so citizens of norfolk were on edge about the epidemic coming to their town. well one resident a dr. archibald campbell he decided to engage the services of dr. josh. you inoculate campbell's family and neighbors and he probably learned about dahliasch through, you know contacts in the middle medical community also through an article that dr. dalyash had published in the virginia gazette elongating details about the disease and also hyping his own services as an experienced inoculator. so dr. campbell hired dalyash to inoculate himself as family and group of their neighbors. well other citizens were very upset about this because they were afraid that the inoculation process would lead to an outbreak of smallpox the anti-vaxers. i'm gonna use a modern term the anti-vaxxers tried to get the local magistrates to stop these plans. the magistrates didn't want to step in so these anti-vaxxers they basically fired up a mob that marched to dr. campbell's home broke windows said his house on fire. they did the same to the home of dr. dalyash. they also forced campbell'

why hasn't the fbi produced the january 5th, 2021, norfolk memo to congress? >> so, that information is law enforcement sensitive. i'm aware of the interest. and i think part of the reason had been withheld in consultation with the department had been the ongoing investigations that we have. but i certainly understand the interest. and i can commit to that i will get with my staff and see if we can make that available. >> thank you. >> senator leahy, by remote. >> am i unmuted now, mr. chairman? >> yes, you are. >> thank you. director wray, thank you for being here. i don't envy you, your job, at all. you know, for those of us who have been here a long time, we've seen the changes, dramatic changes that go on in what you face. you've always spoken the truth about the threat of domestic terrorism, and i know that sometimes, it's been politically difficult to do so. you have to deal with reality. you can't deal with the politics. so, i'll ask you a few quick questions, beginning with, do you stand by your previous testimony that white supremacist extremism is a

a norfolk or country. so yada. i'm going to say your philosophy. i'm starting to take a little bit longer for mistress charlotte in nevada can lessen what phone lis, say what of a fuck it off. well listen, how does it don't to have it as elected me, there were other questions to over the deployment of security guards and an interruption to the power supply and said, and i'm in this bill. i had the you can, rachel? yes. i mean, usually you know, obit, how are the geron mental enough yet and tough at the gun? i didn't municipal. so you can, i can tell you how does amendment make them how does when by the stuff and how does that mean amendments? i started, how does that new human doesn't at sunset on the day of the raid? there was a power failure. well look at my lemon. i know the 1st bit has 5th to pull that up to mother baton. is much in tone effect ma. well, so what up to them and dorian, i a french family living next door, raise the alarm deca hidden frontier. you know what? because it should be no fear and im not thought a bit understanding befor

apparently the photograph taken in norfolk was they had their country home. taken in norfolk was theytely in my home originally. they have very, _ country home. absolutely in my home originally. they have very, very - originally. they have very, very good _ originally. they have very, very good taste. like you say, it's ioveiv — good taste. like you say, it's lovely to _ good taste. like you say, it's lovely to see him. looking a little bit more — lovely to see him. looking a little bit more like a kid for a change. loveiv — bit more like a kid for a change. lovely. unfortunately time the old enemy has caught up with us once more. thank you both so much. great to have you with us. that is it from the papers for tonight. thank you for your company as well. until the next time, bye—bye. good evening i'm tulsen tollett with your sports news. oval invincibles won the opening game of cricket's inaugural women's hundred competition when they beat manchester originals by 5 wickets at the oval in london and watching wasjo currie. lighting up the london sky a potential new era for cricket in t

so in my constituency in norfolk, cranswick produce pork products. britain, such as pork belly and bacon. we are not so keen on pig's trotters and pigs tails, but there is a huge market for them in china. so we have had huge success in expanding the exports of those products to china, and what does that mean? it means that there are more people employed in norfolk producing that high quality produce, and that is a good thing. over time, we are looking to make the shipping industry carbon neutral. liz truss. last month, when world leaders arrived in cornwall for the g7 summit, newquay airport played a crucial role a point not lost on the local mp, when he opened a westminster hall debate on the future of regional airports. in my constituency, newquay airport is of vital importance to the prosperity of cornwall and the wider southwest, contributing £50 million to the economy in 2015. we witnessed the importance of newquay airport during the recent g7 leader summit in cornwall. given the distances involved and the aircraft that needed to be accommodated

