this is a photograph of yuri hernandez. yuri was 3 years old when her family brought her to the united states from mexico. she grew up in coos bay, oregon. in high school, she was an honor roll student, active in her community. she was an active member of the key club, the key juan is service -- the kiwanis service program for students. she went on to attend the university of portland where she graduated with a branch lor's degree in social work. she received numerous awards, was involved in many extra curricular and volunteer activities. she was vice president of the social work club, a board member of the national association of social workers and a member of oregonians against human trafficking. when you hear about her record in college and what she has achieved, remember this. this young lady did not qualify for one penny of federal assistance. because she is undocumented, because she is a dreamer, she was ineligible for the things that many students take for granted in america -- pell grants, government loans. yuri had

( clears throat ) "dear yuri. congratulations. i'm amazed that a person "of such low intelligence "could defeat me in chess. hats off to your mother for marrying her brother." i'll stop. after that, it gets a little mean. that's nice, salem. is something wrong? yes, something's wrong. zelda stole my boyfriend. that's what's wrong. i thought you despised mr. kraft. last time you went out with him, you came home and took a bath like meryl streep did in silkwood. yeah, but haven't you ever had a person in your life who you find truly revolting and the thought of them touching you makes you gag but you keep them around because they compliment you? that's what they teach in church. what am i going to do? just go down to the school and ask him to the dance. he'll get all mushy and say how he wishes he could go with you so you'll feel better, but you're in no danger of a date because you already know he's going with zelda. you come up with a good idea every now and again. i have to decide between harvey and dashiell by tomorrow, and i ha

our reporter yuri rescheto went to a crimean settlement to find out if their fears were justified. >>ftade is a crimean tatar. we met here in bakhchisaray, the village where her family has lived for generations. and these are eftade's parents. they are worried about their children's future. >> it's like living on a powder keg. our people are subjec to extreme pressure. >> the crimean tatars here have been feeling that pressure since russia annexed the crimean peninsula. the majority of people here are ethnic russians. many are happy that their homeland now belongs to russia. >> it is our right and our life. >> i will be meeting people, whose relatives don't fit in with this new life. they are disappearing because they sully the image of a good, clean russia. but we have to feed the first, chickens. this is what eftade likes to do best. she is the youngest in the family and papa aivaz's , favorite. he is busy on the construction site in the yard. for several years now aviaz has , been trying to build a house for the family of six. >> aivaz, hey, eftade, did your sister make coffee? >>

yury the defamation of policy, it is an armed group of men. is not what i stand for and not what my family stand for print terry francona wildly wreck the league manager the year award for the second time got enough votes to be jeff bannister and buck showalter for his senses validation coaches players in the front office. >> 11 and instant 94 winds and the reason happens is that coaches, players in front office do the job so wellll and end up with the award and i wis that they coulde change the nam because i just think that i am so fortunatei, i get to take a bow because of so many people hard work. >> ohio state into the college playoff hole last night in the top four enter that we could shake it. alabama one, ohio stateld to, tigers fourth. kent state, bowling green, played football last night. falcons a big and can state without answer for mr. cleveland. bowling green beeton can state. ohio university was defeated by all parents want happy healthy children, that's why they tell their kids some littl they c!n be tough as a parent, sometimes

gosh gosh if you are traveling to mercer yuri county is where they get the heavy stuff. tonight much colder and 28 degrees the overnight low with snow showers. the bands look like they want to break down by tomorrow around noon time. wind direction has a lot to do with where those bands set up. a secondary front try's to push through but it we can says it does so. high pressure waiting in the wings andnd windsor locks showig signs of relaxing here. and that's good news across the country pay the fox 8 day forecast will wind down the hall lake effect snoww mo still in the 30s. tuesday we have a picture of mry dick goddard will b be doing his final forecast on fox 8. we sure hope you will join us. lots of surprises planned and really exciting. but of course we don't want him to go but it's time for retirement according to mr. goddard. on thinks giving day we should wrap up that snow pretty quickly. no big snowstorms. even intoike that, holiday shopping weekend if you will on saturday and sunday. >> wean do want to say quickly a legendary, we taken for granted but what a ca

