this is a military operation and again, if you have been to the tomb of the unknown soldier, you knowow precise they are and how important timing is and precision, i assume this will be happening at the top of the hour. it's 11 a.m. eastern time and i believe we're about to see the vice-president walk down to the tomb of the unknown soldier for the laying of the wreath. and this is veterans day, let's just take a listen to what's going on in national arlington cemetery. cemetery. >> . >> ladies and gentlemen, vice-president pence has arrived and the honorable david shulkin, and aguilera, army national military cemetery and commander general of the united states army military district of washington. [moment of silence] [moment of silence] >> honors. attention. attention. >> just want to alert viewers, it is a tradition on veterans day that there is a two minute moment of silence which is what we just saw, what we experienced, we did not want to break in to a tradition that's been honored for decades now, going back to the end of world war i. two minutes of silence, it is an honor to th

he could have picked anything but picked the case of the unknown child through his father a former coponsidered it and looked into it reading about the boy. >> it was 1957. two philadelphia police officers respond today the call about a body in a box. he hopes this will bring leads to the 60-year-old case. >> a small possibility that someone could walk by and in the back of their mind, remember something. >> a group of forensic experts try to piece together "cold cases" like this one here. they think this case could make progress in the future through dna. >> he vows his group will never stop working on who could commit such a disturbing crime. >> in my view, he want beaten, but neglected to the point his flame went out. >> this case is the longest active open investigation in the philadelphia police department. bob brooks, channel6 "action news." >> tomorrow marks a week since a man went on a killing spree in texas. first baptist church will open their doors to the public. there will be a memorial to the victims. it was put up by those that say it's a way to help heal the community. s

so when they headed off into the unknown and it was the first thing they sighted on their return often several years later. but to the pirates lured to the mouth of the tigris by the prospect of rich pickings the task signalled portuguese determination to protect the property of the crown. man well the first was obsessed with fame and glory he ruled over a vast empire and his dream of a portuguese world made him one of the most enthusiastic royal builders in europe he sent his best architects and stone masons to distant countries together inspiration and ideas for embellishing the buildings of their king. they adorned the belling tower with exotic architectural elements inspired by what they'd seen in far off lands they created finally sculpted on a mental details and release with seems drawn from nature and the nautical world. a building of sublime beauty to shape its decoration harmonizing perfectly with the strict military design dictated by the purpose of the town. the first gold shipped from east africa was reserved for a special purpose the king instructed the goldsmith. to use i

the cause of the fire still unknown. but overnight police did confirm that there were construction crews nearby, excavating and leveling the ground around a nearby costco. an update now on a story we followed last week in pennsylvania. a 5 alarm fire destroying a nursing home facility. police in west chester s residents are still missing following friday's blaze at the barclay friends senior assisted living center. officials praised first responders at the scene, saying they did everything humanly possible to rescue people from that inferno. emergency officials say almost 160 people, most of them elderly residents, were rescued from that building. the four missing residents are betwen 85-and 93 years old. the cause of the fire is still unknown, but investigators are saying right now that it started at the back of the building. developing now-- veteran journalist charlie rose-- suspended this morning amid accusations of sexual harrassment. eight women coming forward with stories of harassment, many of them happening in th

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the person's condition is unknown at this time. this picture was posted. a sign telling people to stay out of the water. police officers and other first responders remain at the scene. this area has been the site of several shark attacks in several years. >>> the picks and the police union and it has to do with the use of tasers. >> the union has filed payments to have voters decide a big policy questio. a story you'll see only on 7. >> this has gone on long enough. we want to take this to the voters. >> the police union president says tasers have been debated by the picks for eight long years. four police chiefs have asked for them and the commission finally voted for tasers last

walking on the highway -- still unknown. virginia state senator scott surovell is demanding information about a deadly shooting by u.s. park police. he's written to the f-b-i, asking that they release details. park police say bijan ghasar led them on a chase down g-w parkway, fo he died monday night, after 10 days on life support. park police haven't said why officers shot him. the f-b-i is investigating, but also won't comment. guy'-zar was an accountant from mclean. he was 25-years-old. happening today - a final farewell for a police officer... who made the ultimate sacrifice for his city. baltimore detective sean suiter will be laid to rest at eleven this morning. meanwhile, the search for his killer continues. a reward for any information -- leading to an arrest is now at 215-thousand dollars. on the hill.. the g-o-p tax plan clearing a major hurdle. the senate budget committe voting to advance the bill. that clears the way for a full senate vote as early as tomorrow. analysts say the wealthy - those earning more than $1

