the uniforms either. >> roy kim: uh, no. >> roy choi: yeah. [ laughter ] >> roy kim: well, he still choi: you just do the work. >> roy kim: i just do the work. [ laughter ] as a korean, he knows. >> anthony: we start with bonchon, all those delicious little freebie plates of pickles, preserves, kimchi, a spicy squid snack or two. no bonchon? no meal. >> roy choi: and you know what this restaurant has that a lot of restaurants are going away from? is the, um, is the chair-less rooms. >> anthony: you don't do the, the feet under? knees forward, feet under? >> roy choi: oh the, the tea ceremonies. >> anthony: straight ahead? oh, no can do. >> roy choi: the seating, yeah. that was punishment for koreans. >> roy kim: yeah. >> roy choi: that's, that's a punishment. >> roy kim: and with the book over your head. >> roy choi: for hours. >> anthony: what would a crime be? what got you into that, uh, position? >> roy choi: yeah, i mean, it could be as, as minimal as a 94 on the test. >> anthony: korean parents? well, let's just say they veer towards the strict. moms and dads were not, shall we

and roy cohn said, "never settle."d, "you need to fight back harder than they ever hit you." >> narrator: at a press conference and in court filings, trump and cohn claimed they were the victims. >> he comes right back with a $100 million lawsuit, which was filed by roy cohn. and that was roy cohn's signature kind of thing. >> roy cohn taught donald how to come out punching, how to use lawsuits like machine gun bullets, and take a no-prisoners approach to city hall, to your business opponents, to anyone else who might get in your way. and i think donald reveled in that. >> narrator: but with damning evidence of racial discrimination, the company was forced to settle. nevertheless, trump didn't admit any wrongdoing and even declared the outcome a victory. >> this is a classic example of where trump begins to demonstrate something he talks about all the time today, which is he's a counter-puncher. so somebody comes after him and says that he's done something nefarious and horrible, and he just goes back at them with all

first opening framing remarks by roy austin junior. the deputy assistant to the president for urban affairs. we'll turn to a roundtable discussion, roy austin, venita gupta. carol mason the assistant attorney general at the u.s. department of justice, and jenny yang. they're truly a remarkable group and we're exceedingly fortunate to have them with us today. the seriousness of today's panel is important about we are committed to carrying the flame for serious discussion during these times. i would like to recognize the extraordinary efforts of our director and team for pulling together the discussion. now i will turn the microphone over to roy austin. >> thank you very much, kristen, i appreciate it, i see a lot of good friends here in the audience and this panel is really just -- i really gathered together my best friends. is what i did here people i've worked closely with over the years. let me frame, and i think diane did an amazing job talking about criminal justice reform. we do criminal justice reform not just because it's econom

roy has outlined what the commission has done. i want you to know we couldn't have done that without the partnership of many of you in the room we have crime rates going down. that's thanks to the work we've been doing. >> we have to focus, we're all capable of multitasking, and doing things multiple times. the three areas where we really need to do work, we need to do it in the community, the courtroom, and the cell block in terms of on the prevention side my brother's keeper initiative. when i meet with young people, they talk about, don't call me at risk, call me at hope. that's what embodies my brother's keeper initiative. for all of those who feel it's targeting one population. we believe if we provide a system that allows them to succeed, we all succeed. i encourage you all to look at your communities. and look at the work we're doing the support of school discipline work. we've changed the mantra, and flipped the script, we no longer talk about the school to prison pipeline i'd like to ask the question about who in this roo

jason roy scored a dark in two balls that day.t was so disappointing. then again we got to the final, which is something we never thought we could do at the start when we all got together. for us start when we all got together. for us to get into a final was an incredible feeling. india have already won the series, england desperate to avoid a whitewash, they feel like they deserve something from this series so far. they will be forced into one change tomorrow, alex hales has broken his hand. it looks like sam billings will open alongsidejason looks like sam billings will open alongside jason roy. looks like sam billings will open alongsidejason roy. join looks like sam billings will open alongside jason roy. join us looks like sam billings will open alongsidejason roy. join us for commentary from 7:45am. last week seven sports began an appeals process against uk sport's decision not to provide them with any funding for the tokyo 2020 games, among them was weightlifting. sarah davies is one of the leading gb women and knows just h

