he became an example of strength and perseverance. he also influenced the younger ford's ideas that one should seek to make ends meet without relying on government assistance. in addition to the examples of strength and perseverance, they provided ford's parents were also religiously devout. that influenced ford. one thing about the ford family is it was more of a personal spirituality. they weren't overt about it but they were devout. and last but not least the ford parents insisted the children do their chores and be honest. that doing chores tied in with something else about gerald ford. he had a very strong work ethic. gerald ford once said the harder you work, the luckier you are. in other words, hard work will pay off dividends in the end. and indeed, he was someone who worked very hard at what he did. and finally, we have to look at the influence of boy scouts in football. both of them taught him to work as part of a team. football, the sport that ford came to love, taught him not to get upset when you lose. instead, when thing

ford jr., a symbol of strength and perseverance. especially in times when facing terrible odds. gerald ford sr., whom dorothy married in 1917 and the person whom gerald r. ford, jr., believed until his teen years was his biological father -- even when he found out that ford senior was his stepfather, he still saw ford as his father. it was gerald ford senior who introduced jerry and history step others to sports, including football. it was gerald ford senior who opened up his own business october of 1929, probably the worst timing possible. as we know, that same month, the stock market crashed. the great depression set in. yet, gerald ford senior was able to keep his business running without government support. he became to the younger ford an example of strength and perseverance when facing terrible odds. he also influenced the younger ford's ideas that one should make ends meet without relying on government assistance. in addition to the examples of strength and perseverance they provided, ford's parents were also religiously devout. that, too, influenced ford. one thing about

two individuals who were examples of strength and perseverance. his father's belief inon not re on the government for federal assistance, pulling up by the bootstraps, their belief in spirituality, all of those things influenced ford. >> given his view with people was this in a but-- inevitable? >> i don't want to say inevitable but given the situation and who ford was, given his belief on whether it's nixon suffered enough or he had to focus on what was considered more important issues, he had to get nixon behind him. in that respect, the pardon was inevitable but i don't like the word because that leaves out the possibility for variables getting involved. certainly this is something that ford believed had to happen. >> why did ronald reagan challenge him in 1976 and did ford detest him for that? >> reagan felt that ford was taking positions where they should not be going. he came from the conservative wing, he felt that ford was adopting a number of positions that were bad positions. maybe the best example and one that certainly helped his campa

and neverfail. protect, trust, hope and persevere and never fail. trust, hope and persevere and neverfail. at times in the past we have failed. there are dark aspects of the catholic church's history as one of your bishops recently said. we think of the words of the psalm that tell us children area of the psalm that tell us children are a heritage of the lord. we are reminded of the failure is of wider society and the church and they have left a legacy of pain and suffering, a broken heritage. this is a shared history of sorrow and shame. in place of just history of sorrow and shame. in place ofjust christian charity, far too often there was judgment, severity and cruelty, in particular towards women and children and those on the margins. bachelor lodges, mother baby homes, schools, clerical child abuse our stains on our state, society and the church. cries for help that went unheard. there is much to be done to bring about justice and truth because these wounds are still open. —— magdalene laundries. we ask, holy father, you use your office and inf

two individuals who were examples of strength and perseverance. his father's belief in not relying on the government for federal assistance, for pulling himself by dished up by their spirituality, i think all of those things influenced ford. >> given for's view of people, that he sought the good in them , was it inevitable that he would pardon nixon? >> i am not sure, i don't want to say inevitable, but i think, given the situation, given who ford was, given his belief that whether nixon suffered enough or whether the nation had more in portion -- more important issues, he had to get nixon behind him. in that respect, the pardon was inevitable, but i don't like the word. if we are talking inevitability, that leaves out the possibility for variables. i do think that it was certainly something ford believed had to happen. >> why did ronald reagan challenge ford in 1976 and did ford to test him for that? >> reagan felt that ford was taking positions that he believed were not aligned with where the publican party -- where the republican party should b

his court injersey persevere and bounced back.y means once again danny cipriani is front—page news. he is pretty much a hot potato. everyone knew that. it is up to the clu b everyone knew that. it is up to the club have a manager. now they know. you have to keep a tight lead on him. at the end of the day that the hague of the picture is not a cce pta ble hague of the picture is not acceptable and hopefully he will learn from aqua give his apologies and get on with the season. —— from that and give his apologies. and get on with the season. —— from that and give his apologies! statement said... it may well have been part of a contractual discussion when he came to gloucester to keep his nose clea n. to gloucester to keep his nose clean. we do not know about that. i'm sure they will be laying on the line that there can be no repercussions 01’ line that there can be no repercussions or further offence that play himself and the club into trouble. despite events in jersey, fa ns trouble. despite events in jersey, fans cannot wait to se

