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. >> it's national anthem day. >> national national anthem day. >> listen.as in georgetown in washington, d.c. >> sorry. >> right near the francis scott key bridge. the war after 1812 was finalized in 1814, woo herbert hoover madt our national anthem which we love it here. no kneeling here. we're going to it right. >> we're going to celebrate national national anthem day all morning. >> there were a few speeches yesterday. >> a few combined into one? >> yeah. if you missed it, you missed it. i misse missed it in real time,t of you may have too. it was saturday afternoon. president trump took to cpac after his trip to hanoi, he hit the stage. he didn't just hit the stage, he hit it for two hours and two minutes, the longest speech of his presidency and you could tell he was happy to be amongst his people, morchtio amongst hi. we got to highlights for you yesterday at cpac. >> you're energized, your mobilize and you're engaged. ♪ i gladly stand up next to you ♪ >> collusion with russia, the collusion delusion. unfortunately you put the wrong people in a couple

. ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem♪ ed: we begin with a fox news alert on this saturday morning. after 675 days about $30 million of your taxpayer money, special counsel robert mueller is ending his investigation of alleged russian collusion with no more indictments. >> good morning, it is saturday. lots of news to get to. good to see you, pete. pete: good to see you will, pete. like dingdong the witch is dead. the report is there you have been waiting for it. we have been hearing about it forever. as ed mentioned 675 days, which feels like a lifetime. it cost you $25 million, thank goodness they got

see you back here on ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] vetoing this resolution, i have the duty to veto it and i'm very proud to veto it. congress' vote to deny the crisis on the southern border is a vote against reality. >> your declaration of an emergency on the southern border was clearly authorized under the law. >> the suspect in the mass shooting of two new zealand mosques makes his first court appearance. >> security from the police will continue at mosques. >> social media is useful for these individuals to find like-minded people to radicalize. >> i think it's a small group of people that have very, very serious problems. >> the media seem to have created the phenome

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we'll see you ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [nationalter of weeks, if not days. >> confidence in the attorney general. this was a hoax. this was a witch-hunt. >> mueller did reach a conclusion that there was no collusion. >> for the first time in more than a decade, cbp is now forced to release migrants into the u.s. because of overcrowding. >> they don't stop them. we're closing the borders. close it and keep it closed for a long time. i'm not playing games. >> these people violated the laws of this country. >> jussie smollett hoax crime saginaw continues. >> we do need law us. and laws require that people be held accountable if they make false charges. >> democratic candidate for the governor

find that years ago that was a contest between james weldon johnson and francis scott key the national anthem. well, james will come johnson's anthem one. but the judge rejected it. and now we have the national anthem full of the bombastic violence and so, i say to all people, no matter what your age, if you cannot do it when you are young like i was, and grown up in the segregated place in virginia, do it when you get all. >> james thank you for the call. john tinker what are you hearing? >> i think that is an excellent idea. that is a wonderful, too. it points out the need, the need to bring it up, to say it and bring that to us. to let us know that. and lift every voice and sing. it is a wonderful son. i agree, the francis scott key song is really is a glorification of war. and i think lift every voice and sing would be a better national anthem. i don't know how other people feel about that. i think it is open to debate. i think everybody should say what they think about that and let us know. i think that is an excellent idea. >> you heard from rebecca schneider. as you and your family and

we're going home a phrase repeated over and over on this day this time backed up by the russian national anthem. the previous month had seen violent protests in ukraine's capital kiev the demonstrators wanted to reduce russian influence the protests drove the country's pro russian president from power moscow responded by sending its forces into ukraine's crimean peninsula which has an historical link with russia soon the referendum was called but the result was

