[applause] the. And good evening i have the honor to read executive director of the reagan president ial ecovation in thanks for joining us this evening. In waterfowl of those to defend our freedom around the world please join me with the pledge of allegiance off. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america. To the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Now that we have said the pledge all of those that are with the armed forces today whether active for retired please stand so we can show you our appreciation. [applause] on that note there are a few people live with like to recognize is this even inhouse starting with the board of trustees ambassador . [applause] an extraordinary supporter over the years. Mr. Freeman. [applause] one of and our remarkable trustees. Ben . [applause] into the whole family. [applause] the state assemblymen. [applause] our former congressman and his wife janice.
People have had to face justice. Some of them all over old because some of the worst criminals have faced the worlds most lenient penal system. So they will say it is very much halffull, but the idea that not having it all is unthinkable. Some measure of justice was done. It will never be enough, the kind of scale of killing that took place. It is a bit like the u. N. Is completely flawed. It falls over itself. Its at odds with itself but if you abolished it you have to reinvent it the next day. Do you think they would be a similar manhunt one day for syrian war criminals . I really, really hope so. I know that some of the people who were involved in this manhunt are now building is occasion cases so that when they they will be able maybe to prosecute people in the assad regime, people in daesh. What they are doing very bravely is smuggling out documents that could one day prove these people are guilty, smuggling them out of syria and keeping them in europe and going through them and b
Mr. Ambassador, welcome. Im thrilled to be here. Thanks for letting me come home. Very nice to see you again, sir. Thanks for letting me come in this building. You know, ive been by here millions of times. I dont think ive been here in years. Welcome to this great stage. Were happy to have you here. Youve spent more than 20 years alternating between public life and private life. You did a stint as secretary of state, seven or so years as mayor of dallas. You resigned to run for the senate. Then you went back into private life, practiced law. Came back out to be the ustr. Do you prefer being in private life or public life better . Yes. Which one . Youre liking both. No, im going to make you pick. I can tell you that my bride loves the time that i tease her with the prospect of being an incomeproducing spouse. Oh, thats what she cares about. No, look, im blessed ive been able to do both. Ironically, as a kid growing up in austin, and austins a wonderful place to be from, but 60 years ago
New york city and brook, what a shock reporter it is a shock, michelle. Prince of course was a musical prodigy with a fiercely independent streak. Remember for seven years, he changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol as part of a dispute with his record label. Now he is being remembered for a sound and style that helped shape music for more than three decades. Police and Security Officials gathered outside Paisley Park Studios in chanhassen, minnesota, where prince recorded so many others hits. It was just before 10 a. M. When they responded to a medical emergency. Hours later, princes publicist confirmed that he was dead. [ music ] reporter he was Born Prince Rogers Nelson in minneapolis in 1958. He grew to become one of the most recognized and decorated recording artists of all time. Prince showed a natural talent for music composing his first song at age 7. Through his teenaged years, he learned to play most of the instruments on his first few albums. [ music ] reporter his sou
Results our Political Insider will weigh in the hot topics of the ballots and the results Going Forward a lot is coming up in the next a hour but lets check on your Weather Forecast because we are seeing rain in the north bay a live look at the golden gate bridge. Its not fog you are seeing. Those are low rain clouds. Keeping the temperatures relatively mild this morning. Upper 40s low 50s. And there is our high def doppler rain moving through petaluma and fairfield right now all of that is going to move north and entire bay area will be seeing showers throughout the day. Wet start to the workweek as well. So be aware of your morning commute tomorrow. Dry weather will return to finish off the week. We will have closer look at the extended forecast coming up but mark has headlines. And the navy fired an unarmed missile from a submarine off the coast of Southern California last night. It was so bright peels people as far away as mexico reported seeing it. Southern california airports did