. >> it has taught me lessons that helped me persevere. especially in the urban area.gh a lot of struggle. >> reporter: wrestling is one of 10 sports eliminated by the oakland unified school district because of budget cuts. >> i feel slightly disrespected and kind of hurt. >> reporter: tennis, girls lacrosse, volleyball, golf. the cuts do not affect football, basketball, or baseball. this 11th grader is captain of the skyline girls golf team. >> they are taking that away. i won't be able to put it on my college application anymore. >> reporter: the school district says it's saving half $1 million by cutting the sports that affect about 500 students across all of oakland's high schools. >> these cuts come after literally years of cuts we have already implementing here across the district. not to mention growth in pension liabilities, growth and transportation liabilities. >> reporter: many parents are furious with the district not only for making the cuts, but pronouncing them too late for parents to try to raise funds. >> if we had known this was going to happen the pa

don't people discover grit through the perseverance of something they may not have been familiar withts play an enormously important role. the first thing is that a parent is a child's first role model. so if you love what you do and your kids see you wake up early, go at it, have bad days, come home, maybe even cry a little. get back up again. that's probably the most important thing that parents do, provide a malodel of what it iso do what you do and work at it. but kids who are a little older than the preschool years, now these kids are getting into activities and sports, dance, whatever it is, i think that if a parent can choose a coach or a teacher who really helps kids become their best and actually get that feedback like today i know you didn't give me what i know you can do, i think that's another thing parents can do. >> let me ask you about teachers which that grit is being graded in some schools. how does that work and how do teachers who have a different relationship with kids instill those traits of grit? >> i am 100% against grading kids on grit. for one thing, angela du

a lot of kids don't have the family unit that helped them persevere. so fast-forward, go to school in dallas, doing pretty well. in 1971 hits. what happens in 1971? in 1954 the federal government said you had to integrate schools. from 54 to 71, dallas was dragging their feet. and then the federal judge said no more. you are integrating right now. in august. he made that decision in july. so overnight the school districts, and by the way, 1971 there were no suburbs in dallas. you can replicate the story all over america. you are very few suburbs in 1971 that integration, busing and all the turmoil hits, and i'm a student and i'm experiencing this. and so i am seeing this from an eye of a student. i've been an urban, the first time, getting an urban superintendent job is hard. one right you can go in and work and become a deputy and then hope that everyone else falls down and the board takes you. hope is not a strategy. but you can follow the route and that can help you, or you can go anlearn how to be a superintendent, work with boards and communities

when your mistakes are very public, it's how you deal with those that will help you persevere. then i go to the land of milk and money i mean honey, i go to cobb county for three years. they didn't need me. i had a great job there. they didn't need an immigrant because, actually their performance was very high. the average act scores for african-americans was 22 in cobb county. middle-class african-americans moving to the county from florida, from new york, california. i just had the skills to be able to calm the media down and the board down so i could get to go back to dallas. my successor who was also my predecessor leaves town quickly and they look around and go mikey likes it, let's see if he comes back. they asked me to come back and said what are you going to do? i said, look, now get to the real issue of equity. this is what the whole theme of your initiative is. what is equity? that's giving the most to those who don't have. how do you do that? if it is a zero-sum game, if you guys -- raise your hand if you have new money. i didn't see any hands go up. you can give the

does is increase in money in their life it takes courageous entrepreneurs with a bit of perseverance but often osseo siriano says the german greek acquired a brewery from the bavarian lovin broil seven years ago and has been brewing his own greek brand ever since siriano says proud that he manages to stand up against foreign brands on the market. would love i listen meanwhile greek beers are becoming popular and make up the majority of the products that are now being sold. in creative marketing and new product lines from premium pills to light summer beer the success of the brewery rests on different pillars of research in quality control or part of it as well as their own export department obstacles remain including capital controls but there is hope that the market will become more flexible. i'm not above all we believe that the opening of the market which was a closed market before one that was monopolized is now a chance for greece to introduce our own products which bar owners can add to their shelves. to hold off and can the interest in domestic products is growing while invest

they'll be more sparkle on show in the days to comic shop perseverant is being held here as well as all the medal ceremonies. and in japan the country is considering bringing its clocks forward between june and august next year as a trial ahead of the two thousand and twenty lympics the president of the took your games met japanese prime minister shinzo avi to discuss the plans japanise current experiencing a severe heatwave that his skin one hundred and twenty people with temperatures exceeding forty degrees celcius organizers fear similar conditions a few lympics that with athletes at risk the olsen looking at introducing early stops times for the competitions am. you're watching news coming up ahead many german and european companies are doing business with both the u.s. and iran but us president trump and given them a stock choice is either one or the other. no for good good or was good deed every news on the door just done a new draft from google play all from the app of stall. that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the wasn't. as well as push notifications for

