piper an opportunity to say something. i do not know if you want to add something, but for those of you that may or may not know david piper, i have had the opportunity to work with him in the past, and you will not find a more ethical and diligent public servants, and i know that he takes these matters very seriously, and i want to thank you for being here today. >> thank you, commissioner compos, for the kind words. we have no position on the actual recommendation. we always tried to respond to essex within 10 days, pursuant to the board's wants. our feeling is if the regulation was changed, that would be fine with us. if the commission wanted to proceed after therose 14 days, there have been a couple of instances where we have had a very complicated situation where we were about to a thin -- about to begin an investigation where it would be preferable when the ethics commission deferred for a little while while we were completing something. there are a couple of cases that have resulted in substantial criminal charges b

david piper is streaming live from the capital city tripoli. >> two intense battles as rebels try to fight their way into two of khadafy strongholds. the khadafy forces the actually launched a counter offensive against the rebels surrounding the city but they were beaten back. also remembers launched another offensive themselves but they weren't well coordinated and the ground troops got ahold of tanks and missiles and they got to the northern gate they were forced back on fire from khadafy forces which strategically high positions. now, the in the hometown of khadafy, intense fire going on. we are told by the rental sources they remain around khadafy's palace but they are taking heavy casualties, 25 rebels have been killed and 35 injured and they may have lost a rebel canned in the fighting. so taking quite a hit at this time but nato forces are also supporting the rebels as they try to drive in to sirte. overnight, there were 11 attacks on the missile batteries in that city. but the spokesman for khadafy, he has been speaking by telephone and he said that these nato strikes have ki

david piper joins us from tripoli with the latest on the situation. david? >>reporter: hi, uma, rebels launched a new offensive to take gaddafi's home town of sirte. they are facing fierce resistance. snipers firing from marks and other high rise buildings and holding up the advance. one of gaddafi's son was seen before the offensive. rebel fighters are struggling to take a town. they have pulled ba to regroup. there are concerns that terrorist could get hold of sophisticated weapons. we had a tip of one secret munition dump that gaddafi created ar the tripoli airports. finding the weapon's cache was easy and signs that people have taken what they wanted. in the other warehouses there are munition and in the warehouse there are 50,0 land mines and antipersonnel and antitank mines and they are in a civilian area and totally unguarded. these weapons were transported by gaddafi to places like this so they could escape nato air attacks. but the problem is people are taking them for ied's or sold on the black market. libya's de facto government and national tribu

do you pay the bill or piper or wait until you have the money available. >> it is a political disasterhe republican to hold it hostage to people who are suffering. >> it is one of the handful of legitimate things that the federal government can do and tying one to the another is a mistake. i would add to other cuts. why does the feder reserve need 20,000. >> new bill reforming how you pend your money and plus, sit back and relax through the labor and house republicans out this week. the u.s. puts in a billion a year to fund it. most goes to find the burrcrats. they do little to stop gine sight. and now they are getting bothings like population patrol. and kim to you. is there a better way to solve the problems than being part of the un. >> i think so. it is compared to the american red cross and united way. there is no doubt. and what are you saying. it is difficult to have the institution from the outside. only way to do that is cut off the front mon yeonly way to get their attention. and this is a project they have and posed to be against racism and turned into an anticemetic exercis

. >> his role, the pied piper for western recruits will be very difficult to fill. >> reporter: officials say anwar al-awlaki's voice hasn't been silenced completely. his fiery anti-american sermons are still on line and before his death, he reportedly wrote an article justifying attacking citizens in the u.s. >> days after the sales team six killed osama bin laden, a u.s. drone aircraft took a shot at him narrowly missing. >>> a mid shipment is found guilty of sexually assaulting a classmate. edmond from jackson, mississippi, raped amid in october. he maintains it was consensual sex o. officials say he will be expelled. >>> the legal definition of rape could be changing for the first time in 80 years. fbi seeking to add more forms of sexual assault to the charge heard so notch the news cast. a warning viewers may find this subject matter disturbing. weijia jiang is live with the latest, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon don and everyone. advocacy groups say the current definition is too rigid leaving victims few options to seek justice, a major part of the fbi chain moved to ch

