anita vogel with the breaking details. >>> police sayer rieric frein kneeled down and put his hands up when they approached him. he was captured near an abandoned helicopter hangar. he was cuffed in the handcuffs that belonged to the trooper he allegedly killed, brian dixon and was driven away in dixon's car. >> eric frein was dedicated to killing law enforcement members. he gave up because he was caught and he had no choice but to give up. >> the capture ends 7 weeks of intense manhunt that spans for miles. they endured road blocks, school closings and constant helicopter sounds over head. he killed corporal ryan dixon a husband and father of two and seriously wounding another trooper. he had a hatred for law enforcement and talked about wanting to commit mass murder. he was armed and very dangerous and many community events including halloween festivities were canceled with frein on the lose. the children will be able to go trick or treating tonight. prosecutors say they will be seeking the death penalty in this case. >> while you were sleeping tragedy hit the small illinois town mom

>> i think the story had to be ryan vogel -- ryan vogel song. he is a big name pitcher. >> i love the atmosphere. i love the playoffs. this is what you play your whole life for the fans were into it tonight like they always are. it makes -- it takes the game to another level. >> i could be proud. their will is so strong and their desire is so deep. they found a way to get it done. >> the true story is the pitching. the pitching and the defense, that's the foundation of this club. this whole series for us was our pitching and defense. >> the feeling never gets old, does it? >> you can't beat this. this wild card thing is not bad. you can have two celebrations. >> they are hoping for another one. innlcs starts on saturday. 5:07 first pitch. cardinals have been to five straight so it will be tough for the giants. abc7 sports. >> rematch of the 2012nlcs. the cardinals did their part. they finished off the dodgers. that is coming up next. check it out. when i peel this sticker off the munchie meal, i have a 1 in 4 chance of winning cool prizes like f

>> i think the story had to be ryan vogel -- ryan vogel song.e is a big name pitcher. >> i love the atmosphere. i love the playoffs. this is what you play your whole life for the fans were into it tonight like they always are. it makes -- it takes the game to another level. >> i could be proud. their will is so strong and their desire is so deep. they found a way to get it done. >> the true story is the pitching. the pitching and the defense, that's the foundation of this club. this whole series for us was our pitching and defense. >> the feeling never gets old, does it? >> you can't beat this. this wild card thing is not bad. you can have two celebrations. >> they are hoping for another one. innlcs starts on saturday. 5:07 first pitch. cardinals have been to five straight so it will be tough for the giants. abc7 sports. >> rematch of the 2012nlcs. the cardinals did their part. they finished off the dodgers. that is coming up next. first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your

>> i think the story had to be ryan vogel -- ryan vogel song. he is a big name pitcher. >> i love the atmosphere. i love the playoffs. this is what you play your whole life for the fans were into it tonight like they always are. it makes -- it takes the game to another level. >> i could be proud. their will is so strong and their desire is so deep. they found a way to get it done. >> the true story is the pitching. the pitching and the defense, that's the foundation of this club. this whole series for us was our pitching and defense. >> the feeling never gets old, does it? >> you can't beat this. this wild card thing is not bad. you can have two celebrations. >> they are hoping for another one. innlcs starts on saturday. 5:07 first pitch. cardinals have been to five straight so it will be tough for the giants. abc7 sports. >> rematch of the 2012nlcs. the cardinals did their part. they finished off the dodgers. that is coming up next. helps you find a whole range of coverages. no one else gives you options like that. [voice echoing] no one at all

i am anita vogel. no let's go back to "huckabee."-line} >> it is not often that i agree with bill ma hr. but i give the host for calling out liberals who critize christians and failing to show outrage in the muslim world. ben afmrek called the point of view racist. how accurate is bill maher. this is a jewish american who married an afghan student and moved with him in afghanistan in 1961. they isolated her and tried to convert her to islam. she writes about her experiences an american bride in kabul. phillis thank you for joining us today. >> first of all it departmt happen recently when radical islam took root. this is over 50 years ago. what happened to you and what did you experience when you went back to afghanistan. >> i lived gender and religious apartheid before there fls western influence in the place. i had no oipgz of what i would find. the plane landed and they took away my american passport and made me the property of a large polygamist family. i discovered my father-in-law had threep children and the court ship with thi

