star-spangledat over the land of home of the the brave. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the united eighth air force chief of chaplins. >> let us pray together. father, we bow our heads this morning with our feet fixed onto greater soil, consecrated on september 11, , who cares innocence in an instant, but whose legacies will never die. whereas moses was committed by a burning bush on holy ground to rescue his countrymen from their oppressors, our generation was commissioned from a burning building on this site to do the same. .e remember for family members who deal with their loss to this day, we pray. -- first responders who helped others to live another day, we rejoice. for those who witnessed this shot heard round the world, we thank you on this patriot day. they give forgiving our freedom fighters enough grace to stand firm. enough grit to stand tall and enough guts to stand up anyone gullible enough to assume america would ever stand down. standing in the shadow of their sacrifices, please transform the raw emotion of this ceremony into righteous action, worthy of their service. desc

we know that we are free because you are brave. i know i speak on behalf of myself and my husband when i tell you we are grateful for your service. i also want to take a moment to recognize the families of those who serve. you endured the time apart, accepted to move when new orders come in and face an uncertainty that came in the times of need. this kind of lifestyle requires its own kind of courage and your sacrifices do not go unnoticed or unappreciated. thank you. please know that our gratitude is boundless and goes out to each and every one of you with unconditional appreciation. this administration will always stand with the men and women of the united states air force and know now it's my great pleasure to introduce my husband, the president of the united states, donald trump. [applause] president trump: thank you very much. at ease, at ease, please sit down. thank you, melania for that wonderful introduction and for being such an incredible emmisary for the american people. she's become very, very popular, i tell you that.

we know that we are free because you are brave. i know i speak on behalf of myself and my husband when i tell you we are grateful for your service. i also want to take a moment to recognize the families of those who serve. you endured the time apart accepted to move when new orders come in and face an uncertainty that came in the times of need. this kind of lifestyle requires its own kind of courage and your sacrifices do not go unnoticed or unappreciated. thank you. please know that our gratitude is boundless and goes out to each and every one of you with unconditional appreciation. this administration will always stand with the men and women of the united states air force and know now it's my great pleasure to introduce my husband the president of the united states, donald trump. [applause] president trump: thank you very much. at ease, at ease, please sit down. thank you, melania for that wonderful introduction and for being such an incredible emsayery for the american people. she is very popular, i tell you that. very proud of

i want to thank the brave men and women who wear the noble uniform of the u.s. air force, for having us here today. the privilege to visit with some of your wonderful children, at the youth center here, on based. i enjoyed our time together, getting to know them. and i want to thank everyone who helped make this visit possible. every child whose parents serves in our great military should be .normously proud you have made every american proud. americans trust in the united states air force, we know we are free because you are brave. know i speak on behalf of myself and my husband when i tell you we are grateful for your service. tolso want to take a moment recognize the families of those , who accepted to move --n new orders come in uncertainty that came in times of need. this record's its own kind of courage, and your sacrifices do not go unnoticed or unappreciated. thank you. isase note our gratitude boundless and goes out to each and every one of you with unconditional appreciation. alwaysministration will stand with the men and women of the united states air

. - as somebody who is brave? well, okay. - i think brave and successful-- - you have to live on twitter after this book comes out, so that's up to you. - that's right, that's right. i mean, look. i saw a need for this story to come out and i so desperately wanted to be part of that movement and join the fight. i was inspired by dreamers going out there and putting themselves at risk, demanding for immigrant rights. i knew i had such a personal story but i was a citizen child and i hadn't heard that story. - yeah. - like so many stories, this was just another one of so many stories. - right, but because it's your story and because we know you in another context and because everything you do we look at and go, "oh, let's pay attention to her," as opposed to the average, random person. more people are going to pay attention to your story than to the other stories. - well, i did feel it was important because of this new platform that i had with orange is the new black and jane the virgin and people were starting to i

you're going to do a brave act. and just a sense of sort of endurance and carrying on and putting one foot in front of the other is a profound act in that situation. >> you did talk to many then north vietnamese people who were in the military at the time. one of the things that struck me in the documentary in the segment i saw was how little information they had as the war was going on. >> somebody used the analcy that for the north vietnamese, they were like frogs at 89 bottom of the well looking up and thinking that little circle was the whole sky. there was complete control of the narrative. >> in some ways that was an advantage. >> for the government. >> you know, because it made the premises of the revolution pretty simple and straightforward. when you have the messiness that a democracy, even at times a corrupt democracy at the south vietnamese were, somebody said they were filthy and free. 500 newspapers and magazines in saigon alone and protests and all this sort of stuff when they were permitted. but it wa

