peyton and mom kristen are doing great according to her dad fox 29 account executive blaze howard.ratulations to all. beautiful kid there. >> what little cut cutie. >>> absolutely. >> love it. >> this isn't such great news here. phillies add one of their regulars to the disable list. and the most touching moment from last night's nba draft, the story behind the pick is next. ♪ ♪ >> sixers fans get comfortable. well because you have a lot of waiting ahead of you. gm sam hinkie spoke today about last night's draft. he was asked when the future becomes now which he responded, well, it's hard to tell. this of course is the same team that called 19 and 63 season a success. so as you probably already heard, the sixers took joel embiid with the third pick what we found out today that pick is supposed to be out five to eight months instead of four to six. but that doesn't worry the sixers one bit. >> in many ways, in many ways very fortunate to have had the set of circumstances happen that happened that were allow a player like joel to be in our position. >> you didn't take players that co

the sixers with their tenth pick drafted alfred peyton then traded him to the magic for this guy, dario saric. he won't play for the sixers for the next two years. he's going to be playing in turkey. he's a versatile 6'10" international forward. >>> andrew wiggins tells us why his former teammate joel embiid will dominate in the nba. i'm john clark for now. see you in 15 minutes. >>> another bridge closing tonight. the latest, a well-traveled bridge in bucks county going to be closed for a long reconstruction project. the maple avenue bridge over the neshaminy creek will close july 15th. work on the bridge is scheduled to last two years. here's a look at the detour. eastbound cars diverted to route 4 13. westbound cars directed along brownsville road to east bristol road. >>> a busy bridge in camden shut down indefinitely. a large crack forced inspectors to close the white horse road. the record snow and cold temperatures are to blame. the bridge connects lindenwold to voorhees and cherry hill and is directly over train tracks for the patgo high speed line but the service is not affecte

. >> with the tenth pick the sixers selected point guards peyton from louisianna lafayette. traded him to orlando for power forward darr yo saric from croatians has to work. work off two years of a contract he signed in turkey. >> they got the best player in the draft, kansas star, joel embiid but has stress fracture had in. in his right foot and may not play the next season. he is compared to hakeem. >> he is six-ten, will probably switch to small forward once he gets to the nba. he can hands the you will ball in transition, may key place, but also shoot from long-range, scouts compare him to will ma'am odom. he will talk to the media today, about the draft. those selections he will explain and probably be questioned about his long-term plan. i'm beasley reese for eyewitness sports. >>> whole lot of questions. so here is the question i am asking you on twitter. what grade would you give the sixers in the draft? use the hashtag cbs-3, 6ers, interested to hear your thoughts. we'll talk about some of them on the air. >> going to reveal what grade you would give? >> sure, yes,

anybody could go to the super bowl but somebody has got to win it and he won. >> you're saying peyton- >> i didn't say that. >> so he's not a clutch guy. >> i like to focus on the positives. like clutch guy. joe montana. >> when the clutch is on, you bring it. >> it's not like clutch the ball, like -- >> no. >> oh, my god. we don't have time for that. >> we have a tape of a man [ male announcer ] identity theft ... it's one of the fastest growing crimes in america. in fact, there's a new victim of identity theft every...three...seconds. so you have to ask yourself, am i next? one weak password could be all it takes. or trusting someone you shouldn't. over 100 million consumers had their personal information stolen in recent retail store and online security breaches. you think simply checking last month's credit score can stop identity thieves now? that alone just isn't enough. but lifelock offers the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. as soon as the patented lifelock identity alert system detects a threat, you'll be notified by text, phone or email. ♪ your respons

