troops may have lost their lives in vain and that word is pretty shocking.i served the military for a number of years and they always reassured the troops and their families that any sacrifice they made for the country is worth and appreciated and never in vain. here's a general on a confidential interview with another government agency questioning whether these troops may have lost their lives in vain. that is pretty shocking. let me read you some more trade imagine you're the reporter reading these things, these are not the assessments and the spin that you hear in public about the war. these are people in charge. i thought maybe flynn and general are exaggerating for effect. maybe they're frustrating how the work is going in there just venting. here's another interview, this is what it looks like printed out. along interview with ambassador richard bowser, the state department top policymaker for south asia p he's in charge of policy for afghanistan and the state department's chief spokesman for a while under president bush. this is how his interview star

troops may have lost their lives in vain and that word is pretty shocking.i served the military for a number of years and they always reassured the troops and their families that any sacrifice they made for the country is worth and appreciated and never in vain. here's a general on a confidential interview with another government agency questioning whether these troops may have lost their lives in vain. that is pretty shocking. let me read you some more trade imagine you're the reporter reading these things, these are not the assessments and the spin that you hear in public about the war. these are people in charge. i thought maybe flynn and general are exaggerating for effect. maybe they're frustrating how the work is going in there just venting. here's another interview, this is what it looks like printed out. along interview with ambassador richard bowser, the state department top policymaker for south asia p he's in charge of policy for afghanistan and the state department's chief spokesman for a while under president bush. this is how his interview star

i looked in vain for an outlet but there was no escape. they closed in on meet with all sides pointing 48 guns at my breasts, called on me too surrender. sounds like someone should've spent less time writing a poetry more time paying attention. [laughter] i looked around for their captain. and as he stepped forward i told him i am your prisoner. that is obvious. instead of immediately answer he deliberately drew his pistol slowly and impressively aiming it at my head. i am in the habit of treating my prisoners kindly. i wish to do the same by you. but it sure is there is a god in heaven if you do not tell me the truth about your army i will blow your brains out this moment. >> hopefully not given the punchline away too much this is introduction to elisha way. they have been mirroring gary's men as they move into loudoun county they're up on the bluff watching this in a pleasant sensation 6 inches of your eyes and that particular spot was suddenly endowed with extra nerves for the purpose. kind of a bit much isn't he? >> i want her more abo

your service was not in vain.as in washington in 9/11, and i expect the next years and came on this program many times and talked about my reporting. every counterterrorism expert said that it is inevitable that there will be more 9/11 type spectaculars we are that vulnerable and they are that determined to strike at us. it did not happen for a reason because the service members went over there and thought these groups on their home turf and kept them looking over their shoulders and on their heels so they could not attack us. so, that service was absolutely not in vain. we have been protected in the last 20 years from another 9/11 because they were willing to go over and fight them on their home turf. host: andrew in texas. good morning, question or comment? caller: i just had a comment, i am a veteran of world war ii, korea, and vietnam. i am a retired navy master diver. i drew -- i grew up in a family of an even dozen in the mountains of north carolina. eight of us grew up to adulthood and seven served in the m

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the captain although somewhat vain, that might apply to more thaun one person here -- >> oh! >> i didn't point anyone else and travis is suddenly feeling guilty. was a pleasant enough fellow in his hatred to the north and his mistaken zeal for southern rights. then he goes on and ranted about colonel geary and the 28th pennsylvania is taking and stealing everything. and then white said, do you remember seeing in your papers last fall an account of the officer on a white charger that used to appear in front of edwards ferry and look over at your work, the union works, well they used to fire him with their big guns all in vain. this is white speaking. well this mayor is the charger, he taps his horse with his whip. and i'm the man. your papers didn't know whether it was bauregard or johnson. so white is sort of boasting there and nevin continues, notwithstanding his vanity, ignorance and want of polish, this captain was a very good officer being peculiarly well adapted to the partisan service. how many guys did the confederates have, you have mosby and gilmore and white. so the