we know that we are free because you are brave. i know i speak on behalf of myself and my husband when i tell you we are grateful for your service. i also want to take a moment to recognize the families of those who serve. you endured the time apart, accepted to move when new orders come in and face an uncertainty that came in the times of need. this kind of lifestyle requires its own kind of courage and your sacrifices do not go unnoticed or unappreciated. thank you. please know that our gratitude is boundless and goes out to each and every one of you with unconditional appreciation. this administration will always stand with the men and women of the united states air force and know now it's my great pleasure to introduce my husband, the president of the united states, donald trump. [applause] president trump: thank you very much. at ease, at ease, please sit down. thank you, melania for that wonderful introduction and for being such an incredible emissary for the american people. she is very popular, i tell you that. very proud o

to see how the nationals fans react to the braves being in town. on sunday they needed the braves to beat the marlins in order for the nats to clinch. at the ballpark they were watching the game on the jumbo tron, even doing the tomahawk trot for the braves to beat the marlins. so, a huge thank you goes out to the braves who are playing the nationals tonight. it was sunday when those fans were cheering them on because the nats clinched the division. but the work is still not done yet for this ball club. carol maloney has more from nationals park. >> reporter: the party is over! no remnants remaining of that wild sunday celebration here at nats park. it's back to work. 19 games left for the guys, including tonight's series opener versus the braves. dusty shouldn't change the guy's day to day passion for winning. >> if this is the game to play, you might as well play to win otherwise you're wasting everybody's time. so, we'd like to be -- keep rolling regardless who we put out there and really roll the last week of -- or so of the season. >> there's

braves beat the nats 8-2 the final. north of the border, or ials struggling on a six game losing streak. trying to change that in tore aunt oe. with a mon on second, man seeny crushes the ball to center, off the wall, adam jones comes in to score, heads to third with a rbi triple. the o's one, 2-1 was the final. mcvay will be the foe on sunday. he was called the boy wonder. now they're calling him a ma jigs. for kirk cousin he played a special part in his development. >> shawn meant a lot in my career. i s he left, i said i oe you my career, then signed it. i've been reading bill walsh's book. he says four of the most powerful words you can say as a coach to a player is "i believe in you." he said it over and over even though other people didn't. that certainly means a lot. >> the red kiens preparing for the first of their three west coat trips. they're tinkering with the schedule to get the guys more sleep. he has a thursday movie ritual, he requires some company. >> can't go by myself, scary movies, i can't do it. i g

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swanson steals the base hit from matt wieters and the braves win 3-2. nine-game road trip continues tomorrow night with a three-game set with the mets. nancy: i'm impressed by the jerseys from su'a cravens. erin: follow him on social media. he said he has about 200 in all kinds of sizes. he wants to give back to the fans and thank them for supporting him. you see him here just dumping the jerseys in his house. i believe he is dumping them off sunday, but follow him on twitter because he keeps updating the time. forcan also wish him well hopefully he figures out whatever he is dealing with and his personal life. alison: final look at the weather? josh: the summer temperatures continue for us. sunscreen. alison: hard to believe we are still doing that. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restau

the anniversary of those horrific terrorist attacks should serve as reminder of the reason why brave young americans are currently deployed around the world fighting on behalf of freedom. i urge my colleagues to keep int mind the meaning of this day throughout the consideration of this important legislation which will provide our many women in uniform the resources, equipment, and supplies and support that they need to keep our nation safe. i'd like to extend my appreciation to the majority leader for his willingness to move expeditiously to the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2018, and for his leadership. i would also like to thank arme, service committee ranking member, the senator from rhode island, for his hard work on the ndaa. i have been appreciative of the thoughtfulness bipartisan spirit with which he approaches national security issues. the fact is ndaa is a piece of legislation in which this body and members on both sides of the aisle can and should take enormous pride. not only does this legislation fight our men and women in uniform with the resources