peyton was so excited to enter the world, that he tinkled on his daddy when he was about to cut the cord. >> that's a sign of love. >> congrats to all the babies. >> if you want to submit your baby for our johnson's baby of the week contest, go to klgandhoda.com and press the -- >> connect button. >> good girl, hoda. >> are you a felix or are an oscar? >> what your mess or extreme tidiness tells about you. >>> got sugar? how long has it been sitting in your pantry. >> what to keep and what to toss after this. hey, let's talk probiotics. for digestive health? erin andrews? yeah. and did you know trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways? it supports digestive and immune health, by working in your gut where 70% of your immune system lives. now in chewables. here you go. good catch! alright, now for the best part. ooh, let's get those in the bowl. these are way too good to waste, right? share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes® they're g-r-r-reat!tm >>> some people like to keep things very tidy, others function in organized chaos. >> having a partner who

anybody could go to the super bowl but somebody has got to win it and he won. >> you're saying peytonidn't say that. >> so he's not a clutch guy. >> i like to focus on the positives. like clutch guy. joe montana. >> when the clutch is on, you bring it. >> it's not like clutch the ball, like -- >> no. >> oh, my god. we don't have time for that. >> we have a tape of a man thrown from his motorcycle surviving the crash. stick around. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. seeing the world in reverse, and i loved every minute of it. but then you grow up and there's no going back. but it's okay, it's just a new kind of adventure. and really, who wants to look backwards when you can look forward? >>> as long as i have been on this show, i have begged moderate muslims

joe says on average, for 100 bucks you can get anything from an nba superstar to peyton manning to mickey i do a picture of charles barkley on the back of your head eating a taco? >> no. >> i think it would be cool. >> the finest details of the portraits even coloring them in to create a stunning success. >> the barber industry when i travel, they know me as the biggest spurs fan. >> and he has his own fans, too. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> incredible. i want to get a rina ninan on the back of my head. >> really? you didn't do that already? >> abc logo and rina on the other. what do you think. >> i am sure it would be fantastic. >> i did it and i will shave it off so everybody can see. >> i'm sure. >> don't miss our updates on >>> making >>> making news in america this morning, deadly ambush. police officers are killed in a shooting spree that ends in a crowded walmart store. who's the couple accused in the attack? >>> and what was found in their apartment overnight. >>> under siege. gunfire and explosions ring out inside pakistan's biggest airport during a coordinated attack. t

they selected point guard he will fred peyton out of louisiana lafayette. they traded him to orlando for their pick at 12. and a future pick and took croatia's dario czar check but czar check will not play in the nba for two years. beautiful. >> u.s. men's soccer team moves on into the knock out round of the world cup even after a tough loss to germany today. the overflow crowd in center city filled the sidewalk with old and new fans of the sport. the germans scored in the 55th minute and they held on to beat the americans 195 hill. since the team right behind group play in ghana also lost the americans move on even with the loss. >> the most important thing that we advance much that's all that matters because we live to see another day and that's all that matters. >> the u.s. finishes group play with a win, a tie and a loss. they will play belgium next tuesday. >> a casino workers union says another atlantic city casino is about to cash out for good. united local 54 bob mcdevitt tells fox 29 the showboat atlantic city hotel and casino will notify workers t

her daughter's name is peyton.ghter was murdered eight years ago. >> and i have to tell all of you, i didn't know how i'd feel about being here today. she was 23. at noon, she went to her house to let out her little puppy dog and go back to work. and someone had broken into her apartment. and there, all of his rage came out. she fought. she fought very hard. her body was bruised. and he left her tied up. and he left. and peyton was able to escape and freed herself. and she was almost downstairs. and he came back in the house. and there, she was tortured. she screamed. she fought. he finally decided to cut her wrist off so she couldn't fight him anymore. she fought. and you know what? i have felt like it was my fault that she fought because i always taught my kids, you're never a quitter. you never quit. if you fail at something, you get up and you try it again. you do it a different way. but we can't quit life. we can't quit. and i thought, if i would not have taught her that, maybe she wouldn't have fought so hard