roy: si incluso lo hice anoche se corte.a: crees que alguien se atreverÍa a ponerse mi cara y la de javi en su cabeza? roy: pues claro, si alguien se atreve nos mandas la foto. un corte de estos tardan de una hora a dos horas depende el recorte. hice uno de la ultima cena. carolina:cuanto cuesta? roy:de 200 a 500 dÓlares. javier: te queremos agradecer por habernos acompaÑado y a todas las personas que siguieron el dÍa de hoy. carolina: talento hispano y se ve muy, muy bien. maÑana mucho mÁs aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital". javier: imagÍnate un corte contigo conmigo? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ galilea:siempre estamos al lÍmite! andra:buenos dÍas! galilea: feliz jueves, animo que viene el fin de semana. todos:Ánimo!

i will turn the microphone over to roy austin. >> thank you very much. i appreciate all of you being here. i see a lot of good friends here in the audience and this panel together my best friends. people who i have worked closely with over the years. diane did in amazing job talking about the importance of criminal justice reform. we do it not just because it is economical, not just because it helps to save lives. straight up because it is right. this is the right thing to do for fellow americans and fellow human beings. under this administration, and this is some of the things we have accomplished over the last eight years. century force on 21st policing, and effort led by ron davis. we have a stronger civil rights division than we have probably ever had. act, -- thedy thing .air sentencing act crimesthew shepard hate prevention act. we have the blue alert act and the custody reporting act. we have seen over the last eight years the proliferation of the use of body cameras. the clemency initiative, yesterday, another 158 individuals were granted -- more

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committee on inaugural ceremonies, stacey mcbride, frank larkin, house sergeant of arms paul irving, roy blount, rules committee ranking member and senate democratic leader charles e. schumer, speaks of the house of the represents, paul d. ryan, >> yes, they've had to do this twice. they're escorting people and then they get introduced. you'll get to hear from a couple of them before the oath. >> michael, is there anything magical about the time? we talk about noon, the swearing of the oath. constitutionally? >> it's the moment that goes all the way back. and an interesting thing is how hard a moment that is because in 1981 when jimmy carter was the outgoing president, as you know, he was trying to get american hostages released from iran. and at 12:0 1, one of the aides

not the roy cohn that most historians know, but the later roy cohn. he did the most to inspire and instruct and in fact construct the donald. you can see at last, 30 years after his death, america has made way for roy cohn's greatest creation, donald trump. they're a have to be a new scene or new act in "angels in america." after the viciousness in the early 1950's, cohen is credited with opening a law practice in new york. the clients included the mafia bosses like john gotti and others. it was also the law office of the catholic archdiocese of new york and the new york yankees. [laughter] >> it was only natural for the young trump to seek out the man to do battle with the nixon justice department who was suing that she was being sued by racial discrimination. donald was awestruck by his take no prisoners style. he took to donald as a handsome and suggestible acolyte. in his clutter, in his townhouse on 68th street, and on the dance floor studio 54, the self hating jew showed trump the ropes. introduced him to all the right people. taught him how to

governor roy cooper was sworn into office a few on minutes after midnight on new year's day. comes after the state legislature passed a series of measures to strip him of his power. on friday, a north carolina judge temporarily blocked those measures until they can be reviewed later this had week. cooper beat out outgoing republican governor pat mccurry in a tight race that is bitterly contested. >>> north korea says it is intercontinental missile. that would put the country another step closer to launch ago nuclear bomb overseas. this weekend, north korean leader kim jong un says the next missile test is in its final stages. >>> a new suspension bridge in china claims now to be the