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last week, i traveled to norfolk to attend a ceremony recognizing a new operational capability: the first and only nato headquarters on u.s. soil, joint forces command norfolk, which is part of a vital network of strategic alliances and partnerships that enable us to project u.s. military strength throughout the world. and during those discussions that visit, we also talked about the changing character of war, the geostrategic changes and the challenges that we're going to face sometime in the future. also last week, the secretary and i were honored to welcome home general scott miller from afghanistan. and i want to publicly thank him one more time for his incredible leadership as the longest serving commander in afghanistan. twice wounded in combat over the years, scott miller is an american hero of the first order. he is representative of the more than 800,000 servicemembers who have served in afghanistan across the last two decades and we should always remember their faithful service. general miller and his team, along with centcom and many others in the joint force, have paved the pa

that this wasn't like strictly implement and it's like strictly checked at least one district in the norfolk province of both. on the other hand, you also had like human rights watch report, that taught even have forced people out of their homes. apparently also in many cases because they were presuming to have health government forces or even that they didn't burn these houses. so you kind of have both, that sometimes volleyball try to be softer than they used to be. and sometimes that was as harsh as before. given their statements, there is led to, to suspect that once they would be in power, they would again, stablish a very strict and very harsh conservative system as they did in the ninety's. that's friends, marty much. thanks, france. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stores around the world at the shower. dozens of parents have held a visual for them more than 12900 students kidnapped from their school. earlier this week, our men rated to school in nigeria is due to security guards were killed in the solver. it is the latest in a wave of mass school abductions, nig

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that led to the nor folk sir -- norfolk sir. senator warner: i'm disappointed in both of your answers. we have seen since 2016's election how foreign adversaries manipulate social media. we have to get better at collecting. we saw the unite the right rally in charlottesville. we heard people say we are going to get better at collecting information, and better partnering. neither one of you referenced, there is little really -- literally a host of experts in academia and others monitoring the dbe's and their activities, and oftentimes their connections to antigovernment groups here. we are always going to get ready, and then we see the kind of chaos that took place on january 6. we can't always keep saying we are going to do better next time when this threat has been around for years. it is not going to disappear with donald trump. he was somebody that actively encouraged these kinds of individuals. we have to pick up our game and academic researchers are tool we need to better develop. we need to work better on the intel side wi

why had mister norfolk or country so yada. i'm going to see your philosophy. i thought i took a little month to allow for fresh charlotte when i go to less and what phone let's say i'm the mom of a 1000000 foot off. well listen, how does it don't to have it? as elected me, there were other questions to over the deployment of security guards and an interruption to the power supply as it did in july had to do, you can better. yes. i mean, usually you know, with the, how are the geron mental enough yet and of the will, can, i mean this will tell you, can i can, how your, how does amendment engine, how does, when by the stuff and how does the mean amendments? i started, how does that, do you mean? doesn't at sunset on the day of the raid, there was a power failure. well look at my lemon. another bit has 5th to pull that up to mother baton. is much in the toners heckman law. so what up to them and dorian, i a french family, living next door, raise the alarm decor, he's 70 and i'm enough. what? because the short but no fear. and it was not thought a bit understandin

norfolk police say an investigation into the incident is ongoing. police responding to two separate shootings on july 4th, one of which involved five men who were shot. three victims were pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. one victim had been shot multiple times in a street disturbance, authorities said. in chicago, 14 people were killed including a national guard member. that according to cnn affiliate wls. this over the weekend during various incidents of gun violence in that city. two police officers were wounded while dispersing a crowd. of course these are more than just statistics. we're talking about people, and the body count from america's gun violence epidemic continues to rise seemingly with no end in sight. josh campbell, cnn, los angeles. >>> now, america's violent weekend also included a fatal shooting on a golf course here in georgia. now, police are still looking for the suspect who drove onto the course saturday in a pickup truck and fatally shot 41-year-old pro golfer gene siller. two bodies were later discovered in the bed of t

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in norfolk, virginia, 400 people were shot, and norfolk, virginia, four children, the youngest a 6-year-old girl, also shot. two 16-year-olds, a boy and a girl as far as that 4-year-old, investigators say her injuries were life threatening. she's listed now in stable condition. moving to dallas, that's where police responded to two separate shootings on the fourth of july. one where there were five men who were shot, and coming back to chicago, we heard from a doctor who's in one of the local hospitals. he sees trauma on a daily basis. and if you think about it, this is nothing members of the health community or any community in general should get used to. they are treating multiple gunshot victims daily. and he talked about the number of gun sales going up in 2020, and he said something has to be done to address this problem. john and brianna? >> adrianenne broaddus, thank y very much. >>> a new about face from j.d. vance, deleting tweets which he called trump reprehensible, and now he's publicly asking for forgiveness. >> like a lot of people, i criticized trump in 2016 and asked people n