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is in that is an unknown. caracter will only cut into the stick that defines him a certain is that. he comes under very strong personality. that i'm a compromising but listen. and i don't think that's what we need to lose currently so years making that kind of thing to institute if they did that. to create that image to be good to have to move as a unit. and christine it sounds like what we're hearing there from mr. john you're right and the opposition is they're worried that mugabe is going to be replaced with something someone who could be just as authoritarian as the president was. essentially and this is why full well the opposition the emphasis is to say follow the constitution this involve the constitution says that if it takes over from a president who has stepped out on his side needs to only hold that position for the duration of his to now robert mugabe is would have come to an end next yet what the country holding a general election between july and august so what we often see action is pointing forward in many ways this will be it to stop in addition on that what he is t

. >> he is an unknown character. only characteristic that defines emmerson is that he is a -- he comes out with a very strong personality. very uncompromising but ruthless. i don't think that is what we need in this country. so yes, to change that character to institute the fact that i cannot create that image to perpetuate mugabe's image. brent: christine, it sounds like what we're hearing from him and the opposition is they are worried that mugabe is going to be replaced with someone who could be just as authoritarian as the president was. christine: certainly. and this is why for the opposition, the emphasis is to say, follow the constitution. the zimbabwe constitution says whoever takes over from a president who has stepped down or resigned need to only hold that position for the duration of his term. robert mugabe's term would've come to an end next year with a country holding a general election between july and august. what the opposition is calling for, in many ways this would be a test for emerson mnangagwa -

the village of collect she has been nicknamed sleepy hollow because for some unknown reason its local residents have found victim to sleep. trolls. or not was hysterical to join the group if she would use if you chance to how do you plan your initial. call to more than concern that separate also ensuring the sort of but i'm also going on was the question are stored on a super thin you've got to go back there more deeply the position motifs what. exactly growing grass from where did you do what we have out there working. the wall for. this with all. the working for me for. my cylinder did you pastilles your off the guts. was your. first for that i think. this footage is unique because the zoe tribal lands are normally off limits to the public eric's allowed in because he's the seller his personal doctor. and people here know him simply as dr eric he's rich famous some always on the move sailing yachts and flying aircraft that. he's considered one of the best neurosurgeons in brazil. that's happening amazon. our souls. going out of the busy way and nothing's going to do the population n

that is one of the unknowns out there. >> a lot of unknowns out there also, the main unknown ha we have right now is the specific motivation but maybe a clue in that the shooter's in-laws did attend this church but were not there at the time. one little tidbit of information, there is private video in existence of the service but the video does not show much. john? >> all right. bl brian todd. we have breaking news. i'm going read it to you, we did learn that killer, i'm not going to use his name, was terminated from a job as an unarmed security guard at a nearby amusement park, which people in the area will know. let me read you part of the statement. the killer worked briefly 5 1/2 weeks this summerer at slitterbarn as a seasonal unarmed night security guard. his employment was terminated all our security guards must pass a criminal background check through the texas department of public safety. now we do not know why he was terminated. did the background check bring up the fact that he was convicted of domestic abuse while he was in the military, received a bad conduct discharge. som

. unknown. very much for speaking to the bbc. speaking to the bbc. apologies for the bad sound quality there. the bad sound quality there. but i think you get a accepts. think you get a accepts. region and the bbc will keep you up—to—date. the longest by a us president in 25 years. lady, melania, earlier. followed by china, vietnam and the philippines. steven mcdonnell reports, from tokyo. the north korean nuclear threat. other issues are going to be completely swamped by north korea. uss arizona they had a wreath laying ceremony. about regional security. been talking about — again, north korea. us troops based here. the same in south korea. capabilities in this part of the world. to get them to give up their nuclear weapons. that includes beijing. "pretty terrific. stay with us. cuts ties with the star of one of its biggest shows. its biggest shows. about kevin spacey‘s fall from grace. at polling booths they voted on an historic day for australia. historic day for australia. results came in, i