. >>> the nationals hope to make it two in a row versus the braves. struggling against the braves last week, but hope to make up for that tonight. it was vintage geo tonight. seven innings, three hits, two runs, eight strikeouts for the left hander. nats beat the braves 7-3 as gonzalez gets his 15th win of the season. meanwhile the redskins injury list is a long one this week. the biggest concern might be jordan reed. the tight end, he didn't practice today. he suffered a ster numb and rib injury. >> what is the plan for jordan, what is the concern there? >> the plan is they will healthy, and the concern he is not healthy right now. we have to wait and see how it goes. it's almost like bill bell check right there. connor hobbes has his shot stopped, but it deflects and goes up and over the head of charlie lindgreen and for the goal. that would prove to be the winner 4-2 the final. the cats are 1-1 so far in the pres ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored is ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs., but ed gillespie supports donald trump

we did notice a few people brave the open field. just a couple blocks away it's a mission pull and park lots of kids enjoy the water. city pools are designated cooling centers through the weekend. admission is free to residents of san francisco. >> i was so hot i had to take a cold smour for no reason. >> is that why you're here too. >> yes. >> how is this. >>s in really good. it's freezing. >> it's 112 degrees an an it never gets to 112 in sf. i was wrong. >> that woman lives in stockton. she decided to drive to the city but didn't find conditions better. this is the second straight day of triple digit temperatures, unheard of in san francisco. of course the heat is taking toll on the infrastructure like b.a.r.t. which had to slow down trains for concern of the rails. the fmta is also running the light rail trains slower than usual. there are power outages throughout the area and pg&e crews are dispatched throughout the area responding to outages as quickly as possible. reporting live, sergio quintana, nbc bay area. >> the heat cha

it would appear he was not expecting a brave individual like the church usher to initiate the struggle and confrontation. and it was during that that the gunman was wounded. this gentleman, this church usher, an extraordinarily brave individual, he was still here at the scene when i got here. and he had what appeared to be significant injury to his head. he was bleeding about the head. but he was still able to move on his own. he was able to walk into the ambulance on his own. but this was an exceptionally brave individual. >> reporter: six wounded, one deceased, and the suspect also wounded; is that correct? >> so there would have been a total of nine individuals, including the gunman, who had some type of injury. you had the gunshot victims, the six innocents. you had the gunman. you have -- actually you have the gunman, then you have the man who was pistol whipped. >> reporter: and the woman who is deceased? >> the woman who is deceased, correct. >> reporter: do you have an approximate age? >> i do not. i do not. the deceased woman is in close proximity to the suspect's vehicle. spe

braves up 5-0 in the first. a pair of dingers. top of the six now. nick williams with the chance to rally with two men on. a blooper into left field scores a run. far from enough as the phillies fall 7-2. do not go anywhere. we're just getting warmed up. the high school blitz and how one local team helped send the message of hope in the game of the week. stay with us. today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. >>> before you know it we'll be at the meat of the high school blitz schedule. the promising bulldogs going at it. tech has won three straight in the series. panthers drawing first blood. right from the opening kick. christian looks like he mishandles the rock. scoops it up and starts to go to work. reverse field. hits the gas and nearly takes it to the house

so the nationals had to wait to tee the braves walk it off. and that is the moment there when the walk off homer is good. so it's a party. and then they come out. the fans, they are watching the braves actually in the ballpark. here is the champagne you were talking about. it was so sweet. i heard the champagne really burns the eyes. and edwin jackson. he really helped me out, thanks. >> that's history you're looking at here. but history we might want to forget. redskins season -- excuse me, i'm sorry. this team is confident this won't be their last celebration. >> hope not. >> i think we want to do it few more times. we want to get better as a team and get stronger and get healthy. >> i've been saying since spring training this is dusty's year. this is the year we give dusty his ring. i want to be the man that gives it to him. >> redskins kicking off the season at home against the eagles. second quarter, red squinz down 13-0. his pass tipped and intercepted. nothing but end zone in front of him. third career intercept for kerrigan. he's retur