. >> when the russians put yuri gagarin into space, it was another sense of america being knocked backs. we're behind. >> khrushchev greeted the hero saying now let the capitalist countries try to catch up. >> for the russians to be the first to put a man in space, dealt a real blow not only to american pride but restarted the whole question about whether the u.s. government could protect the american people. >> the spaceship weighed 5 tons. the biggest payload we have been able to push into orbit weighed only a few hundred pounds. >> if you can put a man into space, you can put nuclear warheads into space and lots of them and then we're in trouble. >> this is norman kalb in moscow. the people who work back here in the kremlin are convinced that the balance of power in the world shifted in their favor and encouraged by this conviction they have stepped up their activities all over the world not only in berlin but also in latin america. >> a great jam of cameramen here now, an absolute madhouse here. the first historic meeting between premier khrushchev and premier castro is now over. >

it's extraordinary to think this man, who lived to see yuri gagarin travel into space in 1961 also participated in one of the last great calvary charges in the historic battle in the sudan in 1898. it's extraordinary how technology has moved ahead. some things change, some do not, for perhaps it's even more extraordinary to remember that young winston fought in those very same valleys of afghanistan and pakistan where american and british forces are serving bravely today. in the first world war, after the disaster whereas first lord of theed a mir alty, churchill sought to open a new frontal gallipoli away from the trenches and the barbed wire on the western front. he resigned from government, and i don't think you'd have any minister or congressperson do this and he went to serve on the front line with the soldiers. winston was a man of action and he understood how the ordinary man an soldier felt. how many near misses he with death was extraordinary. he always believed in his own destiny. winston was also a great man of words. it is now extraordinary but it's 50 years on from the day john f.

and the correspondent who was called yuri starts the account saying i wasn't sure that reagan would want to see me. but he wanted to convince me that capitalism was superior to communism. [laughter] and reagan clearly had had this article translated because he thought if he just got this guy in the office, he could convince him that capitalism was the better system. and you see yuri is writing this article, very stern, you know, kind of letting pravda, you know, reagan, you know, capitalist governor of this sort of powerful industrial state, military industrial -- blah, blah, blah. and by the end of it, dam it if you -- dammit if you can't see reagan has charmed him. [laughter] he says he's very gracious, and by the end of it reagan -- he hasn't abandoned communism, he kept his job at pravda, but this was what reagan did. whether it was the correspondent or mikhail gorbachev, boy, if i could just get them alone in a room, i think i could convince them. [laughter] >> well, you know, reagan's secret sauce was his charm and his sweetness. and people, i mean, the press corps used to melt rig

erin: seeing those charred backpacks really kind of yuri. still ahead, honoring veterans. how one hospital is thanking patients who served our country. sean: ready to shine? a local pooch is getting ready to strut his stuff against the best in the country. a fugitive has been caught in tilton, but police say it took a while for them to figure out who kevin: increase on tuesday morning. eventually, that is going to mean rain chances. i have and to a possibility out of this, with the heaviest -- a half-inch to a full inch a possibility out of this. the heaviest for the evening commute, and it will be dark. a tricky drive coming home. more coming up. erin: a regional hospital is making sure its patients who served our country are recognized. sean: the university of vermont health network is now placing american flags outside the rooms in world war ii says the recognition is nice. >> i'm proud of it. it's one of my highest decorations. i have others -- the five campaigns in europe. that was great. >> it does. it means a lot. that's one of the things we wanted to see, is making

it's yuri emptiness. because 2 million men were taken as a prisoner of war.ny other men left if they could, young men of fighting age to join to go to london. so paris became a feminist city. you didn't see young men of fighting age on the street but it was the women who on a daily basis have to decide, on how to end her out with the german occupiers. and sleazy women on a bicycle because private cars also disappeared. there was no fuel. and just look at the woman there with her large turbine. because that's the other thing your shampoo soon disappeared so how were women made to look smart if they couldn't wash their hair? they made a virtue of necessity and the turbine became very fashionable. at the bigger the better. if we didn't have big bouffant hair you stop the trouble with older newspaper. so parisiennes women from the start decided being stylish was a response that bordered on resisting the germans. remaining fashionable was going to be terribly important for the. they were not going to be ground into the dust. the germans of course thought that comi

and you see yuri is writing this article, very stern, you know, kind of letting pravda, you know, reagan, you know, capitalist governor of this sort of powerful industrial state, military industrial -- blah, blah, blah. and by the end of it, dam it if you -- dammit if you can't see reagan has charm he says he is very gracious. by the end event reagan abandoned communism and got a job with pravda. whether it is correspondence from pravda or mikhail gorbachev, if i could just get him alone in a room i think i could convince him. >> reagan's secret thought was his charm and sweetness. the press corps needs to know, could charm anybody. clinton. >> clinton responded, reading parts of it, and and the one valuable, the only valuable thing in the can of starr report. and list all the books, the study back in the oval office, among the books, first in its class, annotated notes by dc and hrc. i can only imagine what those were. fast-forward two years, clinton hasn't talked to me for two years. for a lot of different reasons. we never meet until the association of newspaper editors have their ann

