and war orders, saluted service members, and jasper joyfully while telling the story. that hand is still now. but it left a deep imprint on the lives of families and dear friends. soldiers and sailors. presidents and prime ministers of a generation of aspiring young people. ralph waldo emerson said that the purpose of life is not to be happy, it is to be youthful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well. my father made a monumental difference. he lived. he lived well. i ve heard it asked, are we still making his kind? i believe the answer to that question is up to us. to honor his legacy, i hope we do more then consign him to the history books. i hope we recommit ourselves to be in a nation where we are still making his kind. for as he said in his autobiography, his journey was an american journey. : paul was a great lion with a big heart. we will miss him terribly. i invite you to stand. the lord be with you.
like many don t want his help. maybe it s because biden is out of touch with voter concerns. check out the new poll showing 63 percent of voters do not think the president is being attention to the most important issues. or perhaps it s because they were worried about what he may say. yesterday joe biden made a rare appearance on the campaign trail in pennsylvania with john federman who is fighting for a close race with dr. oz. while there, the president seem to forget who he was supporting. then we re going to be a great lady in the assessment. it is of course john federman s life, not the senate nominee for democrat party. but at least nine democrats in tight spaces have either said they want they do not want the president s help where they dodge the question altogether. he was asked about that twice and he clearly didn t appreciate the question. there haven t been that many candidates campaigning with you. it not true, there are 15. figure they re going to be a few m
you want to do, then sandy hook happened and i cared. high school was bad enough. now this. when students are shooting students, you know, that s not understandable, it s not forgivable, but how can somebody look at a nine-year-old and shoot them in the face? how can somebody do that? how can somebody have the capability to do that? it angers me beyond comprehension, and i have a lot of displaced anger right now, don, i really do. it s just displaced so i should shut up, but it s just going to keep happening unless we do something, and i mean we, because the guys and women we have elected aren t getting anywhere. we as a people have to stand up and say, okay, son, okay, daughter, you re not okay. you are not okay. thank you. thank you. are you okay? i will be. better than these parents, that s for damn sure. thank you. thank you. thanks, kim. appreciate that. so there are major questions tonight about the police response to the elementary school shooting here
well, we are watching live pictures outside manchester cathedral, for the funeral of sir bobby charlton. we can now hear from the funeral of sir bobby charlton. we can now hearfrom our correspondent, ollie foster, who is there right now. a very sombre moment there is the funeral cortege, the coffin of sir bobby charlton, enters manchester cathedral for a bobby charlton, enters manchester cathedralfor a private bobby charlton, enters manchester cathedral for a private ceremony. bobby charlton, enters manchester cathedralfor a private ceremony. he passed away on october 21, one of the most celebrated and one of the most prolific goal scorers for manchester united and, of course, for england, sir bobby charlton, who scored 249 times for manchester united over the course of a 758 game career for them. united over the course of a 758 game careerforthem. more united over the course of a 758 game careerfor them. more than united over the course of a 758 game career for them. more
anglin plus my crowning moment, scoring twice in the semifinal against portugal with the great you cbo, as well. hi sir bobby used to recollect 1966, cbo, as well. hi sir bobby used to recollect1966, he cbo, as well. hi sir bobby used to recollect 1966, he said it wasn t just that summer, you forget that for the two years leading up to that summer we were pretty much unbeatable, we went around the world and played the best teams in the world, so they knew it wasn tjust home advantage, we were the team to beat. he talked about how under our france either rebuilt was going on and perhaps they want the best of the flashiest players, but alf ramsey new how to build a winning team. he knew his own brother, sir jack charlton, wasn t the best defender around, jack charlton, wasn t the best defenderaround, nobby jack charlton, wasn t the best defender around, nobby stiles, too, but together they made magic and made the nation proud in that glorious summer of 1966, something that stil