america will persevere. our patience and our perseverance will match our power. aggression will never prevail, end quote. you could have heard that in 1965, could you not? remember the johns hopkins speech we talked about? dereliction of duty? we've read a number of books that outline strategies in relation to vietnam. how we got there. how we continue there. but you take this, you tie it to what happened and what he said in cam ranh bay and you have very much the same thing. is there anything in this that says we're ready to sue for peace, we're going to back down and we're going to try to get out? nothing. nothing implied there. now he has some thoughts behind the scenes which we know was always the case when he's discussing getting in the war. he always has doubts. but is he saying this to the american people? but again, i go back to the fundamental idea. he had a chance to set a different tone. chose not to. he had a chance to not put vietnam up front. he chose not to. vietnam is the obsession. well, it only gets more so. just a few days after he gives the st

. >> it's taught me lessons that help med persevere, especially in the urban area, persevere through lot of struggles. >> reporter: wrestles is one of 10 high school sports that have been eliminated by the observation unified school district because of budget -- oakland unified school district because of budget cuts. >> i feel slightly disrespected and kind of hurt. >> reporter: the cuts do not affect large programs such as football, basketball, or baseball. this 11th grader is captain of skyline's girls golf team. >> i have a teacher playing golf in college. they are taking that away. i won't be able to put this on my college application anymore. >> reporter: the school district said it is saving half a million dollars by cutting the sports. >> these cuts come after literally years of cuts we've already implemented here across the district, not to mention, growth in pension liabilities that we have, not to mention grthtion liabilities. >> reporter: many parents said in e-mails they're furious with the district, not only for making the cuts, but announcing them too late for parents t

i ask our lady to sustain all the members of the irish family, to persevere as brothers and sisters inliation. with gratitude for the advance and the significant growth of friendship and cooperation between the christian communities. i pray that all christ's followers will support the continuing efforts to advance the peace process and to build a harmonious and just society for today's children. be they christian, be they muslims, bv jewish —— bvjewish, bv whatever faith. the sons and daughters of ireland. —— bvjewish, bv whatever faith. let us turn to the placid virgin mary. —— blessing virgin mary. they pray i offer a special greeting to the men and women of this country who are in prison. i especially thank those who upon learning that i would visit ireland, i assure you and your families that i am very close to you. i assure you and your families of my closeness in prayer. may our lady of mercy watch over you and protect you and strengthen you in faith and hope. thank you. applause they sing you are watching our continuing coverage in the uk and around the world of pope francis's v

had made himself quite wealthy through determination, will, through perseverance, through his faith. the election of 1828, jackson has a landslide victory. however, the casualty of jackson's victory is his wife rachel. they had a complicated beginning to their marriage. she was already married to another man. she marries jackson. they discover that her first husband had not divorced her. had not yet divorced her. it gave him grounds to proceed with the divorce. they had to remarry. and that beginning affected the rest of both of their lives. so during the campaign, jackson understood that she would become an issue. she stayed at hermitage for a great deal of the campaign. knowing a little bit of what was going on. but there were pamphlets written about her she was a topic of conversation at a time when women of this social status were not talked about in the same way and her reputation questioned. how could you elect a man married to this woman? how could you elect a man who had stolen another man's wife? the result was, however, that jackson won, about two weeks after he was declare

. >> john showed incredible courage, strength of character, and perseverance. that is exactly what we need in a president. >> the strength of character was shaped by military service and adversity. mccain's father and grandfather were both admirals and john followed them into the service. as a navy fighter pilot in 1967, mccain crashed and was captured by the vietnamese. during five years of captivity, his body was tortured. but they never broke his spirit. mccain later brought that same spirit to politics. his independence offered -- often angered members of his own party. mccain worked to strengthen the military. >> do not tell me what we can't do. don't tell me we can't make our country stronger in the world safer. we can. we must. >> after losing the presidential election to barack obama, mccain faced a difficult primary challenge in 2010. but he persevered and one. >> i intend to go back to washington and i intend to go back to work. >> mccain is married twice and had seven children. his second wife was often by her husband side during his campaign appeara