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valuable on sort of be nasty. cough if use or was he was you saw song, so canada, bob boston about the norfolk need to like to reach if you'd like to see come, come, come wash. it was not one thing that we didn't do the best on the women predicted eligible for may think i saw some fair come was on long way that i'm not drill football didn't about so to me less he did the bus in the near so no continuity the but preferred if you missed that gives us the 2nd one is that you, you don't lose. you don't know stella bob was on the policy. did you do the way this up when i want that much good in the middle of a drama, to get a buzz on vetted with you? and they said it just as a 2nd. let me be on the updated and needed to know what i should just be sure to know if that also see that see about other caution was about the eclipse soon. and now she saw at the desert because it is on this up to the windshield. when you go to to an bestbuy don't for us to be in prison bottom. but for him kill i he added to the fashion, the success and the popularity. and then he gave it all up for the love of his homeland

picked them up in norfolk. proudly serving our navy before i've even had my breakfast.e day. (laughs) all right, let me get a quick look here. you bet. so how you been? oh, you know, living the dream. you? (laughs) eh, same. busy month. deliveries up and down the coast. as the man in black used to say, (mimics johnny cash): i've been everywhere. everywhere but a car wash. you don't smell that? (sniffs) is that my truck? (scoffs) it's not our gate. you move any meat or fish lately? lenny: uh, frozen shrimp down in raleigh last week. maybe a crate broke. (sniffs) i'll hose her down as soon as we're done here.

it's perfect yadda. norfolk, i was told this battle about any moment that the heat wave caught many tourists by surprise. festivals, residence these temperatures on nothing you but even they are having to be careful about plenty and stay in the shade. there's not much more you can do. it's more or less normal, the temperature ups and downs drive you crazy. whatever the full cost of have issued extreme weather warnings because of hot air, massive crossing the mediterranean from africa. people here are calling it the for can beast the 1st heat wave to hip spain this summer. it's unlikely to be the last and when it rains, it pours that tokyo olympics can't get to break at the moment. less than 2 weeks before it begins. after spectators, whereby from the events due to rice cohen, a virus, i guess the olympic media center has now flooded. torrential rain cost a roof leak of the main press center. it will host around $6000.00 journalists and it's due to be the venue for international olympic committee. press conferences. next up, the 4th lie full of the rocky roads with a talk. you lympics this ti

for example, the norfolk virginia letter, how does it get filtered and where does it get filtered?ce letter, that's something that that's something to consider because even on the fifth, at noon on the fifth, i held a joint conference call with the members of the board, my executive team, a dozen of the top law enforcement and military officials from washington, d.c. where we discuss the upcoming events on the sixth, the upcoming events for the inauguration, any kind of threats, any kind of issues we may have. and even though i had, we had the director of the field office for the washington field office of the fbi, nothing was mentioned about it. so i think my big point is i think we need to look out. there's significant evidence coming out that the insurrection that occurred on the sixth was planned, coordinated well in advance, coordinated almost the point where you're looking between number of states where you're having events coordinated. and it's that detection that i think would have been key to putting the effective security in place for this event. senator king: finally, wh

last week i traveled to norfolk to attend a ceremony recognizing new operational capability, the first and only nato had orders on u.s. soil, which is part of a vital network of strategic alliances and partnerships that enable us to protect u.s. military strength around the world. we also talked about the changing character of war, the geostrategic challenges that we will face in the future. last week the secretary and our honored to welcome home general scott miller from afghanistan. i want to publicly thank him one more time for his incredible leadership as the longest serving commander in afghanistan. twice wounded in combat, scott miller is an american hero. he is representative of the more than 8000 service members who have served in afghanistan across the last two decades, and we should always remember their faithful service. general miller and his team, along with centcom and many others, have paved the path for a safe and orderly transition. the volume of movement has been extraordinary. 984 airlift over less than three months have enabled us to reach almost 95% completion on t

