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1943 when a presidential call for army volunteers conducted dangerous and hazardous missions, somewhere in the world 1000 miles to complete their mission of seizing northern farmers mic here at airship which they did, and wish they accomplished may 17th 1944. no other american fighting force has marched as far, no other american fighting force has fought so continuously or had to displays such in durance as these american heroes. now, the marauders and in recognition of their bravery, their service, and their sacrifice, have been approved by congress to be awarded its haunted highest honor, the congressional gold medal. so ranger gave kenny, will you please join me to receive the congressional gold medal behalf of all meryl's marauders. [applause]. please extend this medal on behalf of all mayors marauders, for their service and their sacrifice your nation. you, and our morals marauders, are truly national treasures. and it is my honor to present this metal to you. >> i was an admiral morals marauders unit. for that unit to have received this metal is something i am particularly proud of for the uni

for army volunteers conduct a dangerous and hazardous mission somewhere in the world seasoned infantrymen and newly enlisted soldiers alike volunteered for this mission and gabe kenny was one of them who answered the call. equipped with only what they could carry on their backs. and pack mules the marauders. made military history by walking farther than any other. american world war two fighting force almost a thousand miles to complete their mission of seizing northern burman's myakena airstrip, which they did in which they accomplished. may 17th 1944 no other american fighting force has marched as far. no other american fighting force is fought so continuously. or had to display such endurance. as these american heroes now the marauders and recognition of their bravery. their service and their sacrifice have been approved by congress. to be awarded its highest honor. the congressional gold medal to ranger gabe kinney, will you please join me? to receive the congressional gold medal on behalf. of all meryl's marauders please accept this medal on behalf of all meryl marauders for their se

what can we all learn from the experiences of the world war two monuments men and women that will you complete your mission and help our nation reestablish the high bar for the protection of the world's shared cultural? first and foremost, leadership is vital. the monuments, fine arts and archives program of world war two worked because despite the many flaws, leadership from president roosevelt to army chief of staff, marshal to general, eisenhower was alive in its endorsement and support of the mission. backing them up were the best and brightest minds in the arts at museums archives, libraries in the united states. the united kingdom. but the critical component, the x factor, where the men women who volunteered to go into harm's way and apply their professional expertise and training to save much of the world's cultural heritage men like fred hart, an art historian whose defense of damage urged but repairable buildings, and florence spared countless medieval and historic structures from. the devouring bulldozers of, army engineers and women such as unsung hero delia hall, an employee of the department w

security ivy noble sentiments which help tiny vietnam to punch above its weight on the world stage shelters. mission to drum up trade in asia is just getting on the way. next. stop, singapore. ah. in the bonus league fryeburg have snapped 2nd place or a 1000000 burly and after an emphatic for one victory over their fellow title challenges and chance or grief, or was the hero for fibers. he scored a hat trick and a match that featured for penalties had a red card, been changed for grief in italy, didn't make it to the world cup. and 4th minute parents, if this handful gave him a chance to show you what guitar would be missing, he didn't disappoint no mistake. and there was even more to love about the italian se, just few minutes later refer to leading a fryeburg break away. he got the ball back to make it to nail down a 3rd marker in the bathroom. the 2nd place in the table. anyone could have pulled one back moment later, but mr. because their own, before imploding by giving away yes, another penalty. the light seeing read but who knew on that man grief i went in a different direction the outcome wit

security of e noble sentiments which help tiny vietnam to punch above its weight on the world stage. shelters mission to drum up trade in asia is just getting underway. next, stop, singapore. that says update. stay tuned for reporter it visits madagascar, country suffering, a hunger crisis. the u. n. says, is directly caused by climate change. thanks for watching interest in the global economy, our portfolio d w. business. beyond here, the closer look at the project, our mission. to analyze the flight for market dominance. get us to the head with d w. business beyond fed up. she said you like the patriarchy mustang, that they need since of murdering and depressing women in latin america. right? off november 25th on d, done with ah, in the last few years, southern madagascar has experienced a drastic lack of rainfall. the un says the famine here is the 1st to be directly caused by climate change. even rob, normally at this age, children are already running. she can't even set up a time to clean me. has a cousin presented. but climate change is not the only reason for the crisis. what action should be