very humble background and had made himself quite wealthy through determination and will through perseverance and through his faith. in the election of 1828 he has a landslide victory. however the casualty of his victory is his wife, rachel. she marries jackson and he discovered that her first husband. that beginning affected the rest of their lives. during the campaign jackson understood that it would become an issue. she stayed at the hermitage for a great deal of the campaign knowing a little bit of what was going on. there were pamphlets written about her and newspaper articles written about her. she was the topic of conversation when women of social status were not talked about the same way and her reputation was questioned and how could you elect a man married to this woman. the result was that jackson won. about two weeks after he was declared the victor rachel suffered either a stroke or a heart attack and died five days later. what you see here in the display case is avail that was being made for her by a group of her friends that were put in a wardrobe together for her to take to wa

person in my lifetime suffered and endured so many trials and tribulations, and yet continued to persevereand to try out. it is a testament to what a fine man he was in a -- and a loving husband and father. and i think people everywhere whether they agree with him were not politically, you kind of love the guy. i always loved interviewing him because unlike most politicians he would actually answer my questions. >> yes he waited. most politicians sort of bob and weave and they do the whole muhammad ali rope-a-dope and evade the question. but john mccain wouldn't do that. >> i just want to say he would love that reference because he was a sports fan through and through and i think the last time that i saw senator mccain, he was here. what was he talking about in the green room, put boxing. when we talk about him, i think he would like the fact that we are all smiling and remembering that part of his personality, that incredible sense of humor. because i know that you knew him as well. >> and let me speak from a navy perspective. i'm an officer in the reserves in the navy. the number of my f

judge jeanine: their determination and perseverance. what a great story.nd our heart goes out to john mccain's mother this evening as well as his wife and daughter. you know, i think we are going to be joined by fox news contributor jason coma get. jason -- chaffetz. are you with us? >> yes, judge, i am. judge jeanine: you worked in washington and i'm sure on many occasions hat the chance to be with john mccain. your thoughts on his passing. >> it was my honor to serve in congress at the time john mccain was there. he's an american original. you could never question his patriotism and commitment to the country. and certainly the military. i didn't always agree with him with his approach and certain things and his votes. but he would put up a vigorous debate. he spoke from his heart and determination and he was very effective. one of the things i got to do was i got to go to street a number. i went to the place where he was incarcerated for years and held as a prisoner. to see that small room and to kind of feel what he might have been going through even th

perseverance. that's why dwight became what he became. >> the memorial is taking place at san francisco grace cathedral. full of sunflowers this morning for the ser moern. he fought a two yearlong battle against als. he died last month at age 61. he's survived by his wife and three kids. the quarterback who threw him the pass, joe montana. will speak today. and former niners owner will deliver the ewology. we have a crew inside. so you will be able to see coverage of the memorial service in our later newscast. >>> thank you. this morning president trump spelled out something he's been suggesting and hinting for a long time. he called on his attorney general to squash the investigation into russia's election interference and possible collusion by the trump campaign. he said quote this is a terrible situation and attorney general jeff sessions should stop the witch hunt right now. before it continues to stain country any further. sessions recused himself from the investigation last year. the probe is

. >> lessons that help you persevere, especially in the urban area, persevere through struggle. >> reporter: wrestling is one of 10 high school sports that have been eliminated by the oakland unified school district because of budget cuts. >> i feel slightly disrespected and kind of hurt. >> reporter: other sports include swimming, tennis, girls lacrosse, boys volleyball and golf. large programs such as football, basketball, and baseball. this 11th grader is captain of skyline girls golf team. >> i could have a future paint -- playing golf in college. they are taking that away. i won't be able to put this on my college education -- application anymore. >> reporter: the school district is saving money by cutting 10 sports that affect 500 schools -- students across all oakland high schools. >> these cuts we are instituting now, after literally years of cuts weed implementing over the years in the district. not to mention growth in pension liabilities that we have, not to mention growth in transportation liability. >> parents have said in emails they are furious with the district not only for

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america will persevere pick the patience and perseverance will match power. aggression will never prevail. you could have heard that in 1965. do you remember the johns hopkins speech. we read a number of books that outlined strategies and relations to vietnam and how we got there until we continue their but you take this and tie it to what he said and you have the same thing. is there anything that says we are ready to back down and try to get out? nothing. nothing implied. he has thoughts behind it rule -- and he always has doubts but is he saying it to the american people? go back to the fundamental idea. he had a chance to set a different tone and choose not to. vietnam is the obsession. it only gets more so. a few days after he gives the address, 40,000 troops surround u.s. forces at the base not too far away from the dmz. when january 24 1968 they launched a major offensive. what is the first thing that went into the head of johnson and the generals? it is very much there. the north vietnamese efforts to break the chinese just like the french. here he is

