>> kareem loved life.adventurous and loved outdoors, going hiking, riding bicycle, working out. he loved live and did it to the f fullest. he trained five to six days a week and would do tournaments when tournaments would come around. i had posted a video on my instagram yesterday, last video that we received from kareem, which was him comforting a little girl in kabul. he is sitting there telling her we're friends, trying to make her feel safe and comfortable. that was the last time we heard from kareem. >> griff: in the tragedy, you have lost not one, but two sons. >> yeah. my oldest son took his life almost a year after kareem had passed, august 9, 2022. sorry about that. he was grieving kareem and it became a little too much for him, he took his life to be with his brother. >> griff: shana, what is your message to the country, what do you want the country to know as we honor and remember the 13 servicemembers killed, including kareem nikoui. >> i want them to know that my s son, i can only speak for my

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does that added some urgency kareem to the negotiations on gas? and i think that's the very reason why it is negotiating swift started. it was started by this pressure, that of course, of freights. the said would be of further explanations of using recent. that's something they want to prevent. ethical tier like also to the best present bible individual. quite a convention problem. it's not a ceasefire. there's a lot of pressure that you is under right now is a head of depression though to the 2 sides. great, thank you very much. that was uh, corresponding journal, this dream of why in kyra to you what you're watching dw news from roland coming up next it's planet a, looking at the recycling nuclear waste and why we don't do more of it of course, and get all the latest news information any time you want on our website at w dot com, i'm terry larkins, thanks for the long voyage through the ocean. another how well with the cost for a long time, they had to be a humans on that journey. now the trenches have become very protective of whales until the

we're hearing a lot about the kareem. that's the border region between egypt and gaza. i'm us and they egypt, or opposed to israel keeping troops there. well, why is that such a divisive issue? is what it seems that they all convince the police to put exactly this in to the bridge. and supposedly that is really, i mean when say in this one quotes will eventually corneo that's according to a 14 kingdom. he said, all that separates egypt and the gaza strip. that is right now the, it is ready. the army is present in this is present at that offer for the crossing and they is ready to say they want to keep, stay there because of where the smuggling of course, that means that the, these really i'm going to be for the surrounding because a straight up to the a ceasefire. the easiest is a post against this because they say it's violating actually terms of the camp. david's disagreement, that's the oldest 52nd written to our states and is read on 79 between egypt that is right. and there is talk now of maybe some other alternatives. talk about some initial presence is for distri

out of what we heard from kareem khan. he also said that he has been getting some cooperation from a general abdul, about who the head of the s a f said that he's met in port sudan. his investigators have been, they're continuing to do their work. he said it's been very difficult, but they are moving forward in that regard. but there are clear challenges here. and he even mentioned this, there are already, at least for arrest warrants outstanding for the i c 's from the i c. c for crimes committed in dark for from 2003 to 2008 arrest warrants, including of course, with former student needs president, omar bashir arrest warrants that have not been able to be executed again from previous conflict of, of accent, of alleged excess of genocide among other war crimes. so you can really get a sense of and you heard this from kreme, kon here saying how there is a sense of impunity that permeates throughout sudan. and he said that is something that the security council particularly needs to try to deal with moving forward. so thank

does that added some urgency kareem to the negotiations on gaza? so i think that's the very reason. why is it negotiations where started it was started by this pressure that, of course, of freights to say would be a further escalation. give you some reason that's something they want to prevent and that's equal to the like also to the best present bible individual. quite a convention problem. it's not a ceasefire. there's a lot of pressure that you is under right now. is a head of a depression though, to the 2 sides green. thank you very much. that was uh, corresponding journal, this dream of why in the car you were to now to ukraine and you credit the president, blowing me zalinski has said the goal of his country's incursion into russia is to create a buffer zone to protect against further russian attacks. the statement echoes proteins claims a russian president vladimir putin, his claims about russia's offensive in the hockey region. in the spring. he was a closer look at ukraine's 1st major campaign across the russian border and the possible strategy behind it. ukrainian soldiers

