welcome to redact of the night this is the show where americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents on september 15th 1896 a showman named william george crush convinced officials at the missouri kansas texas railroad to allow him to set up a colossal train wreck for people to watch like a literal train wreck so they advertise the event for weeks and even helped commute the 324-0000 spectators to come see the great collusion free of charge on the day of the event to 6 car trains full of debris pulled by locomotives were let loose at each other starting from one mile apart the trains collided at full speed in a spectacular fashion and then the engines boilers exploded sending flying shrapnel into the crowd killing at least 3 people and injuring hundreds even the amends for tog refer lost an eye now that s what i call our show it was this practical so dumb so pointless and so reckless that it killed and injured even those who just showed up to watch. tha
condition from a military hospital after contracting corona virus. for broadcast live coverage for our studios in moscow this is r t international thomas. and now we start with the deadly standoff between armenia and azerbaijan and now into an 8th night several powerful explosions have been heard in the past number of hours. late on friday several residential buildings and a hospital were hit in a bombing raid casualties have been reported on i was on the ground and at the scene. today witnessed one of the worst bombing subsequent to the city which is the capital of nagorno-karabakh the disputed region here behind me the most telling it was going literally just minutes before we arrived here we actually had to had to hide in a bomb shelter and right after that we are right this is the epicenter of one of the explosions that has better still time a character this used to be a shop now it seems like it has been devastated just just scattered glass something to heal because shat
> honor guard. oh say can you see by the dawn s early light what so proudly we hail at the twilight s last gleaming stripes and bright stars night gh the perilous we watch m parts were so galantly streaming red glare ckets in air bs bursting f through the night that our flag was still there stars y does that wave d banner yet over the land of the free and the home of the brave. [applause] moment of silence. good morning. my dad worked in the north tower. remembering back to the horrible day 15 years ago has changed my life. i was ten years old. my brothers were eight, seven, and five. today i m proud to be here to memorialize my father. this is the place that gives me a chance to think about beautiful memories, like christmas eve when dad took my brothers and i to work to give my mom a break. on 9/11, the nation came together. people really tried to help us. i spent endless summers at a camp for kids who lost family members on 9/11. the counsels helped us to laugh
pelley: trump lowered the boom on his opponents last night then lowered the volume today. the shoot-from-the-lip candidate stuck to a script for once in his foreign policy speech. following a five-state sweep, trump is well on his way to the republican presidential nomination. ted cruz s headlights began the fade in the rear-view mirror as the texas senator came in not second but third in four of the five states. major garrett is in indianapolis. reporter: it s time to shake the rust off america s foreign policy. it s time to invite new voices and new visions into the fold. reporter: with a slower cadence and less-inflamtory words, donald trump sketched out a foreign policy he described as america first, vowing not to entangle the u.s. in more middle east conflict. we ve made the middle east more unstable and chaotic than ever before. reporter: but he made one major exemption, isis. i have a simple message for them: their days are numbered. i won t tell them whe
then lowered the volume today. the shoot-from-the-lip candidate stuck to a script for once in his foreign policy speech. following a five-state sweep, trump is well on his way to the republican presidential nomination. ted cruz s headlights began the fade in the rear-view mirror as the texas senator came in not second but third in four of the five states. major garrett is in indianapolis. reporter: it s time to shake the rust off america s foreign policy. it s time to invite new voices and new visions into the fold. reporter: with a slower cadence and less-inflamtory words, donald trump sketched out a foreign policy he described as america first, vowing not to entangle the u.s. in more middle east conflict. we ve made the middle east more unstable and chaotic than ever before. reporter: but he made one major exemption, isis. them: their days are numbered. i won t tell them where, and i won t tell them how. reporter: even that message was a sharp contrast to his pr