david piper live in tripoli with the latest. david? transitional council appeared here in tripoli today. this is the first time he has come here since rebels took the city. jaleel was mobbed by the crowd as he arrived to the airport. his appearance seems to show rebels are about to move their government from benghazi to the libyan capital. the interior minister said the challenge now is to organize the state which will be, he says, harder than the military campaign. the fighting is still going on. rebel forces move to clear them from the remaining towns they hold. but wallid, 90 miles southeast of here, they face the stiff resistance today. some rebels told us they managed to get in the town but forced back after coming into heavy fire. they pulled back to wait for air attacks to clear the way. nato denied it was coordinatorring the operation -- coordinating the operation but they nuanced they were conducting operations where there have been reports of airstrikes. there has also been intense fighting around the hometown of gaddafi. the

piper crashed during takeoff. you can see the smoke which witnesses reported seeing as soon as the plane erupted in flames no word on the pilot's condition or what caused the crash. >>> another possible shake-up in silicon valley. hewlett-packard's board considering whether to fire its chief executive officer and replace him with meg whitman,. he was named ceo of the company 11 months ago. the company's stock has plunged nearly 50% on his watch. last month hp an it would spinoff its computer business and stop making tablets and smartphones. >> google's ceo is testifying right now before a senate committee. he's expected to defend the internet giant's search practices saying the company operates in a highly competitive environment and consumers are tree tuesday any site. google is under fire for from rivals for what they claim are anti-competitive practices. the company is the subject of an anti-trust investigation by the ftc. >>> nearly 23 thunder shower nurses in california are preparing -- nearly 23,000 nurses i

david piper is joining us with details. david? i >> reporter: hi, uma. government forces are now pushing in to gaddafi's hometown of sirte trying to capture it. the first time he got to considerable numbers in past, they have been beaten back after suffering a fierce resistance from the gaddafi loyalists. this time the commanders are closer to saying they launched the new offensive because families of many of the fighters from the nearby town of mismisurata are trapped in the town many are hiding in basement and they want to save them. the advance is held by the more nato airstrike overnight. the both confirmed now that the ammo dump, antiaircraft battery and command and control facility. but the rebel fighters are suffering still in sirte. the snipers from gaddafi forces are firing them from -- [ inaudible ] that is holding up advance at this hour. there is another pro-gaddafi stronghold in the desert 90-miles southeast of here. fighters are also being held up, mainly by terrain, the gaddafi forces hold the high position. the commanders there are consid

piper crashed during takeoff. you can see the smoke which witnesses reported seeing as soon as the plane erupted in flames no word on the pilot's condition or what caused the crash. >>> another possible shake-up in silicon valley. hewlett-packard's board considering whether to fire its chief executive officer and replace him with meg whitman,. he was named ceo of the company 11 months ago. the company's stock has plunged nearly 50% on his watch. last month hp an it would spinoff its computer business and stop making tablets and smartphones. >> google's ceo is testifying right now before a senate committee. he's expected to defend the internet giant's search practices saying the company operates in a highly competitive environment and consumers are tree tuesday any site. google is under fire for from rivals for what they claim are anti-competitive practices. the company is the subject of an anti-trust investigation by the ftc. >>> nearly 23 thunder shower nurses in california are preparing -- nearly 23,000 nurses i

the piper aztec crashed on airport grounds during take off. you can see the fireball. and this plane was strid. you can see the smoke taken within a picture nearby. the pilot's condition is unknown at this point. cal fire responded to the scene and investigators now trying to figure out why the plane went down. >> and well, freedom finally came for two former uc berkeley students jailed more than two years. they sprinted off the private jet carrying them from tehran to persian gulf state of ohman. greet bid their families as well as sarah shourd. and sarah was released. all three charged with spying. families saying this is the best day of their lives and a sentiment echo bid friends here in the bay area. >> there is no more roller coasters. no more games, we can breathe because they're coming home, soon. and they're going to be become in the united states. >> release complicated kip plow matic maneuvers. and in the end, ohaman arranged the bail to free them just as they had a year ago for shourd. and president obama used his address to the un general asem fwloi expres