but peyton manning just got hit pretty hard. come on, tough it out, manning!r san diego gets the ball back. here we go. end this ( bleep ). i'm not sure how bad manning's hurt, but he's back in the huddle. you see this, dude? this is it. this is it right here. i don't care what he has to do. all denver needs is one more first down, and they'll be able to run out the clock. yeah! ( laughter ) yeah! all we gotta do is kneel the ( bleep ) down. just kneel down, dude! yeah! yeah! -uhh! -the game is over. show me the money. i love it, man. all i do is win. when i win a game, i'm pumped. it's not just one game. i won a game yesterday. then we hit the strip club. my client's cool as hell. he's a millionaire, and now he's 2-0. and he's got his face in some chick's ( bleep ). the biggest smile i've ever seen. so it's a good day. ha ha ha! hey, hey... you gonna be my client now, dude? you're my number one. ( bleep ) right. -you're the man. -yeah! 2-0! natural born winner right here! you got that, girl? we're gonna have some fun tonight. mmm-mmm-mmm. -( laughter ) -sweet

anybody could go to the super bowl but somebody has got to win it and he won. >> you're saying peytonand he had the best defense. the pittsburgh steelers -- >> i did not say that. >> he's not a clutch guy. >> i like to focus on the positives. like clutch guys like joe manta. >> rings. he has no super bowl rings. >> when the clutch is on, you bring it. >> it's not like clutch the ball, like -- >> no. >> oh, my god. we don't have time for that. >> we have a tape of a man thrown from his motorcycle surviving the crash. you'll see that. plus, my pool of the week. stick around. motorcycle spok: the volkswagen passat is heads above the competition, but we're not in the business of naming names. the fact is, it comes standard with an engine that's been called the benchmark of its class. really, guys, i thought... it also has more rear legroom than other midsize sedans. and the volkswagen passat has a lower starting price than... much better. vo: hurry in and lease the 2014 passat s for $199 a month. visit vwdealer.com today. . . . . . are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, c

and the ukrainian crisis is also the focus of today's cross talk with peyton the. divisions within ukraine are becoming greater with each passing day the western backed regime in cave shows no interest in compromise or negotiations at the same time civilians in the east continue to die is going for broke. let's cross talk a bit later on now israeli lawmakers have given men issue approval to force feed hundreds of palestinian prisoners who've been on hunger strike for over fifty days the government is trying to fast track the initiative three parliament but the country's medical community says it's inhumane and is refusing to comply the head of physicians for human rights hopes israeli doctors will stand. both feeding he's not considered as a measurable is the correct use of told but he's really government is interested in passing the law as soon as possible even if the low pass we believe that the physicians really need to use and obey to the medical ethics and not to these rare cases and physicians we do not take part in co-chair post feeding it we do not necessar

. >> now with the tenth pick the sixers selected point guard he will fred peyton from louisiana lafayetteraded him to orlando for power forward dario zarick from crow yea is a he has to work two years avenue contract he signed with the team in turkey. our lesley van arsdall is on the scene at the draft in brooklyn, new york and she joins us with the report. hi, lesley. >> reporter: hi beas. you're absolutely right. it's unclear when we will see either of these players on the court in a sixers uniform. joel embiid suffered that serious injury to his foot about week prior to the draft. but before that, he was the projected overall number one pick. the 7-foot center from kansas was loved by everyone. right now he's going to miss at least four to six months to recover, and then the sixers could even hold him out for the entire season. they received miss his medical records they do know what they're dealing with. embiid was not at the draft tonight because of his injury, but he says he's so happy to be coming to philadelphia. >> i wish i could be there but i'm excited. the sixers just took me,