=natsvo= oc: of the brave trt: 9 seconds =cont. vo= today in ba >>> he can bring you the news and turns out he can sing a little too. ♪ and the home of the brave >> and the crowd went wild at at&t folks. today in the bay marcus washington sing the national anthem before the giants game and he nailed it. apparently he's a good luck charm. they pulled off a dramatic win against the cardinals and if you missed hearing him in person, you're going to have another chance. he's going to be singing on monday at the oakland a's games. today in the bay starts 4:30 weekday mornings if you want to see him not singing. >> are you going to take a skrooip swipe at sing willing the forecast for us. >> absolutely not. it was 95 degrees in that ballpark, the heat was crampinged up there in san francisco and still seeing temperatures in the upper 90s right there near the bay at at&t park, hot temperatures around game time and still you see 107 degrees in san jose, concord 110. some parts of the east bay today a little bit hotter than yesterday. san

oh say does at star-spangled banner yet wave, o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the united states air force chief of chaplains, major general costin. >> let us pray together. heavenly father, we bow our head this morning withur feet fixed on sacred soil, consecrated on september 11, 2001 by 184 innocents who perished in an instanut who legacies will never die. whereas moses was commanded on ly ground to rescue his countrymen from their oppssors our generation was commissioned from a burning buildinon this site to do the same. for the nearly 3000 who lost their liveshat y, we remember for family members who deal with their loss to this day, we pray. fofirst responders whhelped others live to see another day, we rejoice the. for those who witness this sho heard around the world and suited up for combat to seize the day, we thank you on this patriot day. thanyou foriving our freedom fighters enough grace to stand rm, enoughrit to stand tall and enough guts to stand up to anyone gullible enough tossume america woulever stand down. standin

. >> the phillies face off against the braves. the eagles get ready for the home opener. it's high school huddle time >> in mexico city, professional rescuers are using heavy equipment to dig into the crumbled remains of buildings trying to find survivors. the death toll from tuesdays 7.1 earthquake is nearing 300. loved ones are standing by, praying for a miracle. everyone is keeping watch in case another structure goes to the ground. pennsylvania and delaware confirm tonight thinker among 21 states targeted by alleged russian hackers during the presidential campaign. governor tom wolf's office says there is no evidence the hackers breached systems. all intentions were previously known. today is the first day federal authorities began notifying states they were the victims. the department of homeland security says there is reconnaissance. >>> now to a question for consumers, would you let someone into your house when you are not home to stock up your pantry and your fridge? wal-mart is testing a new delivery service that doesn't just drop off at your front door. the deli

"the voice" followed by "the brave" and then nbc 10 news at 11:00. three a day, that's a lot. >> that's quite the diet, mike. >>> all right. we're working on several stories for nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> jim, jacqueline, shooter on the loose. >> new at 5:00, what police are doing to catch the man who they say walked up to his ex-girlfriend's mother and opened fire. >>> and we've heat and humidity right now but that's going to change in a big way. refreshing air on the way when it arrives. i'll be back with that. fran grenier. new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we want to change trenton, there's only one way. fran grenier. >>> on the run, police take new steps to find the man who they say shot his ex-girlfriend's mother

braves jump ahead 5-0. suzuki with a pair of dingers in this one. nick williams with a chance to rally, a little opposite field blooper scores a run. williams ends the game with two rbis but far from enough as phillies fall 7-2. that's all for sports. i'm danny pommells from csn. >>> this morning starting at 8:30 philadelphia's fire department will host its first annual 9/11 memorial stair climb and 5k walk. this is a live look at lincoln financial field where participants will scale the upper deck, walk a symbolic distance equal to the height of the twin towers. proceeds will benefit new york firefighters in need of counselling and the families of fallen firefighters across the country. >>> also, today is the annual running of the pennsylvania derby at parx racing in bensalem. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist krystal klei will be there to meet and greet you and csn will have live coverage starting at 4:30. 5:57 on this saturday. we're following a developing story out of montgomery county. police are looking for a gunman wanted in a shooting that ha

that's aleem maqbool, braving the elements in miami on sunday. he was just one of a number of bbc correspondents reporting on hurricane irma. others included jane o'brien, also in florida, nick bryant the turks and caicos islands, will grant in cuba and laura bicker in the caribbean. meanwhile, bbc weatherman, tomasz schafernaker, was also in the region. so, was having them on camera in location worth it? and were they at risk? i thought the bbc update of hurricane irma was really informative and very well covered. however, the evacuation of six million people was there for a reason. the national guard and the sheriffs telling people to stay inside and stay safe was there for a reason. so why did we have the bbc sending tomasz schaferna ker and will grant out into the hurricane area to stand in the street and get thoroughly rained on? was this a case of sensationalism over safety? there may, of course, have been safety measures in place which the audience could not see. i once hung onto a correspondent‘s ankles, out of shot, while he stood on t