. >> his role is the pied piper for western recruits into yemen actually will be very difficult to fill. >> but officials say al- awlaki's voice hasn't been silenced completely. his fiery anti-american sermons are still online and before his death, he reportedly wrote an article justifying attacking civilians in the u.s. and other western countries. danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >>> president barack obama says that the death of al-awlaki marks another significant milestone in the effort to defeat al-qaeda. the president spoke just moments ago at fort myer in virginia. >>> al-awlaki and his organization have been directly responsible for the death of many yemeni citizens. his hateful ideology and targeting of innocent civilians has been rejected by the vast majority of muslims and people of all faiths. and he has met his demise the government and the people of yemen have joined the international community in a common effort against al-qaeda. >>> anwar al-awlaki was a chief cleric at a mosque in virginia before leaving for yemen. that's where he led accused fort hood sho

and on her reality show. >> and piper whispered to me as we were coming up the lawn, mom, that neighbor'sut there, he's watching us, he's watching us. >> reporter: an editorial in the local paper warned mcginniss, "alaska has a law that allows the use of deadly force in protection of life and property." >> has that been a problem or do you just go with the flow? >> you know, like todd says, some people just need to get a life. but bless his heart, he needs to get a life. >> i was surprised at sarah's reaction, but it taught me something very interesting. she overreacts. she has no modulation in her responses to stress. in other words, she freaks out. >> reporter: mcginniss insists he was not there to spy and that anything he learned about the palins from living next door did not go into the book. but the experience becomes a huge part of the story. >> you really became a character in the book. >> well, sarah made me a character. she's a phenomenon. i said that to todd when he came tromping across my lawn to confront me about living next door. he said, why are you writing about her anyway?

." >> i am the pied piper. i'm the instigator and will get other people to come in and make things happen. >> mitchell: and he's the unlikely film of "revenge of the electric car" which tracks the death and rebirth of an industry that has struggled along for more than a decade. >> i have another car just for parts. >> mitchell: filmmaker chris pain royalsed gadget's role in getting the technology on the road. >> somebody has to be first one out there. >> people at gadget keep studying the example so i think this is a much more powerful seed in the way things change than maybe people give credit for. >> mitchell: gadget's been in the forefront of electric conversions long before there was silicon valley upstart tesla. >> until we see every car on the road being electric, you know, we will not stop. >> mitchell: long before g.m.'s famed car guy, bob lutz, would see the light and launch production on the chevy volt. even before nissan's leaf. >> zero emissions, zero particles, zero noise, zero oil. >> reporter: ga

david piper joins us from tripoli with the very latest.-street fighting now in qaddafi's hometown of sirte. but the qaddafi followers there are putting up a stiff resistance. the rebels are being held back by experienced snipers following from mosques, and other high rise buildings. they are also laying down a deadly barrage of more mortars against the rebels. casualties are mounting though. we understand there was one attack on a rebel convoy by qaddafi forces firing rpg's into that. several wounded in that incident. qaddafi's spokesman ibrahim speaking by phone on syrian based tv says there was no chance of the rebels taking that city there was also reports earlier today that one of qaddafi's sons was seen in qaddafi's hometown shortly before the latest operation by the rebels. residence of the town have been streaming out of there during the lull in the fighting in sirte. at another qaddafi strong hold, bani wall lead south of tripoli, rebels have been struggling to take that town, also. they have now been beaten back, i understand and

. >> anwar al-awlaki was the pied piper of al qaeda, radicalizing people and committing them the cause of al qaeda to fight fellow citizens. >> reporter: one of al-awlaki's followers, another american, samir khan, died next to him in today's missile strike. khan, from north carolina, denied his tie to al qaeda in this interview in 2008. >> reporter: are you helping recruit for al qaeda? >> no. >> reporter: not at all? >> no. >> reporter: helping recruit for terrorism? >> not at all. >> reporter: he fled to yemen where he became the chief prop gannist for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. his latest edition was published just this week, a tribute to the anniversary of 9/11. it was that signature attack, of course, which defined al qaeda. at the time in 2001 al-awlaki was an imam at this this virginia mosque. while the f.b.i. was never able to connect him directly to the attacks, we nowak back had at least some contact with three of the hijackers who attended his sermons. now, the death of al-awlaki comes, of course, just five months after the killing of osama bin laden. that makes it a