hundred twenty i believe he was ridiculed humiliated accused of being a madman the idea was seen to be peyton plea observed and another thirty years passed before the idea was accepted and now of course we all regard it as plain fact and and obvious but that poor individual had to go through really humiliating public pillory because he was proposing an idea that turned out to be completely correct mazing you've also said that there is a quote mother culture from which all ancient historical civilization sprang from can you explain what that concept entails well again let me be clear i am proposing an idea for discussion i'm not complete and not not claiming that i am in possession of some indisputable facts i think we should consider the possibility of a forgotten episode in human history i think we should consider the possibility that our picture of history and prehistory may not be complete and that cataclysmic events have occurred we know that cataclysmic events occur or they're part of the life of the earth the cataclysmic events have occurred on such a scale. that they could have wiped o

hundred twenty i believe he was ridiculed humiliated accused of being a madman the idea was seen to be peyton plea observed and another thirty years passed before the idea was accepted and now of course we all regard it. as plain fact and and obvious but that poor individual have to go through really a humiliating public pillory because he was proposing an idea that turned out to be completely correct amazing you've also said that there is a quote mother culture from which all ancient historical civilization sprang from can you explain what that concept entails well again let me be clear i am proposing an idea for discussion i'm not complete and not not claiming that i am in possession of some indisputable facts i think we should consider the possibility of a forgotten episode in human history i think we should consider the possibility that our picture of history and prehistory may not be complete and that cataclysmic events have occurred we know that cataclysmic events occur there part of the life of the earth the cataclysmic events have occurred on such a scale that they could have wiped ou

the great debate: edmund burke, thomas peyton and the birth of the right in the last. the reason i am very interested in that case i have quoted edmund burke so much during my political career, never really studied his back round. and this gives me an opportunity as i've read a short synopsis of this book, gives me an opportunity to find out what a conservative that thinks you ought to have incremental change versus the other writer that see right to do it by revolution and make change very, very quickly. so it's the difference between what i would call edmund burke a conservative or not i would even call thomas paine a conservative. people might disagree with my analysis of pain, but they seem to be people how they want to change more than exactly that they disagreed on what are to be done. and so, since i have quoted these people so much during my political career, i want to study them in depth and i've never done that. >> oren teicher is the ceo of the american booksellers celebration. what is the aba? >> where the national trade association that represents independ

i guess you know what i'm going to say peyton manning when i was a running back there's no running back and i'm not he more minnesota peterson yeah but no it's it's quarterback league now and you know we've got right now larry the very thing that the n.f.l. tried to keep away was a merger with the a.f.l. a reason that a.f.l. and n.b.c. were doing so well is because they have phil said what went on for all those old throw we're going to be entertaining and the fans are going to love this and this exactly what happened in the name of pete you know they they beat. him and so therefore you know and then you had the merger and now we're back to the n.f.l. now they're throwing forty forty five passes again three hundred yard game is nothing you know i mean three hundred yard games not two for my n.f.l. career you want i don't think it's about five three three my first one was in super bowl thirteen first three yunior who's the most knowledgeable football guy you know . how long well the guys i know how he's how we shoved him to us jimmy and me my god i kind of know was the best thing about a

and his children, rowan blanchard, and sabrina carpenter, peyton meyer and corey fogelmanis.ew version? >> a lot of the fans who watch "boy meets world," grew up with us. they're very protective of the show. and they're nervous about the new show. they want to make sure it sticks to the legacy and has the same tone and tenure. >> you felt comfortable to be back -- >> it does. it's a little different because my character, now, cory, i'm a dad with two kids. and i don't have kids in real life. it's been a nice learning experien experience. we're having a great time. and we hired a really wonderful cast. and i think everybody is going to like them. >> and rowan, who plays daughter to cory. what did you know about the show? did you study the old show? >> i can't say i grew up with it. >> you did not. i can tell you didn't. but i mean, i had seen more than a few of the episodes before hand. and when i booked the series, i went back and saw every, single episode. >> and? what did you think? >> it's a pretty fantastic show. >> pretty cute, right? >> he plays my dad. >> what year wer

