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Glenn Beck is controversial, but popular "Restore Honor" rally will be held tomorrow at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC. In recent nights have been long Keith Olbermann reports on Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor" rally. Civil rights leaders across the nation look down at Beck's rally, given the historical significance of the date.

Several politicians and celebrities will be present. Sarah Palin, a former candidate for vice president will attend and speak at the rally. National Park Service estimates around 100,000 people will participate, while Homeland Security said they will prepare 100,000 to 200,000 people. First, we applied the term "Restore Honor" and stated that during this period had been cited 15 times on Fox News and 11 times on MSNBC, which makes sense.

On the same day as Beck scheme has Sharpton organized the second rally in Washington to honor the king. MSNBC spokesman Jeremy Gaines said his network will have reporters doing live reports hours from both events during the morning. In addition to Beck and Palin, speakers include baseball superstar Albert Pools and St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russia.

But the focus of the event quickly changed, with Beck select an event that would raise money for a Tampa-based group called the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, a philanthropy that helps families of fallen or wounded Special Forces personnel.

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On a completely separate note, we had the opportunity during our travels earlier this week to get our first look at Bombardier's CSeries mock-up in Montreal. A third segment was on the Embraer E 170, first time we've been on that plane, although it has been used for many years. The CSeries is much more comfortable seats than the Boeing jet time, which is better than Airbus and overhead bins are full size. Centre D space in the CSeries is wider than seats on the E-Jet.

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