>> well, before that i had never sang the national anthem publicly by myself.: really? ainsley: is this a taste of what is yet to come? does he have a future in this? >> as you can tell he is not real nervous getting up in front of people so, you know, nothing he does surprises me because he is pretty good at everything he does. steve: you come from a military family. you have a couple of grandparents? >> my grandfather was in the national guard. my great grandfather was in the navy. pete: isaac, you got a letter from a veteran in response to this. >> i actually have it here with me. ainsley: you brought it. >> can i read it. steve: sure. well, you brought it. >> i don't know if he wants me to disclose his name but it says as a veteran of the armed forces air force i just want to reach out to the mechanicsburg high school to express my gratitude to one of the young men on your wrestling team isaac bryant i'm not ashamed to say his rendition of the star-spangled banner at hobart arena in troy brought tears to my eyes. from the step-up to the mic without preparat

many of you didn't know the black national anthem because you didn't go to booker t.ke i did. when bunny simon, my grandfather came to this great city, he found unit in black culture and black resistance. he married my grandmother. they opened up eight night clubs and employed 1700 black people, lifting up the middle class in this city. so when i talk about our belonging here young people, i say we belong here. we helped to build this city, and we will create structures to stay in this city. our parents literally built this here city hall. so when we think about what we must do now, yes, we have an amazing mayor, and she is not only responsible for creating newness, we all are. one person cannot go into a structure that was built on white supremacy, a structure that was built for white men and do it alone. i'm going to repeat that. one black woman mayor is not responsible alone for dismantling white supremacy. it is all of our jobs. and for those who are elected and those who are appointed, the activists and organizers that i am, you speak from what you not know about

time to stop playing the national anthem at sporting events according to a usa today opinion column. te, adding playing the anthem at games is a, quote, lazy excuse of patriotism. marine corps bomb technician joey jones lost both legs in afghanistan it has a message for her. >> there are men and women that lost their lives for this. one thing i would say to her is when i'm at one of those sporting events it means something to me. when goldstar moms and dads are at those events it mean something to them and for that reason alone it is something we should continue to do. >> also making the point that since colin kaepernick started kneeling the anthem has become a, quote, patriotic litmus test. >> they are not going to end it. >> he brought up some points how we could improve how we treat the military. we wonder why you can't have both. have it all. beto rourke spent six years as a congressman. what did he accomplished? >> vitality to congress, one of the issues -- >> i'm not sure she would have a better answer today. ed henry live to react. alexandria ocasio cortez, elizabeth warren and

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my son gets to sing the national anthem at many of these events.d: who doesn't above floor hockey. we will be hopping in that body of water in about an hour. stay tuned to "fox & friends" all morning long. it's going to be awesome. back to you. ed: you have two big things going on fs 1 is going to have major college hoops. that's why we had villanova going on. split screen you have todd next hour does it seem kind of athletic deal. he is going to take the plunge next hour. visit polar plunk ny.org/tobay i believe to donate. pete: only thing that qualifies is full submersion and to prove it he should be under for at least two seconds. rachel: you guys are tough. ed: you want to come in here? he has got to get ready. pete: bring your a-game, everybody. ed: remember when aoc said this about moderates? >> moderate is not a stance it's just an attitude toward life of like eh. ed: pete says that a lot. maybe she is right. she might be right. pete: on a week where we learn some teens cheated their way into college. meet one kid who did it all by himself a

we're going to have a para pledge national anthem soon and want to remind everybody, our national anthem in santa question mark. every time we sang the national anthem we're asking whether we are still a free and break people. does that star-spangled banner yet wave? alfredo is the president of the job creators network complexation founded by bernie marcus of home depot. alfredo, you are doing great work, getting lots of attention. what are you doing? >> the billboards behind me will say around wherever they are, the billboards that we put up is against -- remind socialism tanks. thank you drive to tell you with that response of those and especially from aoc, the gift that keeps on giving. what we want to remind people is that socialism takes but capitalism creates. we firmly believe that. and what we do is we fight for the 30 million small business owners across the country that deployed 60 million hard-working americans across this country and they know capitalism in this country is what is going to make sure that they are able to live the american dream story. again, you mention berni

