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a time to respect and reflect this memorial service at notre dame dunamura university in belmont honoring the heroes of 9/11 and fallen public safety officers in san mateo county. we call all those we honor today. those who lost their lives on 9/11 and those who lost their lives before and after 9/11. we call them humans. san francisco police and fire departments held this commemoration at 6:45 am the moment pacific time when the twin towers in new york city were struck names of fallen first responders were read aloud. in napa's 9/11 memorial garden where steel beams from the collapsed world trade center stand prayers for the fallen 2,996 spirits were not destroyed. they live in us the names of those who perished are forever etched here. those names cannot be forgotten the courage that took place that day should echo forever former marine and artist ryan jensen paying his perspects to those lost and to the first responders still serving our communities to the firefighters here. to the police officers to the people making the community a wonderful safe place. i have so much gratitude for you cornell ber

star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ [bell tolling] >> this memorial service at notre dame university at belmont honoring the heroes of safety officers is in san mateo county. >> we honor all of those today, those who lost their lives on 9/11 and those who lost their lives before and after 9/11. we call them heroes. >> ♪ [singing] ♪ ♪ cornell: san francisco police and fire departments held this commemoration at tics 45s them a a.m., the time in the pacific time when the towers had fallen in new york. names of the first responders were read aloud. in napa's 9/11 memorial garden where steel beams from the collapsed world trade center stand, prayers for the fallen. >> 299 spirits were not destroyed. they live in us. chris: the names who forever perished live on with us. former marine and artist ryan jensen paying his respects to those lost and to the first responders still serving our communities. >> to the firefighters here, to the police officers, to the people making the community a wonderful and safe place, i have so much gratitude for you. chris: cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: people came together to honor 9/11

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of. >> i would tell you you would have a tough time today finding universities that have a disregard or no concern for their student-athletes. >> reporter: gop pennsylvania representative mike kelly briefly played football at notreketbooks instead of hitting the books. >> they're chasing the dollar instead of chasing an education. >> reporter: but advocates of nil's say universities may bank off student-athletes for too long, even restricting athletes from what they could do off the field. that's why congress wants to get involved. kevin? >> kevin: chad pergram, the man, the myth, the legend on capitol hill. thank you, chad. let's get insight and analysis now on how these name-image-likeness deals are changing college athletics with peter. peter, i've covered sports for a long time. people are curious about this notion that, listen, you're out there selling jerseys. if you're a star athlete, why not cash in and get a buck or two? >> thank you for having me on. it's been 115 years coming. student-athletes have been waiting for this right. it's about time. they should always have been able to profit off of their name, image and likeness whether it's selling their own swag, having an ability to have a social influe

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formulation in his famous 1977 speech at notre dame university pretty said in part for too many years we have been willing to adopt a flawed and erroneous tactics ofary sometimes abandoning our values for theirs. vietnam he said was the best example of the intellectual and moral poverty of u.s. poverty choices. but he blessed nixon's decision-making more generally and embrace of any dictator joined us. it kind of criticism perhaps peaked in the early 21st century with the publications the trial of henry kissinger which proposed no less than prosecution for the decision making during the nixon presidency. expressions of hostility nixon had departed from honored american traditions both in the content of his policies, especially the low regard as either practice or goal in the cynicism that lay at the heart of his political style. this is something critics on both left and right agreed on. it's worth pointing out nixon's record particularly in the foreign policy realm is repute in some republican circles as early as 1976 and over time the gop would move further and await further away from realism and a moralizing approach to foreign policy that beca

of 911 commemorations today across the bay area. livermore and pleasanton fire departments will hold several remembrance events. san mateo's county's public safety agencies are holding a memorial service at notre dame university in belmont at 10:00 a.m. st. francis solano school in sonoma will hold its annual ceremony at 8:00 a.m. when they will remember the victims and plant flags on the school's front lawn. in napa at 11:00 a.m. a memorial service at the napa memorial garden where you can see a monument constructed for the victims which used steel from the collapsed world trade center. >>> and of course it is a sol morning overseas in the united kingdom as well. this is a live look at the royal hearse carrying the coffin of queen elizabeth, which is on its way scotland. the queen's coffin left balmoral castle around 2:00 a.m. our time. it is almost finished with its six-hour journey to the cathedral. the hearse has slowed down in towns so that thousands of onlookers could pay their respects. this as we learn more about the details of the queen's funeral, happening next week. nbc's matt bradley reports from london. >> reporter: some really stirring scenes today as this solemn period of mourning continues. we