To ladies and gentlemen, the president of the United States accompanied by medal of honor recipient Master Sergeant Matthew Williams from the United States army. It is a gentleman in a word of prayer. Almighty god, the liberty and champion here are prayer it is the right just center of justice and we gather here to honor the spirit who through adversity remain focused on the lives which need to be done. You put the safety of others with it much more danger and we thank you for Matthew Williams and is heroism with his heart, soul in the battle in producing a stronger man today. This character, courage in the moment is an example and god bless matthew and his wife kate and son nolan and extended family and his comrades. But matthews life, legacy and very battle around his neck and remind for us all to face our fears and find your own moments to shine. The lap of liberty continue when the United States of america, the army and weepy have piece of our world. The righteous name i pray. Than
Train fire in pakistan. Fire Officials Say some passengers were breaking the passengers were breaking the rules when the flames broke out. Captioning funded by cbs good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. Baseball fans in washington, d. C. , are saying at last. Last night the nationals won their firstever world series title. [ cheers ] the nats hoisted the world series trophy in houston after beating the astros in game seven. Washington took the lead in the seventh inning thanks to homers from anthony rendon. 62. Our affiliate wusa is at Nationals Park where f if not t impossible, coming back from 12 games under. 500 in may, and now theyre World Series Champions having won all of their world series winning games on the road in houston. Fans here are loving it. Let them hear it. This is washington, d. C. Its the first time that theyve brought home a championship in 95 years to washington, d. C. [ cheers ] wev
Trains passing through herement but b. A. R. T. Says the trains will resume beginning at 5 00 a. M. Tomorrow morning. They say the closed lanes on highway 24 should be reopening on time. The first stage of replacing track is wrapping up. The old tracks have been there nearly 50 years. This is a project thats been planned quite a while, but there are more than a few b. A. R. T. Riders that didnt know about it. I have been out of town. It worked out well. I didnt have any complaints. He just came in from chicago. We had to take a bus and basically got hear. It was not too bad. Reporter how long did it take . Five minutes. Reporter this map released by b. A. R. T. Details the three stations affected. Three bus bridges connect the stations. Throughout the weekend, two eastbound lanes were closed to give the crew room to work. Even late tonight freeway traffic came to a crawl through that stretch, so some have been raising concerns about the morning commute. The plan is to reopen by 5 00 a.
coming up this hour, an honor that is long overdue, president biden will award a vietnam veteran with the medal of honor for his incredible bravery almost 60 years ago. we begin with breaking news out of south carolina where just in the last hour disgraced ex-lawyer alex murdaugh was sentenced to spend the rest of his life behind bars. after he was convicted of murdering his wife maggie and youngest son paul in a high profile case that captivated the country. in the murder of your wife, maggie murdaugh, i sentence you for a term of the rest of your natural life. for the murder of paul murdaugh, whom you probably loved so much, i sentence you to prison for murdering him for the rest of your natural life. before he was sentenced, murdaugh addressed the court this morning. i m innocent. i would never under any circumstances hurt my wife maggie and i would never under any circumstances hurt my son paul paul. pretty much all he said. last night in just under three hours
Culture and food are on the menu today. Ive known jim nagareda for many years. And as a professional photographer with an artists eye, who is part of a family that has been part of the community for over 50 years, i cant think of anyone more qualified to chronicle the history of san joses japantown than him. Jim, welcome to the show. Jim nagareda thank you very much for having me, great. Robert now, give me an idea. First of all, we were talking about the book, san joses japantown, of which you got to be the author. First and foremost, must have been a thrill to be asked to be the one documenting the history of the place. Jim yeah, we had just finished a big project called san Jose Japantown a journey. And it was a very comprehensive book on the history of japantown. And during that project, we were asked by Arcadia Publishing to do thisa book in their series. And at that time, we wanted to focus just on our big book, the journey. And so, we put that off. And when we were done with the