capital. >>> senator roy blunt is the chair of the inaugural committee. this is the view you will see friday morning. pretty spectacular. >> it's a great view. with any luck we'll see it without rain, but a lot of times weather is something you deal with on a day where millions of people are watching. >> explain how this came together. when did the work begin for this platform and podium and what's been involved since then? >> we've been working on this for about seven months. i think it takes a little more time every time, the security concern is a little greater as they should be every time. so you begin to plan. you look at every problem that anybody else has faced and say are we sure we're not going to have problem stuck in the tunnel. are we sure this is going to happen and that's going to happen. about seven months of planning and then the actually building of this platform that will have 1,600 or so people on it friday morning started right about labor day. a bunch of guys that don't normally drive nails came out and drove some ceremonial nails and

king, roy wilkins, and others.lost faith in the idea of forced integration and liberal policies like affirmative actio action. he supported nixon, bush. he lost two sons to gun violence and decided you know want, guns are a good thing in the black community. became an nra member. i want to say to the entire family and to black conservatives who were inspired by roy innis and the good he did, my heart is with you. stick a very nice god bless him. >> you know you like to plan ahead. preorder something that is coming out february 28th. a new book by george w. bush. "portraits of courage." general peter pace and laura bush both right forwards. the president has painted the portraits of wounded warriors who served under his command. it is compiled in this book. proceeds will go to the nonprofit organization to help with military research into ptsd. >> very good. we've been talking about this for a few days. take a look at this picture. cops portrayed as pigs and whatnot. representative william lacy clay, the congressman

host: roy calls from arkansas, independent call are. name of your name of your tow roy? >> silo. uess what is happening in the u.s.a. right now. the last comment i want to make the insurance companies are, lobby in the largest washington, d.c. and they don't care which way this thing goes.

ryan giggs 20 years, roy keane 11 years.tring of players have existed at the club for long periods. but i could not think he was ever going to beat the record set by bobby charlton, i did not ta ke set by bobby charlton, i did not take anyone could do that. it was quite a substantial record. and he has done it 200 games short of bobby. it is an achievement. and in the present game. it is difficult to see any club, not so much united who have players who stay ten years, i think that is the issue. jose mourinho mentioned marcus rashford and that is an opportunity for that young lad if he stays at united and creates and develops his presentjob in the same way when rooney has, it is possible. but it is a big target. 42 years it lasted, remember that. i said to bobby on saturday, your record only lasted 42 years. you mentioned jose mourinho, six months into thejob, how mentioned jose mourinho, six months into the job, how do you feel it has gone for him? i think he has done really well. it is not easy at united. not easy to come

well, that guy is joining roy and michael moore in heaven.ess it's true what they have say, you shouldn't ride a kayak down a mountain. god rest his soul. hashtag so sad. topic number 4. if tuna is the chicken of the sea, sea lions must, the tigers of the lake. unless you are talk about this alion. this nautical escapee was spotted in state taking in the sights and the nap on a honda civic. while civics are historically sturdy and reliable cars. we have to wonder why the sea lion did choose a luxury sedan. he found himself another vehicular form of transport to hitch himself on to. that's animal pornography. i don't know why everyone is laughing. that hurtle is taking the sea lion to a dark alley. that's what happens when you borrow a hot glue gun and forget to return it. carl, try riding me in my show like that. topic number five it's easy to get cynical, particularly about dating it's nice to see a young couple enjoying themselves like these two on a lovely night out on the town. and you may be thinking why did someone dress up monkeys and

very film's star ooking dress for cohan it is also convertible when a lot of issues forecasts for ross roy hoff panetta is hell we show it but it did have detachable sleeves. hindu could attach it to the clips on the shoulders and also has a back way that you could open up to create a neckline you could wear it and ave a different looks. >> how does the smithsonian get these dresses quick. > in 1812 to solicit to ask if they have something to give to this collection. the first person to date of -- bodoni her own was sawhorses taft so now a letter is sent to the secretary's office to mrs. romp we will introduce -- trump and we will introduce ourselves and the collectionand ask if she would be so generous to dinner -- a donate a piece of clothing we are happy to have anything but the public is fascinated with the inaugural gown spirit as any then refused to have you been nable? >> the only first lady that refused was edith roosevelt when it was first established anything she thought that might be silly but she also said she