and israel has agreed to that kareem alga hardy is a cairo based journalist. he told us why a mazda is saying the current proposal on the table goes against earlier agreements . it was, it seems that they're not very happy with what. busy onto the police because the brit should richie the they say we had an agreement in july was divided, proposing at that time and then disagreements. there was a, a group that there was a 2 phases of exchanging is really hostages and punches to be in prison. this 1st in a 6 month and 6 weeks periods of a ceasefire. that then this extending to a permanency is via and now they said in the spreadsheet proposal. and there is new demands by the end of our package that was until he blinked to the previous proposal. the main points, how much was unhappy was that there seems to be no more guarantee for a permanency for this package. this has to be negotiated in a later time. and the 2nd thing that they are not happy with is that is that is not a phone withdrawal and 5 is ready to from the gaza strip. they will not remain egyptian borde

thank you so much for joining us today on dw news that is journalist kareem. i'll go harry in cairo. you're welcome. i have time now to bring you up to speed with some other world news headlines. a funeral has been held for a palestinian man shot and killed by israeli settlers and an attack on the village and occupied wes. thing one is really man has been arrested after a group set fire to vehicles and homes, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu has condemned the violence as washington has condemned. the 12 year prison sentence handed to a to russian american national. on thursday, a russian support found resend, yet are really not guilty of reason, because of a $51.00 donation. she made to a pro ukraine charity. she had been living in los angeles and was arrested in february, well, visiting family and russia. thailand's parliament has elected a page on thomas, you know what to become the next prime minister and really of 37. she's the countries youngest leader and the 3rd member of ation. a watch family to take office cited at the vote comes days afte

on last month, the journals kareem l o r e is following the story from cairo for us. kareem, what are you hearing about the status of the ceasefire? negotiations at the moment? was the negotiations starting now basically into huh. and there was a way to build up for this. negotiations, of course was has to do was the reaches tension. it was printing up with the kidding of how must be that is what i know in the military. come on the ciocca office for in live on. so that of course created another patient because everyone was waiting for the retaliation from here on from his phone. the phone or possibly also from the vs. so the call 60 days got to watch why the circus and this kinds of pressure to the u. s. and digits. you and the culture didn't push. it has to ask for this a new round of negotiations. is that to his going to it how much is not taking part and speaking churches they say, and they are afraid that is right is going to impose your conditions as this happens many times before. and they call it that it is really quick, it's amazing of negotiations. they want to that this nego

you just organized ceremony to honor kareem and several other servicemembers, which we will talk abouttening to kamala harris' speech last night and talking about foreign policy credentials, what do you think about that? >> thank you for having me. i can tell you from experience that definitely kamala harris will never honor or give any kind of grace to the service and sacrifice of any of the armed services soldiers that would be in any fight or anything from the future because she has not ex extended that to us or any of the other 13 families that were killed in the abby gate bombing. >> carley: she said it is her sacred obligation to care for our troops and families. did kamala harris ever reach out or speak to her in the days after that happened? >> absolutely not. joe biden was there for the dover dignified trans fer and it was anything but dignified. he was there and she was not. if she was the last person in the room and looking at the optics of the evacuation, as a mother, she had a duty to talk sense into joe biden and tell him, this is not right. this will cause a catastrophe

does that added some urgency kareem to the negotiations on gaza. so i think that's the very reason why is the negotiations was thought of it was started by this pressure, that of course, afraid that they would be a further explanation. the reason reason that's something they want to prove. busy and that's equal to the like also to the best present bible individual. quite a convention promise. no. as he's probably, there's a lot of pressure to us just under right now is a head of a depression on to the 2 sides. great. thank you very much. that was a correspondent, journalist, dream, l y, in. kyra you. what the piece talks are currently underway in geneva to in the 16 month more between the sudanese army and the per a military rapids support forces or, or s f. but only one side in this war has showed up to the top that is making it even more difficult to address the humanitarian disaster resulting from the conflict. half of cit as population of 50000000 is now facing food insecurity and even famine. dw corresponded merriam the travel to chad's border