i looked in vain for an outlet but there was no escape. they close in on me with all sides and ask, pointing 40 guns at my breast, called on me to surrender. sounds like someone should have spent less time writing poetry and more time paying attention. he wasn't paying attention. i looked around, i looked around for their captain and as he stepped forward, i told him, i am your prisoner. well, that's obvious. >> oh, okay. >> you got that right. instead of immediately answering me he deliberately drew his pistol and slowly and impressively aiming it at my head. he said, i'm in the habit of treating my prisoners kindly and i wish to do the same by you but as sure as there is a god in heaven, if you don't tell me the truth about your army, i'll blow your damned yankee brains out this moment. >> okay. >> okay? >> there's some sublimity in there. >> hopefully not giving the punch line away too much, this is his introduction to elijah white. >> oh. >> white is partisan. white had formed his men after falls bluff in october. and he was authorized

and people like general really say looking back, the work was a total failure was there service in vainin vain because first of all, we did prevent attacks on this country for 20 straight years. there's a generation of afghans who got to understand this potential out there for a better life, there's a generation of afghan girls able to go to school and he's american service members did their duty and that something that can always be proud of what they asked for the country asked them to do. kennedy: when we were watching this fall apart in real time which wasn't necessarily slow motion, it happened very quickly, you leaked a video saying if you are president, you would have done a lot of this differently, you want to run for office, have you thought about that? i'm telling everybody to be present on this show tonight. >> i do not want to run for office, i hope things don't get that bad that they are in for me to run for office. i don't like politics, i don't like politicians and i don't want to run for office. kennedy: but you do have a very popular podcast you talk about a host of dif

i don't want her to die in vain. >> reporter: the warners were rear-ended.the collapse caused father andy's seat to collapse backward, colliding with tailor, who was strapped in her car seat. sunday marked 11 years since that accident. her parents came to her grave to refleek on how this year is finally different. >> bravo! >> reporter: the new bill mandates change that the warners and dozens of other families identified. >> when we spoke to you in 2015, we didn't know where this was going to go. just every day getting in the car thinking what if this happens again? what if we lose another child until this can change? >> reporter: we found crash test after crash test after crash test showing what can happen when a seat collapses. but every single seat met or exceeded the half century old federal strength standard. so does a banquet chair. >> 200. >> reporter: in the early 90s, the national highway traffic safety administration's own researchers warned the agency about seatback collapse, siting examples of major or fatal injury, and carmakers have long known

colleagues of a cinematographer killed on a movie set are working to make sure she did not die in vain. >> the measures several are taking to prevent it from ever happening again. >>> plus, former new jersey governor chris christie urging his party to move on from the 2020 election. the question, will they? has donald trump? we'll be right back. but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with h diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision lososs or even blindness. so remember this: now is the timime to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect against vision loss. visit noweyesee.com and take control of your sight. ♪ my name is monique, i'm 41, and i'm a federal contract investigator. as a single parent, i would run from football games to work and trying to balance it all. so, what do you see when you look at yourself? i see a person that's caring. sometimes i care too much, and that

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i'm not going to let her life and death be in vain. >> reporter: she too believes that grappling withul as that may be, is key to beginning the healing. >> almost no one in my generation, and i just turned 65, knows much about the racial history of our country. we never admit what we have done in the past. if we never -- and i mean we as a country, if we never acknowledge history, then we can't heal from it. >> how would you want heather to be remembered? >> i would like people to stop putting her on a pedestal. she was a normal 32-year-old person, a little on the wild and woolly side, frankly. the lesson of heather is, you don't have to be a saint in order to do something good in the world. in fact, be your authentic self. but when the time comes, don't hesitate, don't look away. just do the right thing. >> our thanks to juju. >>> up next, the california high school football team on the verge of making history. start your day with crest 3d white and from mochaccinos to merlot, your smile will always be brilliant. crest 3d white brilliance. 100% stain removal, 24 hour stain resistance