mission. it stings the legacy of the monuments men and women of world war ii. remember the wisdom of monuments six people in a stand. in 1947, more than 50 years before the invention of social media, they profoundly stated that it is not enough that they beaver jewish. they must also appear to be so. the relentless criticism in the united states in the aftermath of the iraqi national museum day that of 2003 convinced me the popularizing the story of what your predecessors did during world war two and sharing it with the world was an essential step to reconstitute any monuments officer program. my work led to invitation to go on base in fort mead. i was able to speak with civil affairs officers that were apparent preparing to deploy. i was with members of congress. eventually to the white house with president obama for a screening of the monuments men film for officials from various lead government agencies. there were many other powerful advocate to should be recognized for their steadfast commitment to the a. program. that includes dick jackson, laurie rush, j

cars is australia took an early lead against france, but in the end the world champions coasted to an easy victory. francis mission for this tournament is clear back to back world cup winds. but it was the obvious that started strong matthew leki down the right wing where the perfect path to craig goodwin, who made it one mill for the down under dogs after just 7 minutes played. good wind with a fantastic 1st touch leading no chance for the french captain who will read. but the australian joy did not last long to and on this cross the ball into the box were unfair. abiola found himself unmarked. just a few feet away from goal. and he headed home, frances, 1st goal of the world cup. to make it a quick one to australia, lost the ball in build a play. rubio with another offensive showcase finding a live years ago. when an easy to happened to turn the game around in just 5 minutes, france were now in full control and should have sport another just before half time . he dan and, but it was way too much power and too little precision. however, in the 2nd half, it was time to sign for the french superstore. first, he hea

missions. guest: we do take this very seriously. we are working towards a world where we can potentially open up space to everyone. the last mission was polaris, the third mission is starship. we take 100 people per starship up into orbit. eventually moan and mars. everything we accomplished right now ultimately supports human space life. that is why we want to push the boundaries now. we are opening up space with reusable rocket technology. it is going to be a total game changer. for us to learn things now exclusive to government superpowers -- going farther than the international space station will inform things. it was the same way for inspiration. if that went wrong, they told they couldn't be done. it shouldn't be like that. space should be opened up for everyone. there is a lot to accomplish. we have got to get it right was polaris. we are training a lot. the timeline is about six months. looking at about eight to nine months. tva training is a big part of it. we are doing scuba dive training. events -- defense systems we are working with. a very fast envir

as estrella took an early lead against france, but in the end of the world, champions coasted to an easy victory. i. france's mission for this tournament is clear back to back world cup winds. what it was, the of these that started strong matthew licky down the right wing with a perfect pass to crank goodwin who made it one bill for the down under dog after the 7 minutes played goodwin with a fantastic for a touch, leaving no chance for the french captain who read but you'll really enjoy did not last long. on this cross the ball into the box for the pounds himself unmarked. just a few feet away from goal. and you headed home, francis. the 1st goal of the world come to make it a quick one to australia. last the ball in build a play. rubio with another offensive showcase finding olivia, who, when an easy tap in to turn the game around in just 5 minutes. friends were now in full control instead of ford and other just before half time. he and buffy with way too much power and 2 little precision. however, in the 2nd half, it was time to sign for the french super store. first, he headed home frances, 3 to one in 68 minute