>> anita vogel live for us. >> 8 infants test positive for ent tb.worked at an el paso nursery for weeks after she started showing symptoms. of the 8 five were vaccinated previously so they may be false positives. p none have active tb the deadly form of the disease. they are raising the number of infants possibly exposed at the hospital to 860. >> awful. high school football player dies from a fatal infection. now the florida state health kept is involved. 17-year-old gill chromer contracted bacterial meningitis, a severe inflammation of the brain. his death follows 25 students at the school contracting stomach virus. school is closed as a precaution. health department looking at the case say they are not actually related. >>> as isis closes in on baghdad the general is admitting the network has a straight shot at the airport there. will a new deal be a game changer for coalition forces? doug luzader is live with more on that. >> a u.s. apache helicopter that's what we are seeing play out in iraq specifically as we get closer and closer to baghdad.

robert vogel, superintendent of the national mall and memorial parks. michael mccoy, acting director of the national vh chaplain center. representing the disabled veterans life memorial foundation, are its passionate, hard-working board of directors who have been charged with erecting this memorial and they spent the last 16 years working on this and have given countless hours of time to ensure its successful completion. mrs. lois pope, co-founder and chairman of disabled veterans' life memorial. thank you. co-founder and president, arthur wilson. secretary dennis joyner. treasurer gene murphy. mrs. diane mussleman. roberto bobby barea. we owe all of them a deep debt of gratitude. another round of applause for all of their hard work. thank you for your work. and sadly, there are three men who made enormous contributions to the memorial who did not live to celebrate this special day. the honorable jesse brown, former secretary of veterans affairs and co-founder of the memorial. and board members, the honorable gordon mansfield, former acting secretary of

john vogel knows a good story when he hears one. as a hollywood actor, producer, and director, it's part of his job. >> i think you need to come up here a little bit. >> but it is with his golfing partner on this day, jacob price, that john has been living a good story for going on ten years now. it all began not long after the two met at an event in lake tahoe when jacob began telling john his story. >> my story starts like this, the journey starts with me having what they call mild retardation. >> reporter: the event you see was for special olympics, where jacob is a gold medal winning skier, many, many times over. his success on the mountain, though, was not being matched in life. >> to be bullied, to be made fun of, to be chastised, to be you can't do that. >> jacob's mom says her son was kind and loving, but reserved and lacked confidence. that day, though, john saw something in jacob he thought the rest of us should see. >> i just said, hey, why don't we have a phone call once a week, why don't we commit to that and let's just

game three or game four i will say will match vogel song against vargas. >> and sandhya said weatherave the tarp on the field. we are feeling a little mist. hopefully it will not affect it otherwise they will play them straight through. >> we will see what happens with that. right now let's head outside of at&t park where sergio is standing by and he spent the night with the fans. sergio? >> larry you and i watched as the fans were you can whatting out of at&t park and they were not happy. object -- obviously they were hoping for a stronger showing for the weekend. for game three of the world series, the giants fans showed up in full rally mode. >> lets ay go giants -- let's go giants. >> they pushed for their home team up until the end, but they did not leave at&t park happy. >> a good come back, but not quite enough. they were really close. >> i we went to the world series. we have been waiting our whole lives to go to the world series. we lost. >> there was one fan who was happy to be here on this night. >> i grew up in this city. this is my hometown team gyros mary is currently g