stop playing the national anthem.called the lazy form of patriotism that has become a kind of bonus way of national pride better suited to countries run by dictators are desperate. not everybody's feels the same way. chad on twitter says imagine feeling dispassionately about celebrating one country, harley on twitter's chiming in saying how unpatriotic and anti-american become. the very things people use to take so much pride in. so pushed back to that usa today opinion article. >> everyone loves a good yearbook photo. >> high school yearbook picture of eric swallwell is going viral online. he doesn't want us to show it. looking fresh faced with bleach blonde tips similar to a boy bond. he responded to the online snickering saying all of us make bad decisions in high school and sometimes they involve bleach. i swear there were others. rob: 90s in california. >> "fox and friends" producers worked hard combing the archives and found some old photos of us. here i am before my eighth grade dance. rob: you looked exactly t

are going home a phrase repeated over and over on this day this time backed up by the russian national anthem. the previous month had seen violent protests in ukraine's capital kiev the demonstrators wanted to reduce russian influence the protests drove the country's pro russian president from power at moscow responded by sending its forces into ukraine's crimean peninsula which has an historical link with russia soon the referendum was called but the result was clear from the start efficient tally showed over ninety percent voted in favor of leaving ukraine yet the idea of russian role was especially bitter for the indigenous crimean tatars who are traditionally muslim in the one nine hundred forty soviet leader joseph stalin deported over two hundred thousand tartars to central asia tens of thousands died. but in one nine hundred fifty full stunning success a nikita khrushchev gave crimea to ukraine as a gift but when the soviet union collapsed crimea was suddenly in a separate country. you're watching the news live from berlin coming up next is a documentary called the baltic path europe's

heather: time to stop playing the national anthem at sporting events according to usa today opinion column that says in part the display of national pride better suited for countries run by dictators or despots. the writer adding playing the internet games is a lazy excuse for patriotism. he continued since colin kaepernick started protesting the and some has turned into some sort of patriotic test. nancy pelosi voiced her support on lowering the voting age. listen to this. >> i have always been -- it is really important to capture kids when they are in high school and interested in all of this, when they are learning to be able to vote. heather: is that really a good idea or just another tactic for democrats to get more votes? and you're right against a graham 16-year-olds are barely driving, they are just kids. most don't even know who their local government officials are. mark on facebook, not backing the democrats one bit but on the other hand people serve in the military as young as 17 years old. during the revolutionary war we had soldiers fighting is yes 10 years old. not all youngs

collusion grievances against the league, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthems. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina. (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... march madness continues... we have a look at how saint mary's played against villa-nova. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. after a dry day yesterday conditions toda

starting today at 1:00 eastern with her book, a history of the black national anthem. the biographers on frederick douglass and arthur ashe. charles marsh with "can i get a witness?" and the authors with "shout," and jason reynolds with " long way down." watch coverage today at 1:00 eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> former vice president joe biden is considering a presidential run in 2020. he spoke for about half an hour at the biden courage awards ceremony held at the russian tea room in new york city. >> ♪ >> thank you. thed not know this, but owner of the russian tea room picked up the cap for everything. and aa great supporter fine man. nt

the san francisco boys choir concluded their rehearsal of the national anthem. think i need to tell you is going to sing the national anthem here at oracle arena tonight. behind them, they're going through their paces. but the warriors playing boston celtics for the one time here. this is the second time the two teams have played each other. they played back in january in boston. don't have to tell you that, you know, back then stare his love everywhere, no inception f days, that means you see kari irving. what happened earlier this year was the warriors were winners in a game in which kevin durant went for 33 points, irving went for 32. the warriors were at their one of hottest race in the year. they had won 10 and a rope and concluded a 5-road trip, but kevin durant knows that as far as the celtics are concerned, they still have some work to do. >> this is a new season. a lot of teams have changed their rosters, players, so this is a team they are still trying to figure themselves out. it will take more than half a year or whole year to figure it out. they wil