last week, i traveled to norfolk to attend a ceremony recognizing new oprational capability and nato headquarters on u.s. soil which is part of a vital network of partnerships that enable us to protect military strength throughout the world. and during that visit, we talked about the changing character of war and the challenges that we will face sometime in the future. last week, the secretary and i were honored to welcome home germ scott miller from afghanistan and i want to thank him one more time for his incredible leadership as the longest serving commander in afghanistan, twice wounded in combat. scott miller is an american hero. he is representative of the more than 800,000 servicemembers who have served in afghanistan across the last two decades and we should always remember their service. general miller and his team along with centcom have paved the path for a transition. the sheer volume of movement involved in this operation has been extraordinary. 984 airlifts in the last three months have enabled to reach 95% to include equipment and moved 9,000 people, both civilian and

i think it was more than just the norfolk letter.hink we need to look at the whole entire intelligence community and the view they have on some of the domestic extremists and the effect that they have. i look at this as a intelligence problem that impacted this event. yes. senator rosen: so what information would you have had to have heard to have raised up the flag to get more resources for the capitol police? because, i mean, we saw loss of life and thank goodness there wasn't more, but one is too many. so what is your threshold then? what should be the threshold to protect the capitol and protect your officers? steven: i did an advanced reach out to the washington dc police to coordinate resources. and i did also go to both the house and senate sergeant of arms to request the national guard. senator rosen: and mr. contee, i think i have five seconds and we senator rosen: and mr. contee, i think i have five seconds and we can take this off the record, but i believe that there's some plans by qanon for something to happen at the cap

or did ethan and i'm going to, ethel, you're here. mac. norfolk up at the saturn. was such a house with i'm not luna, the american, eminent with the 12th of july 26. so 2 contrasting events on the same day one was the israeli attack on the how much leadership and gaza the other was the capture of to israeli soldiers. in a surprise attack along the israeli lebanese border event on put the route to this time. he is really a soldier shall eat main captivity in gaza. one will fetch you wouldn't hurt your israel likes to boast about its intelligence capabilities and gaza. and the extent that it has operatives, unintelligence, for within her mass and being able to kill shalley for so long, i suppose showed that israel's reach within garza wasn't as strong as it might have said. it was. similarly, israel did try to free shyly with military means after he was taken and failed. so yes that's, that's a, that's a victory for, for her math. the consumer shadow unit, a guy's responsible for the captured israeli soldier, ah, molecule. while your model. hello, steve, on some blun

we've had a lot of rain across france, particularly heavy into switzerland and norfolk for the streets flood. we had 31 millimeters of rain for in 10 minutes on tuesday. we could see more of this and we've got some sort alerts out for germany and poland as that wet weather is spreading further to the east. but things are looking like they're all going to dry up. so the british isles, over the coming days, that we plenty of hot weather coming this weekend with lots of sunshine coming through. and if we look at the 3 day forecast for london, we're going to be up in the high twenty's by the time we get into saturday, with lots of sunshine, ah coded 19 is a public health crisis that has been compounded by capitalism. alleyway navigates the big questions raised by the global pandemic. how the system based on private ownership in the state of profit. 3rd, the world in a ton of capitalism is the pandemic that causes so much of the suffering exclusive protect the people for the profit as a good one of all hail the lockdown analogy. 0 the striker in the tub. the tub in the what the voted to the

sean hunte was in the norfolk and norwich hospitalfor 203 days, 120 in critical care.e doctors said to me i was that close to death, they called my wife in two or three times. they sent to palliative care assistant to see me and she talked me through whatever the process was, the different drugs they would use to help him pass. i said, i'm not ready to see you. i'm not ready to let him go. there were times i thought i wouldn't wake it until the end of the week. there are many times i thought i wouldn't make it through the night. i felt dreadful, i couldn't move. i couldn't speak because i had a tracheotomy. on friday, sean left hospital after 203 days. he can't speak highly enough of the staff and is now urging anybody who has not been vaccinated to get a jab. the risks of not having it, i think, are just too great. you've got to get a vaccine. you've got to protect yourself, protect your loved ones. it's too much. sean hunte now is his recovery is likely to be long and hard. but he loves food and dancing. and he is planning to be back on the dance floor as soon as pos

he responded in strong terms to us president joe biden, the norfolk youth, twitter of playing a fundamental role in manipulating protests in the country. let's listen to him. i call on twitter and i also call them the u. s. government to recognize or deny that political operators actively use tags, collectives or groups of robots. trolls who use a coordinated with automated main to flood the networks, etc, etc. in this operation against cuba, they are all they mean the economy was also a fundamental matter. let's remember, cuba has been in a grave economic crisis since the start of the pandemic. and even before that, due to the titans, us embargoed during the pandemic, the u. s. government loan approved more than 50 measures related to that. and meanwhile, the countries paralyzed with low financial inflows and the need to tackle the pandemic. this resulted in food shortages, as well as a lack of some medicine. most resources within to treat patients with coded 19 in cuba is now at the peak of the pandemic. and or medical personnel or high alerts. we discussed in cubans how they live in this

