Reflection On 9/11: Roy Lloyd
Roy Lloyd, president of the International Forgiveness Institute, reflects on the dark day in September 2001 and says Americans must try to craft a future that is not based on revenge.
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Roy Lloyd, president of the International Forgiveness Institute, reflects on the dark day in September 2001 and says Americans must try to craft a future that is not based on revenge.
"A Night for Jake" will be held tonight to help raise funds for MSG Network graphics coordinator Jake Wisniewski who's battling cystic fibrosis.
As we approach the tenth anniversary of the horrific attacks of 9/11, those who were in charge on that day are looking back.
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Congress is reconvening this week for what could be a painful confrontation over how to put Americans back to work.