he started that movement of players kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial inequality and police brutality. >>> it is finally official. the raiders are, well, they're going back to where the yat least one more season. this morning meeting, the oakland city council unanimously voted to extend the lease agreement at the coliseum for this upcoming nfl season. there's also an option for the 2020 season. that's if the las vegas stadium isn't ready next year. the approval comes after the alameda county pourboard of supervisors approved the lease on tuesday. they are moving to vegas in 2020. >>> a young man you're about to meet got a pretty awesome gift. >> it's all thanks to a caring group of health care workers. >> there have been a couple of constants in kayano's life. one is music. while he has always been around music, he never owned heis own instrument until now. at lou seal packard, it comes with its open sound track, a steady beat. kayano has been listening to for three days a week for the past nine months while waiting for a new kidney. it's a stretch of time not eve

reed sued the league, accusing team owner was blacklisting them for their protests during the national anthem. >> >> it's straight out of the moves. a mission impossible caliber robbery. the $60,000 heist caught on camera. >> conservatives say the president's executive order on free speech will protect students. critics say it's a publicity stunt. >> dozen was people have to be rescued from san francisco cliffsides every year. what the ♪ ooh woo, i'm a rebel just for kicks, now ♪ ♪ i been feeling it since 1966, now ♪ ♪ might be over now, but i feel it still ♪ ♪ ooh woo, i'm a rebel just for kicks, now ♪ ♪ let me kick it like it's 1986, now ♪ ♪ might be over now, but i feel it still ♪ ♪ might've had your fill, but you feel it still, ooh woo ♪ >>> how jewel thieves in southern california pulled off a $60,000 heist. >> reporter: police are looking for the suspects in the security video they say planned an elaborate jewelry store heist. >> it's terrible to have something like that happen to your store or what you own. >> reporter: owner joseph says he walked into his store and found a crime scene

i just sing, like, the national anthem. >>> now to amy schumer who is also keeping it real when it comeso being pregnant in the spotlight in her new netflix special, "growing." >> my belly button is getting so misshapen with this baby inside that i had to put two band-aids over my belly button. >> amy's special has heart and humor. her husband, chris fisher, has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. >> all of the characteristics make it clear he's on the spectrum are all the reasons that i fell madly in love with him. that's the truth. [ applause ] he can't lie. if i say to him, does this look like [ bleep ]? he'll say, yeah. you have a lot of other clothes. why don't you wear those? >> it's no secret amy's pregnancy has been rough. she was hospitalized multiple times for severe nausea and vomiting. >> the doctor explained to me and my sister and my husband, you're going to have to be here for at least five hours getting liquids. my husband said to my sister, okay, cool. because i saw a place where you can paint pottery nearby. my husband's brain is a little different. this is th

even the national anthem, oh, does that star-spangled banner get waived over the land of the brave. it challenges us to choose to take the next step, to fight the next fight, to answer the fundamental question -- will brave when? [applause] sen. gillibrand: the truth is, brave hasn't always one. brave isn't winning right now. brave doesn't spread hate or bully the vulnerable. brave doesn't put greed and self-interest over millions of lives. brave doesn't cower behind walls and lies. brave doesn't pit people against one another. that is what fear does. this president has tried to reduce america to its smallest self by attacking the values and institutions of our democracy and turning our most cherished principles inside out, rooting for bigotry and violence and closing our door to immigrants and refugees, taking from the many to line the pockets of the few. president trump is tearing apart the moral fabric of this country. he demonizes the vulnerable and punches down. he puts his name in bold on every building. he does this because he wants you to believe he is strong. he is not. [ap

even our national anthem ends in a question, o yet does that -- -spanned spankled flag that open-ended question is what defines us. not just who we are or were but ho we will be. it challenges us to choose to take the next step, to fight that next fight. to answer that fundamental . estion will brave win? and the truth is, brave hasn't always won. brave isn't winning right now. brave doesn't spread hate or bully the vulnerable. brave doesn't put greed and self-interest over millions of lives. brave doesn't cower behind lies and walls. brave doesn't pit people against one another. hat is what fear does. this president has tried to reduce america to its smallest self. by attacking the values and institutions of other democracy cherished our most principles inside out, routing for bigotry and hatred and violence, closing our doors to immigrants and refugees, taking from the many to line the pockets of the few. president trump is tearing apart the moral fabric of this country. he demonizes the vulnerable and he punches down. he puts his name on bold on every building. he does this because

