called working area during a routine inspection. it caused a brief evacuation of fire and emergency crews. pointing out that there could be a lot of suspects. where this was discovered is a heavily traveled area where many white house west wing i should be even more specific. the west wing visitors come through this particular area when people visit the west wing. there is the area of the west wing where it is highly traveled. and that is what happens when people come through this particular area. it s highly traveled. i m not going to get into specifics. we have west wing tours. this particular past couple of days happen on friday and saturday and sunday. the white house also dodging questions left and right on the cocaine caper. something that is not magnetic into the white house. i totally understand that question. it is under investigation. does the white house support the prosecution of this individual? i m not going to get into hypotheticals. with the pr
we went to go across the bridge and i stop my troll will not patrol. i stepped on the pressure plate ied which ended up making me lose my arms and legs. he wake up in that hospital bed on the thought in your mind is, do you give up or do you keep going? so i kept going. in 2012, i believe it was. this man walks in and says, i m going to build you a home. i didn t know who was going to take care of me and my family. i didn t know people cared like this. do you know there s people out there like tunnels the towers foundations i want to do things for veterans is quite emotional. i don t know where i would be without they try to make the home customized to your needs. smart home for me gives me the independence and life where i
i am moving with a piece of equipment over a patch of ground that had been walked on by 30 or 40 people already and then, massive explosion. and i had stepped on a pressure plate ied, it functioned and, i thankfully, it was only me that got hurt but it was quite severe, - it took both legs above the knee. luke sinnott is one of more than 300 british troops who lost limbs in afghanistan. but he has battled through his severe injuries with the help of sport. he was due to take part in the tokyo paralympics this summer, but, because of an injury, he had to stay home and witness the collapse of the country in which he once fought. and the desperate scenes of those trying to leave. getting injured, not- going to tokyo and then the afghanistan withdrawal, - you know, it s been a mentally rough period for the summer. from my point of view, l we were on the ground, we were moving ieds and giving i people some safety, some remnants of safety in the country and kids
and that they gave so much, notjust the ones who died, but the ones who carry on with injuries. one hand says, what the heck did we go there for? the other hand says, we ve stopped any terrorist atrocities on our streets. and, as claire said, another 9/11. so it s. it s very, very difficult. and when you balance that, do you think the sacrifice that you ve made of your only son has been worth it? no. nothing is worth it. that s not worth anything. i am moving with a piece of equipment over a patch of ground that had been walked on by 30 or 40 people already and then, massive explosion. and i had stepped on a pressure plate ied, it functioned and, - thankfully, it was only me that got hurt but it was quite severe, - it took both legs above the knee.
the other hand says, we ve stopped any terrorist atrocities on our streets. and, as claire said, another 9/11. so it s. it s very, very difficult. and when you balance that, do you think the sacrifice that you ve made of your only son has been worth it? no. nothing is worth it. that s not worth anything. i am moving with a piece of equipment over a patch of ground that had been walked on by 30 or 40 people already and then, massive explosion. and i had stepped on a pressure plate ied, it functioned and, - thankfully, it was only me that got hurt but it was quite severe, - it took both legs above the knee. luke sinnott is one of more than 300 british troops who lost limbs in afghanistan. but he has battled through his severe injuries with the help of sport. he was due to take part in the tokyo paralympics this summer,