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he really embodies both in terms of conflict the most remarkable kind of perseverance under the most unimaginable of conditions. he didn't stop there. he endured five and a half years of captivity and came back and came to represent whetherou agreed or disagreed with him the role of reason, the role of calling them as you saw them. i think in our particularly tribal moment we appreciate that kind of candor, thatd k of integrity more than ever. >> do you think that is what the legacy will be? that kind of independent streak? >> he is like an umpire. healled thems he saw them at a time when so many americans are picking one team or the other and deciding what they think about an issue before they thought about. john mccain always thought about it. he fought passionately. he fought on principle. he admitted mistakes which is a rare trait in anyone, but in politicians it is almost unheard of. >> thank you for being here. >>> a stunning allegation againstope francis w returned to the vatican after a trip to ireland where he apologized for the sex abuse scandal. a former vatican archbishop

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america will persevere. our patience and our perseverance will match our power. aggression will never prevail, end quote. you could have heard that in 1965, could you not? remember the johns hopkins speech we talked about? dereliction of duty? we've read a number of books that outline strategies in relation to vietnam. how we got there. how we continue there. but you take this, you tie it to what happened and what he said in cameron bay and you have very much the same thing. is there anything in this that says we're ready to sue for peace, we're going to back down and we're going to try to get out? nothing. nothing implied there. now he has some thoughts behind the scenes which we know was always the case when he's discussing getting in the war. he always has doubts. but is he saying this to the american people? but again, i go back to the fundamental idea. he had a chance to set a different tone. chose not to. he had a chance to not put vietnam up front. he chose not to. vietnam is the obsession. well, it only gets more so. just a few days after he gives the sta

john's perseverance followed him as he began serving our nation as a member of congress and in the united states senate. he fought fiercely for what he believed in. everybody talks about how when he took a position, he took it -- he took it with a passion. and so whenever you debated him or discussed things with him, when you worked with him, when you were on the same side, when you disagreed, he had that amazing passion that came through and many have remarked on it. it was a remarkable trait. it's part of that warrior in him. for the entirety of his life, john endlessly advocated for men and women in uniform. he served and he served them throughout his life in the senate. working with him to support our service members and veterans is something that i will never forget. what many people will not know about john, though, is his warmth as a friend. you know, you hear about his temper. he could be mercurial, although then he would get over it and he would be right back working again. you have heard about his incredible energy. you have heard about his war record. his time as a p.o.w., the

the world including myself a fearless champion of human rights and democracy your example your perseverance and your beliefs is a huge inspiration to people across britain and people around the world. clearly you will be playing a key role in your country's future for many years to come thank you for your inspiring message. as a head of the u.n. fact finding mission in me and my believes that the country's leader has ignored the atrocities in the region when you used ethnic cleansing which i think is a little extreme i don't think there's ethnic cleansing going on i think ethnic cleansing is too strong an expression to use what's happening at the state council or. we have been able to do more than what she has done. she was clearly derelict of her responsibilities and we were just a disappointment that she don't use moral authority. to do something about this either to start to stand. policies that needed to be there to address the u.n. considers the rohinton show the most persecuted minority in the world and calls the situation a human rights catastrophe as the result of military offensive

it takes courageous entrepreneurs with a bit of perseverance like at ten our c.e.o.'s siriano us the german greek took over the brewery from the very and live in boy seven years ago and has been brewing his own greek brand ever since he's proud that he manages to stand up against foreign monopolists on the market. meanwhile greek beers are becoming popular and make up the majority of the products that are now being sold creative marketing new product lines from premium pills to light some of beer the success of the brewery rests on different pillars research and quality control a part of it and an export department. there are still obstacles such as capital controls but there is hope that the market will become more flexible. we believe that the opening of the market which was a closed market before one that was monopolized is now a chance for greece to introduce our own products which bar owners can then add to their shelves. and include. the interest in domestic product is growing while investors from abroad are still hesitating the greeks are starting to take matte

difficulty and it will continue to face difficulty in the months ahead but i assure you that iran will persevere many difficulties. in the 19805, through many difficulties. in the 1980s, when the united states was helping saddam hussein, giving him chemical weapons to use against the iranians, we survived. we were alone for eight years, one of the few countries that actually supported us was syria. we survived the camel corps attacks, i survived two chemical attacks, our country survived the war. we've gone through much worse —— chemical attacks. they've made significant mistakes over the past two months, they have to rectify those mistakes. but without a doubt, with over a few months the economy will stabilise and asi months the economy will stabilise and as i said, it won't be easy, nobody is claiming it will be easy but this is something that's been u njustly but this is something that's been unjustly imposed on the iranian people. the americans want to crush the iranian people and humiliate them and that's simply not going to work. you call it crushing, the americans would say a fundamental