even our national anthem in xina question.ay does that star-spangled banner yet wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave? that open ended question is what defines us. were, butho we are or who we will be. it challenges us to choose to take the next step, to fight the next fight, to answer that , will weal question win? the truth is, brave has and always one. and brave is a winning right now. hate oresn't spread believe the vulnerable. brave doesn't put greed and self-interest over millions of lives. behind liest cower and walls. brave doesn't pick people against one another. that is what fear does. president has tried to reduce america to its smallest valuesy attacking the and institutions of our democracy and turning our most cherished principles inside out, rooting for bigotry and discrimination and violence, closing our doors to immigrants and refugees, taking from the many to line the pockets of the few. trump is tearing apart the moral fabric of this country. demonizes the most foldable and punches down. e

claim the nfl teams colluded to keep them off the field after they started kneeling during the national anthem them did so in protest of racial injustice after several unarmed african- americans were killed by ponot cheer how much either player will walk away with after paying their legal fees. >>> kevin durant and his family are grieving following death of aman durant called his adoptive brother. clifford dixon was celebrating his birthday when he was shot outside an atlanta nightclub. dixon was taken in by durant's mother when she was just 14 years old. durant's mother called dixon's death an incredible loss. kevin durant played in last night's game with the pacers with a heavy heart after learning that news. we saw the return of demarcus cousins who had missed last two games way sore ankle. the warriors pulled away and turned it into a 26 high pressure point you out of two f line. >> steph curry, kevin durant each scored 15 points. clay thompson scored 18. warriors won 112-89. they host the maverick tomorrow night. >>> let's get back over to sal. what are you keeping an eye on this morning,

reed sued the league, accusing team owner was blacklisting them for their protests during the national anthemit's straight out of the moves. a mission impossible caliber robbery. the $60,000 heist caught on camera. >> conservatives say the president's executive order on free speech will protect students. critics say it's a publicity stunt. >> dozen was people have to be rescued from san francisco cliffsides every year. what the dearest britain. we love you. maybe it's your big hearts. your sense of style. welcome to ba100. (ba100, you're clear for take-off). how you follow your own path. you've led revolutions... of all kinds. yet you won't shout about it. it's just not in your nature. instead, you'll quietly make history. cake. beds. poetry. trouble. love! hope! and rather a lot of tea. the best of britain, from the moment you step on board. >>> how jewel thieves in southern california pulled off a $60,000 heist. >> reporter: police are looking for the suspects in the security video they say planned an elaborate jewelry store heist. >> it's terrible to have something like that happen to your

collusion grievances against the league, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem at games. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina. (catherine) a facebook post from a young woman claiming she was sexually harrassed by cal football players and coaches is going viral. the accusations - coming from a former student and cal athletics intern. kron4's maureen kelly has the story.. what allegedly happened on and off the field here at cal's memorial staduim was described by the former student and sports medicine intern as ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrassment....by both players and coaching staff. we are not naming her because she could be a victim of sexual assault.several of her allegations are aimed at one unnamed coach ...who in one instance invited her back to memorial stadium to his office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, a

collusion grievances against the league, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem at games. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a lovely day with plenty of sunshine and only a few passing clouds. there area still a few showers showing up on doppler radar and a few more snowflakes over the sierra. tonight will start mostly clear but clouds will move in late. lows will be in the 40s and low 50s. on the satellite you can another larger storm off the coast. that will begin to bring a few showers tomorrow morning that will incase throughout the day. rain will become heavy in the afternoon in the north bay and spread south throughout the evening. highs will be 50s to low 60s. showers are possible early on saturday but most of the weekend will be dry. more rain and sto