intiveio. >>> a new episode of "parts unknown" airs this sunday night.rdain talked about it with anderson at a restaurant called chomp chomp. take a look at. >> the next show is in southern italy? >> yes. it's specifically in the heel of the boot in the regions of puglia. >> i heard it's incredibly beautiful. >> traditionally a very poor arid area, a lot of olives, a lot of olive oil region, fishing, but neglected by the central government. the history, history of invasion, domination of powers outside what is now italy, a lot of different die elects and languages spoken there. they film a lot of biblical epicks because it looks like palestine, and also where francis ford cope la, the indirect great did he talk, where his people from his father's side came , from peasant farmers in the sfleelds this sauce is incredible. >> that makes me happy that you're happy. >> coppola is famously reticent to talk about his films, particularly the godfath"the go. for some reason he opened up in a way i've never seen. he talked at length about his childhood, his family

the condition of the officer is unknown.ast one officer was shot and the suspect in all this was shot as well. they were both sent to the hospital, conditions unknown. still an active scene on market and diamond where we are standing. you can see investigators are still processing the scene, an active scene if you are waking up to this in the castro district. we want to go to video where you can hear the sounds of gunshots fired this morning. [ gunfire ] [ sirens ] [ gunfire ] >> reporter: someone tweeting that video of the skyline. you can hear the gunshots fired. what we are getting as far as information from sfpd, they say the shooting happened roughly after 12:00 a.m. officers are working the area on halloween night. they were flagged down by a person in this area about a suspicious car in that area. when they went toward the car to investigate the situation is when gunfire was exchanged. in that process, you have an officer and suspect shot. both of them sent to the hospital and their conditions are unknown. we are hopi

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collaborator and girl it cleared his name whether that was strategic or out of friendship remains unknown. gurlitt himself was full of contradictions as a museum director in the early one nine hundred thirty s. he promoted the guard displaying the controversial expressionists that cost him his job but didn't stop him from later offering his services to the regime. well it became one of hitler's dealers for what the nazis called degenerate art. that part of the girl a collection is on display in back their works that nazi authorities denounced as on german in one nine hundred thirty seven and had confiscated from german public institutions. gurlitt made money selling them in service to the nazis and helped himself to some of the art. and some of the so-called degenerate art which is itself a nazi concept was sold abroad through switzerland it was in collections around the world dealers also sold on the grey market in germany even right after the war. and they profited handsomely after one thousand nine hundred five this was all for gotten gurlitz style himself as a rescuer of art with a cl

for reasons unknown, he was shot three times in the head and killed. he was unarmed. nothing could ever justify this. this is not right. back to live at the scene of the incident, u.s. park police turned the investigation over to the fbi. are nots there elaborating, other than the basic details. tomorrow a final farewell for a police officer who made the ultimate sacrifice for his city. baltimore detective sean suiter will be laid to rest wednesday and the search for his killer continues. leading to an arrest is now $250,000. >> did you assault a police officer? >> no. intensive manhunt and eventual arrest of a teenager accused of attacking a d.c. police officer. that teenager eventually captured on the roof of an apartment building. this is a first-hand view of what happened this afternoon, playing out with our reporter in the middle. tim barber has the story that you will see only on 7. tim: we blurred this teenager's face because he is a minor. he is accused of attacking a stranger in the morning and hill apartments and then an mpd officer. residents watched from t

and why he was walking on the highway is still unknown.neral just hours away for an officer shot and killed in the line of duty. ryan hughes has more on what's coming up in the day ahead. see soe are starting to the officers from across the country arrive at the church. we are expecting officers from new york, pennsylvania, new jersey, all arriving. thousands are expected out here. the service is expected to start at 11:00 this morning at mount pleasant church. we will hear from the baltimore , givingd governor hogan a tribute to detective suter. it was two wee cost. we learned that detective suter set to testify against fellow officers and a federal corruption case the day after his murder. a 15,000 dollars reward for information has been offered in this case. following this funeral service there will be a procession of interstate 95. live in baltimore, ryan hughes, "good morning washington. autria: president trump will set todayvel to missouri ahead of the senate vote, the trip coming one day after the senate finance committee advanced t