second homerun of the series 1k3 vogel song pulled out after three innings. hunter pence and base hit. it came down to the bull pen. he was spectacular. three score less innings and allowing one hit. struck out fourhe may be the mvp. fielder's choice. perez scores 4-4 and should be an inning ending double play. giants up 5-4. buster posey takes advantage. his third r.b.i and three run six innings. e giants take a commanding le. they can close it out with their ace on the mound. 6-4 yo final. let a goive to at&t park. colin, you cannot make those mistakes and expect to beat the giants. >> you said it, shu, slow footed and at times slow witted. they can close it out tomorrow night. >> we won three, but that's a nuer. that's the number you have to get to before the next one. a great come back, but we have work to do. they will enjoy this moment, but you have to come out here and get ready to go. >> we never feel out of the game. we battle back and score ns. >> we combine to do our job. we try to complement each other and not do too much. all in all, we believe i

game three or game four i will say will match vogel song against vargas. >> and sandhya said weather could be a factor. they have the tarp on the field. we are feeling a little mt. hopefully it will n affect it otherwise they will play them straighthrough. >> we will see what happens with that. right now let's head outside of at&t par where sergio is standing by and he spent the night with the fans. rgio? >> larry you and i watched as the fans were you can whatting out of at&t park and they we not happy. object -- obviously they were hoping for a stronger showing for the weekend. for game three of the world seri, the giants fans showed up in full rally mode. >> letsy go giants -- let's go giants. >> they pushed for their home team up until the end, but they did not leave at&t park happy. >> a good come back, but not quite enough. they were really close. >> i we went to the world series. have been waiting our whole lives to to the world series. we lost. >> there was one fan w was happy to be here on this night. >> i grew up in this city. this is my hometown team gyros mary is currentl

. >>> i'm anita vogel.ere could be a major development involving the hundreds of nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by the terror group boko haram. they've agreed to a cease-fire with the islamic terror group and negotiating the girls' release. it's been about six months since the kidnapping. dozens of girls reportedly escaped, but more than 200 are still missing. >>> and in hong kong violence flaring up again as police go head-to-head with pro-democracy demonstrators. officers using pepper spray and batons in an attempt to clear an area that activists have occupied for three weeks now. protesters are demanding more freedom to select their own candidates to lead hong kong and less control from china's communist government. i'm anita vogel. now let's go back to "the kelly file." for all your latest headlines, log onto foxnews.com. >>> nurse amber vinson was first showing signs of ebola just days after the death of an infected patient in her hospital. and yet the cdc cleared her to fly home. now, as we learn more

. >> game four at 5:07 are ryan vogel song on the hill. we will check in on the alcs where they are j one win away. we will show you why ase we will show you why ase continue. ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. kansas city where the royals take a 3-0 series leaover the oriels once again and playing small ball. george brett threw out the first pitch and kansas city was ready to roll. he makes the defensive play and over the rail and grab. that's keeping your eye on the ball. ttom of six and runners on the corners from butler. a sack fly brings in dyson. kansas city takes a 2-run lead. the last chance for the o's and greg holland gets him to ground out. they are on the brink of the first world series in 29 years. sharks in dc looking to contain ovechkin and the cavs. they finally put the puck past him. the third of the season and they are up 5-3. here come the cavs. brow bette

and vogel song, lasted just three innings. and matt throws to the out. and throws to second.nts lead, 5-4. next batter. buster posy puts that into left center on an 0-2 pitch. blanco comes to score. and the giants win it 6-4. posy was 2 for 3. the giants lead 3-1. trying to move forward to play the kansas city royals. that's all the time we have. go back to your news and weather. >> that's us. >>> up next in the pulse. the oscars have the glitz and glamour, but the biggest buzz is who will be hosting. >>> and a wild feeding frenzy caught on camera. ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. and if you ignore the signs, the more debilitating your symptoms could become. learn more about the role damaging inflammation may be playing in your symptoms with the expert advice tool at crohnsandcolitis.com. and then speak with your gastroenterologist. i'm saving a ton of time by p