he is in conversation with roy eisenhardt, former president of the oakland athletics. [applause] >> welcome, leland. our main purpose is to cheer everybody up. secondarily, we will discuss leland's new book and hopefully they will work in synchronicity. i was interviewing an author recently who said the best sign the interviewer hasn't read my book is when they ask about the title. i have to somehow get past that inference because in the rest of the evening, framing the title of your book is very important. "a capitalist's lament: how wall street is fleecing you and ruining america," very poetic. how wall street is ruining america, i will summarize it, i want you to see why you chose that. >> i wanted to make sure my readers understood i am devoted to the free enterprise system and i believe without free enterprise we are all going to be poorer and have less freedom. capitalists's lament, someone who believes in the system we have and don't want to do away with the system but help fix it. wall street means -- firms have hijacked the system for their own selfish benefit

for more on how to cope with the anguish we turn to roy wood, jr., everybody!y? what are you crying for? don't smile because the journey is over! don't be sad that the happen necessary -- dude, this is mi my fifth coconut. i'm sorry. >> trevor: how can you be happy and drinking now? >> easily, because i'm drunk. secondly, you saw the speech today, trump is going to be so bad, obama's legacy is on lockdown. like, obama was good, but it really helps if the guy who follows you is terrible. like, for example, people wanted to hate on christian bale as batman, then ben affleck came along and people chanting at bail, four more films! four more films! too late, i can't do anymore! i'm in "the big short" now! can't do batman! >> trevor: is that batman? your batman sounds like he's taking a (bleep). so you're saying obama will be remembered fondly especially because of trump. >> i'm just saying it doesn't hurt. they might not miss him now but when the folks in the red states start seeing the tax cuts going to the superrich, they're going to be on the phone, going, i don

sam billings and jason roy added 98 for the first wicket, with roy making his third consecutive half — but the surrey man has just departed for 65 — bowled by ravi jadeja. a short time ago, england were 110 for 2 from 20 overs. sir bobby charlton says he's delighted for wayne rooney, who yesterday scored his 250th goal for manchester united to become the club's top scorer, finally eclipsing sir bobby's record. rooney will not have scored too many better with a stunning 94th minute free kick earning united a 1—1 draw at stoke. yes, a great honour, so i can really proud. it is difficult at the minute to be over pleased because of the result. two points dropped, but in the grand scheme of things, is a huge honourfor me and something i did not expect when ijoined the club, but i am delighted and really proud. premier league leaders chelsea will be happy with the results in the premier league yesterday — the teams chasing them gained little ground. liverpool suffered a shock defeat to swansea city and manchester city and tottenham hotspur drew. ben croucher wraps up the day's action. satu

gill roy police hope someone who recognize this he man will give them a call. >> a daredevil demonstrationt the home of the minnesota vikings took a look loft attention away from the game yesterday. two protesters, one wearing a brett favre vikings jersey, climbed the rafter at u.s. bank stadium, high above tens of thousands of fans and unfurled a bannerrer, protesting the bank's involvement in the controversial dakota pipeline. many fans wondering how those protesters pulled off this dangerous stunt. >> i talked to a people of fans who were sitting right there, and the lady said that the lady carried the sign in in her back pack, into the stadium, and then they climbed trip stairs. i don't know how they got past the security at that point. >> me either minneapolis police waited until after the vikings 38-10 win over the bears to arrest those protesters. they were charged with trespassing. >>> all right. right now, it is 6:42. time to check in in our newsroom with a look at what's coming up on mornings on 2. >> when i join you in a few minutes here, we're working on a christmas day mystery

