josiah bunting the third. representing the maritime administration, a great friend of the world war ii memorial and our veterans.

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josiah bunting iii. representing a great frand of the memorial and our world war two veterans, the honorable, paul chip jannikan. and from the military district of washington, chaplain commander michael pompfry. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of colors. ♪ ♪ >>> ladies and gentlemen, it is now time for the invocation. a pearl harbor survivor and world war ii veteran, the reverend richard young. >> let us pray. lord, we gather here today in remembrance of december 7th, 1941 when our pacific fleet was struck by a surprise attack from a nation with whom we were at peace. many of us here today helped defend our nation during that attack. we can still remember the angry drone from the scores of incoming planes, the heavy response from our guns, the near misses of bombs, and the destruction of our lord's battleships where bombs did not miss. we're grateful that with the help of our allies we brought the ensuing war to a successful end and old animosities have faded with the passage o

josiah bunting iii. representing the maritime administration, a great friend of the national world war ii memorial and our world war ii veterans, maritime administrator, the honorable paul chip danikin. and a special welcome to the designer of the national mall, the world war ii memorial, mr. frederick st. florian. and our chaplin today, from the military district of washington chaplin lewis kruger. ladies and gentlemen, if you would, please rise for the presentation of colors and the playing of the national anthem and the invocation. ♪ >> good morning. please pray with me. most gracious heavenly father, we recognize that we are a blessed nation and that in your steadfast love you have protected our land and richly provided for us. and through the bravery, dedication, and sacrifice of our veterans, we enjoy peace and liberty. father, as we gather on the sacred grounds, help us to be mindful of what the greatest generation accomplished, how our world war ii veterans stood for righteousness, justice, and f

josiah bunting the third. representing the maritime administration and a great friend of the national world war ii memorial and world war ii honorable paul chip -- and from the military district, michael -- mander >> ladies and gentlemen please rise for the presentation of colors. ♪ ["star-spangled banner"] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, it is now time for the invocation. a pearl harbor survivor and world war ii veteran, the reverend richard young. >> let us pray. today inather here remembrance of december 7, 1941, when our pacific fleet was struck by a surprise attack from atation with whom we were wit peace. we can still remember the angry of scores of planes, the heavy response from our misses of bombs. we are grateful with the help of we brought the ensuing war to a successful end and all animosities have faded the passage of time. learnyed the lessons we will never pass away. we confess you gave us a wonderful world large enough and productive enough that all of us can have a good life. we have made it into

josiah, it is the simple joy of a gift. >> he loves it. i think it's great. >> it makes you forget about your sickness. tim: for his dad, it is the joy of giving back. >> i'm just proud. tim: proud of his fellow d.c. police officers who kept raise most of the money. >> its powerful. tim: reporting in northwest washington, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: that. and he is the one who started it, the little guy, and the entire department got involved. a man was driving by and saw the flames. he knew he had to do something. >> tried to open the door a couple times. alison: the amazing rescue next. jonathan: and the $28,000 mistake. jonathan: an incredible rescue caught on camera. a car crashed into the woods, catches on fire. a good samaritan rushes over but cannot get the door open. another good samaritan tries to break the window. they finally got it open and drag the man out of the car. this was in houston, texas. was taken todriver safety. a were able to smash the window. were able to smash the window. >> i felt the leather jacket and pul

lidia liza and josiah lamanski putting a modern spin on a classic. ♪ i really can't spin ♪ you don't hold up. replacing lines like -- ♪ i ought to say no, no, no ♪ mind if i move in >> with -- ♪ i ought to say no, no, no ♪ you reserve the right to say no ♪ ♪ zbl reworking consent into the carol some say sounds coarse. >> we think in our generation the lyrics are just read completely differently than they were originally intended. ♪ my mother will start to worry ♪ ♪ call her so she knows that you're ♪ >> while it might be cold outside, the reception has been anything but. the song reaching number one today on spotify's viral 50. a timeless holiday jingle for the modern age. ♪ bye ♪ bye ♪ drive safely, please >> a portion of the proceeds will benefit the sexual violence center and the national alliance to end sexual violence. thank you for watching abc news. and as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the

. >> singers and song writers you just saw lydia liza and josiah lemanski.. >> you have great voices and i listened to your song about five times. you are obviously really talented. what was wrong with the original version? why not just sing that? seems a little better to me. why didn't you? >> yeah. the original version we don't -- i mean, it's fine we do like the original version as well. the thing is just that listening to it in our generation's context is definitely different from the 1940's context. >> yeah. >> sounds different to different ears. >> what do you mean by that? sounds different is not good in this case i have the feeling or you wouldn't have rewritten it. >> we have rewritten it just as like a fun thing to do between us. >> yeah. >> we weren't necessarily offended by the first version. we just were listening through it and we were like that doesn't sound so great when you take all the music away and the history ofç it. today it sounds pretty creepy. >> pretty creepy. you are young people. you live in the modern world. you hear hip hop and

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. >> and tagged along on josiah's football fantasy. >> welcome, oakland raiders. >> who became an honoraryo all the good little children in all of you kept the ho, ho spirit alive online with #santaproject joining in the macy's movement to make christmas special for generations to come. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, make-a-wish. [ applause ] >> and thank you for participating. joining us are macy's chairman and ceo terry lundgren and david williams, make-a-wish president and ceo. we want to make an announcement now. tell us, if you will, the big total. >> all right. >> drum roll, please, everybody. [ drum roll ] >> big total is macy's raised $2 million for the make-a-wish foundation. >> there you go. >> there it is. >> $2 million. make-a-wish. [ applause ] >> so, only possible because of all of our customers and our employees writing letters to santa claus in the macy's mailbox and we matched every letter we received with a donation and came up with 2 million bucks to the make-a-wish foundation. >> so many of you did it. listen to this. i mean, since 2003, $100 million

sergeant josiah warren riding in the right seat tried unsuccessfully to pull germaine free. germaine debro died on september 4, 2006. at iraq's camp anacanda, members of the nebraska national guard assembled to honor the man who had cared so deeply for them. on september 18, 2006, the morning star baptist church near downtown omaha was filled with people paying a final tribute to germaine debro. outside 110 patriot riders stood guard. germaine's brother maurice read from a letter germaine had written to him. in it his brother offered some advice. if you don't take a risk, then you'll never know what happened. that was my brother, said maurice. he was a loving, caring person. germaine debro was promoted post humannously to the -- posthumously to the rank of sergeant. his military decorations include a bronze star and a purple heart. sergeant germaine debro is survived by his father alvin, his mother priscilla, his brothers alvin, jr. and maurice. he is a true nebraska hero and i'm honored to tell his story. thank you, mr. president. i would yield the floor. and suggest the ab