. >> i am the pied piper. an instigator and i'll get other people to come in and make things happen. >> reporter: he is the unlikely star of "revenge of the electric car," which tracks the death and rebirth of an industry that has struggled along for more than a decade. >> i have another car just for parts. >> reporter: filmmaker chris payne recognized gadget's role in getting the technology out on the road. >> somebody has got to be the first one out there. >> people like gadget keep setting the example so i think this is a much more powerful seed in the way things change than maybe people give credit for. >> reporter: gadget has been in the forefront of electric conversions long before there was silicon valley upstart testing. >> until we see every car on the road being electric, you know, we will not stop. >> reporter: long before gm's famed car guy, bob lutz, would see the light and launch production on the chevy volt, even before nissan's leaf. >> zero emissions, zero particles, zero noise, zero oil. >> r

in tripoli david piper, fox news. >>> how would you like to spend a night on the rock?e'll tell you about some of the proposed changes to the iconic prison in the middle of bay. >>> it was one last chance for people to sink their teeth into some local eats. just how many people got a taste of oakland's eat real. [ male announcer ] when you come to new york from a place like detroit, no one expects you to influence the world of fashion. but when you grew up surrounded by rock 'n' roll and heavy industry, you just might make a name for yourself. ♪ that's what a blue-collar attitude can do in a white-collar world. ♪ now lease the all-new 2011 chrysler 300 for $339 a month for well-qualified lessees. >>> the bay area tourist attraction that once housed some of the world's most dangerous criminals can soon offer you a place to stay the night. not etch supporting the new proposal to change the landscape and access on alcatraz -- not everyone supports the new proposal. >> reporter: 150 million people come here, even if you have to brace a little bit of rain. now the park servi

a similar incident happened in west virginia when a plane crashed and burst into flames killing a piper. barack obama it's a levy a raised minimum tax rate on americans who earn more than a million dollars a year u.s. media reports obama will call his proposal the buffett rule a reference to billionaire warren buffett who has repeatedly raised the problem in the past well it's designed to ensure that the rich are taxed at the same great as middle income earners and contribute to reducing the country's deficit it's thought the president will publish more details on monday. the release of u.s. hikers convicted of spying in iran has been postponed until the second george returns from all a day on tuesday the manslaughter says he was in court again on sunday trying to complete the paperwork on their million dollar bail deal now the two american hikers were each sentence last month to eight years in prison they say they mistakenly crossed into iran while hiking in northern iraq. the former international monetary fund chief is to give his first t.v. interview since structures that he attempte

similar incident happened in west virginia when a plane crashed and burst into flames killing the piper. barack obama is to lead to raise the minimum tax rate on americans who earn more than a million dollars a year u.s. media reports obama will call his proposal the buffett rule reference to billionaire warren buffett who has repeatedly raised a problem in the past it's designed to ensure the rich are taxed at the same rate as middle income earners contribute to reducing the country's deficit it's thought the president will publish more details on monday. then as well as cancer stricken president says he will return to cuba for a fourth and probably final round of chemotherapy hugo chavez underwent surgery in june through hoover to mark over a full details of his condition and treatment were known. to recover and promises he will run for re-election next year that's inspired wider concerns for his health . the former chief of the international monetary fund is to give his first t.v. interview since charges that he attempted to rape a new york hotel they will drop the many assaults god

it's proof of concept from day one, and i think they will be applied piper for other tech firms to come to the neighborhood. that will benefit not only us, but the surrounding buildings and a neighbor heard that are struggling from vacancy right now. i encourage everyone to come by and see our project, and i hope that in five years' time we have a lot of residential surrounding us and a well-leased property, and it is something that the city, the mayor's office, and the shorenstein company can be very proud of. so thank you for your time today. [applause] >> and treader moves in in mid- 2012, and i think we will see that as such a transformer the catalyst to that region. so thank you. in addition to the twitter effect on midmarket, there is no doubt that the salesforce.com announcement for the massive mission bay campus headquarters at a big effect. in fact, i heard a brokerage china basin saying he was playing a lot of golf. -- before that happened, and he is here was kind of on fire after that. so many deals as a result of that excitement that was created in the synergy. again, i am n

to happen in china it's gammons he cannot get fifteen years of growth in three years and i pay the piper for that so it's just a matter who falls first right now looks like he was going to fall first and looks like he's going to be challenged to it if the e.u. and china can as the end outlast us and us it's a matter of not who's in the best condition but basically who is the least worst of the bad. conditions are strong for now last care eric cantor called for french citizens to withdraw their cash from the banks as an act of resistance in this ongoing financial war the population itself never did withdraw their deposits can you see the point in there is of course this protest on wall street going on occupy wall street is this an effective way for citizens to gauge in what is obviously a predatory aspect to the way the banks are doing business versus how people all around the world are getting screwed by the banks is forcing a bank closure by withdrawing deposits and possibly going into another currency or precious metals would this be an effective way to fight this financial war you kno

