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The Hillary Clinton Panel talks about the latest research on whether interactive media is harmful to babies and toddlers.

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Hillary Clinton headlines fundraiser for Shaheen
Hillary Clinton is headlining a fundraiser for U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., in New York. Subscribe to WMUR on YouTube now: http://bit.ly/1lOjX9C Get more Manchester news: http://www.wmur.co.

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Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks before receiving a Lifetime Service Award from TAPS, Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2014, in New York. TAPS is a national nonprofit organization that cares for families of America?s fallen soldiers.

In her first public appearance since the weekend birth of granddaughter Charlotte, Hillary Clinton spoke at an event this evening in New York for an organization that cares for the families of fallen military members, who greeted her with moving stories of their loved ones.

This a great privilege, but it is also for me emotional as we celebrate the birth of our granddaughter and as I look out and see all of you who are thinking of your loved ones and the life that he or she lived, Clinton said at the event for the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors or TAPS, a group that supports, connects and provides grief resources to military families who have lost loved ones.

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In the introduction, TAPS president Bonnie Carroll told Clinton she is family and gave her the organizations Lifetime Service Award. Clinton spoke at another event for the group in 2006 and has served as an honorary chairwoman.

Throughout her speech, some in the crowd became emotional and many of them took to the rope line afterwards to share stories of their deceased family members and show photos, with several telling her heartbreaking stories. Some just wanted to take a photo with Clinton, but many more had a story to tell.

One woman, after telling the former secretary of state about her fallen husband, said, I miss him every day, thank you for coming.

Clinton listened to their stories and expressed her condolences, saying over and over again, I am so, so sorry, at times holding the family members hands. One man who urged Clinton to run for president also told her about his nephew who he said got the run around and got screwed at the VA, referring to the Department of Veterans Affairs.

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Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks before receiving a Lifetime Service Award from TAPS, Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2014, in New York. TAPS is a national nonprofit organization that cares for families of Americas fallen soldiers. (AP Photo/Frank ... more >

By - Associated Press - Wednesday, October 1, 2014

NEW YORK (AP) - A support group for families of fallen military members honored Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday with its Lifetime Service Award.

Clinton was given the award by the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors at an event in the city. She has served as an honorary chairwoman of the organization, which provides grief resources and peer support to people whose loved ones in the military have died.

TAPS President Bonnie Carroll told Clinton the members of the organization considered her as family. She said Clinton has remained faithful to honoring and remembering all those who have served and sacrificed.

Clinton said the moment was emotional for her, especially with the birth last week of her granddaughter. She praised the organization for the connections it has made between grieving families, giving them a community.

This kind of community of support and shared experience has really made all the difference in the lives of so many, she said.

Clinton, a former U.S. first lady and secretary of state and a potential 2016 presidential candidate, then spoke with several attendees one on one and posed for photographs.

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