we asked journalist kareem alcohol right in cairo. the not that we know to be honest as very living use leaking a to the media about this negotiations is really negotiate us reported to me already arrived in cairo. it's a talks will start, start between the mediators. the u. s. u n is the, is there any indications later that they wouldn't be joined by that occasion from the other mediator culture. there is no way to get a fault the, i must education. yes, but of course the a brief the by the error of the data is the goal is to research the differences over this choose proposing to end this 10 months wall. main sticking points is the sort of withdrawal from the gaza strip. the phone is really withdrawal from the gaza strip or not until now that then you always trying to keep the presence of the user id. i'm using this for that as the koreans or that's the border between egypt and the gaza strip. and if the so called, they said him corey towards bits, according to the that's the finding, the, the cause us to get to a northern and southe

does that add some urgency kareem to the negotiations on guys? and i think that's the better the reason why is it negotiations was thought of it was started by this pressure, that of course, afraid that that would be a further explanation. the reason reason that's something they want to prevent unethical tier, like also to the best present bible individual. quite a convention promise. now us, he's probably, there's a lot of pressure to us just under right now is a head of a depression on to the 2 sides. green. thank you very much. that was uh, corresponded journalist, dream of why in kyra. let's see what's up. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines today. us intelligence officials say around was likely responsible for hacking attacks on republican candidate donald trump's campaign team. the epi, i, and other agencies suggested the breach was part of the scheme by to, around to interfere with the us elections. they did not reveal what information was accessed in italy and coast guard is continuing to search for 6 people missing f

as a political leader is maya nia, inter, on earlier i spoke with journalist kareem, l. g o r e. in cairo and he told me more about the current status of the ceasefire talks. it was the negotiations starting now basically into ha. and there was a way to build up for this because she is of course, was, has to do was the reaches tension. it was bringing up with the kidding off the particulars and how must be that is what i need in the military colanda for ciocca office for in live on. so that of course created another patient because everyone was waiting for the retaliation from here on from his phone, the phone or possibly also some differences. so the call 60 days, that's much why the circus and that's kind of precious to us and digital and the culture. and what's your address to us for this a new round of negotiations is you said to his phone a how much is not taking pocket and speak with churches. they say they are afraid. that is right, is going to impose your conditions as has happened many times before, and they call it that it is really triggered mace of negotiations. they

as a journalist, joining us now from cairo for more on this story, kareem, how about saying the current proposal on the table goes against your agreements made? can you tell us more? you know, it seems that they're not very happy with what. busy onto the police and cause the rich richey, d. uh they say we had an agreement in july. was the bible proposal at that time? and in disagreements, there was a reprint that there was a 2 phases of exchanging, is ready to hostages and punish, to be in prison. this 1st in a 6 month and 6 weeks periods of a ceasefire. that then this extending to a permanent ceasefire. and now they say in the spreadsheet proposal, and there is new months by the time the, our package was until the break to bring this proposal. the main points say, how much is unhappy was that there seems to be no more guarantee for a permanent sees for this package. this has to be negotiated for the meet the time . and the 2nd thing that they are not happy with is that to that is not a phone withdrawal and 5 is ready to from the gaza strip. they won that remain egyptian border to the g

i mean, to convince the auto pessimism that grows day by day as the war rolls on. journalist kareem laurie is in cairo covering this story as to whether her mazda is likely to accept the latest proposal. what is keyah? how must this look peppy about what the u. s. is calling the so called region proposals. how much accused the u. s. of buying time for each rate to as how much is continued. it's just, i think, gaza how much that's agreed to the original proposal of the president risk by the joe biden already in june. and this proposal was having several phases of exchanging at this rate of hostages and punched in prisoners and, and to accompany that 1st by a 6 week ceasefire. and then by a permanent 6510 to understand to go from us. this is one package. it now it the, it uses the out to significant the edits to this original proposal and to the u. s. setting. this is a preaching proposal and i think get it what is happening that the positive and it seems generally a self thing that you as role is on this broker. in some comments, the u. s. secretary of state entity blinking is even called t

