I am honored to introduce you to the author of this book t6 has dedicated to support veterans and military heroes inspired by the character of leadership and sacrifices First Lieutenant travis who ultimate sacrifice in 2007. Serving as the president of their Foundation Via the National Movement to take the next step in their personal journey to inspire the next generation of leaders. In 2015 she received the president s Lifetime Achievement award for volunteer service and in 2016 ryan tuck a official appointment with the remember and explore subcommittee and the Advisory Committee at arlington ryan also serves as a Board Member National association of veteran serving organizations as well as the global war on terror she resides here with her husband and three children were she intinues as the township supervisor she was elected in 2011. [applause] the surviving south of marine lieutenant killed in afghanistan in 2010 as the Program Manager she works closely with veterans life and those
Good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. Disturbing new information is emerging this morning about the gunman behind the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival in northern california. Three people were killed sunday including two children. An entire community is now mourning the loss of the victims. Tom hanson is here in new york. Tom, what do we know about the gunman at this point . Reporter new information is emerging about the gunman. 19yearold Santino William legan. Investigators have not determined a motive in the shooting, but they have learned he posted at least two images to instagram on the day of the shooting. One showing the fairgrounds and another that referred to a book popular with White Supremacists on extremist websites. The shooters movements were traced to a car belonging to him. Police confiscated several items from a home associated with him in california and searched a home in nevad
Good afternoon. My name is george perkelvich and im going to talk a little as people enter the room. Its good to see you all here. Our topic today is the legality of Nuclear Deterrence. This is not a topic that you tend to find on Cable Television political shows or on op ed pages or in president ial debates, where probably if youre lucky at your summer bar bar becues, but it is an important topic. One of the reasons the question of the legality of Nuclear Deterrence is so important and often underappreciated, is that the women and men whose job it is to carry out nuclear operations, to manage our Nuclear Weapons and conduct operations with them, they understandably need to know that what they might be asked to do is considered legal and legitimate. And in many ways, obviously, society ohs them that kind of del deliberation. So its a quite important topic and its also, obviously as well hear, not so simple. The legality of deterrence may be distinguishable from the legality of using Nu
Around western virginia but we will be clearing out, the humidity way up. We will talk more about the oppressive conditions. The heat wave thats on for the workweek in just a few minutes. Now to the story of a woman who tried to save her husbands life by step nothing the middle of a violent attack at a maryland church. She was severely injured herself for doing that a man her prayer group waited to finish dinner and then suddenly lunged at her husband with a knife. 63yearold chung wong park was killed. 58yearold is fighting to survive. We have information from Court Documents that shed some light on why it happened. Police say song sue kim told them he wanted to retaliate against a korean for the way all koreans had treated him. He reportedly told police he had this thought in his mind for eight years. Before the wife stepped in, he stabbed park 11 times. Meagan fitzgerald has more on this attack that occurred inside the Anna Prayer Mountain Church in frederick. Reporter anna Prayer Ch
You can also watch online at cspan. Org or listen on the free cspan radio app. We will take your phone calls and get reactions. Of course, the big story today was the total Solar Eclipse as across the entire continental United States. It was the first such eclipse in 99 years and the first total Solar Eclipse visible in any part of america since 1979. On our facebook page, we want to know what you did earlier today and what you think about the future for the space program. Earlier this afternoon, cspan aired nasa tvs coverage. We will take you back to this afternoon beginning around 1 p. M. Eastern because we ares going to be tracing this eclipse all across the country. Not only does everybody in the country have a great view, but we have some views from the sky, dont we, sean . That is right. Looking up from the ground is how most of us experience the eclipse. Researchers wanted a different perspective, to image the moons shadow. In illinois and across the United States, teams use Hig