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. >> how do you take that in yuri kick louse sort of british the benefit of those kinds of even talk about it means that someone out there might -- who may not have seen the film might go, oh, people are using that word associated with this film, maybe i'll go and see it and then that then might go in and have their lives changed by desmond doss. >> i figure i'll be saving people, not killing them. >> i have a friend from the south who is very easily offended by bad southern accents. he claims that you're one of the first people who has ever way. that's my intention was not to offend your friend. >> for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> thank you, nick. "hacksaw ridge" is in theaters nationwide today. robin. >> all right, lara, time now, i know you love this for our mission pawsible update. we've helped so many dogs find forever hopes. we'll tell you exactly how many furry friends have been adopted. first, though, let's take a look at some of our most recent success stories. coast to coast our four-legged friends are to burbank to memphis to new york. remem

. >>> crispy cream show yuri voted sticker at parities taiting crispy cream shot and get a free doughnut. 7-eleven get free cup of coffee at the participating 7-elevens. you have to use the mobile app. >> white castle get a free gallon of iced tea with purchase of a case. and a coupon in the the restaurant or u.s.a. if you are ordering than line. bob evans get the 30 percent off your entire dine in or carry out order with your coupon. >> do we have bob evans in this area. >> i remember them in south carolina we do. >> yes. >> okay, gold's gym bring a valid i voted sticker and get free access to local golds gym locations, on election day so you better vote early and then get over to the gym. >> maybe it is opened late, after you might be stressed about all of the results coming in, just go to the gym and come back and watch us fox 29 where we will have election results, best coverage in town. >> i believe it will be best coverage in town. >> i have this question. >> we have talk it all out. we are two years. who will win this thing tomorrow. we will bring in two democrats, we will bring i

health care system, yuri hulsey person. this data says that 40% of you are not. the data i showed you on the death rate prematurely from heart disease and cancer says you're not. we're up to about 1.5 million new cases of cancer diagnosed each year. those people just didn't come down with cancer the night before. some of them have had it for weeks. some for months, some for years. if we can detect it earlier, we can be removed if. we are using machine learning. i can show you if you are with machine learning because it getting exciting and i will show you the potential as these databases get bigger and bigger we can make associations within it a novel findings in the genome. we started by wanting to predict things about people including eye color, hair color and faith. we have planned in fact we are better at predict people's eye color then they weren't finding that. we use the toilet imaging to get a precise color and it turns out people's eye color varies by as much as 14% from high july. most people are unaware of that. we can convert eye color pretty well. ge

it's extraordinary to think this man, who lived to see yuri gagarin travel into space in 1961 also participated in one of the last great calvary charges in the historic battle in the sudan in 1898. it's extraordinary how technology has moved ahead. some things change, some do not, for perhaps it's even more extraordinary to remember that young winston fought in those very same valleys of afghanistan and pakistan where american and british forces are serving bravely today. in the first world war, after the disaster whereas first lord of theed a mir alty, churchill sought to open a new frontal gallipoli away from the trenches and the barbed wire on the western front. he resigned from government, and i don't think you'd have any minister or congressperson do this and he went to serve on the front line with the soldiers. winston was a man of action and he understood how the ordinary man an soldier felt. how many near misses he with death was extraordinary. he always believed in his own destiny. winston was also a great man of words. it is now extraordinary but it's 50 years on from the day john f.

it's extraordinary to think this man, who lived to see yuri gagarin travel into space in 1961 also participated in one of the last great calvary charges in the historic battle in the sudan in 1898. it's extraordinary how technology has moved ahead. some things change, some do not, for perhaps it's even more extraordinary to remember that young winston fought in those very same valleys of afghanistan and pakistan where american and british forces are serving bravely today. in the first world war, after the disaster whereas first lord of theed a mir alty, churchill sought to open a new frontal gallipoli away from the trenches and the barbed wire on the western front. he resigned from government, and i don't think you'd have any minister or congressperson do this and he went to serve on the front line with the soldiers. winston was a man of action and he understood how the ordinary man an soldier felt. how many near misses he with death was extraordinary. he always believed in his own destiny. winston was also a great man of words. it is now extraordinary but it's 50 years on from the day john f.

grand prize is $5,000 going to the student or team with the best overall entry that deadline is chief yuri0th 2017 so mark your calendars to help spread the word to the student filmmakers. go to our website for more information. >> >> welcome to the debate both the trying to represent northeast iowa in the first congressional district this area covers bottles of cedar rapids and did you. the moderators are from the gazette. we would like to extend our thanks to. college for hosting the debate in their auditorium and the campus here in iraq is. now for the format questions will come from us the moderators as well as the audience members. they have submitted questions and those in view following online have also submitted questions each candidate will answer each question they will have nine seconds to answer each question. they do have additional 90 seconds for the follow-up question if needed. not getting the standard statements they will start by answering questions that they will actually get to zero minutes to answer the initial introductory question at the end of the debate will have t