w. news that is journalist kareem. i'll go harry, in cairo. you're with, it's turning now to some other names. the united nations says there are strong indications of bangladesh the security forces use excessive force when dealing with the recent student led protests that lead to that. allister, a former prime minister shake. i've seen a student leaders accuse authorities of violence and in some cases, even abduction. but these are not the 1st such allegations to be leveled against. state forces rights groups in the country state. there are thousands of cases that go back many years and i could not using search for answers. family members or bangladesh has disappeared. hope if they do, of their loved ones will be revealed as political change takes hold around to embed on the streets for the past 11 years would be good to be on december 2nd, 2013. my husband and 3 other people were picked up the 50 since then. i've not heard anything from him from running to fire bangladesh. he's human rights monitors, say security forces, abducted within 600 p

the gentlest kareem alga far is following the story for us from cairo where the agent should start talking about the intensive effort to do this was talking this, there was a promising start. second is we know very little about the substance of the talk that might be a good fit sign and what's on the table. it says 3 phases. so the 1st 2 phases, there is an exchange offer. it's really also just a policy in prison. this for a ceasefire 1st for 6 weeks, and then a permanent ceasefire. this, it states just the construction of casa sticking point is that it is right. and that does not want a permanent ceasefire. and i was once a for the withdrawal of these right now. it just recently is of prime minister benjamin it's, you know, it states, it only is rarely tv that he is interested in. continuing, that will offer the hostages are released in order to end hom, us at it. do you think he's really interested in a deal squares? and this is clear that to him i must not give him the amount of a permanency. on the other hand, nathaniel is sitting talking about talking victory over how much is one of t

>> we heard that kareem jean-pierre does not think it is odd to being the only person answering for the vise presidents record on key issues including the clip egypt's -- you've just played. as a got a sense from white house officials of out-of-the-way way things may be going as vice president harris looks to distance herself from president biden's economic record. >> axioms is reporting she is hoping to distance herself from president biden's unpopularity on the economy, can you blame her? >> you know this is the biden harris administration, are you aware? she is indeed the vise president. >> but it is if they were working or if they were popular -- >> you literally had to the chair here who just laid out a pretty robust point by point about the economy, what has happened under the biden harris administration. >> president biden himself today said he thinks his policies are working, he wants the press coverage to reflect that there is going to be a soft landing and they will not be a recession but ultimately he is on his way out, harris wants to take over, she has not told us exactly w

kareem , turning to the fire, it is only from these zionists that they read the qur'an and set fire, there is no correct understanding of any divine book, no prophet, no religion. they do not have god . what does the burning of the koran by the zionists in a mosque in the north of gaza show? it is a sign of the year of helplessness, a sign of their weakness i did a lot of this. the fear of cowardice is the hatred they have towards muslims, the source of their ignorance, ignorance and excessive arrogance of the zionist regime is that they want to burn the quran. he was ignorant, he is ignorant and ignorant. they have been insulting our religion, our quran, our holy book, for how many years now. our reaction in front of this question, what should respect be, what do people expect, i expect much more, revenge will be much tougher, they should be given the same answer so that they understand who they are on, much tougher and stronger than what we are, and we must stand up to them. . a striking and bold answer to these let it be granted, so that they don't make these mistakes again, they

shannon chapel is the mother of lance corporal kareem bqe, who was killed in the attack. >> kareem was doing his job. he was wanting to help people get to freedom, get to safety. >> a review of the abbey gate attack, conducted this year by u.s. central command, found the bombing was, quote, not preventable at the tactical level. but lawmakers say a lack of planning from the white house fueled the chaos. house speaker mike johnson says in september, congress will award the service members families the congressional gold medal. today president biden, who did not attend the ceremony, released a statement listing the names of the 13 troops killed. writing in part, they embodied the very best of who we are as a nation. brave committed, selfless and we owe them and their families a sacred debt. we will never be able to fully repay, but we will never cease working to fulfill the state assembly expected to vote this week on a groundbreaking artificial intelligence bill, sb 1047 was authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener. >> he says the legislation will ensure the safe development