when the three players get to go home, that's still unknown.he legal process could take three weeks. if convicted, the players could face 3 to 10 years in prison. a couple of attorneys i spoke with familiar with international law think that the players will not face severe punishment, instead, get off with a stern warning, fred. >> all right, andy shoels, thank you so much. again, this is veterans day. observance establishing placeta place across the country on this 11th day of this 11th month, as is tradition. here is vice president pence at arlington. >> thank you, secretary zinke, all the members of the cabinet, secretary wilson, general dunnford, general selva, admiral caldwell and admiral michael. to director durham aguilera to gish edistinguished members of congress and all our honored guests but most of all to the men and women of the armed forces of the united states of america and to all our veterans who have worn the uniform of this great nation, happy veterans day. there is a day in the spring when we remember those who served and di

five and his on field assistants are not unknown. in cologne to base stealer and his replay operators are also raring to go and their services are soon requires. less buying people either off site. it's a question for the video assistant referee. technology to check to check. sometimes i will stand. next up for the video assistant referee a spot of foul play. i guess. i will be down sees yellow backed up by the view from cologne the foul was not intentional so it doesn't have to be a red card if it's whole picture. that . is that i had a long phase of preparation and try to train for every eventuality but actual competition is different again especially when you have to make decisions that are going to be met with universal approval. by. anyone that's a new element now that maybe hadn't been quite so anticipated or used to have the referee making the decision on the pitch obviously a subjective decision. now we have a video system offering a second opinion which is also subjective and open to criticism not the objective a second inst

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five people were taken to the hospital after they were exposed to an unknown substance at kennedy highchool say they found a student carrying when they went to a conference room to inspect it, some of it spilled on the floor. at least five staff members reported feeling dizzy. the unknown substance is still under evaluation investigation. >> the ceo of prince george's county schools is facing tough questions from county leaders on an audit that found evidence of grade fixing. @ the>1ew]jzklv4écydv ó waxvú6ñi j%ç#-%94j4(rb ekúmoní ounty 'myç righ5ue lawmakers unanimousli' proved a bill today to race3 minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2020. the county's current minimum wage is 11.50 an hour. the council also approved the measure to tie the wage to inflation rate. county executivic leg it vetoed the first version of the bill caution for a study of the economic impact of raising the wage. leg it that reads in are the pen

the cause of this latest plane crash is still unknown. >>> and there are major developments in the search the missing argentine navy submarine, that vessel with 44 people on board as it vanished. >> family members left in tears after an explosion was detected nine days ago. ian pannell has more on that. >> reporter: agony and anger as officials say an underwater sound detected last week could be an explosion, dashing the hopes for the relatives of 44 missing sailors aboard the lost they killed my brother, this man says. wednesday, u.s. officials reported it had recorded a hydro akuftal anomaly, using instruments like these, hours after the sub went missing. argentine officials say the noises were short, violent and non-nuclear, consistent with an explosion. the wife of one of the crew members co members told her the submarine sank to 3,000 meters and could be on the ocean floor. it was returning from a mission in the southern tip of adjacent when it reported an electrical fault, losing contact on the morning of november 15. crews have been searching a radi radi radius of 77 miles, battlin

>> reporter: those photos were taken in an especially sacred spot in front of the tomb of the unknown soldier. leadership of the cemetery calling these officers' actions deeply disturbing and disappointing. take a look at the images. all the officers pictured worked at joint base myer henderson hall that patrol the cemetery and nearby base, someone within the department gave us the photos which were posted to facebook. that source tells us they were taken in front of the tomb of the unknown soldier on thanksgiving day. since the base hasn't yet determined wrongdoing we're blurring the officers' faces we do know that two officers are on desk duty during the internal investigation. in the unedited photo you can clearly see the officers smiling and laughing while they appear to attack their colleague with a baton and pepper spray, a spokesman said that these officers were quote horsing around, and that appears to be unprofessional. he also said this does not represent the base or the police agency on the base. we asked tonight if those officers would be be identified or a what would happ