the potential for land slides i think, and certainly huge amounts of potential flash flooding. norfolk turkey took itself windy and sherry sponsored call cut on airways. deadly john virtuoso racing concent holds and dominating international competition. one 018 south korea's musical prodigy. one out 0. ah, be the hero, the world needs right now. i was. ah ah . ah, watching alger 0, i'm emily anglin, a reminder about top stories is our typhoon, in fact is heating a heavily populated region of east in china. it comes days to flooding forth a 1000000 people from their homes and killed at least 50000 people have been moved to emergency shelter. there's been more fighting between afghan forces and the taliban beyond group has reportedly taking control of the district include proven yes. can army is trying to hold a taliban advance? a military ceremony is being held in a gas for the 2 turkish soldiers killed the norman syria. the vehicle was attacked on saturday in the l bab area. the defense ministry says the turkish forces immediately 5 back top lebanese suny leaders have endorsed former p

it is in to virginia, norfolk getting the big rain but now a tropical depression. winds way down, maybe 30, 35 miles per hour. by 7 a.m. friday it emerged back over the ocean, it has gotten stronger somewhere off the coast of long island and if you look into new york, and into philadelphia, the whole storm has flip-flopped now. the heavier side of the rain on the western half, big cities are getting hit with the big rain and by friday at 4 p.m. it is to cape cod and stretch from albany into maine. that is the latest of the ever changing storm. >> garrett: lonnie quinn, thank you. there is breaking news from surfside florida where sadly the search of the collapsed condo building will search to recovery at midnight. 54 people have been confirmed dead, 86 are still missing including the father of a high school volleyball star who was pulled out alive. here is cbs' manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: tonight a harsh reality sets in. >> it is with deep, profound sadness that this afternoon i am able to share that we made the extremely difficult decision to transition from op

the norfolk is twitter of playing a fundamental role in manipulating protests in the country. let's listen to him. i called on twitter and i also called on the u. s. government to recognize or deny that political operators actively use tags, collectives or groups of robots, trolls. so i use a coordinated with automated main to flood the networks, etc, etc. and they saw peroration against cuba. they're all they mean the economy was also fundamental matter. let's remember, cuba has been in a grave economic crisis since the start of the pandemic. and even before that, due to the titan, us embargoed during the pandemic, the u. s. government to low and approve more than 50 measures related to that. and meanwhile, the countries paralyzed with low financial inflows and the need to tackle the pandemic. this resulted in food shortages, as well as a lack of some medicines, as most resources within to treat patients with covey. 19 cuba is now at the peak of the pandemic. and medical personnel on high alert, we discuss the cubans, how they live in this situation. and their opinion almost

we've had a lot of rain across france, particularly heavy into switzerland and norfolk for the st. flood, we had 31 millimeters of rain fall in 10 minutes on tuesday. we could see more of this and we've got some satellites out for germany and poland as that wet weather is spreading further to the east. but things are looking like there are going to dry up for the child over the coming days that we plenty of hot weather coming this weekend with lots of sunshine coming through. and if we look at the 3 day forecast for london, we're going to be up in the high twenty's by the time we get into saturday, with lots of sunshine sponsored pay cut on airways. joined the debate, do not have vaccines reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice. it allows a diverse community how an array of different story. no topic is off the table. it's such a tough ethical debate where there is obvious discrimination and systematic discrimination of play. people are thursdays for new wasted. this stream where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. ah, ah, the me. you want y

there is, of course, this norfolk report which has got a lot of attention. which was a one piece of information that was raw and unverified and unattributed. we passed that three different ways as quickly as possible shortly after getting it. what we did not have, to my knowledge at least, is intelligence indicating that hundreds of people were going to breach the capital complex. it was before january 6th. i think there is a little bit of garble in the news reporting. what we have is a handful of small number of individuals that are predicated subjects of investigations who were approached in one way or another, interviewed or in some other way disrupted from traveling. i want to be clear though, there is a big difference between people indicating that they might travel to d.c. and people indicating they may travel to d.c. to commit a violent attack much less a violent attack against a capital. s that is how it was revealed before them. >> i do not want to criticize as much much as to be able to correct our systems. the number of people -- and if you watch