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we will leave the world cup for now. a un—backed missiontem should be placed on a list of world heritage sites which are in danger. the long—awaited report on the ten—day mission that took place in march says that warming waters caused by climate change and a lack of progress in reducing water pollution are the biggest threats to the reef. this change presents a "serious challenge" to the values that saw the reef registered as a global wonder in 1981. it is the second time such a recommendation had been made in the past two years. earlier i spoke to professorjodie rummer, a marine biologist at james cook university, based in townsville, queensland — which is in the centre of the great barrier reef. i began by asking her what does it mean to be on in danger list? yes, this is a wake—up call that we have definitely needed here in australia. this is the wake—up call that tells not only us here in australia but the global state that we need to strengthen and rapidly and urgently make a huge difference with our actions regarding climate change a

many deployed to combat missions during world war ii. >> president roosevelt, he says, "men, you havears, send them overseas." >> reporter: in 2011, the united states government finally acknowledged their achievements, awarding the congressional gold medal collectively to the monford point marines. >> very emotional day. to be, for the first time, recognized. >> reporter: and this year, on the 80th anniversary, five original members and 11 families of deceased monford pointers received replicas of that congressional gold medal. >> i stood on the shoulders of my grandfather. to see them, to see the ones that are still here, it is just like reaching back in history, knowing i came from that. i came from them. and it's utterly amazing. >> so it reads "for outstanding perseverance and courage that inspired social change in the marine corps." >> if i could say anything to my grandfather today -- we did it. we did it. >> our thanks to t.j. "our america: mission monford point" is now on hulu and wherever you stream abc on television stations. that's "nightline" for this evening. see you righ

a un—backed research mission says the great barrier reef could be placed on a list of world heritagees that are in danger. and in the football, portugal qualify for the knockout stages of the world cup in qatar, with a 2—0 win over uruguay. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's seven in the morning in singapore, and also in beijing. we begin in china, with rare and dramatic protests over the country's covid lockdowns. over the weekend, protests spread to the country's biggest cities, with some demonstrators calling for president xi jinping to step down. there's a heavy security presence as the authorities try and suppress the demonstrations. mr xi and the communist party want to eradicate covid, but the zero—covid policy is disrupting everyday life and hurting the economy. our china correspondent, stephen mcdonell, has the latest. i want to warn you, his report contains some flash photography. the chinese capital became the latest city with a demonstration, calling for an end to the country's covid restrictions. the symbol of this movement has beco

. >> with tensions around the world skyhigh, the mission more critical than ever. >> do you think spaceonflict is inevitable? >> because space is such an important domain, we are going to have to prepare for that potential. >> abc news, rammstein. liz: the nasa spacecraft around the moon is set to set a new record. this orbit is higher in more stable, more fuel-efficient. it is a retrograde orbit because it is traveling in the opposite direction of the moon as it orbits earth. if there were astronauts on board, it would not be operating like this. nasa wants to test the limits of the spacecraft. it will set the record for reaching the furthest point away from earth setback in 1970. even though black friday has passed, hulu is still offering its black friday deal. new and eligible returning subscribers can get the massive library of films and tv shows for $1.99 a month for a year. hulu and abc 7 are owned by disney. flushing away the controversy, the new public toilets you will see around san francisco. a live look outside from our roof camera looking out over the bay bridge. >> those eu

. >> with tensions around the world skyhigh, the mission more critical than ever. >> do you think spacetable? >> because space is such an important domain, we are going to have to prepare for that potential. >> abc news, rammstein. liz: the nasa spacecraft around the moon is set to set a new record. this orbit is higher in more stable, more fuel-efficient. it is a retrograde orbit because it is traveling in the opposite direction of the moon as it orbits earth. if there were astronauts on board, it would not be operating like this. nasa wants to test the limits of the spacecraft. it will set the record for reaching the furthest point away from earth setback in 1970. even though black friday has passed, hulu is still offering its black friday deal. new and eligible returning subscribers can get the massive library of films and tv shows for $1.99 a month for a year. hulu and abc 7 are owned by disney. flushing away the controversy, the new public toilets you will see around san francisco. a live look outside from our santa cruz camera. in the sun is coming up. we will check in with lee sa

world. that is the mission."sponse to one americanjournalist who was questioning him, he said, "you represent the problem. "journalists who think they are the only source "of legitimate information, "that is the big lie." what do you anticipate he will do? it's not a big lie. journalists don't believe themselves to be the objective source of information. they pride themselves on trying to be objective. on trying to have the truth. a lot of people who opine on twitter and social media don't even pretend to try and get at the truth. they have their own fixed idea about how things are. of course, journalists come with baggage. of course they come with a certain attitude, but they do at least try on the whole to get to the truth, even though they get lambasted for it. survey after survey suggests public trust in journalism and journalists is in decline. public trust in almost everything is in decline. public trust in politicians in this country. public trust in the monarchy. public trust in journalism. everybody�*s t

