that the soviets you know gerrymander the caucasus is no basis for. the claim sovereignty over has. is an ancient armenian land it's been arming in this long as there has been in armenia my last trip before this pandemic was to nevada where i prayed at a monastery dadi vote that was established in the 1st century. well if the times there are so deep why can we not then find peace as it sounds like what you're describing is the area within should belong to our meanie. i think the area should belong to the people who live there and that's all from a nation should determine the status of the region azerbaijan doesn't want to accept that the un has grown from 50 members to close to $200.00 because the arc of history bends towards from a nation democracy greater independence azerbaijan you know is resisting that and and it's clear that they're the aggressor here you can see that from the fact that they're the destructive force they want to change the st

john tried again and again to take back control armenia and azerbaijan independence was short lived in 1920 they were incorporated into the soviet union. nagorno-karabakh wanted a referendum to join all media but joseph stalin had other plans based on the need for national peace between muslims and damini and the economic ties of the upper and lower karabakh its permanent ties with as regime leave nagorno-karabakh within the as was shown soviet socialist republic for more than 6 decades armenia tried to repeal the decision with no success then in the late eighty's the people of nagorno-karabakh started their own campaign to unite with armenia after a vote they declared their allegiance to in 1988 which was rejected by both moscow and because. millions protested in both countries buildings were torched businesses were attacked military conflict started in the disputed area but nothing changed moscow had made its decision 3 years later in 1009 to one the u.s.s.r. collapsed but still nothing changed. then started the bloodiest clash the regions of a scene and total an estimated $30000.00 were killed and $1000000.00 what displaced finally in 1904 a fraud russian troops came into effect. since then milita

as belonging to her by john is that wrong then would you say is that a source of this ongoing conflict the only claim that azerbaijan has to. which we call our saw is that josephstalin stole it for them and the fact that the soviets you know gerrymander the caucasus is no basis for. him sovereignty over has. is an ancient armenian land it's been arming in this long as there has been in armenia my last trip before this pandemic was to nevada where i prayed at a monastery that was established in the 1st century. well if the times there are so deep why can we not then find peace as it sounds like what you're describing the area within should belong to our meanie. i think the area should belong to the people who live there and that's all from a nation should determine the status of the region azerbaijan doesn't want to accept that the un has grown from 50 members to close to $200.00 because the arc of history bends towards from a nation democracy greater independence azerbaijan you know is resisting that and and it's clear that they're the aggressor here you can see that from the fact that they're the destructive force they want to change the status quo you can li

johns hopkins university, the number of cases over 6 million. over 184,000 dead. act to our question this first hour on law and order as a campaign theme. some comments on twitter. this one from joseph"one of the prime features of a just world ruled by law and order is that laws must be just." trump's messages correct morally and practically for society for the preservation of human life. the only people who have a motive for opposing his message are people who intend to break the law and violate the safety and well-being of others. that henry in north carolina. "a lot of people talk in terms of stereotypes and groupings, a black man or white man doing something good or bad is on that individual, not the race as a whole. i was raised to judge each individual on their own merits, or lack there of." therica has degenerated to point where we cannot disagree without being violently disagreeable." to alan in kennewick, washington. supporter of president trump. caller: you talk about systemic racism, there is in the united states. it is all the media. the midi -- the media is the systemic racism. behindre on their knees obama never questioned anything he did. whether he went bankrupt at ,