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no different than when peyton manning wag here for the superbowl, they are getting the same vip treatment. >> basketball player amy williams, dublin, ohio, was the first off the plane. a red carpet and large welcome committee greeted her and the others representing the buckeye state. >> awesome having all of them people. >> private jets kept coming landing every few minutes at the citation special olympics air lift at the trenton mercer airport. >> our custom remembers volunteering their aircraft, their crews, or sometimes owners themselves are flying their trying to transport athletes from across the us to the games. >> john of columbus has been participating for nearly three decades. this year he is competing -- >> my goal not only to come here to win a metal, if i can win, that's fine, but if i cannot win, that's great, as long as i try to put a smile on somebody else's face. >> much like him, michael blower of west virginia says the program provides so much more than an opportunity to compete. it gives them an opportunity to live. >> i just love doing t i don't think i will ever stop

joe says on average, for 100 bucks, you can anything from nba superstar, to peyton manning, to mickey mouse. trimming away to create the finest details of these portraits, evening color them in to create a stunning success. and barajas has his own fans, too. >> joe's the best. >> somebody once said that, what joe is doing, it's only crazy if the spurs don't win. i don't think they're going to win. okay. >> you don't think they're going to win? >> i'm not sure. he's also done the images of marvin gaye, ray charles, and believe it or not, lebron james of the heat. 8:00 eastern time on abc. if the spurs win, we're going to have our heads shaved. maybe we can get joe barajas to do it. >> you said it on television, you agreed to it. you said my face would be here, ron, sara. i remember. >> this show is really going well for me, ladies and gentlemen, which means it's time to take a commercial break. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- >> i'll save you here. coming on "good morning america" -- what landed this judge on the witness stand. how it affected a death penalty case. >>> and s

no different when peyton manning was here for the super bowl the same vip treatment. >> amy williamsdublin ohio was the first off the plane. red carpet and large welcome committee greeted her and the others representing the buck eye state. >> awesome having all them people. >> reporter: private jets kept coming landing every few minutes at the cessna citation special olympics airlift at the trenton mercer airport. >> our customers are volunteering they're aircrafts, their crews, or sometimes owners themselves are flying. their time to transport athletes from across the u.s. to the games. >> 56 year old john conyer of columbus has been participating in special olympics for nearly three decades. this year he's competing in tennis. >> my goal is not only to come here to win a medal if i can win, that's fine, but if i cannot win, that's great. as long as i try to put a smile on somebody else's face. >> reporter: many like conyer track and field athlete michael blower of west virginia says the program provides so much more than an opportunity to compete. it gives them an opportunity to li

pulling in a higher seller then peyton manning and tom brady?e and -, the oscar-winner docked into pink berry for some froyo but wasn't carrying any cash, she left without paying and came back with a $100 bill and she can keep the $96 in change as a tip. that was nice. time for little fun with "spare change." joining me now is the filmmaker and our own charlie gasparino is back as well. why did you decide to do this story in particular? >> there were three reasons, melissa. an academy award undefeated. the story itself has the ingredients of everything you look for as a documentary filmmaker. the company's future is on the line, over a billion dollars in the short investment on the line, and compelling characters from all segments of american life. melissa: at the end of the day, is it a pyramid scheme, what do you think? >> we will know when our film is over. the characters will lead us to what we hope will be a very clear and truthful answer but at the moment is uncertain and we will let the characters decide. charlie: i guess i have to get th

joe says on average, for 100 bucks, you can get nick from an nba superstar to peyton manning to mickeyouse. >> charles barkley on the back of your head eating a taco? >> no. i think that would be cool. >> reporter: trimming away to create the finest details of these portraits, even coloring them in to create stunning success. >> when i travel they know me as the biggest spurs' fan. >> reporter: and he has his own fans, too. >> you're the best. >> somebody once said that, what joe is doing, it's only crazy if the spurs don't win. okay. i don't think they're going to win. okay. >> you don't think they're going to win? >> i'm not sure. i don't think so. actually joe does not limit his talent to spurs' players. he's also done the images of marvin gaye, ray charles, and believe it or not, lebron james of the heat. who are of course battling the spurs in the nba finals they're playing tonight. 8:00 eastern time on abc. dan and i out on a limb here, of course. if the spurs win, we're going to have our heads shaved. maybe we can get joe barajas to do it. go down to san antonio. it's going to l