mission. ah, now to what might well be one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. sonia rubia has stunned. one of the pre turned them in favor at the argentina and their 1st group match. they came from a gold down to turn the match around after halftime. den thing argentine as world cup hopes. all eyes were on, you know, messy in what is likely his nasty shot. at a was cut trophy. he converted from the spot to give argentina the lead. but 3 off site goes in the 1st half would come back to haunt them. saudi arabia launch the mother of all comebacks. sony i'm. she had a leveling in the 48 minute sony fans met with the moon and there was more to come this site to and this match on its head in a matter of 5 minutes saline, although, sorry, making it a barely believable to one margin. tina, where relentless as they pushed one equalizer with saudi arabia, survived the onslaught ending argentina's $36.00 game on beaten run to seal a historic victory. or earlier i spoke to d. w. sports daniel barcelona, who was in the stadium in doha for that massive shock. and i asked her how saudi fans re react

world now, six mass bleaching events — just this past year in 2022, back in 2020, 2017, 2016, 2002, in 1998. so we have been looking at some really dire consequences so this unesco and iucn monitoring missionnt, as it was unfolding, and they started putting a report together to decide, with the world heritage committee, whether to list this icon as in danger. now, a listing of "in danger", it emphasises to australia that we need to act quickly on climate change as a nation, otherwise we will lose our world heritage status. we are looking at some beautiful images of life under the ocean. and, you know, it strikes me, as i am sure it does many in the audience, is it still saveable, the great barrier reef, is it still possible to save it? absolutely. the great barrier reef is a global icon, it is a source of pride for all of us here in australia, but it also is what people think of when they think of the natural wonders of the world and especially with australia. it is absolutely not too late. we are in a critical decade, however, where every tenth of a degree matters. to the world cup now — brazil and portugal have joined defending champions france in qualifying for the knock—out stage of th

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world. tell them who you are and what you do. sure . hello everyone i'm rekindling. i'm a nasa flight director and i am involved in the real time execution of the artemus more mission from houston, texas. it's a, had a rubbing welcome to the stream. introduce yourself to audience around the world. tell them your connection to the made. sure, i look at the moon every day. my name is robin's d. mangum. i'm a space flight journalist covering the artemus program for the last 8 years. and i'm just a general fan of the moon in the solar system. i love that you on the show. hello joe. a welcome to the sting. tell everybody who you are, what you think your connection to them? name please. hey, yeah, thanks for having me. excited speaker. i'm joey roulette. i'm out of space reporter for reuters covering nasa talking to experts like rick. very good. i want to take you gent spot to last wednesday when this happened. rick, take a look. i want to hear how it felt to be right. that for stage engine star, 321 boosters in, lift off of order. this one. we rise together not to the moon and beyond. mm i go, is it like oh it was. it was tremendous. it was i had the 2nd best seat in the hou

that the 30's, typical of concern to citizens throughout the world, he understood mission that his forces were called upon to achieve. he was able to do so with a relentlessness of purpose that is his claim to more than stewards ship. the key to his success in world war ii, and i would say his success as president, sitting before himself a task that needs to be done and a devoting mind, body and a spirit to doing that. that would be my question better answer to the question of nature versus nurture. it has been a pleasure to talk about this for a while at ease. i am looking forward to getting out there. i keep saying i am coming. i have things i want to do in the library. we will be sending students from my seminar next year probably. i want to get out there and see how things are going. i want to see the new exhibits. i want to pay my respects to old friends. i have a lot of old friends out there. thank you very much think you, david. we have questions and comments in the chat but it is past our time. you are welcome to stay on and we will work through these questions. >> sure. if you do

our country has organized more than seven dozen humanitarian missions to all corners of the world.ousand belarusians became participants in the first republican forum of rural women, workers share their impressions and hope that such meetings will become a good tradition. the world cup has just started and is already full of curiosity. which team forgot at home and bans for fans in the frame and while the whole world is watching the world cup. our football team played all the details of the city day project in dubai with varying degrees of success. a republic with a population of one and a half million people and one of the most oil-rich regions of russia today in the palace of independence spoke about the potential of relations between minsk and izhevsk udmurtia as a republic is part of the russian the federation is the majority region associated with the far east. although with the mention of the capital there are already others. examples, it is here that the plant known since the times of the ussr, izhmash, was located, where folk motorcycles and zhizhi were assembled, they easi

san francisco police say the suspect worlded at courtland and mission and attacked the driver and got behind the wheel and took off hitting at least 10 vehicles before stopping. police arrested the suspect who is said to have minor injuries. the bus was empty. small pwbusiness saturday busins owners remind you to do holiday shopping away from malls and big retailers. we see how one city in the north bay made it snow to attract shoppers. reporter: a winter wonderland brought it life on fourth street with a little help from this snow making machine. two blocks of downtown were closed to cars on small business saturday a chance to hang tinsel and invite shoppers to explore and spend cash. >> the opportunity to support people who are creating art and locally helping to feed the economy. i think it is a great idea. reporter: these signs reflect the struggle many have faced the past couple years but some business owners say they are staging a comeback. >> covid was a big impact to fourth street and small lists all over the bay area. >> this year more than ever they need it to go back to giv

world. that is our mission. how does he plan to deliver on that plan?tion in this case. at this point it feels as though they're going backwards before going forwards. one of the things he is talking about doing because the company is losing he says something like $4 million a day, he says he's going to charge $7.99 for a verif verification, for paid verification of a twitter account. over the weekend all these people were impersonating him and impersonating other people trying to show you just can't buy legitimacy on this site if that's what he is planning on doing. they have now paused that we're told until after the election. so, again, just the wild west, total chaos, you know, i read one quote a media watcher saying that this is an elon musk category 5 hurricane inside twitter right now and twitter is an information source, a place -- you know, a social center, a town hall, if you will, where people turn to for information about things like elections. so it's a really unfortunate time. >> and it doesn't sound like there is -- it doesn't sound like

mainly to our outer frontiers of youth, where we place our military missions all over the world.e you? well, the truth is, the translation means that i haven’t eaten for 6 days, but we are waiting for this phrase from him. it's you. are you carrying something in toulon? have you made yourself a little capran? there's a five-corporal? some napoleon look at you, wake up. do you also want to fight with russia? come on, you love it there. traditional line-up take yourself to the polish lancers. well, it should be noted that at least there would be napoleon, that is, at least something was romantic. yes, but therefore, whom is panavalevsky, or what to look for? gret, we naively read that we are dealing with old people who have gone out of their minds, not well, of course, if you look at biden, who is trying to pronounce the word, probably apocalyptic, it turns out he is true, how apoplectic, but judge for yourself. can you make it louder? here you can show this clip loudly, thank you very much. brezhnev today is just the anniversary of how he passed away in life. you understand that a

he was a b26 pilot who flew 44 missions in world war ii. look at that. a copy editor kristy's and drafted in the army fourth class specialists in 1957 ahead of the lebanon crisis. happy veterans day to you. thank you so much for your service. i love these pictures. ♪ ♪ tony here from creditrepair.com, helping people see the true cost of bad credit. what are you doing to improve your credit? should i be doing something? absolutely, unless you like paying thousands extra in high interest rates. did you know repairing your credit could save you thousands of dollars in lower interest rates? wait, i can repair my credit? of course you can. even if you have a good score, repairing your credit can make it better. start working to improve your credit. get started at creditrepair.com. ♪ ♪ >> todd: supreme court justice rejecting an appeal from new york city workers challenging the city's covid-19 vaccine mandate. yep, the mandate is still here, i guess. the emergency application request with a temporary halt on the city's mandate while it challenges the city in a