it, the potential for landslides, i think, and certainly huge amounts of potential flash flooding. norfolk turkey took itself windy and sherry well still ahead hill the i was there and use our allegations and recriminations trying to issues a morning to the us. the head of high levels. all also dozens of wildfires in the u . s. northwest and smoke is far away as your captain, orange, hugh, as of july, full moon, and a shock in the pool or to miss the wind gold at the tokyo olympics. that story coming up with bold to say with a when freedom of the press is under threat, step outside the mainstream shift, the focus that pandemic has turned out to be a handy little pre tax for the prime minister to clamp down on the press. so listening post on a jazzy data all this on the united states is ending in 20 year military present, enough kind of done. but what is the country? one of the one piece showcases new zealand trailblazing environmental college amy to with the country of all present. bringing awareness to conservation, if it hit hard by the pandemic, can you hold the naming ceremony for its

spending along with some other people a little party when he was staying with me, stayed with me in norfolk and when during his fortune birthday, i'm just horrified to can to thing but he has been incarcerated by some means or rather lacked his freedom. since then, that's 10 years ago. let's go to his case and the reason why is being held we're hearing is in the report from senior correspondent, the main witness in the us cases proposal admitted giving false testimony. you surprised to hear that one of the ramifications are going to be i'm not surprised here. i'm afraid because there's been some talk among the community people who do that best to support a julian about a mr. phil adoption. he was known to have stolen some things when he was a he stayed in my house all that time ago. 10 years ago. well, he was one of the people there. and so we knew that he had he was, he had behavioral issues and i think he still some my things i was told that i didn't know what it was cuz i got a missing things allegedly yeah. i think it's allegedly yes, but you think it's absolutely devastating for the ca

laid-breaking raw information, there has been a lot of discussion about this information from our norfolk field office. that was something that we passed on to our partners including, in particular, the capitol police in three different ways. it was raw unverified information but in an abundance of caution we decided to debt it to as many people as possible. and the command posts, inside there is every 30 minutes a briefing where they are saying hear's what we are doing, hears what we are seeing, that's the purpose of it to be able to do it in a nimble transparent way. >> in retrospect, would you have done anything differently? >> well, certainly -- we have now arrested close to 500 -- a little over 500 if you include our partners' people. if we had known that those people were going to do what they did, there is all kinds of things we would have done differently. we are broadly trying to develop better resources to deal with threats like this, can we develop a system to get through the data, the deluge of data. and of course we are going to be looking at how we review and evaluate open s

in 1943, grandpa yogi, he was playing for the norfolk virginia. and enlisted and volunteer forward what at the time was a secret mission. it turned out to be rocket boat, he was in an lcs landing craft small off of omaha beach as a machine gunner assistant. providing back up fire, he was proud of his adopted country and fill it was the his duty to serve america. trey: two questions, tell us about the museum. >> the yogi berra museum and learning and on campus of montclair state university, in montclair, new jersey 12 miles west of new york city, you can drive, oh, train, we have cool shiney things that people like to see in museums, like his mv-- and world series rings, they teach about grandpa's values of excellence. >> diversity, treating people with respect. trey: thank you, we'll have you back, and find out your favorite grandpa's quotes. trey: still ahead. important anniversary with a valuable lesson. ♪ ♪ the best is yet to come ♪ ♪ the best is yet to come ♪ ♪ ♪ what does it mean to be a hero? ancestry helped me learn more about the man behin

operational support center in richmond virginia and from there my next point was to go to naval station norfolkand we spent three months they are getting ready to go. again we spent a week or so in processing and all the hoops to jump through and at that point the navy and all the services had been using iowa so frequently and they had refined the system in great detail. anybody who is being recalled to active duty in the navy now had to go what we called niac navy individual active combat training. there were a group of 50 of us going to djibouti's so i looked for active duty. we were all together there and we went through all the stations, got all the clearances and then we boarded a bus in norfolk and drove to columbia south carolina ford jackson for niac. again that was basically combat savvy, you know the big thing that you had to do to qualify. i got pass on that since i'm a chaplain but also people had to qualify on either the m-16 of the 9-mm. we did all kinds of stuff. nbc training nuclear biological chemical training, map reading, convoy operations. one of the interesting things at th