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ahmaud lost his life, but he didn't lose his life in vain. he implemented change already. >> wanda cooper-jones, we appreciate you being with us this morning. we're still sorry for your loss, we wish you a peaceful and safe and healthy thanksgiving. lee merritt, thanks to you as well. >> thank you. >>> breaking overnight, two new cases of violence smash and grab robberies in california just ahead of black friday. seriously, what is exactly going on here? and nothing about this is normal. that's what one former top member of the rnc says about paying trump's legal bills. >>> and what did these fans say to lebron james on the court to get booted from the game? ♪ limu emu... & doug ♪ ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car r insurance so they ononly pay for what they need. (gasps) ♪ did it work? only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ spider-man no way home in theaters december 17th my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide

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some concert goers desperately scaling the stage itself to escape, pleading it appears in vain for helpand for the concert to stop. the crush of people costing first responders precious minutes as they made their way to the victims. tonight we're hearing from those who were there as well as families of victims as the first lawsuits are being filed. morgan chesky is there with late details. >> reporter: from packed concerts to pandemonium. the fbi now joining a massive investigation into how travis scott's astroworld's music festival turned deadly friday night. eight victims killed under the age of 30. the youngest just 14 years old. all caught in a sea of nearly 50,000 fans pushing towards scott. >> you couldn't breathe. i'm talking about everybody was so crushed up on you. >> reporter: the crowd surge so crushing witnesses say it knocked fans unconscious before being trampled. >> everyone was pushing to the front you had no room to walk. >> reporter: some so desperate they climbed on to the stage shouting for help. >> we need somebody's help. somebody is passed out right here. >> repor

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during a collision in cal hollow, they shared memories and made a pledge to not let his death be in vain. she was a heartbroken students were among those who shared their memories and their heartbreak wednesday night following the sudden loss of 30 year old andrew ziman. he worked as a paraeducator at sherman elementary school his childhood alma mater. i wanted to be in this class he was known by. his was patient athletic and had a weakness for reese's peanut butter cups. his students say he was fun. chill cool kids always loved him every time they would see mr. andrew. they would bring up to him. say hello, mr. andrew was walking on the sidewalk just outside of the school last wednesday when he was struck and killed as two cars collided at union and franklin streets. there are no words. adequate to express my sorrow. supervisor catherine stefani attended the memorial at the school. she says she was called for a hearing to explore pedestrian safety around every school in san francisco the family. i'm so sorry and to all of you. we've promised that we will do everything we can in andrew's

during a collision in cal hollow, they shared memories and made a pledge to not let his death be in vain. she was a heartbroken students were among those who shared their memories and their heartbreak wednesday night following the sudden loss of 30 year old andrew ziman. he worked as a paraeducator at sherman elementary school his childhood alma mater. i wanted to be in this class he was known by. his was patient athletic and had a weakness for reese's peanut butter cups. his students say he was fun. chill cool kids always loved him every time they would see mr. andrew. they would bring up to him. say hello, mr. andrew was walking on the sidewalk just outside of the school last wednesday when he was struck and killed as two cars collided at union and franklin streets. there are no words. adequate to express my sorrow. supervisor catherine stefani attended the memorial at the school. she says she was called for a hearing to explore pedestrian safety around every school in san francisco the family. i'm so sorry and to all of you. we've promised that we will do everything we can in andrew's

with some innovative solutions to alleviate what is stress in mansion communities and i'm a mighty vain in children for women taking the water crisis into their own. oh, millions of people rely directly on glass, you melt. what is this bible? if you to climate change these reservoirs in the sky disappearing at an alarming rate? some scientists had predicted that by the end of the century, much the him lives could be practically ice free. here in the dark, which experiences only 50 millimeters of annual rainfall, glasses have been the light source for centuries. but due to climate change, over 14 percent of the local glacier area has been lost in the last 50 years. i'm here to visit and engineers come up with a beautiful and extraordinary way of preserving the glacial water. using monuments made of ice in the town, lay a meat, see when do me a local environmental scientist. i understand that you of an expert about climate change and the effects on mountain community. can you give us a sense of some of the challenges that they're facing here in lay them in crisis is that you have and how