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the basic facts about opposition that are known to scholars are unknown to most people. how large draft resistance was, for example. how many people outside this room know there were 350,000 americans who resisted conscription? there were 3 million americans who never registered for draft. how many know it was the women's movement that began the antiwar movement? beginning from the women's march down 5th avenue in 1914. how many know that votes for antiwar candidates increased in the election of 1917? including the labor lawyer and socialist of new york when he got almost a quarter of the vote in a three man race on an anti-draft platform? how may people know the origins of modern civil liberties jurisprudence are there, with the beginning of the aclu and of course, with the cases out of the war, the abrams case and others, which oliver wendell holmes made his famous decision. there is also a good deal of neglect about the most successful peace movement in history -- that against the war in indochina. take the 18 hour pbs documentary -- i heard a sigh -- 18 hours, produc

so seeing that is mostly, because it's in front of the tomb of the unknown soldiers.o the location. there's signs everywhere, silence and respect. that certainly doesn't depict respect on any level. it's to me, it's, it's a little disheartening. >>> here is a new statement tonight from arlington national cemetery. a spokesman says, arlington national cemetery leadership is deeply troubled. >> if we can keep that up on the screen, we can read that to you. what evan was saying there, we lost his audio, leadership says they're deeply troubled and disappointed by the images captured. the incident is being investigated by joint base myer henderson hall leadership and therefore arlington national cemetery has no further information pending results of the investigation. we'll keep our eyes on it. that was evan lambert >> and ask if those officers will be identified or anything more than put on desk duty, they have not responded yet to our requests. >>> it is beginning to look a lot like christmas at the white house. >> first we'll find out what's happening outside, because i

the cause of the fire still unknown. but overnight police did confirm that there were construction crews nearby, excavating and leveling the ground around a nearby costco. back here at home - dash cam video showing the moment prince george's county firefighters pull up to a house engulfed in flames. you can see the flames shooting from the home on mchenry lane in lanham. the family -- which includes two children -- made it out safely. no word how the fire started. developing now at 5:xx - journalists charlie rose and glenn thrush facing accusations of sexual harrassment. t-v host charlie rose -- suspended this morning from c-b-s and p-b-s... after eight women told the washington post about unwanted sexual advances by rose. in a statement to the post -- rose apologized for inappropriate behavior- and said he was embarassed. he went on to say, "i always felt that i was pursuing shared feelings... mistaken." this -- on the same day... prominent "new york times" reporter glenn thrush was suspended... over allegations of sexu

we'll be right back. >> welcome back into "parts unknow unknown". bourdain takes a look at the sights and sounds of italy. >> never been to this part of italy before. he exposed underneath italy. there is a romance to this count country. i'm here park per does this remind you of your movies? >> a little bit. >> is italy even a country? what's happening in this? >> anthony bourdain, "parts unknown" here on cnn. >> hello again and thank you very much for joining us. sexual harassment claims and a major move on capitol hill. the michigan democrat and longer serving member of the house is stepping down as ranking member of the judiciary committee as a response to sexual harassment and workplace allegations. in a statement conjures said i deny the allegations many of which were raised by do you means reportedly paid for a an altright blogger. i look forward to vindicatingin myself on the house ethics. i cannot allow this to undermine my colleagues and caucus and friends on both sides of the

of unknowns. one phone can't interfere with the technology on board an aircraft but in reality there are hundreds of passengers on a plane and many of them are carrying several electronic devices such as laptops smartphones. the readers. are him ender's can measure this combined radiation but it's very very weak. we ask again can a lot of electronic devices a lot of active mobile phones collectively endanger the safety of an aircraft definitive the answer is definitely no it's not even so much about phones which deliberately send out strong signals mobile phones also contain microprocessors tiny computers that can emit electromagnetic radiation interference including in the frequencies used by planes. but these signals are so weak they're insignificant. during takeoff and landing phones should nevertheless remain switched off in the event of an emergency passenger's shouldn't be distracted and the devices can cause crackling in the line between the pilots in the tower but that's all. myths often a

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inside that apartment for an unknown reason harring stabbed the 15 year-old over 50 times and dragged her body to an alley outside, set her on fire and attempted to, conceal her bod which leaves. >> i have been told that there was a fire alarm that had gone off monday evening. >> that is targeted. >> reporter: fire officials arrived to the scene monday evening maclean's body was not discovered until alley until next day. authorities say harring told his parents live in the complex about the murder and that they assisted in turning him in. police say mcclaire did have ties to philadelphia but it is unclear how she got here from new castle county. she had been reported missing by her parents. >> to all of the young people that want to run streets with strangers and stuff through social mediate is a very dangerous world. you don't know who you will meet. it is not safe for yourself. it is certainly not recommended. sometimes you have tragic consequences. >> reporter: harring has been charged with this crime. we are told did he have prior encounters with police but again, the motive for t