but it is the body that wants the rootin nor within the united kingdom and republicanism our national anthem which wants to reunify with the rest of the island that the last twenty years has been a law experiment in trying to create a car a power sharing settlement between those two parties and the disturbance in a way is that either of them have gone to the other side so although a substantial body of a soldier being in the practice of referendum since then the polarization politics is meant to unionise have gone one way on the nationalism has gone the other way and was been left behind as a huge vacuum for constitutional or peaceful politics now is where in a sense. organizations like see your show. have an opportunity in a way to kind of move incident vacuum not how likely is it that they will be on their own able to create a conflict on the scale that we saw in sixty seventy s. and ninety's i think that is a moot point so far i mean one of the things that have been the troubles for so long change which was an hour before was that the ira as it was will open account p.m.'s would run out f

christie embraced by a catholic bishop and then we had maori songs a minute's silence from the national anthem opera songs on stage music performed by one of the high school students who knew one of the victims to being killed in the mosque another student read out some poetry i was talking to some of those gathered about how they felt the loss we could go on as just a sharing of broccoli to get a feeling of community and is being is why measure is just a line there's been a terrific. and started talking about friends and family within the community and so i think it's speaks to. the trend to be keenly at the moment to be on this main where everybody here was off the stand in the cold emergency service workers who rushed to the two mosques after they were attacked on the world's spontaneous applause for the prime minister to send auden when someone on stage thanked most people here think she's handled the last nine days and want. bonds was brilliantly well on friday will be a national memorial event nationwide and then the prime minister is likely to announce some sort of full inquiry into how

christie embraced by a catholic bishop and then we had maori songs a minute's silence from the national anthem opera. songs on stage music performed by one of the high school students who knew one of the victims two being killed in the mosque another student wrote out some poetry i was talking to some of those gathered about how they felt last week at dawn is just a shame if you get a feeling of community and it's being as one measure is just. pretty effective. and started from the got friends and family within the community so i think it's going to speak for. a moment to be honest maybe. everybody here was off the stand in the cold emergency service workers who rushed to the two mosques after they were attacked on the world's spontaneous applause for the promise to descend rather than when someone on stage thanked most people here think she has handled the last nine days and one man's words brilliantly well on friday will be a national memorial event nationwide and then the prime minister is likely to announce some sort of full inquiry into how those events were able to happen nine days ago w

does not and cannot claim perfection, but we can strive to be true to the words embedded in our national anthemere before they face, asking thee to bless this place, god defend ourfree land". two weeks ago part of this park were a crime scene. today it was a place of reflection and resilience. unfortunately we've lost some good friends and family dear to us. so we're here just to show support and we appreciate everything from the new zealand community. it's unbelievable. it feels important to us because new zealand's quite an open and accepting society and that a minority group were — is something that affects us all. and we feel like that's not really part of who we are. since the shooting, people here have been desperate to show the world, to show each other, their rejection of racism and the violent act of terror which changed so many lives. adeeb sami was shot in the back as he hugged his son, shielding him from the bullets. he watched the gunman walk around the mosque, hunting down the living. but, he tells me, the legacy of that day will be love, not hate. if the shooter could imagine tha

thomas was one of the players who protested police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem. being here, being an intern, i see the stuff that needs to be taken. i'm willing to put in the work. i'm willing to advocate for it. i'm willing to help out congresswoman jackson-lee any way i can using my voice and my platform, the same way i did it on the football field in taking a knee. >> reporter: austin car met with the attorney general of louisiana to talk about the opioid crisis. >> nationwide, the u.s. consumes 80% of opioids in the world, right? >> reporter: ryan hunter learned more about brain injuries after meeting with the society for neuroscience. >> i would rather be here than be in the bahamas, because i'm learning so much for the future that this experience on its own beats, you know, having an umbrella drink on the beach. >> reporter: these pro athletes came to washington to learn from political leaders, but their mentors seem to learn from them, as well. >> i'm glad to see that austin, you know, believes strongly in his faith and that it sounds like he wants to be p