second homerun of the series 1k3 vogel song pulled out after three innings.r pence and base hit. it came down to the bull pen. he was spectacular. three score less innings and allowing one hit. struck out four he may be the mvp. fielder's choice. perez scores 4-4 and should be an inning ending double play. giants up 5-4. buster posey takes advantage. his third r.b.i and three run six innings. the giants take a commanding lead. they can close it out with their ace on the mound. 6-4 your final. let a go live to at&t park. colin, you cannot make those mistakes and expect to beat the giants. >> you said it, shu, slow footed and at times slow witted. they can close it out tomorrow night. >> we won three, but that's a number. that's the number you have to get to before the next one. a great come back, but we have work to do. they will enjoy this moment, but you have to come out here and get ready to go. >> we never feel out of the game. we battle back and score runs. >> we combine to do our job. we try to complement each other and not do too much. all in all, we be

. >> game four at 5:07 are ryan vogel song on the hill.lcs where they are jo one win away. we will show you why as we continue. has the power to kill 99.9% lysof germs.& free and its hydrogen peroxide formula cleans better than bleach without the harshness. dinner's on the table! leaving nothing standing between you and dinner. now who's for gravy? lysol power & free. a powerful clean that's family friendly. that's healthing. kansas city where the royals take a 3-0 series lead over the oriels once again and playing small ball. george brett threw out the first pitch and kansas city was ready to roll. he makes the defensive play and over the rail and grab. that's keeping your eye on the ball. bottom of six and runners on the corners from butler. a sack fly brings in dyson. kansas city takes a 2-run lead. the last chance for the o's and greg holland gets him to ground out. they are on the brink of the first world series in 29 years. sharks in dc looking to contain ovechkin and the cavs. they finally put the puck past him. the third of the sea

. >> game four at 5:07 are ryan vogel song on the hill.ere they are jo one win away. we will show you why as we continue. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for a plan that invests in our public schools. fighting for a plan that mom? dad? big uncle wayne?nut. hot chocolate. green tea. uh, decaf, cuz. wow. i'm dying for an herbal tea. the all new keurig 2.0 is here. kansas city where the royals take a 3-0 series lead over the oriels once again and playing small ball. george brett threw out the first pitch and kansas city was ready to roll. he makes the defensive play and over the rail and grab. that's keeping your

. >> reporter: game four gio going for the nats, vogel song going for the giants, a key to winning thatme? >> just like today all hands on deck. they didn't need it today because fister was spectacular with his seven shutout innings, but if gio got in any trouble, strasburg and roark and everybody would be available in a potential elimination game. >> reporter: we will see you here tomorrow for game four. if the nats win, of ursecothe series comes back to d.c. >>> the orioles will begin their alcs bid against the royals this weekend in baltimore and return home to a heroes welcome after a game with the detroit tigers. good wishes for the hometown team, game one 8:00 on friday. >>> the strines are hosting the championship at seattle seahawks and hope to fare -- the redskins are hosting the championship at seattle seahawks and hope to fare better than when they were at the giants. seahawks up 24-17 right now because kirk cousins just connected with andre roberts for his second td of the game. 24-17. you can look at some numbers. shockingly there have been no interceptions. we like that. r

second homerun of the series 1k3 vogel song pulled out after three innings.e down to the bull pen. he was spectacular. three score less innings and allowing one hit. struck out four he may be the mvp. fielder's choice. perez scores 4-4 and should be an inning ending double play. giants up 5-4. buster posey takes advantage. his third r.b.i and three run six innings. the giants take a commanding lead. they can close it out with their ace on the mound. 6-4 your final. let a go live to at&t park. colin, you cannot make those mistakes and expect to beat the giants. >> you said it, shu, slow footed and at times slow witted. they can close it out tomorrow night. >> we won three, but that's a number. that's the number you have to get to before the next one. a great come back, but we have work to do. they will enjoy this moment, but you have to come out here and get ready to go. >> we never feel out of the game. we battle back and score runs. >> we combine to do our job. we try to complement each other and not do too much. all in all, we believe in ourselves. >> the s