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jason roy scored a duck in two balls that day.inting. then again we got to the final, which is something we never thought we could do at the start when we all got together. for us to get into a final was an incredible feeling. india have already won the series, england desperate to avoid a whitewash, they feel like they deserve something from this series so far. they will be forced into one change tomorrow, alex hales has broken his hand. it looks like sam billings will open alongside jason roy. join us for commentary from 7:a5am. pa rt part of a big day of sport and as i say, you must see match of the day to night, fantastic day of football. the next bulletin at a 15 game. unmissable. some places as low as —6c already across pulse of sutherland. some of us across pulse of sutherland. some of us have enjoyed lots of clear skies and sunshine but for others it has been disappointingly grey and working all day. but wherever you have been it has been chilly. the skies cleared across parts of south—east england. some freezing fog acros

roy hodgson could be an interesting one.as keen to perhaps get back into coaching. those are some names, but they're always the usual ones bandied about. the hunt is now on for hull to find a manager and quickly. we will watch with interest. thanks. sir andy murray has extended his winning streak to 25 matches on the atp tour as he be jeremy chardy in straight sets at the qatar open. it was his first competitive match since becoming a night in the new year is on a list. the sign writers might have a few extra letters to squeeze on, but andy murray very little has changed. as with much of 2016 he turns up and wins. he barely had a first set quite so simple as the one throwing up quite so simple as the one throwing up and tha. jeremy chardy used to be ranked inside the world's top 30. but he managed just seven points in a set andy murray wrapped up in 20 minutes. —— thrown up in doha. murray matched jeremy chardy every shot of the way as he upped his intensity a reinvigorated jeremy chardy refused to just fall over. instead, e

cooper will still be able to do once he is in office. >> roy cooper still going to be the governor.ill gets the keys to the mansion at some point on january 1st. he still gets to use the big ball room. >> seth: so he can't do anything but he gets a mansion and a ballroom. does he also get a typewriter so he can work on his novel? [ laughter ] he also argued in multiple interviews last week that it was okay for republicans to do this because democrats tried similar, though much less triconian measures in the past. and said anyone that thinks republicans wouldn't try to strip the incoming governor of his powers is just being naive. >> do you think it was wrong what the democrats did, then? >> chuck, i think wrong is always in the eye of the beholder of who's ox is getting gored. that is the way it's always been in these things. >> so what you're saying, in this case two wrongs make a right? >> what i would say is that legislatures overtime on both sides of the aisle have deemed that they loath executive power but they'll give a little more to their guy but when the other side gets in

senator roy blunt, the chairman of the inauguration on this historic day, and journalist paula broadwellns me on the president's plan to combat cyber warfare. also here with me carly fiorina and grover norquist zero in on what trump policies will mean to you. we kick it off right now with former house speaker newt gingrich. mr.mr. speaker, thanks very much for joining us. >> good to be with you. what a week. maria: what are you expecting in the way of executive orders this week? >> well, i think the he's going to take significant steps continuing down the road with moving back obamacare, taking first steps on immigration. i suspect he will suspend a number of president obama's policies that were soft on immigration. i think he will also begin moving towards a much tougher trade policy particularly with mexico and china. and i think all that's going to come, plus i think they're going to go through a lot of deregulation, stripping away a variety of things that president obama did, for example, in his war on coal. and i think you'll see president trump rolling back a lot of obama's executi

we'll be popping up pictures of things, one is senator roy blunt of missouri holding a ticket. i know from your web site you can order them. >> you can order them, they have plan printed for the make america great celebration, and most important for swearing in the american people do not need tickets, they should come from near and far from every corner, come, celebrate with us, celebrate this weigh peaceful tr of power. and trump movement in washington d.c. on noon january 20. harris: i want to get into nitty-gritty of how this might be different, what traditions are you preserving and what differences you are making. >> traditions are the house, traditional coffee tea between the first family and incoming first family, that is a hallmark of peaceful transfer of power, then noon january 20, president-elect becomes president, and, now, some things will be different, historically parades have been longer. it was 4 hours for eisenhower in this case, it will be shorter, representative and diverse, because this president-elect, is all about getting to work, working for the american

house sergeant at arms, the chairman of the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies, royles committee ranking member and senate democratic leader, charles e. schumer, the speaker of the house of representatives, paul d. ryan, senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, house majority leader, kevin mccarthy, and house democratic leader, nancy pelosi. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president-elect of the united states, donald john trump. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint congressional committee for inaugural ceremonies, the honorable roy blunt. senator blunt: thank you-all. if you have a seat, you can sit down. mr. president, mr. vice president, mr. president-elect, mr. vice president-elect, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states f america. today the legislative, executive, the judicial branches of our constitutional government come together for the 58th inauguration of the president of the united states. millions of people all over the world will watch and will listen to this event. 36 years ago i