does not and cannot claim perfection, but we can strive to be true to the words embedded in our national anthemce, asking thee to bless this place, god defend ourfree land". two weeks ago part of this park were a crime scene. today it was a place of reflection and resilience. unfortunately we've lost some good friends and family dear to us. so we're here just to show support and we appreciate everything from the new zealand community. it's unbelievable. it feels important to us because new zealand's quite an open and accepting society and that a minority group were — is something that affects us all. and we feel like that's not really part of who we are. since the shooting, people here have been desperate to show the world, to show each other, their rejection of racism and the violent act of terror which changed so many lives. adeeb sami was shot in the back as he hugged his son, shielding him from the bullets. he watched the gunman walk around the mosque, hunting down the living. but, he tells me, the legacy of that day will be love, not hate. if the shooter could imagine that this will happen

outside the military attaché is building vecchia raise the venezuelan flag and sing the national anthemrowning out code being protesters chanting hands off venezuela inside the building vecchio replaced a portrait of elected president nicolas maduro with one of. it's not the first time the u.s. has recognized alternative figures in place of an existing government in two thousand and eleven washington did the same in syria and seven years later bashar assad is still in power. i asked vecchio why this time it would be different i don't have any doubt that their benefits are ready for a change the change will calm the housing calm because we have put the. thing that is where we have the danger that he's willing to kill the people into privilege but that will be the end one boy those being investigated in venezuela for allegedly sabotaging the country's electrical system asked what would happen if you were arrested vecchio said it would be a step in the right direction i would say that would have a positive impact in the changing this way and that with us here a change he did this that is t

collusion grievances against the league, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthemn the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina. ( will ) it's finally official... the raiders have gotten final approval... to remain in oakland for at least one more season. the oakland city council voted to approve the lease for 2019 with an option for 2020. with an option for 2020. the alameda board of supervisors had voted earlier in the week in favor of the lease that had been approved by the coliseum authority last week. the raiders will pay 7-point-5 million dollars in rent for the colium and the practice facility in alameda in 2019. that rent will go up to 10-point-5 million in 20-20... if the raiders have to stay in oakland for yet another final season... that would only be if their vegas stadium is not ready yet. ( will ) the san jose sharks were in l-a last night taking on the kings when a speical guest stepped into the broadcast booth to give the sharks a hard time. take a look.

christie embraced by a catholic bishop and then we had maori songs a minute's silence from the national anthem opera songs on stage music performed by one of the high school students who knew one of the victims to being killed in the al nor mosque another student wrote out some poetry i was talking to some of those gathered about how they felt the loss we could go on is just a sharing of everyone coming to get a feeling of community and is being is why marriage is just pouring in london has been a terrific. and started feeling about friends and family within community so i think it's been very speaks to. the trend to be keenly at the moment to be honest maybe. everybody here was off the stand in the cold emergency service workers who rushed to the two mosques after they were attacked and the was spontaneous applause for the prime minister to send out and when someone on stage thanked most people here thinks he's handled the last nine days in one man's words brilliantly well on friday will be a national memorial event nationwide and then the prime minister is likely to announce some sort of ful

pregame ceremoniespl including er introductions, a flyover and the national anthem starting at :15. then first pitch for max 1:05.zer is at you're going to want to get there early. nats are giving away a 2019 schedule t-shirt for the first 25,000 fans. going to be a great day. >> nobody's working tomorrow. >> all right. the wizardsap dinting season is on the brink of ending with a loss tonight. they'reliminated from the postseason. tonight game two of a back-to-back against the suns, one of the worst teams in the league. bradley beal and trevor ariza t watching tha video of doug getting his ankles broken from news 4 at one guy getting redemption, jeff green trending on twitter for getting crossed up. then this, throwing d hn auge slam and then doing that same kind of wiggle mom. green redeeming himself and his teammates on the bench going bonkers. what a play fromreen. final seconds of the first half, wizards down two. jordan mcrae with the ball. kind of gets it a swattedway but gets it back, puts it in at the buzzer. rae ties this game. right now just s third quarter. suns up one.

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