her email go hire a generalist in the kyra kareem. thank you so much for your insights. doing to present joe biden has given an emotional speech to the democratic national convention to induce cumberland, harris as the policies presidential candidates. he rallied the crowd around the harris campaign saying a vote for her was a vote for democracy just 2 months ago. biden had expected to flinch. the democrats nomination for a 2nd time, but concerns about his age and his fitness. let the policy to back vice president harris instead who has managed to lift the policy and the polls ahead of november's elections. it was a rock styles. welcome. as coma iris appeared on stage in chicago. but if the rest of the week is about fighting for the future, monday nights was also about remembering the past. and i want to kick us off by celebrating our credible president joe biden. h wasn't the speech by didn't had planned to give which it was one that found receptive and living audience. the president clearly emotional, reflected on the legacy and the tax, donald trump. but ultimately wa

w. news that is journalist kareem. i'll go harry in cairo, you with the gulf states of guitar as where mediators are trying to negotiate a ceasefire in gaza. it is also where some palestinians are being treated for severe injuries from the war. dw special correspondent abraham was in doha, where she met with palestinian medical evacuees and saw the told the fighting has taken on the gaza strip. most vulnerable. a warning to view worse that her report contains, graphic and disturbing images. many ways, 9 year old, my mood is like a new child. his age enjoys playing with his father and beating his younger siblings at video games. during those moments, he's a happy boy. out let's play, i am kind of genuine, then i am patient. i can take a lot of time with time like i can do everything. and sometimes if out of nowhere, what he has gone to over comes him. his mother tells the story. my mood cannot. the image with the assignments, mood line face down just had was moving and he was breathing, but his right was not there and h

the group will accept the concessions that blink and says he's managed to get from israel to unless kareem, i'll go hurry in cairo is the following story for us. and he told me more about how, how much is responding to the slightest proposal. yeah, well it seems that they're not very happy with what the onto the police and caused the rich richie the they say we had an agreement in july, was the bible proposal at that time? and then disagreements. there was a group that there was a 2 phases of exchanging, is really hostages and punish to be in prison. this 1st in the 6 months and 6 weeks periods of a ceasefire. that then this extending to a permanent ceasefire. and now they say in this friction proposal, and there is new to months by it, it's on the old package that was until they blinked to the previous proposal. the main points, how much was unhappy was that there seems to be no more guarantee for a permanency side dis, package. this has to be negotiated to the meet that time. and the 2nd thing that they are not separate was, is that is that is not a phone withdrawal and 5 is ready to fro

before lessing them return to the homes in garza, a journalist, cream alga hurry is in a cairo kareem. good to see, you know, this sounds like a stalemate. oh, all of these complex negotiations potentially laying the groundwork for something concrete or was it is this is concrete use about and what's happening was making choices when they are going to stop in cairo again, who is negotiating in the city and a huge gap between 2 sites the israel is insisting on the continuous military presence in the gaza strip. busy nearly all at once to also keep open the possibility that even if there's a ceasefire, he might, if a data point continue the walk, it's almost how much, what's the exact opposite they want to own is really troops out of the gaza strip and they want guarantees for a permanent ceasefire, now there was a, a telephone call between what is present joe biden antares, and with this on you all in which in that direction to finally see a de, somehow contradiction to the positive aplus here that was spread by the secretary of state to add to the principal saying this is just the que

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we as journalists, kareem, alcohol right in cairo. eh, not that we know to be honest is very living use the king a to the media about this negotiations is really negotiators reported to me already arrived in cairo. it's a talks will start, start between the mediators, the, as you should and is the, is there even indications later there wouldn't be joining for a dedication from the other media culture. there is no way to get about how most education. yes, but of course the a brief to the by the error of mediators, the goal is to results the differences over this choose proposing to enters 10 months wall. main sticking points is the funded withdrawal from the gaza strip the phone. is there any withdrawal from the gaza strip or not? and to know that they're always trying to keep the presence of the user id. i mean industry that there's the corey's or that's the border between egypt and the gaza strip. and that the so called they said he corey towards bits, according to that that's the finding, the causes tripping to a northern and southe