i took my daughter piper and my knees mckinley to the world war room in one liberty memorial in kansas city. standing in the rain, reading the inscriptions on those memorials, about the honor and the dedication to god and country, i thought of all those young patriots who suffered and died so far from alhome. revering our vets, with the next generation by my side, there was such clarity in our calling -- patriotic constitutionalists -- we have a duty, not just to the living but to those who came, who died before u s, and to the generations yet to be bored. our freedom was purchased by millions of men who charged the bayonets and they charged the canons. they knew there were going to die, but it was worth it for them. sacrificing for future generation's freedom. there were the ones that were inth the trenches. they gave their lives so we could be here today. you and i are blessed to be borne the heirs of freedom. -- to be born the heirs of freedom. [applause] as presiendent kennedy said, we dare not forget that we are the heirs of that first revolution, the heirs of those who froze with

we're just kicking the can down the road to use an over overly used metaphor and you know someday the piper is going to be paid and it looks like that day of reckoning is moving ever closer based on the volatility we're seeing the marketplace the confusion we're seeing in the markets and some of the more egregious examples of over overly in debt governments around the world and clearly we need solutions and i hear what you're saying that your position is that you can't tax your way to prosperity but can i ask you can i just ask you a personal i stand just to kind of sure see what you can do your do you are you a fan of ferrari like ferrari. love ferrars well i wouldn't necessarily have the myself but i if you want to give me one for free i wouldn't turn it down so you're a fan of ok well the chairman of ferrari which is a pretty expensive car needless to say this is what he's saying about taxing the rich to solve government debt crisis he told an italian paper this he said you have to begin by asking it of those who have the most because it is scandalous that it should be asked of the middl

dived piper is streaming live from tripoli the capital of libya.rebel fighting the stronghold was overtaken but the search for moammar khadafy himself continues. we really don't know where he is at this time. there were initial reports that he fled the country. there were reports that he was still there being protected by people who still support him. so the question still remains, where is khadafy. we will have david piper for you streaming live for us there shortly. we're having problems connected with him right now. but we'll back to him when we can. >> gregg: president obama is set to reveal the details of his plan to jumpstart the economy and job creation in the u.s. in his speech to the joint session of congress, the president laid out the broad outlines of a nearly $450 billion jobs' plan, a bill that he says should be passed immediately. >> should be nothing controversial about this legislation. everything in here is the kind of proposal that has been supported by both democrats and republicans including many who sit here tonight. everythin

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back to you, shannon. >> shannon: david piper with the latest live from libya.at the center of the president's healthcare law continues this week when a federal appeals court hears jet another challenge. joining us, the attorney arguing the case. and the chief operating officer for the center for american progress and former senior advisor in the obama administration. welcome to you both. >> nice to be here. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: you lost the battle at the lower court. how do you plan to change the judge's minds in this appeal. >> in the court of appeals it is a whole different round. two conservative appointees and one more on the left of center. i think these are falling close to idealogiccal lines but not always. we had a republican judge went against the position we advocated in the sixth circuit and a democratic judge went with us in the 11th. this is the necessary stop for what will ultimately be decided by the supreme court of the united states. it looks like our case out of the district of columbia and the 11th circuit cases are the two lead

jon: david piper there from tripoli where life goes on. david, thank you. lot going on around the world today, that's for sure. in the meantime we're keeping a close eye on capitol hill, stateside. the bi-partisan super committee is holding its second meeting right now and it is their job to make the tough decisions needed to reduce the federal budget by at least, at least $1.2 trillion. the hearing, by the way, they are hearing by the way from the head of the congressional budget office about the long-term effects of the nation's massive debt. we hear a lot about this. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. what is the so-called super committee really drilling down on today. >> reporter: they are looking at the long-term drivers of our national debt. they are hearing from the chairman, or the director of the congressional budget office, the nonpartisan congressional budget hofs and he is saying that citizens will have to be prepared to pay more for government or accept less in terms of services or benefits from their government or both. he's also talking ab

pipers piped it out. they closed the site the next day. month later, on june 21st, i went back to ground zero, the longest day of the year, a summer's day, i just needed to go and spend the day there. and i would like to read to you, since i wrote this book as well as made the photographs -- i think i should behave like an author for a moment and just read what happened to me on that day. it seemed fitting to go back on the site on the longest day of the year, a day not unlike 9/11 except that the promise of summer was in the air. the familiar territory within the bathtub walls was unnaturally quiet as i descended. now empty of the nearly 4 million pounds of debris that had so recently fallen there. it was a slow meditative walk filled with images that randomly flashed across my mind. i felt as if an enormous transparent library soared above me through which i could see distributed throughout its layered levels the 8,000-plus images that i had made. first, as i walked on my early rounds over the hills of rubble and later spiraling down and