senator, roy blunt. thank you so much for being with us. >> chris, nice to be with you. >> reporter: you were the head of the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremony, are you ready? >> we're ready. >> reporter: what do you want to come out of friday? what is your top priority? >> my top priority is for people all over the world to see what happens here. reagan said in his first inaugural that what we do here is commonplace and miraculous. commonplace because we figured out how to do it every four years since about 1789, and miraculous because we've done it every four years since 1789. >> reporter: think about the momentousness of what has happened along this stairwell. let's take a little walk, shall we? we'll finish this walk as we're going to head out to where the ceremony will be held. security also a very big issue here. you're feeling confident about that? it is by far the biggest expense of this $200 million extravagan extravaganza. >> it is. my goal for people when they leave here frid

also think that he learned smear tactics and bill of rights violation tactics from a master who was roy and briefly, finally, in your post about this on facebook you wrote david koch was appalled, he branded trump petty and vulgar. did he say anything else to you? >> well, i'm going to let david koch speak for himself. he's a dear friend and a golfing buddy. i think donald's behavior certainly speaks for itself. >> do you think he'd ever been booted from a course before, though? >> have i? >> no, david koch, do you think he's ever been booted off a golf course? >> well, it was really not david who was booted. i was the one who was booted. i offered to taken a uber so david and our other playing companions could stay there but all of them together, the other three, said no, no, we came as a foursome, we shall leave as a foursome and we went to play emerald dunes which, in my view, is a much, much better golf course. >> well, we got your views on all that and it sounds like mr. koch felt you danced with the one who brung ya and you all left together. an interesting story small or large de

sam billings and jason roy added 98 for the first wicket, with roy making his third consecutive half bowled by ravi jadeja. jonny bairstow and all and morgan had rebuilt. a short time ago, england were 185 for 2. premier league leaders chelsea could end today as much as nine points clear at the top of the table. they play hull later. arsenal will move up to second if they beat burnley. today's lunchtime kick—off sees southampton host leicester. that's all sport for now. i think it is important to stay focused. two teams and difficulties in the same position in the premier league. leicester and ourselves want points and it is important to have good consideration about this. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. theresa may will become the first foreign leader to meet the new us president in washington. conservative mp, nadhim zahawi, sits on the foreign affairs committee and joins me now from central london. president trump has made it clear he wa nts to president trump has made it clear he wants to prioritise a bilateral deal with united kingdom whe

it's closed both lanes south of gill roy and highway 128. over the past three hours, we've seen rain fall come down in this region and if we fly you down closer to the storm report and this is where highway 129 and the 101 intersect right here, we do have uvis creek flooding reported and both directions are closed. now, this happened around 6:40. that's when we first saw this report but not been cleared up yet because the national weather service issued a warning extending this till 1:45 in the morning. twelve hour loop of the heavy rain that we saw start early in the morning and continue all day tot into this evening and checking out another line that will be transitioning to the east moving into parts of our south bay zone into san francisco and peninsula as we go into the rest of tonight. in our north bay zone right now, we're seeing a few light isolated shower ands right here in the southern tip of our north bay zone, we could see heavier downpours once again. go to futurecast and that shows that we will be dealing with a clearing as we

. >> well, thank you, roy. first of all, let's have a hand for roy. he did a good job, he and his staff on this inauguration. [ applause ] >> now, mr. president, earlier this year iris and i were truly blessed. we watched our older daughter, jessica, marry the boy of her dreams. we are so happy. that's when i learned, though, nothing's official until there's a photo of it. so, mr. president, now it's official. i present to you the photograph of your inauguration. [ applause ] >> mr. president and mr. vice president and mrs. trump and mrs. pence, a gift that you're going to have a chance to look at more later and a lot more over the years, is something that really a tradition started, now this is the eighth inauguration where the lennox company has made a special presentation of a gift made uniquely for each of you and uniquely for this event. this year, the company proposed and the committee determined that the bowl they had in mind is something you would value for a long time. the one that the president has and the first lady has is an etching of the