the buyers to spread in that part of the country as epidemiologist, professor selling them, jewel kareem, thank you for your time and all those insights, all the best you, its ukraine's top commander alexander, serious cases. keith has set up a military office in russia's cursed region while it's forces are still advancing. further is that new crane is in control of dozens of settlements, spending more than 1100 square kilometers of russian territory, gives as if plans to use the occupied area as a strategic buffer zone to protect its border region from russian attacks in the past 10 days. ukraine has carried out the biggest attack on russian soil since the 2nd world war. ukraine launched its incursion into russia from the boarder regence of sue me, which sits directly across from the curse greeting. and our correspondence. may connelly send us this update from their to this is way ukraine's incursion to rush up again. just over with you guys, why i'm standing here is still ukraine territory behind me. you can see that destroyed for the post and 10 kilometers down the road is the russian

it's after he was beaten in his men's 68kg semifinal against zaid abdul kareem. of an historic gold for britain. sinden progressed by beating kevin kassman, and then marko golubic. but came undone against his jordanian opponent, well—beaten in that semifinal. but goes for bronze in just under two hours�* time. jadejones�* bid for olympic history is over after another early defeat in the taekwondo under—57 kilograms first round. the 31—year—old was bidding to become the first three—time olympic champion in the sport's history, but was beaten by macedonia's miljana reljikj. she could still fight for bronze later in the repechage should reljikj reach the finals. france take on spain in the final of the men's football tomorrow. it will be the first time in 32 years that a european team will have won gold. thierry henry says that coaching the french side, as the host nation has been like �*living a dream�*. it doesn�*t happen often. we have managed to do it somehow. that tells you how much we could be together we have to be together. that you can see in any competitio

. >> his son kareem and three other service members who died during the afghanistan withdrawal were allice have arrested a man accused of threatening to assassinate former president trump. the suspect made threatening post targeting president trump on social media. he had other warrants for his arrest in separate incidents including a dui, felony hit and run and filing register as a sex offender. this all comes six weeks after the attempt on trump's life in butler, pennsylvania. trump says he was not aware of a manhunt until a reporter told him about it but he insists he still has a job to do. >> i heard it's dangerous but i also have a job to do. i heard it's very dangerous. and the reason it is because i want to do things that are very bad for the bad guys. i have heard it's very unsafe to make this trip. there were some people that really didn't want me to make it. >> later today trump will hold a rally in glendale, arizona. the ceo of the company that built the luxury yacht that sank off the coast of sicily this week is blaming the deadly incident on, quote: unreasonable crew errors

>> question for which nba figure mocked donald trump, epa 2016 dnc wasn't steve kerr, kareem abdul well, jabbar or michael jordan, i guarantee you wouldn't jordan. >> there was not sure you know what it was kareem abdul-jabbar. >> let's play this out. you don't believe me, play the sound? >> no, i believe you are michael jordan and up here with hillary i said that because i know that donald trump couldn't tell the difference we're in the united center to okay. >> we move right. number five, a man who knows, of course michael jordan quite well. steve kerr. steve kerr in the bulls beat home for the deaf, for the nba title in 1996, was it the utah jazz, the seattle supersonics? are the phoenix suns i don't know what i got discussing now all sean shawn kemp in the supersonics okay. hello, everyone. okay. let's move on. everyone got that wrong. how about number six? how many people are expected to attend the 2024 dnc is it? the thousands, 75,000 or 100,000? >> what's the answer it's 50,000 people all right. >> hold on cnn going to take my show for me now know we're picking a fair and right.

