Before the baseball game. Great tradition and i was Just Announced to be the second base starter. You get up there early in the morning, youre working out with your colleagues, getting ready and is lighthearted because most of the real practices already done. Youre just going through the motions of getting ready for the big game. All of a sudden, a shop goes up. Youre not thinking its a gunshot because why would somebody be shooting a gun on the baseball field . By the time we figured out what was really going on, i got hit. I went down. Did you know you had been hit . I knew my legs gave out. I didnt necessarily feel i was instantly hit but i wasnt thinking about it. When i legs went out and i was down, and the gravel in the infield, i just started crawling away. I heard coming from third base line. I never saw the shooter. I knew thats where the gunfire was coming from. I just started crawling away. After about 20 feet, ive seen pictures of a blood trail, my arms gave out. I could cr
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Your own. This is where democracy lives. Cspan, powered by cable. U. S. To china Nicholas Burns talks about relations between the United States and china at an event hosted by the Brookings Institution in washington, d. C. This is a little over an hour and 10 minutes. [indiscernible chatter] good morning to all of those who have joan into joined us in the auditorium and online. Im the Vice President and director of Foreign Policy at brookings and im delighted to welcome you to our public event featuring a discussion with the honorable Nicholas Burns, u. S. Ambassador to the peoples republic of china. Ambassador burns and his Hardworking Team at the embassy are on the front lines of one of the most complex and consequential bilateral relationships for the United States. The u. S. Mission he leads includes Public Servants from 47 u. S. Government agencies and sub agencies. He oversees the embassy interactions with china on the full range of political, security, commercial, economic and c
the combat symptoms and boosts immunity. biovanta really works. it is good to be back with you on this second hour of chris jansing reports. ahead for us, the breaking news in iran. more than 100 killed, after explosions. israel was not behind the attack. growing concerns about american hostages in gaza as israel prepares for many months of war. battle at the border, a whole lot of republicans at the u.s.-mexico line taking aim the president for a growing number of migrant crossings which are slowing down. in the count down to iowa, the ad wars are heating up and it is getting nasty early. the new lines of attack from ron desantis and nikki haley. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with those deadly blasts in iran with nbc s teheran bureau chief ally ali arouzi. reporter: wounded 210 others near a cemetery in iran where a ceremony was being held to mark the 2020 death of country s top commander, in a u.s. drone attack. one bl