game three or game four i will say will match vogel song against vargas. >> and sandhya said weather could be a factor. they have the tarp on the field. we are feeling a little mist. hopefully it will not affect it otherwise they will play them straight through. >> we will see what happens with that. right now let's head outside of at&t park where sergio is standing by and he spent the night with the fans. sergio? >> larry you and i watched as the fans were you can whatting out of at&t park and they were not happy. object -- obviously they were hoping for a stronger showing for the weekend. for game three of the world series, the giants fans showed up in full rally mode. >> lets ay go giants -- let's go giants. >> they pushed for their home team up until the end, but they did not leave at&t park happy. >> a good come back, but not quite enough. they were really close. >> i we went to the world series. we have been waiting our whole lives to go to the world series. we lost. >> there was one fan who was happy to be here on this night. >> i grew up in this city. this is my hometown team

. >> anita vogel is here live. glad to have you here to breakdown the numbers for us.n neat taw. >> hi girls. great to be here. >> the group of young people known as the millennials could prove to be a game changer on tuesday possibly helping to pro tell gop candidates to victory. a stunning new poll from harvard institute of politics say millennials plan to out vote them by a significant 12 vote margin. this group was a key voting block for obama in 2008 and 2012. >> it absolutely goes in the face that they are reliable democratic cohort every single election. the people are politically up for grabs. they are realizing they didn't get hope and change they got worse outcomes. a third forced to move back in with their parents. >> some say they are fed up with washington. >>> i am seeing people much more apathetic like they don't think it matters. >> i don't think they think of choosing congress as being a worth while thing to do. >> the polls show among millennials only 42 percent approve of the president 50 percent disapprove. young voters are disappointed with a lack

anita vogel is here with the latest. >> good morning heather and lea. that is the big question.he latest patient is a nurse who was part of a team taking care of thomas duncan before his death. her identity has not been revealed of the her family has requested total privacy. her apartment had been sealed off with police standing guard outside. how did she get the virus?

vogel knows a good story when he hears one.as a hollywood actor, producer and director, it's part of his job. but it is with his golfing partner on this day jacob price john has been living a good story going on ten years now. it all began not long after the two met at an event in lake tahoe when jacob began telling john his story. >> my story starts like this. the journey starts with me having mild retardation. >> reporter: the event was for special olympics where jacob is a gold medal-winning skier many, many times over. his success on the mountain though was not being matched in life. >> to be bullied, made fun of, chastised. you can't do that. >> reporter: jacob's mom says her son was kind and loving, but reserved and lacked confidence that. day though, john saw something in jacob he thought the rest of us should see. >> i said, hey, why don't we have a phone call once a week? why don't we commit to that and let's just see where that leads to. every monday since then, we get on the phone. >> calling to see how each other is

. >> live from america's news headquarters i am anita vogel. gaza now reaching $2.7 billion. president abbas saying gaza needs 4 billion to rebuild what was destroyed during the 50 day war between israel and hamas the third conflict since 2008. they are committing 2 and a half billion for other purposes. secretary of state kerry now saying they would need $212 available immediately. >> bolivian voters now have a third term as president. morales getting a 60 percent of the vote in a two person runoff. he was re-elected on the strength of the economic strength. now go back to justice with judge jeanine. for the headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> this week i visited an urgent care center to find out what precautions they have and ways to fight ebola. take a look. >> i am at the urgent care center in new york city. i am joined by dr. jake deutsch who is the clinical director and founder of this center. doctor, how are you. thanks for having us today. urgent care. we are seeing these things pop up all over the united states. what is the difference

ken vogel, reporter with politico which steals reporters from "the washington post." steve mcmahon is a democratic strategist, a real one. let me go to this. what's the one word to define the mood of the country going into this election? >> i would go with sour. 76% of the country think we're on the wrong track. pretty similar to when we saw republicans take back the house. >> sour? >> i think anxious and frustrated. frustrated that things aren't moving forward. frustrated they're not hearing a lot of plans for where to go. and maybe -- >> neither party is saying what 8nzrjr'k the summer was a tough one for obama. we're in syria. ruffled feathers and people are nervous. >> disgusted. they're disgusted with their leaders in washington. if they could vote them all out, they would. >> that never happens, though. it's always in one direction. >> when you look at the numbers this year, it's as bad as it's ever been. >> not before you were born. right now the mood of the country doesn't look swell for democrats. 2/3 say the country is on the wrong track. less than a quarter