world. that is our mission. i guess we will wait in cd on how this all continues to play out.nues tara many. thanks. oh come this tuesday on election night. we will be live streaming all of the results as soon as the polls close for three hours straight. that'll be from 8 to 11. you can watch that with our abc 7 bay area app on your smartphone or smart tv and here on tv. you can stay informed with abc 7 news at 4:00 then at five we'll go live to abc network coverage of national elections with live local updates every 30 minutes then abc 7 news at 11:00. we'll have a full recap of those local results. you at 11 facebook's parent company meta may be following in twitter's footsteps in the coming days. a new report says the menlo park-based giant is expected to announce large-scale layoffs sometime this week the wall street journal cites close sources that say the announcement could be handled out as soon as wednesday. the layoffs are expected to affect many thousands of meta employees though. it is unclear what percentage of its overall workforce that will be it would be the com

of electronic components that can be, were used using smart designed to make the world a better place. that's the mission under form. and the collective had been working on this project since 2021. they dismantle east scooters recovered from allmers canals. most are long forgotten by their rental companies, and they re purpose them at their workshop inland. they create lamps, chairs, and even barbecue grill is killing every obama. that is the, the longer we work on a project and more possibilities, we discover what it really is a great idea. the basic materials are very variable that you can do a lot with it above this. well, we don't have to add that much at all to come up with interesting designs. the escape boom has gained traction in many cities across here. the idea is to get from a to b quickly with a rented ease scooter, and simply leave it for the next person. but the rise of the ease scooter has brought problems to carelessly parked east scooters. for example. with we're and m. o wouldn't be a little bit different or an even worse problem. the scooters are often intentionally dumped into rivers

our country has organized more than seven dozen humanitarian missions to all corners of the world.more than a thousand belarusians took part in the first republican forum of rural women working women share their impressions and hope that such meetings will become a good tradition for the world cup, which has just started and is full of curiosities. which team forgot the form and bans for fans at home in qatar and while the whole world is watching the world cup. in the frame, our football team played all the details of the sports day in dubai with mixed success. the republic with a population of one and a half million people and one of the most oil-producing regions of russia spoke today in the palace of independence about the potential of the relationship minsk and izhevsk udmurtia as a republic is part of the russian federation, the majority region is associated with the far east. although with the mention of the capital there are already others. examples here are well-known from time to time. the name of the ussr is izhmash, where folk motorcycles gathered and are alive. they eas

world. so this has become our mission in 2021. the sisters finished paneling an entire room in krakow vision at restaurant the greatest achievement. to that point in the unique caress, lou, and with that we come to the end of another show. don't forget to go to our website for this week's viewers, a draw and a chance at receiving these items from d w's uncensored collection. now the labels contain tips on how to access media world wide. as always, thanks for tuning in quasi again, soup with blue. ah ah ah ah ah ah, with who she's the star of species conservation, the panda. but what about animals that are less cuddly? they often find themselves on the side line. researchers want to change all that and call for more courage to be ugly. step aside and 15 minutes on the w. in a globalized world where everything is connected, all it takes is a smart to set things in motion. local hero show how their ideas can change the world with global 3000. in 60 minutes on d, w. o. ah, for what people have to say matters to us or me. that's why we

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world. it is core to our mission. elling the story of america's struggle for equal rights, limited governments, and the rule of law, we inspire to remind people across america and around the world that these liberties are hard fought, hard-won, and urgently important to preserve, protect, and defend. like the united states, russia has a constitution and bill of rights which has many inspiring words. with the words of the russian constitution are empty words and its soaring promises are a lie. what does russia lack? what is ukraine fighting to preserve? a liberal constitution founded on separation of power. as the american founders recognized, the single greatest protection for individual rights is to ensure that the president cannot act as a tyrant, king, or emperor. the president cannot hold all the power. you need checks and balances of an independent legislator. most part of all, an independent judiciary, neutrally enforcing the rule of law. i was in ukraine in 2014, as they were drafting the new constitution in the

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