emmett till memorial center and she said -- coming here today is a reminder emmett did not die in vain and he still speaks. i think he has done more in his death than he would have done if he would have lived. so many things have come to pass to help get rid of racism and with that i will go back and tell what happened at the store. there are so many stories that have been told and it's still mind-boggling to me that it happened in 1955. the first images we had from eyewitnesses who were in 1989. can you believe that? and then when i told my story they said wheeler parker alleged, can you imagine how painful and insulting that was? how can you do that? i guess he just teaches about -- it shows you how a lie can prevail. my version of what happened i saw that eyes on the prize and i'm listening and they were telling the story. he was telling the story and he was lying through his teeth. tell me what happened at the store. he wasn't there at all. i told the teacher that's the story ourselves and that's a story i'm going to keep telling. it got so bad that he said i'm going to take this a

saw as little the environment police can do, whether the inspectors say they often feel i work is in vain. diffuse, it's difficult, it's tough. we're trying to preserve an area like this in the heart of the amazon, amazon. and when we get here, we see that people don't treat this nature with the affection and love that we have for our amazon. well, we know that our future depends on this. there are just $110.00 environment police and 20 inspectors covering an area bigger than spain and portugal combined. that makes brazil's commitment to end illegal deforestation by 2028. look like a tall order. an estimated 11000 square kilometers of brazilian amazon was cleared just in 2020 releasing hundreds of millions of tons of c o 2 into the atmosphere. forest moving from being net thinks of carbon dioxide to net sources. the amazon is a sink, but lang clearance here in the brazilian rain forest means these areas are now emitting more carbon dioxide than they're absorbing little oh, bonding. and there's more pressure on the rain forest as the population grows and jungle is cleared for housing. see

it wouldn't let us lead a normal life, not crying in vain, have mercy on our poor soul. i walk miles for some water but keen that are more than 1200 displaced families, some of your camp. they fled the fist fighting between the horses and the national army. in the districts of hype you by and see why in mary promise, none of these families have the most basic necessities, the winter cold is making their life more miserable. find them at home, but our children are suffering not only from hunger, but also from the freezing cold. we have no mattresses or covers 3 families living altogether. single 10, many of the women here are pregnant. above all, there are no proper toilets. many relief agencies come over and register their names, the food supplies, but we haven't seen anything so far. and you know, at this time of year old, these children are supposed to be at school. but that has become difficult, not me any, not the residence of this camp, braving the toughest conditions with the advent of winter, they need coverage. it is true, many relief agencies have come to help u

this kill people vain and continue with the genocidal started while it was in power. and you know, they committed genocide, bella in oral and then these are documented genocide by the regime. i didn't hear in the car from mito allies today, and i crying about genocide and said right, that didn't happen. there is no gender. well, they just countries that the g b, i left and i all charges of genocide and i have to ask you, wasn't it the nature of countries that supported peace between eritrea and the e. c. o p a nobel prize given to prime minister abbey asked with, i mean did, did, did the piece remind is that piece between the job you in eritrea they still sanctioned your country? the west did a wild up beast was made a cane because a well and the power, you've been an air purse and nothing to do in the west of allies with keen because the human people thought and remove the accuracy in 2018. and at that time when prime minister abbey took over here, he accepted the ha boundary commission decision and agreed to implement that decision. and that's how a thank you. becau

so 1st of all, oh we, we here since 2015 we hear us from again does ration needs in vain ukraine cause of stress from naples. and this is thought ally, ally, because before to actually 2014 ukraine said no block status, support as of nato in the ukraine. we're all we're seeing minority because we ukrainians believes that we could have good pragmatic relations was the rush. we had the treaty with rush, we had the budapest memorandum where russia wrong has to be a guarantee that all ukrainian territorial integrity. so there was no talk about later in 2040. and then in 2014 ration aggression stuff. and it completely changed the views of you great, that we saw that in any case, even if your brain is outside of, even if you grain is in utica, it doesn't prevent from russian aggression. that's why i definitely will need the support from service. and we understand that nobody will fight for ukraine because we are not in the go. so what we are asking since 2014 is military hill. unfortunately, this military help was believed. president obama did provides was his help. ah, the javelins and they

refused to sign up to pledges made at the cop 26 climates summit. dozens of nations agreed to cut me vain and the use of coal planet. activist gretsch's in bag has branded this. he has called 26 summits, a green wash campaign she was addressing. young protest is out today, march 3 central glasgow anderson intervals. why don't we, why? why do we want voices of a generation that will live to see some of the worst effects of climate change? unless there's more progress in the cop 26 venue a few streets away. the protest is demanding to know why diplomats and politicians have failed them for 26 years since the 1st cop summit. in 1995 scottish families and school children joined the crowds among them protested from some of the worst affected countries devoting all their time to climate activism, all ugandan, edwin akwanga, and pheasants for root do move, who's from bangladesh? they arrived here at the beginning of the week on board the greenpeace ship rainbow warrior and their messages are simple, but serious is not our job still. we have to be here. we have to as our goldman to action, which

in the vain hope of gaining entry to the e u. meantime, there's still no access to the border area for humanitarian assistance from the e u side, despite request for it in the last 24 hours. but several tons of aid, including food, water, warm clothes, were provided by the better ocean branch of the red cross, local officials and civil activists. also doing their bit shipping and help out with more how people are coping. it's a 3rd cold night. there is a constant syndrome cough one of the 1st thing that you notice when you enter the camp is just the smoke thick smoke from the campfires. and when you spend just a couple of hours in this thick smoke, you feel dizzy and your eye sore, but these people have to take it in 247 non stop to stay warm. these migrants need lots of firewood, but even cut the tree to live is a problem. if you don't have the skills or proper tools, having something as simple as an ax almost becomes a matter of survival here. where did you get the x? this? those are the soldiers gave you just gave you just gave you for help go far hills and it's an all hands on deck

especially of afghanistan, but for the entire war on terror to know that their efforts were not in vainugust was a reminder of the toll the war had taken. but families want to permanently honor their sacrifice. what would it mean to come to the mall to see a memorial that honors your husband? >> everything. i don't know how else to say that, to know that he would be here, oh, my god, the thought makes me want to cry it's a big deal. it would be -- yeah. sorry. >> reporter: it is stalled in congress advocates in congress, including senators ernest and hasan are hoping to include it in the annual must-pass defense authorization bill, something that's expected to be brought up in the senate in the next month, but there is some opposition, and that opposition is democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia he is chair of the committee that oversees the national mall, and he says he wants to hold a hearing on the issue but, shep, he hasn't yet scheduled that hearing, so it's unclear the path forward for this memorial for these families, the global war on terror. shep >> leigh ann caldwell

railway traffic with its nani, you neighbor, as thousands of asylum seekers wait on the frontier in vain. a hope of entering the european union will, as you can see, these the latest pictures in las go full frame to them released by the a parish in authorities. a gray and wintry picture army and police on one side of the above wire, migrants on the other try the best to keep warm in the chill of the onset of winter . keep who fires going best i can, but of course they have to deal with wet wood, little basic provisions, no sanitary provisions, scant medical help, a desperate position to be in and not allowed to go anywhere anytime soon. the a you being there, dream those dreams. so dashed for now, for the perceivable future, at least. meantime, other developments, the british army, sent 10 engineering specialist to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier that has been put up into look at its integrity. and in an effort to prevent any further influx turkey and a rack of band direct flights to beller was for syrian yamini and iraqi citizens. better us supplies migra

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railway traffic with its no new neighbor that says thousands of asylum seekers wait on the frontier in vain hope of entering the european union. you can see these latest pictures in released by the bell. russian authorities, again a grim, seen their barbed wire. and we got these in yesterday, a really, really basic way to live and so bitterly cold there as a way to live. at least 910 people have died of hypothermia even recently there. well, meantime, the british armies sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier that's being put up. and in an effort to prevent any further influx turkey and a rack of band direct flights to better with snow for syria, yemen, eat, and iraqi citizens better was supplies migrants at the board with humanitarian aid, as has been doing the last couple of days in poland. remains relentless and this decision not to let anyone in, as for the russian side of it present, didn't put in the stress that the use reaction to the crisis has been in humane level, will still be humanitarian issue should be at the forefront