here to break it down for us is ken vogel.ing us today. so, we have some of the bigger players from a money standpoint and want to go through them with you and tell people, we'll start with tom and i think people might know the name, tom stire, hedge fund guy, lots of money. he's spending heavily on the issue of climate change. tell us exactly where is this money going and who is he supporting, in particular, and is he getting anything out of it? >> tom steyer emerged as the biggest donor on the left for sure. $60 million that he set up called nextgen climate action that is specifically focused on elevating the issue of climate change. that is really his cause. he wants the whole american body politic, but particularly the democratic party to be more aggressive on proposing solutions to climate change. so, what he had hoped to do was kind of become a coke brothers equivalent on the left. that is to give his own money, but also to be able to rally support from other donors to raise big money for his superpac. he originally prop

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. >>> i'm anita vogel. the eye of hurricane gonzalo passing over the island of bermuda.s being warned to stay indoors. the storm is bringing winds up to 110 miles per hour. thousands of people are without power. forecasters predicting significant flooding, but we won't know the full extent of damage until morning. >>> meantime, the syrian city of kobani becoming a ghostown as isis fighters force people to flee to safety. the u.n. estimating fewer than 700 people remain in kobani, which once had a population of 60,000. this week, the u.s. stepped up air strikes there. there were 59 missions over the last four days alone. the pentagon claiming hundreds of terrorists were killed. foxne. >>> nurse amber vinson was first showing signs of >>> nurse amber vinson was first showing signs of ebola just days after the death of an infected patient in her hospital. and yet the cdc cleared her to fly home. now, as we learn more about her illness, it is raising new questions about how many people may have been exposed. trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom with more. trace. >

game four coming up, jason vargas against ryan vogel l song. vogelsong. >> a close ball game. they just did the little things they needed to do to beat us. >> a seven game series. can't win off two games. this clubhouse, that's what they are so professional. we don't give up. the beautiful thing about baseball, we always have tomorrow. >> a tough spot for the giants. not a must win in game four but the next best thing. the world series really overshadowed a pretty exciting college football game last night. that was cal taking their offense down south to levi stadium to face high-flying sixth ranked oregon. the bears trying to snap a two-game losing streak. hands off to vic and scores on a 19-yard run. cal up 14-7, but oregon 0 scores 24 unanswered points. mariota to brown. after cal's next drive, forcing a punt, charles nelson takes it to his own 42. appeared to be hemmed in but goes through basically the entire cal bears coverage team at 58 yards on the return as the oregon ducks explode and win, 59-41. that is a wrap on morning sports from at&t park. i'm larry beil, have a g

in many ways, national mall and parks superintendent bob vogel says, the artwork is perfect for this premier civic space. >> this is a place where people come, they grieve, they celebrate, they demonstrate. we want people to look at it, and get people to think and to talk about it. >> brown: it's a face with a short life, soon to be erased, with hopes that its component parts and meaning live on. >> brown: to hear more from jorge rodriguez-gerada, and see his other facescapes, go to our "artbeat" page at pbsnewshour.dot.org >> woodruff: finally tonight we're joined by the junior senator from new york state, democrat kirsten gillibrand. during her tenure she's focused on fighting sexual assault in the military and on college campuses. senator gillibrand recently published a new book, "off the sidelines: raise your voice, change the world." senator gillibrand, welcome to the "newshour." >> i'm delighted to be on. >> woodruff: you say in your introduction, among other things, you want to get women and girls to believe in themselves just as much as men and boys do. so my question is you'