. >> kareem was doing his job. he was wanting help people to get to freedom.. >> a review of the abby gate u.s. central command found the bombing with as not preventable at the tactical level. lawmakers say a lack of plan from the white house on down fueled the chaos. house speaker mike johnson says in september congress will award the service members families the congressional gold medal. >> the american people owe them a debt of gratitude that can never be fully paid. >> today both president biden and vice president harris released statements honoring the fallen. biden writing, quote: together we must never stop striving to be worthy of their ultimate sacrifice. republicans say it's now harris who needs to explain her role in the withdrawal decision after these comments made months before the attack. >> afghanistan. >> yes. >> were you the last person in the room? >> yes. >> and you feel comfortable? >> i do. >> harris supporters say finger pointing won't help. >> we have got to stop assigning part stan blame on fundamental blame on gliewrt. >> the threat of

members of the security council are giving remarks, dressing the statement from the chief prosecutor kareem khan in a very strong speech. if you will buy cream con, talking about the situation in the sudan, he gives these briefings to the security council about twice a year. his last briefing was 6 months ago, and he said, among other things, 6 months of misery, 6 months of torment. since my last briefing to you and the security council that 6 months of torment and misery for the people of sudan particularly dar for, i think the real highlight or headline if you will, from cons, briefing to the council is that he's investigation of course, continues by his office and by his investigators, and he told the counsel that he believes by the is next reporting period, which would be 6 months from now. so in the coming weeks and or months, he does think he will have enough evidence if you will, to potentially bring arrest warrants against some of those involved in the war in parties. the r s f and s a f for arrest warrants for potential war crimes. so we'll be watching that very closely, but he cle

kareem abdul-jabbar. frank gehry. the ability to have event, bring a camera in and bring these other dimensions of america to you, put this image on television. oh, yes. this is one of the events that often is carried live, is almost always included in our nightly newscast. and one of those things that jumps out into a cultural touch moment, i also think when the championship teams come to the white house, that's another one that people relate to and look forward to. and certainly medal of honor is another one when it comes to people who are notable like this. i think it just touches every part of american life and it is not about the president. it's about american talent and engines. twitty and art and, the president is simply the person and conveying that honor. and so it is bigger than the and i think it's one of the great american tradition is. and as you could see, president obama and every other president i've covered truly enjoys those moments. i covered the white house for nearly four more than seven years. an

kareem says middle class in e u.s., a meal on the table every night at a subsumption service to somethingou don't need. let's go to edwin in connecticut, who called in on our line for folks below the middle class. good morning, edwin. caller: good morning. i think i would consider myself below middle class, but we also have to discuss what we mean by class, so this is a great question about what is a class. a lot of people think it is based on the income that you make, but if we think about it historically come it also comes down to your role in the economy, right? so whether or not -- for example, if you are working to produce something like you are a factory worker, you would be considered lover class because you would be the one doing the production as opposed to if you were the person who owned the factory, you would be in the upper class. for a long time, it seemed to be those two classes, the upper and the lower. it was not until pretty recently like a little bit after world war ii that we started talking about the middle class. the little people who are stuck in the middle because

lynn's horrible kareem -- of california.hat story today is in the washington times if you want to read it. a couple more call. arnold from texas, republican. caller: good morning. i'm a u.s. marine. my wife is a u.s. marine. we are both republicans. it is disgusting with the 13 deaths. we have lost plenty of troops before. we have to be mindful that this was put in place by the trump administration to draw down the troop strength to 2500. there's no way we could have defended ourselves because of the previous agreement with the taliban set in place. we did not have troop strength to defend us. i believe the by demonstration did what they did, but i think it's more about politics than not. in lebanon we lost 248 marines and we did not have this level of vitriol in politics. we need to have integrity when we talk about these issues and when we lose our troops. thank you so much. host: i did not mention the army staff sergeant who died, the 13th member -- 11 with marines. guest: there are a couple of issues he raised. the doha

kareem says middle class in th u.s., a meal on the table every night at a subsumption service to somethingou don't need. let's go to edwin in connecticut, who called in on our line for folks below the middle class. good morning, edwin. caller: good morning. i think i would consider myself below middle class, but we also have to discuss what we mean by class, so this is a great question about what is a class. a lot of people think it is based on the income that you make, but if we think about it historically come it also comes down to your role in the economy, right? so whether or not -- for example, if you are working to produce something like you are a factory worker, you would be considered lover class because you would be the one doing the production as opposed to if you were the person who owned the factory, you would be in the upper class. for a long time, it seemed to be those two classes, the upper and the lower. it was not until pretty recently like a little bit after world war ii that we started talking about the middle class. the little people who are stuck in the middle because