a gallery manager and freelance journalist but i m from over last night s fifty two years now been supporting england all my life so thirteen years mom says that when the winning goal went in on the final goal in the world cup final everyone jumped in train them i jumped out my car i think as an england fan when you were my age in the light six more early seventies not to get into football you had a you had a high expectation but we know what i had sort of disappointments in seven in seventy four stuff that i kind of brought your expectations then automatically my heart as a fan would have been it s really not you got to see the same in the camaraderie among my fans was absolutely fantastic. as we re going to mention you think we re going to start badly in the bridge site got better got better got better and then both tomcat scored that goal to get there with your kind of think this might be easy going to be out on but it wasn t just. the high point
i wanted to come to dover last night to see my husband or feel his presence one last time. i wanted to salute him one last time. i wanted what i really wanted was for it to be a mistake and for them to say no, that s not your husband there. sorry. let s undo this. the eight airmen and an american contractor died wednesday when an afghan military pilot opened fire inside the kabul international airport. an american general in afghanistan insists that the shooting was an isolated incident and not part of any pattern of violence against nato forces there. let s bring in our chris lawrence. so chris, no pattern of violence, yet in the past two years, 36 nato deaths have been attributed to persons believed to be afghan soldiers or police. exactly, fredericka.
troops who was killed, it was sort of a mix of hoping for a last-minute miracle and then realizing there wouldn t be one. i wanted to come to dover last night to see my husband or feel his presence one last time. i wanted to salute him one last time. i want what i really wanted was for it to be a mistake and for them to say no, that s not your husband there. sorry. let s undo this. but that didn t happen. and so as we got closer to his casket coming off the airplane, the reality set in that really, it is him. he s he s never coming back. just incredible honesty there from that wife, you know, realizing the finality of what had happened. here are some of the other
shooting at people. he was training them. and he enjoyed it. so we really felt that he was safe, that he would make it home. never in a million years did it enter my mind he wouldn t make it home. i wanted to come to dover last night to see my husband or feel his presence one last time. i wanted to salute him one last time. i wanted what i really wanted was for it to be a mistake and for them to say, no, that s not your husband there, sorry. let s undo this. but that didn t happen. and so as we got closer to his casket coming off the airplane, reality set in that really, it s him. he s never coming back. but i did feel very special to be part of that ceremony.
first this i wanted to come to dover last night to see my husband or feel his presence one last time. i wanted to salute him one last time. a widow of war. the wife of an army major talks about his death just this week in of all places an airport, by of all people, someone we re there to help. and many of you have been asking for information on social media. you can reach out to us on twitter, facebook, cnn.com and foursquare.com. eat sure you do. hey! you can have the pop tart! pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat