i'm valery.s is my sister, lyn. >> the sisters lead me through a grapevine arch and into an underground courtyard. >> this is part of a chapel garden. like most affluent families back in sicily, they always had their own private family chapel. >> truly incredible. as kids, i must imagine you said, "someday, i'm going to be in charge of all of this." was this your dream? >> [ laughing ] oh, no. >> no? >> no, not at all. that's another whole long story. >> that long story goes back to the old country of sicily, and lyn and valery's great-uncle baldasare forestiere, the second son of a wealthy farmer who grows olives, citrus fruits and grapes. >> baldasare really was involved with citrus, and that's what he really enjoyed doing. >> only one problem -- young baldy is not the firstborn son. >> he went to his dad and said, "hey, pop, i'd like to take over this part of this businesses," and his father said, "absolutely not." >> not? >> not, because back in sicily, the oldest son inherits everything, so

inn mack valerie pennsylvania -- john met valerie in pennsylvania while he was training with the armyit was a big day, a good day, right? they married in 1992 and their love grew into a beautiful family. whenever john was home, he took on dad duty, reading to the girls, playing with them and even building an amazing swing set. do you remove her that? -- do you remember that? it was a long time ago. 11, johnfter september deployed to afghanistan. he walked into his superior's office and said i need to go. freedom, he was part of a team on a combat mission to establish a secure position on the peak of a mountain. in the early morning of march 4, 2002, john and his teammates were pairing to land on the preparing toork wereon the mountain -- preparing to land on the mountain when they were stuck by a rocket propelled grenade. if any officer was flung out of the aircraft and onto the top of the mountain as the helicopter crashed into the valley below. the team survived the crash in without hesitation, they volunteered to return to the mountain. they wanted to get him. they landed in a deep

please, valerie. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: would the military aid please come forward and read the citation. thank you. >> the president of the united states of america has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor posthumously to technical sergeant john a. chapman, united states air force for conspicuous gallantry at the risk of life above and beyond the call of duty. technical sergeant john a. chapman distinguished himself by extraordinary heroism as an air force special tactics combat controller attached to a navy se a, land and air seal team conducting reconnaissance operations in afghanistan on march 4, two thousand two. -- 2002. during insertion, the team's helicopter was ambushed, causing a teammate to fall into an entrenched group of combatants below. sergeant chapman and the team voluntarily reinserted onto the snowcapped mountain into the heart of a known enemy stronghold to rescue one of their own. without regard for his own safety, sergeant chapman immediately engaged, moving in the direction of the

[applause] and his wife valerie agrees he was a brave man from the beginning. right?. right?new that. i know it has special meaning. exactly 26 years ago you married john and today it is our great honor to share this incredible story with the world. thank you very much. i appreciate it. and your daughters, we award your dad a congressional medal of honor he is looking down on you right now from the house and proud on this day but even more proud of the incredible young women that you have both become. it is great to know you and great to have met you. thank you. we are also grateful to be joined by his wonderful mom, his sister, his brother and valerie's parents. thank you all for being here. it. it is a great honor. [applause] even though she could not be here today, somebody that john loved very much, his sister tammy so please give her our regards. also i want to recognize john's land in combat control teammate who was still recovering from her recent severe injury thank you for your noble service we appreciate it. [applause] it looks like you are doing well. finally. fina

please, valerie. ] would the military aide please come forward and read the citation? thank you. >> the president of the united states of america has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor posthumously to technical sergeant john a. chapman, united states air force. for ga lantly at the risk of life above and beyond the call of duty. technical sergeant john a. chapman distinguished himself through heroism as a special combat controller attached to a navy sea, air and land s.e.a.l. team conducting operations in takur ghar, afghanistan, in 2002. the team's helicopter was ambushed, calling a teammate to fall in combatants below. the sergeant and the team voluntarily reinserted on to the snow-capped mountain boo the heart of a known enemy stronghold. without regard for his own safety, sergeant chapman immediately engaged, moving in the direction of the closest enemy position despite coming under heavy fire of multiple directions. he fearlessly charged an enemy bunker, up a sleep incline and int

i spoke with valerie, his wife, who you'll be seeing shortly here receiving this. we talked about this day and this moment. >> have you thought about what it's going to be like to formally accept the medal of honor on john's behalf? >> it's going to be surreal, humbling, exciting. there's just a plethora of emotions that i think will run through my head when i'm actually handed that medal. i mean obviously i wish to god he'd be here getting it in person. but it's going to be a very proud moment for our special task community and the nation. >> talk about that special community. as you accept it, do you want people to keep in mind folks like john who are still doing that job? >> yes. people need to realize that our men and women are still defending us in every corner of the globe right now. just because we don't have lots of casualties and big battles going on anymore, they are still out there fighting every day. and we've forgotten about it. >> i'm so glad she said that because we do lose sight of the fact there are thousands, just in afghanistan alone and in other

please, please valerie, thank you.aid meese come forward and read the citation. thank you. >> the president of the united states of america has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor posthumously to technical sergeant john a. chapman, united states air force conspicuous gallantry at the risk of life above and beyond the call of duty. technical sergeant john a. chapman twished himself by extraordinary heroism as an air force special tactic combat controller attached to a navy sea, air and land seal team conducting reconnaissance operations in afghanistan on march 4, 2002. during insertion the team's helicopter was ambushed, causing a teammate to fall into an entrenched group of combatants below. sergeant chapman and the team voluntarily reinserted on to the snow capped mountain into the heart of a known enemy stronghold to rescue con of their own. without regard for his own safety, sergeant chapman immediately engaged, moving in the direction of the closest enemy position despite coming under heavy fire from

trying to turn the party against valerie and make that more difficult for the democratic party overall. so they kind of nailed it. the data point is the secret service you have the doctrine you write about how in the story written by "time" magazine but in the spring of 2016 was a military intelligence officer whose intercepted and said we have a plan of revenge against hillary clinton and a reporter for "the new york times" writing in june of 2014 about the internet research agency and in december of 2015. he says you know all of those i wrote about a year ago they are now all out there supporting donald trump so we put all these points together and i know it's easy to look back in hindsight but there were strong

valerie, this movie touches on very familiar romantic comedy themes. woman from a modest background falls in love with a man who is rich. they have a hurdlesong the way ut end up together all in two hour in many ways the movie is considered ground breaking. how so. >> it's a typical romantic thcomedy w an asian-american lead actor and actress involved with eac other. so to have a couple of asian-americans is pretty rare both as lead kashlgs. ansi an man as a romantic lead is even more rare. is directed by an asian-american director. >> phil, in what ways do find the movie ground breaking. >> >> the story is as old as stories have been told. but theact that it's top to bottom wall to wall all asians and told iner a specific way you know, and told with cues and little hallmarks that are very specific to ourni comy, it makes it really special to see that reflected on the screen. >> you'veeen is the movie five times. there was a real. >> six tim. >> six times. >> thank you for the correction. and i've heard the director talk about there movie. he de a re e

. >> reporter: valerie, chapman's wife, was at home. what do you remember about that day in march? >> put the girls to bed 8:30. someone rang my doorbell. i looked outside and there was three men. chapman and two blessed in blues. >> i remember her asking me -- please tell me that he's just hurt. i told her, i said that john gave himself courageously, saving others in battle. >> reporter: but when no one knew at the time was just how courageous chapman was. his team driven off the mountain by heavy fire, unabletrie chapm believed was dead. now, years later, advance technology reveals chapman was in fact still alive. enhancement of predator drone video and other data from the battle allowed experts to go back and identify chapman and track his movements. the wounded airman killing two more enemy fighters and firing to defend another u.s. chopper carrying reinforcements, including major gabriel brown. >> as long as he had a breath in him, he was still fighting? >> absolutely, absolutely. he's thinking that at any moment, how can i impact this battle? >> reporter: before the team coul

jarrett was whacked and b she did not make any reference to valerie jarrett being simian she made a reference to a dystopian reference to planet of the apes nobody let her explain they didn't care it was done finished you're through and she was called a racist because it was a racist tweet now as we speak hollywood for example is going crazy defending thousands of tweets that they're calling edgy what your discussed state but that's different so it comes out of this if your in the right group and the right person the sky's the limit if you're not republican trump supporter perceived to be right wing whatever you get no tolerance and no exercise of the free liberty of free speech we we have been speaking to john f. o'donnell political correspondent on our team eric his comedy news program bret ducted tonight the one and only legal and political analyst lionel gentleman it's been a pleasure. just a reminder all of our breaking news before we go to break here in r t a posh and your plane has crashed five minutes after taking off from waterloo victoria international airport in mexico we

i'm thinking it's amusing but i am a little nervous that obama who is going to look at us, myself, valerie, gerrit, anita and say i'm the president of the united states but i have real things on my plate and you just made me listen to kanye west for 30 minutes and he didn't even wrap. [laughter] sounds like were going to get, as last a very long trip were headed home and i'm also curious what is th the president think of this. were talking and we get back in the limo and as soon as the door closes you know what i was thinking the whole time kanye was thinking and i was like yes, sir, i would like to know that and he said that ship crazy. [laughter] you're welcome. it was as good as the next day after that event when he called to tell me that story and he's like and i can believe what happened. it's time for questions. these are the microphone at the end simply by not, we will alternate. >> is this working? >> hello, how's it going, things for coming, thanks for being here. i'm a big fan. some really interested in foreign policy, politics of the world is one of my favorite podcasts. i have

my name is valerie coleman. i'm a program annalist with dos. i will give the council updates. they met july 12th. there was an update on the dignity fund from melissa mcgee. they had a retreat in june. the second item was discussing retreat next steps and what they want to do with that information. it was focused on looking on the mission, the vision, policy goals and strategies moving forward. so they're continuing to digest that and figure out the next steps. the next stop i can was around, we got a budget update. we got a city wide budget update and analysis from dan kaplan, as well as a dos-specific update from shireen mcspadden. we had a presentation from michael blecker around the challenges we know the v.a. system and how that effects older adults. the presentation, and all the information, is available on the long-term care coordinating council's website. including minutes, agenda, other things like that. so if folks would like to review you can look at that and contact me directly. do you have any questions? >> thank you, valerie. any comments or questions? >> any com

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joining me here is valerie merkland. she is with the fair. you say it's a mix this year. >> yeah.ing to preserve our heritage of the fair. this is the 74th year of the santa clara county fair. we brought back the pepper steak sandwich, which a lot of people remember. i don't know if you got a taste of that, but a lot of people remember that and it's been gone for a long time. and we found angela diiiiiiiii sons have brought it back. we're also bringing in a lot of new things to make our farrell vent for all the folks who live in our silicon valley today. so we have tomorrow a really big event called swadesh,ably be the association of indo americans have organized that. you can watch some bollywood dancing, eat fabulous indian food. and then come up here and learn to line dance taught. traditional with the new. tonight we're getting ready in the arena to have a cumbia dj dj concert. >> one of the top djs in mexico city. >> right here in our arena. super excited about that. tomorrow night is eddie money. again, the tradition with the new and he is very popular. and sunday night we h

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army major general paul valery he said such restrictions will only increase in the future. you can take your i phone your other cell phones know and others can track you family members and so on but when it comes to operational areas there are troops or a fighting unit or operating and we certainly don't want anybody especially the enemy to be able to track their location target them you have to keep in mind many of your soldiers have their own private cell phones and to use for push you know matters to family also you have government issued cell phone satellite phones that are given to the troops in the field to use cell phones have to be restricted only from the standpoint. there are communicating with family and other members i think it's going to be more restrictive in the future because of where technology is today to twenty eight and the ability for others to tap into your phone conversations or actually through social media or facebook or whatever may be. thousands of syrian refugees or it's heading home as government forces drive out the last pockets of militant res

we all know that yesterday, roseanne was fired for tweeting that former obama adviser valerie jarrettand many people applauded abc for reacting swiftly and canceling "roseanne." now, roseanne getting fired wasn't a shock, because i mean, let's be honest. comparing a black person to an ape is what i like to call "shit your pants racism," right? it's so obvious. it's obviously bad. you know, like, everyone can smell it. everyone can see it. no one wants to help you clean it up. even the anti-pc brigade agreed roseanne had gone too far. - roseanne barr made some really incendiary, pretty appalling comments on twitter. - the "planet of the apes" was so over the line, there was no getting away from that. the muslim brotherhood, that gets kicked around, but when you combine that with the "planet of the apes," it's just so toxic, it's just-- you can't really ever come back. - yeah. - oh, that's an interesting angle. uh... i love how precise jesse watters gets with this. it's like he's a racism chemist. "look, on its own, muslim brotherhood is harmless. yeah, but anti-- that's a anti-muslim s

. >> valerie nestle, apman's wife, was at home. >>> what do you remember about that day in march?the girls to bed about 30, 8:45, someone rang my doorbell. i looked outside, there were three men, you know, champe l and two dressed in blues. >> i remember her asking me, please tell me that he's just hurt. > i sai john had gave himself courageously saving others in battle. >> but what no e e knew at th time was just how courageousch man was. his team driven off the mountain by heavy fire, unable to retrieve chapman who they believe was dead. ow years later, advance technology reveals chapman was, in fact, still alive. enhancement of predator drone video and other data from the battle allowed experts to go back and intify chapman and track his movements. the wounded air man killing tewetwo more enemy fighters and a chopper carrying reinforcements including major gabriel brown. > as long as he had breath in him he was still fighting. >> absoluinly. he's thi at any moment, how can i impact this battle. >> but before the team could come to his rescue, this time chapman was fatally wound

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they include valerie green who manages the blue lakes village rv park. when you drove away where did you think you'd come back to? >> a burnt down park. >> reporter: such is the state of being in lake county, the burned land of smoke and money spent fighting what's become the largest single incident in california history, at least according to some. >> technically there are two separate fires. so as to whether it's the single largest fire in california history is up for debate. >> reporter: but the impact, clear and still present. 300,000 acres burned, 100 structures destroyed, 4,000 firefighters strained to the max. and a region transformed almost beyond recognition. >> this is clear, but not clear today, is it? >> reporter: it's not the same ghost town we saw last week. and up the road on highway 20, at least a blue lakes village rv park is no longer an inferno encircled by these flames. >> it was loud. i mean, it was roaring. and you could hear trees explode. pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: today michael morgan returned with no damage worse than the bumpe

. >> valerie, chapman's wife was a. what do you remember about that day in march?the girls to oned about 8:30, 8:45 and sorang my doorbell. i looked outside and chaplain and two a dressed in blues. >> i remember her asking me, please tell me that he's just hurt i told her, i said john had gave himself courageously saving utthers in battle. >> b what no one knew at the time is how coageous he was. his team unable to retrieve chapman who they believe was dead. now years later, advanced technology reveals chapman was in fact still alive. enhancement of predator drone video ttnd other data from the allowed experts to go back and identify chapman and track his movements. the wounded airman killing two more enemy fighters and firing to defend another u.s. chopper carrying reinforcements gabriel brown.r as long as he had a breath in him, he was still fighting. >> absolutely. absolutely. he's thinking at any nt mohow can i impact this battle? >> before the team could come to his rescue, this time chapman s fatally wounded. >> i knew he would sacrifichimself for team. tter

army major general paul valery he told us such restrictions will only increase in the future. you can take your i phone your other so phones know and others can track you family members and so on but when it comes to operational areas there are troops are fighting in or operating and we certainly don't want anybody especially the enemy to be able to track their location target them you have to keep in mind many of your soldiers have their own private cell phones that they use for personnel matters to family also you have government issued so phone satellite phones that are given to the troops in the field to use cell phones have to be restricted only from the standpoint. there are communicating with family and other members i think it's going to be even more restrictive in the future because of where technology is today did twenty eight thing and the ability for others to tap into your phone conversations or actually through social media or facebook or whatever may be. thousands of syrian refugees returning home as the government forces drive out the last pockets of minutes of

his wife valerie was there to receive the medal of honor on behaf of our late his.to the sky. and this is what she said in washington about her husband. >> he was such a genuine, good-hearted person. the girls and i meant everything to him. and just an amazing man. >> we all salute technical sergeant chapman. and we thank you for watching here on a wednesday night. nnouer 7 news. >>> bracing for impact, look at the size of this hurricane. right now joining us, i'm larry beil. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. firefighters from the bay area are tedding to hawaii to prepare for hurricane lane. >> san diego's search and rescue team departed as well. the firefighters will help thousands of people prepare for hurricane lane. abc news reporter marci gonzalez with the latest on the storm and its potential impact. >> reporter: hurricane lane is now a dangerous category four storm. >> is forecast to bring it much closer to the island. >> reporter: residents and tourists bracing up for 20 foot waves and destructive winds. >> we're very scared. we're just going to make the

>> thank you, valerie. any comments or questions? >> any comments or questions of the public? thank you, again. >> thank you. >> the case report. no case report. the nominating committee is recommending the commission to reappoint the following advisory council members who are incumbent. william marota, kay parek, and beverly taylor. because this is coming from the nominating committee we don't need a second. do we have any discussion? any comments or questions from the public? call to question all in favor of reappointing these three? >> aye. >> any opposed? thank you, the motion carries. please thank and congratulate all three. right now it's time for general public comment and that is for anything that is not on the agenda. please come up. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is anna sylvester. i have one visual i'm going to show on the projector in my speech. i'm here to ask for your support and your e-mail help. the sfmta board meets next tuesday, august 21st, here at 1:00. to vote on final approval of the gerry rapid project. there are no more appeals. the m.t.a. sta

army major general paul valery he told us restrictions will only increase in the future. you can take your i phone your other cell phones know and others can track you family members and so on but when it comes to operational areas there are troops are fighting in or operating and we certainly don't want anybody especially the enemy to be able to track their location target them you have to keep in mind many of your soldiers have their own private cell phones and to use for push you know matters to family also you have government issued cell phone satellite phones that are given to the troops in the field to use cell phones have to be restricted only from the standpoint of who there are communicating with family and other members i think it's going to be even more restrictive in the future because of where technology is today and twenty eight dean and the ability for others to tap into your phone conversations or actually through social media or facebook or whatever it may be. thousands of syrian refugees are tightening home as government forces drive out the last pockets

his wife valerie was there to receive the medal of honor on behalf of her late husband.to the sky. and this is what she said in washington about her husband. >> he was such a genuine, good-hearted person. he lived his life team before self, the whole way. the girls and i meant everything to him. and -- just an amazing man. >> we all salute technical sergeant chapman. and we thank you for watching here on a wednesday night. i'm david muir. go . >>> major questions tonight, verizon admits to throttling data speed for firefighters in fire zones. >>> hundreds gather in iowa to remember mollie tibbetts. this as the man accused of killing her appears in court for the first time. and new details arise. >>> live doppler 7 tracking hurricane lane and the category four storm bears down on the island. >> announcer: now live breaking news. >>> that breaking news is a manhunt in san jose late this afternoon. police received a report that a san jose state student was kidnapped and robbed. this is according to the mercury news. the man was taken from a 7-eleven and forced to withdraw m

. >> reporter: so valerie green's relief when the blue lakes village rv park reopened and her

and then it gets to me and valerie. nobody knew what to do with us. they went to shake our hands. and i made a huge seat because i was like my hand was glued to my thigh. i basically cause one by not wanting to shake his hand. i said i can't believe that happened. every member of the press can see you stop talking. that's the one i still remember. i get hot in the face thinking about. >> at that same trip we were staying at the kings horse farm. two of us were sharing these bungalow type situations. it was the trip where the president was going to deliver his speech of the month. a very important speech. i was in his bungalow. i was working on the speech. we look out the window and this range rover pulled us up. a couple of guys get out in full gear and they walk up to the door and they have a large box. what do we do. i open the door. he says something not in english but includes the words vendor roads. and then he shoves the box at me. i took the box and i walked in. i said hey ben you got a box. we put it on the kitchen table and is filled with gold. it was like a treasure ches

we're just months after roseanne barr and what she said about valerie jarrett.n a vacuum, people will say that is racist. he also went out to say that gillum is an articulate spokesman. >> i spend a lot of time in florida, and the phrase, monkey this up, right? >> yeah, but he didn't say that. >> but he may have meant don't muck it up and he mixed them. >> florida is very much a southern state. those kind of accidents don't just happen, with 98 od days to go -- >> you think it was a dog whistle loud and clear. >> this is somebody that is preparing for what will be a very ugly campaign. and frankly the name calling, going straight to socialism, and somebody runs on a platform and appears to have won on a platform of taking care of sick people in the state. >> and jackie, i spoke to someone last night that said maybe he didn't mean it like that, but -- >> there is a cluelessness. i'm saying the best way to spin it is a complete cluelessness. >> clueless. >> he should know better. he is not running for a national office, but he may as well have acted like she becau

trying to turn the party against valerie and make that more difficult for the democratic party overall. so they kind of nailed it. the data point is the secret service you have the doctrine you write about how in the story written by "time" magazine but in the spring of 2016 was a military intelligence officer whose intercepted and said we have a plan of revenge against hillary clinton and a reporter for "the new york times" writing in june of 2014 about the internet research agency and in december of 2015. he says you know all of those i wrote about a year ago they are now all out there supporting donald trump so we put all these points together and i know it's easy to look back in hindsight but there were strong indications that they were aiming for this. we cover meetings in the white house and has staff people they have no clue the intelligence committee happened a had put als together and told president obama, the national security staff something big is afoot. >> host: the initial reaction was this has been done before and there was something different about this approach, differ

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