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eventually the assets are disbursed to predetermined beneficiaries they're also unknown to the public. for investigators it's practically impossible to determine who's the founder and who is the beneficiary of a trust after examining the thousands of documents the tax authorities determined that coat hanger on had transferred assets to his daughters they didn't pay all the tax they owed an estimated four hundred forty million euros. the tax investigation in the german city of i'll explore blasted three years the anger on sisters even spent several days in investigative custody in the end the authorities could only document a fraction of the suspected tax they owed in an out of court settlement the daughters paid one hundred forty five million in back taxes and fines and the case was closed . ski head of the bavarian finance trade union is very familiar with the case. we're talking about huge sums no one ended up in jail. he took. the daughters immediately absconded to switzerland for me and my colleagues that's a major aggravation. prominent the case under investigation the more profe

their conditions are unknown. but as you mentioned, police do have a pretty good description every both the suspect as well as this truck. did he stop briefly at this intersection before speeding away. but take a look at this video from chopper three, over the scene last night, this hit-and-run happened on street road around 8:15, near philmont avenue in trevose. now, lower southampton township police say a man driving a ford pick-up truck hit two people. witnesses got a pretty good look at the driver who they say got out of the truck brief ly before speeding away eastbound on street road toward bensalem. they describe the driver as a black male, around 30 years old, six-one or six-two, with a thin build. he was wearing a blue baseball cap, possibly nicks hat, with a black shirt and dark jeans. now, they describe his truck as two-tone maroon and either tan or gray 1997 ford pick-up t had ladder rack with attached ladder and is now missing it passenger side mirror. should also have a damaged front passenger side he

. >> well she went from relative unknown to winning a gold medal in sochi. >> she hoping to repeat theuccess in south korea next february. she is still hungry to win another gold. >> matty bowman says more than anything being a gold medallist has given her a platform one she uses to talk to young people and add volk for climate change. we started by asking matty what her favorite part of 2014 was for matty bowman is wasn't the opening ceremony. although that was cool. >> we soaked it up. we took in every moment. >> 7:20 for matty bowman. >> it wasn't even winning the gold medal. although that was crazy. >> as an athlete and as a human being, that high you get when you win a gold medal is insane. like it is the top of the top. it's insane. >> for matty the best part of the experience at the 2014 sochi winter games didn't even happen in russia. it happeneddies later atop a fire truck in south lake tahoe. >> my favorite memory from the olympics was when i kaem home and they hosted a parade from the high school in south lake to sierra tahoe. >> you see matty's key half pipe had never been

. >> a single typo takes a local man's credit card to unknown places.i'm consumer investigator kris can a mora, nbc bay area responds next. >>> but first happening now, a developing story, yemen faces the world's largest famine in decades. he's asking the saudi led coalition to lift the blockage of conflict towards countries. >>> plus the vatican says it will stop selling cigarettes to its employees. that will start in 2018. the vatican says it cannot contribute to an activity that damages the health of people. we're back in two minutes. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> good thursday morning to you. taking a live look outside, you see the transamerica pyramid in san francisco. not a

, vice president pence will head to arlington national cemetery to lay wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. he'll be there in place of president trump who is currently overseas. throughout the weak, we heard members of congress talking about veterans and their contributions. here's a look at what dick durbin had to say on thursday from the senate floor. >> mr. president, i would like to speak for a moment about the veterans day, which is just two days away. on saturday, the 11th of november, americans will honor the courage and sacrifice of veterans. more than 40 million have served our nation in uniform, from bunker hill, baghdad and beyond. i've been thinking about the words of one of those brave patriots, the son and grandson of military leaders. when his time came, he too went to war, and he suffered horrific deprivation and excruciating injuries. years later, he said few veterans chair a romantic remembrance of war. he said, a million tragedies ensue when wars are fought. war is wretched beyond description, and only a fool or a fraud can sentimentalize its cruel reality. those are wor