one of those rifleman was corporal roy hammonds, third platoon, and i'd like to read a passage from my book about him. a shot rang out. the men crouched seeking cover as if at a single fiber six enemy a case opened up on the far side of the draw. the rapid building to a metallic roar and hail of bullets came in from the right flank and i had. our m-16s opened up in reply. a thin screen, the relentless pattern of rain, i'm hit, i'm hit. corpsman up, the familiar cry of stuff hitting the fan. take cover, take cover i yelled. this was the ambush i dreaded. i rolled and embrace my rifle butt against the rich on my vest and triggered off about half the magazine towards the incoming fire. i looked at downhill and i saw a body between two bushes, legs sprawled in a stream. fire team to left up and rushed in short -- then drop to set up a defensive position on the flight. bullets went into the brush and cracked into trees showering bart and white pulpy wood. the fire team leader collapsed next to me. they got the stock. i measured the distance to the motionless medic around who impacts were hi

ladies and gentlemen, the honourable roy blunt.lemen, welcome to the inauguration of the 45t h welcome to the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states of america. today the legislative, the executive, the judicial rajas of constitutional government come together for the 58 inauguration of the president of the united states. millions of people all over the world will watch and will listen to this event. so we come to this place again, commonplace and miraculous, a national moment of celebration, but not a celebration of victory, a celebration of democracy. mr vice president elect, would you raise your right hand and repeat after me. i. your right hand and repeat after me. i, michael richard p, do solemnly swear. . . i, michael richard p, do solemnly swear... aya, michael richard pence, do solemnly swear... but i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. against all enemies, foreign and domestic. against all enemies, foreign and

>> missouri senator roy blunt spoke with steve skully about his role and preparations for the 58th presidential inauguration. they are at the west front of the u.s. capitol. >> the chair of the joint inaugural committee. this is the view you will see friday morning. pretty spectacular. >> it is a great view. i hope with good luck we will see it without lots of rain. about half the time weather is one of the things you deal with on a day that millions of people all over the world watch to see how we do what we do. >> explain how this all came together. when did the work begin for this spodium and what has been involved? >> we have been working on this the past seven months. it takes a little more time every time. the security concerns a little greater as they should be seven months of planning and then building of this platform with 1,607 or so people on it friday morning started right about labor day. a bunch of guys that don't formally drive came out and drove ceremonial nails and we let the real nail drivers get to work. they finished about a week ago and the carpet was put on and covered up

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the chairman of the joint inaugural committee, roy blunt. senate democratic leader, travel is a schumer. the speaker of the house, paul d ryan. kevin mccartney and democratic house leader nancy pelosi. [trumpets playing. [trumpets playing] ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentle man, the president-elect of the united states, donald john trump. [band playing] ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint inaugural committee, the honorable roy blunt. >> thank you all. if you have a seat, you can. sit down. mr. president, mr. vice president, mr. president-elect, mr. vice president-elect. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states of america. [cheering and applauding] today, the legislature, the judicial branches of our government come together for the 58th inauguration of the president of the united states. millions of people will watch and listen to this event. 36 years ago at his first inauguration was also the first inauguration on this side of the capital, president ronald reagan

the chairman of the joint inaugural committee, roy blunt. senate democratic leader, travel is a schumer. the speaker of the house, paul d ryan. kevin mccartney and democratic house leader nancy pelosi. [trumpets playing. [trumpets playing] ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentle man, the president-elect of the united states, donald john trump. [band playing] ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint inaugural committee, the honorable roy blunt. >> thank you all. if you have a seat, you can. sit down. mr. president, mr. vice president, mr. president-elect, mr. vice president-elect. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states of america. [cheering and applauding] today, the legislature, the judicial branches of our government come together for the 58th inauguration of the president of the united states. millions of people will watch and listen to this event. 36 years ago at his first inauguration was also the first inauguration on this side of the capital, president ronald reagan