. >> i believe that is high school that mike vogel from under the dome went to. >> i think so. >> i haveo remember. >> small world, they all come from here. >> yes, indeed. >> taking canadian of my homeys. we will be right back. see you in a bit. >>> good morning i'm ukee washington. camden county and cooper university hospital host a ebola awareness and safety training seminar for first responders. information session will show them how to deal with suspect cases of the virus, team of experts from cooper hospital will lead the discussion, and it all starts about a half an hour at community college in blackwood. >>> right now lets get your forecast with katie in the weather center good morning. >> this is another day that is somewhat dreary, feeling chilly outside, breezy, and yes damp as well. we are still tracking very same storm system, hitting our region, for a while and it is making its retreat but we still got some showers to track here on storm scan three. it is all coming from the north but this will have a back evening that retreats from south to north. as the storm continues it

robert vogel and the honorable sally jewell.s and gentlemen, the the united states, barack obama. ♪ [ ♪ [ ♪ to the chief ♪ hail to the chief ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, on disabled veterans life memorial foundation, it is our honor to present to citizens the american veterans disabled for life memorial. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, it is privileget honor and to introduce to you the president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] >> thank you so much. bed afternoon, please seated. to all our disabled veterans, woundedaordinary warriors, we gather here today gorgeous autumn day in of you because each endured a moment that shaped the thatf your lives and speaks to our debt as a nation. maybe it was there on the bullets andas the shrapnel rained down around you. you lay there, the medics tending to your wounds. perhaps it was tay days or monts in that hospital room when to.finally came perhaps it was years later as or innt about your day the midnight hour when the memories came rushing back like flood. wherever you we

[applause] robert vogel, superintendent of the national mall and memorial park.michael mccoy, acting director of the national be a chaplain center. disableding the veterans life memorial it's passionate, hard-working board of directors who have been charged with erecting this memorial, and they have spent the last 16 years working on this, and have given countless hours of time to ensure a successful completion. pope, cofounder and chairperson of the disabled veterans life memorial. thank you, lois. cofounder and president, arthur wilson. [applause] secretary dennis joyner. [applause] treasurer, jean murphy. [applause] mrs. diane musselman. [applause] rewrote -- roberto bobby barrera. we owe all of them at the debt of gratitude. another round of applause for all of their hard work [applause] thank you for your work. sadly, there are three men who made enormous contributions to the memorial who did not live to celebrate this special day. the honorable jesse brown, former secretary of veterans affairs and cofounder of the memorial. and board members, the honorable

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[applause] >> next to chris is bill fry vogel. director of journalism at the university of illinois at carbon dale. are those the salukis? got that right. he has award-winning career covering national politics and supreme court. publisher of the gateway journalism review. bill freivogel. >>> patricia bynes. ferguson township. she watched some of the looting that took place. she appeared on national media outlets to discuss among other things clashes between the police and the community. patricia bynes. [applause] bradley rayford is freelance photographerrer and student at st. louis community college. he is graduate of greater st. louis association of black journalists for high school students, a journalism workshop. some of his photos were shown on national television. mr. bradley rayford. [applause] some of you all may know britney noble jones, kmov 4. was one of the first reporters. she drove the media coverage not just locally but nationally. how many followers did you have on twitter at that time? >> yes. first i started with

[applause] next to chris is bill fry vogel, the director of the school of journal kim at southern university carbon dale, are those are -- >> got that right. he has had an award-winning career covering national politics and the supreme court. he is the publisher of the gateway journalism review. [applause] next to bill is patricia bynes, democratic committee woman of the ferguson township. she watched some of the looting that took place that night, those nights. she has appeared on national be media outlets to discuss, among other things, the clashes between police and the community patricia bynes. [applause] bradley rayford is a freelance photographer and student at st. louis community college, a graduate of the association of black journalists' workshop for students, photos shown on national television. mr. bradley rayford. [applause] >> and finally, some of you may all know brittany noble-jones was one of the first reporters in ferguson on august 9th. here social media reports really drove the media coverage not just locally, but nationally. in fact, how many followers did you have on twi

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