. >> peyton walsh is on syria's border with turkey right now.n election, as it's called, is effectively rejected by almost everyone on the outside, except iranians, maybe some russians. but some say there is a little bit of importance to it, even though it's widely seen, of course, as a sham, with no doubt that bashar al assad will get reelected. >> reporter: well, certainly, in recent history there have been other candidates on the ballot papers against him, some critics say mocking the democratic reform request. i think many observers see the elections held as sort of a statement of defiance by damascus. militarily on the ground, they're doing a lot better now. they used to be a rebel strong point. i think you could cast your mind back to a year ago, western officials thinking we never even get to the point where this election could happen. it will give bashar al assad the part of syria that he actually controls. they're hoping a peace process will put in a transitional government. the rebels are so fractured, and assad so much in the military

and then the year after that could be the best year and then you know, it's like when was peyton manning'sear? >> madden was in livermore this afternoon where he teamed up with steve mariucci for the 16th annual bocce ball event that raised over $4 million. but mucc also had one other goal in mind. >> become so competitive, now that, all right, and the thing that i pray all night was that this guy right here who won last year, that guy rethere that madden guy, whatever his name is, if he wins again this year, i'm just going to crawl up and just die because you never hear the end of it, right? >> always competitive steve mariucci. >>> it's not how you start but how you finish. for california chrome, it could be where you start and history could be on his side as he attempts to win horseracing's first triple crown in 36 years. >> well, secretariat was number 5 in the derby, number 3 in the preakness and number 2 in the belmont. >> sounds like you're very happy with the post. >> be careful what you wish for. the number 2 post has not produced a winner at the belmont in over 20 years. californ

that's more in guaranteed money than tom brady, peyton manning or drew brees.ose dudes, by the way, have won super bowls. colin ckaepernick, not so much. it is the fourth largest guaranteed contract in nfl history. >> and money you and i will never, ever, ever see, except in a script on "early start." >> do not go judging my nfl prospects. you don't know. i have a long way to go. >> you have a lot of talents, berman. i'm sure you could turn any one of them into $61 million in guaranteed money. >> if only. >> in a board game. >>> happening now, millions are waking up to the threat of severe storms. when and where they're expected to strike, after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. you treat every minute like it's a chance to do something. [ male announcer ] great rates for great rides. so you're always moving. constantly searching for the next opportunity to make the most of what life has to offer. your time is valuable. so you reach for something better. fewer calories. fewer carbs.

kyle's father, jim, kyle's lovely mom, robin, and his brothers, price and peyton, one of whom is goingoining kyle at south carolina, another gamecock and we have one that is going to be at the citadel. we have kyle's marine brothers who served with him in afghanistan and through his recovery and i also want to welcome the members of the medal of honor society whose ranks kyle joins today. kyle and his fellow marines served during the surge of forces that i ordered to afghanistan early in my presidency. their mission was to drive the taliban out of their strong holds, protect the afghan people and give them a chance to reclaim their communities. kyle and his platoon were in hu helmund province bearing their heavy packs even as it could heat up to 115 degrees. in one small village, they turned a dusty impound into their base. the insurgents nearby gave their answer with sniper fire and automatic weapons fire and rocket propelled grenades. that morning, kyle said an alarm clock was ak-47 fire. some of the men were by their but you thi bunks, gearing up for another day, some were heating u