we have heard the stories of those brave firefighters, police officers, and e.m.t.'s who ran toward the danger and chaos on that tuesday morning and made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of their community and country. today we remember them and we recommit to recognize their efforts. and to those efforts of all first responders around our nation. mr. speaker, since 9/11, we've seen the devastating impact of coordinated terrorist attacks on civilian targets. in these cases, first responders, include log call police, fire, and emergency medical personnel are the main response force. it is critical. these men and women have the training and tools to operate in these planned attacks. that is why i introduced h.r. 3284, the joint counterterrorism awareness workshop series act of 2017, to authorize a vital workshop series, allowing state and local jurisdictions to prepare for coordinated terror attacks. h.r. 3284, as amended, authorizes the joint counterterrorism awareness workshop series for phi years and delineates the activities required to be part of each worksho

that is our reporter braving the elements. he was just one of the number of bbc correspondent ‘s reporting on hurricane irma. meanwhile, a bbc weatherman was also in the region. so wasn't worth it and were they at risk?|j in the region. so wasn't worth it and were they at risk? i thought the bbc update of hurricane irma was informative and well covered, however, the evacuation of 6 million people was there for a reason. the national guard and the sheriffs telling people to stay inside and stay stay was there for reasons why did we have the bbc sending their correspondence out into the hurricane area to stand on the street and get thoroughly radon. was this a case of sensationalism over safety? there may have been safety measures in place which the audience could not see. i once hung on to correspond's ankles out of shot at the edge of a cliff. reporters are often sheltered by a building that cannot be seen on often sheltered by a building that cannot be seen on screen. often sheltered by a building that cannot be seen on scr

italians,i think there are definitely brave italians, as you know, but generally speaking, i think we need a little bit more determination and taking courage. yook's was a strange name for frederico's concept. selling on the web when internet retail was still young. bring me back to when you thought detailing was the future. federico: it was 1999, i just came back from my mba. at that point in time, i said now or never. because i have taken mba of columbia, i have worked for three years in investment banking, with the specific goal of learning training for myself. even investment banking, i did as possible.s much at lehman brothers, at the time, lehman brothers was amazing. i thought i would do it again. there is a moment when entrepreneurs need to take risks . it is part of our lives every day, taking risks and solving problems. much, then you lose the appetite for risk, so i realized when i was 29 was the time to say no, never. then i put together my passion for fashion, my appetite for innovation, because i have always tried to come up with new ideas and look at things in different

patriot week begins september 11 by honoring the brave men and women who died in september 11 attack. it ends on september 17, our constitution day. by honoring those who risked everything to create our great republic. mr. speaker, we must take time to reflect. president reagan once said, freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. we must do our part to preserve what makes this nation great. before it's too late. thank you, mr. speaker. i urge my colleagues to support patriot week resolution and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for ne minute. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, day i rise to mourn sergeant steve perez of the houston police department who died on august 29, 2017, in the midst of hurricane harvey. as he was in the line of duty. he served in the united states army and he joined the houston police department in 1982. he leaves behind his precious and beloved wife, lupe cheryl perez, and a host of police officers and law enforcement acros

dalton: this week was marred by the loss of 22 brave russian soldiers. but also my profound gratitude. because the intelligence gathered on that very mission helped prevent what might have been a devastating attack right here in rome. think about that. russians and americans working together in syria, to stop an attack in italy. as if we need any more evidence that the world is too dangerous to go it alone. tonight, we remember the fallen, while staying focused on thwarting terrorists using any means possible. here's to our success. even salnikov raised his glass. you are good, sir. dalton: i worked with two speechwriters and practiced in front of a mirror for an hour. mr. president, ma'am. we just got word from our biological response force. they didn't find any virus at the drone crash site. it wasn't armed with a bioweapon? it was a head fake. "head of the infidels"" it's you, sir... and the other leaders. we have to evacuate now. with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis? how do you chase wha