david piper in the libya today. jon: scary.orm warning and a hurricane watch issue inside the atlantic, tropical storm maria is on the move, expected to get stronger. right now it's swirling toward bermuda. janice dean live in the fox news extreme weather center for us. j.d.? >> and how about some summertime snow for those colorado rockies, jon? jon: i heard it's been snowing up high. >> reporter: we'll talk about that in just a second, but here's maria, around 100 miles west of bermuda. 70 mile-per-hour winds, that just makes it shy of a hurricane, it certainly could become a hurricane within the next several hours. tropical storm force winds across bermuda at 36 miles per hour, so we're going to watch that in the next several hours, but it's moving very, very quickly, and into tomorrow we're going to see this storm come very close to the southeastern shore of newfoundland. we'll watch that very carefully. we are expecting, certainly, some very strong winds and some heavy rain for parts of eastern canada. just want to show you

david piper live for us from tripoli today. jon: we've told you about those pirates operating off the coast of africa. you think they go after container ships, tankers, that kind of thing. well, they're becoming more of a concern for tourists. this after a couple visiting a resort off the coast of kenya was attacked and the husband killed. we'll talk with a travel expert on how you can make sure you're safe when traveling in that part of the world. >>> plus, the search for an armed soldier on the run from police. he is reportedly saying he won't be taken alive. jon: you have heard about pirates off the coast of somalia targeting big ships with expensive cargo. well, now it appears somali pirates are increasingly going after tourists and business travelers. just last weekend british publisher david and his wife judith were vacationing at a kenyan coastal resort when they were attacked. he was shot dead, she was taken away by boat and is still missing. the founder and ceo of the center for personal protection and safety, he also

monday of under 40 page report was released it cited federal regulators for not seen the fault of piperaid they have made changes >> we have reduced the pressure on 69 mi. of pipeline rule with >> the report also said that deficiencies when in the practice was a systemic problem which they offered eight recommendations. >> it took over an hour and have to get control of the gas. >> a live look outside i washington monument engineers are expected to repeled on the monument to check damaged from the east coast earthquake they will be inspecting the monument from the outside and this is video from inside the monument at the exact time when the quake struck you can see the tour is running out of the building and a pre starting to vault from about. officials feel there are more laws they're going to fix it did in then open it backups >> the kron 4 morning news will continue a look at the bay area bridge or we're fog free. you disgust me. prove it. enough's enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding, guaranteed. d-con. get out. >> >> >the actress was kicked off the pl

i thought it was a small cessna, a piper, a crazy person or a horrible pilot had missed the building and i hasn't seen the picture of this giant airliner driving into the building. so i didn't realize that until i got down fifth avenue. because i went fifth avenue so i could see the building right away. and, you know, we saw flames flowing out of the top of the building with all of my floors, we were from the 101st to the 105th floors. it was so horrible-looking. i knew i had to get there because i was praying that my guys had been able to get out. that they didn't look -- it didn't look good. >> your brother was there, your closest friends were there. 658 employees were there. it must have been the ultimate nightmare for you? >> it's impossible for it to happen. they couldn't all be in a place where they would all be in risk. two or three people can be in a car. only could be in a plane. it's not possible to lose 658 people. not possible to lose all of my friends, all of my co-workers. people don't really pay enough attention to how much love and respect to the people you work with.

i took my daughter piper and my niece with us to world war i liberty memorial in kansas city. and standing in the rain, reading the inscriptions there on the memorials, about the honor in one's dedication to our country, i think of our vets there with the next generation by my side. there was a calling. we have a duty not just to the living, but to those who came and died before us and so the generations yet to be born. our freedom was purchased by millions of men now long forgotten throughout history who charged the bay nets and they charged the can thanes, they knew they were going to die. it was worth it for them. sacrificing for future generations freedom. they're the ones who paid in the tenchs and suffered in the p.o.w. camps. they gave their lives so that we could be here today. we're blessed to be born the heirs of freedom. as president john f.k. said, we dare not forget today that we are the heirs of first revolution, the heir of those who froze with washington at valley forge and who held the line at gettysburg, who freed the slaves to close a shameful chapter and wh