You were my angel that day. I dont know but you were. I guess you could be a complete striker but save peoples lives. Reporter you can see trniqus then she got on the phone with 911. Is he awake. Hes awake, alert, or yenned. Im a nurse. He got graze in the right him and the right leg. Okay. A tourniquet and we applied pressure. Reporter were sending everybody now, okay . Okay. Everyones on the way. Ambulance is on the way. Theyre on the way, okay . Stay calm. Definitely us. Yeah. Thats the call i made. Reporter this reunion is a happy one but make no mistake, it is a meeting of survivors traumatized by a horrific event. Ive had bad days and days where i cry. Ive had nightmares. Knowing he was okay has brought closure to knowing that what i did do helped him in some way. For me just knowing that i was going to see pretty much my hero, my angel for that day was just putting the biggest smile on my face. I couldnt wait. We may be friends for the rest of our lives but i just want to say th
Since 19 79, in partnership with the cable industry, cspan has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress from house and Senate Floors to congressional hearings, party briefings, and committee meetings. Cspan gives you a front proceed to how issues are debated and decided, with no commentary, no interruptions, and completely unfiltered. Cspan, your unfiltered view of government. Coming up next, the Justice Department discusses disability rights and in the criminal Justice System. At an event commemorating the 33rd anniversary of the americans with disabilities act. Topics included ada violations during arrests, Mental Health, and the relationship between disability discrimination and explicit racial bias. Implicit racial bias. Good afternoon everyone, can you please take your seats so we can get started . Please take your seats, thank you. Good afternoon. My name is kristen park, the assistant attorney general for the department of justice, and i am pleased to be here with all
Since 19 79, in partnership with the cable industry, cspan has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress from house and Senate Floors to congressional hearings, party briefings, and committee meetings. Cspan gives you a front proceed to how issues are debated and decided, with no commentary, no interruptions, and completely unfiltered. Cspan, your unfiltered view of government. Coming up next, the Justice Department discusses disability rights and in the criminal Justice System. At an event commemorating the 33rd anniversary of the americans with disabilities act. Topics included ada violations during arrests, Mental Health, and the relationship between disability discrimination and explicit racial bias. Implicit racial bias. Good afternoon everyone, can you please take your seats so we can get started . Please take your seats, thank you. Good afternoon. My name is kristen park, the assistant attorney general for the department of justice, and i am pleased to be here with all
Here at the George University and is my distinct honor and pleasure to introduce our third moderator for today, tom shanker. Tom is the director of our project for and National Security in the of media and public affairs, which is part of our Columbian College of arts and sciences. Tom was named to his position in june of 2021. After nearly a quarter century with the New York Times, including 13 years as a pentagon correspond and in covering the depart department of defense overseas combat operations and National Security, he most recently as the deputy washington editor, the times managing coverage of the military diplomacy and Veterans Affairs early in the war in afghanistan, tom was embedded with Army Special Forces at kandahar and subsequently conducted of reporting trips to afghanistan and in iraq. Toms new book is entitled age of danger keeping safe in an era of new superpowers, new and new threats. It will be published on may 9th. Tom we look forward to your panel. Beyond the wa
Really. Ours years later. Im christopher bracey, pearl provost and executive Vice President for Academic Affairs here at the George University and is my distinct honor and pleasure to introduce our third moderator for today, tom shanker. Tom is the director of our project for and National Security in the of media and public affairs, which is part of our Columbian College of arts and sciences. Tom was named to his position in june of 2021. After nearly a quarter century with the New York Times, including 13 years as a pentagon correspond and in covering the depart department of defense overseas combat operations and National Security, he most recently as the deputy washington editor, the times managing coverage of the military diplomacy and Veterans Affairs early in the war in afghanistan, tom was embedded with Army Special Forces at kandahar and subsequently conducted of reporting trips to afghanistan and in iraq. Toms new book is entitled age of danger keeping safe in an era of new su