putting him up just above peyton manning. -just 20 million per season. high-school football is coming to the 49ers with a friday night like to double header on august 29th. featured will be day lasalle high school. the holder of the national record 151 game winning streak. it will play sacramento's just with high school in the atm nightcap of wilcox high school of santa clara taking on an taiga high in the early evening game grid data before thirty. they'll cells does away game will be televised nationally by the way so giving them some national distribution on that. in a coming up on the kron4 morning news. of oakland mayor, behaving badly. will tell you what she was caught doing of this time around. and a three ave muni sickout. we'll let you know how this will affect your commute once again. and watching the weather once again for a warmup for the should be a hot weekend. there's a will have a look at the forecast coming up. h,z/ to update on some of the big stories we're following the month california voters looking to be sending the incumbents back

kyle's lovely mom, robin, and his brothers price and peyton, one of whom is going to be ,oining kylesouth carolina another gamecock. we have another one who is going to be at the citadel. marine brothers who served with him in afghanistan and through his recovery. i also want to welcome the members of the medal of honor society whose ranks kyle joins today. kyle and his fellow marines served during the surge of forces that i ordered to afghanistan early in my presidency. their mission was to drive the taliban out of their strongholds , protect the afghan people, and give them a chance to reclaim their communities. kyle and his platoon were pushing their way across open fields and money canals, bearing their heavy packs even as it could heat up to 115 degrees. in one small village, they turned a dusty compound into their base. gave theirnts nearby answer with sniper fire and automatic weapon fire and rocket repelled grenades. that morning, kyle said our alarm clock was ak-47 fire. some of the men were by their bunks during up for another day, somewhere heating up there them mre's. som

but speaking to the uk ambassador sir william peyton this morning and he said the only solution thatill be found here is a domestic solution, outside interference won't work. would you agree with that? >> well, that is the feedback we're getting from the analysts and experts that i've been speaking to, as well, who made it clear that foreign intervention would just make everything a lot more complicated. you can see that iran is supporting its ally in baghdad under prime minister nuri al maliki. you've heard from the golf cooperation council which is a sunni majority region and has in the public discourse described the situation in iraq as an uprising, as a revolution by sunni group. they have not painted this story as a story of isis and extremist radical fighters. this is a story of suppressed sunnis rising up against a government that would not listen to this. a solution needs to be a dmift can resolution or you get everything from one table to another. so the other powers, as well, like qatar, but doing that is much easier said than done and at moment the iraqs are so interested

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kyle's father jim, kyle's lovely mom robin, and his brothers price and peyton, one of whom is going tojoining kyle at south carolina, another gamecock, and then one who is going to be at the citadel. we also have kyle's marine brothers who served with him in afghanistan and through his recovery. and i also want to welcome the members of the medal of honor society whose ranks kyle joins today. kyle and his fellow marines served during the surge of forces that i ordered to afghanistan early in my presidency. their mission was to drive the taliban out of their strongholds, protect the afghan people, and give them a chance to reclaim their communities. kyle and his platoon were in helmand province pushing their way across open fields and muddy canals, bearing their heavy packs even as it could heat up to 115 degrees. in one small village, they turned a dusty compound into their base. the insurgents nearby gave their answer with sniper fire and automatic weapon fire and rocket-propelled grenades. that morning, kyle said, our alarm clock was ak-47 fire. some of the men were by their bunks, g

-day landings undoubtedly peyton has been invited to that and it appears to give given french president francois hollande somewhat of a logistical headache now he seems hungry to try and prove his diplomatic skills so hungry in fact that he set to host two dinners on thursday evening one for russian president vladimir putin and the other one for u.s. president barack obama in an attempt to try and keep the two leaders apart from one another so it seems at the moment as if the west's attempt to try and isolate russia politically resembles something from the playground it's a. not clear if when the west said that they would send a very clear signal to russia if dinner time was exactly what they had in mind that was artie's paul scott. it was on this day twenty five years ago that students in china faced off with the beijing government in chatham and square thousands are believed to have been killed between june third and june fourth one thousand nine hundred eighty nine when the chinese army sent troops into the square to crackdown on protesters who had spent weeks there calling for democ