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when he arrives, he will lay a wreath on the tomb. short time after that, he is going to make his way to an adjacent amphitheater at arlington national cemetery to deliver remarks. something sitting presidents do every year. geoff, let me ask what this means in terms of the president's perspective. this is an opportunity to pause and think about the gravity, the great responsibilities that a president of the united states has. >> that's right. this is his most solemn duty as commander in chief, apart from sending young men and women into harm's way in various parts across the world. it is also honoring the ultimate sacrifice, as he is prepared to do here, we expect within minutes, as he lays the wreath and reflects silently as the bugle player plays "taps." this has happened so many times in memorial days past. >> what would you say about this date? yes, the solemnity, but marking the memorial day in the u.s. >> well, i would certainly hope that the president would understand the grief that these families go through, especially the go

>> i wouldn't call this laying low. >> i would say if you want to lay low, don't bring kim kardashian to the west wing. >> we're living in an at dna nat world when you bring kim kardashian for prison reform? >> that's straight out of "snl." >> can you lean back? >> emily jane fox, thank you. we were done. that was fascinating, though, we'll have you back following the michael cohen angle and any reality stories that come to the white house. stop. >> what? >> just stop. >>> still ahead, insight into barack obama's thinking after the election of donald trump. even questioning if he ran before his time. we'll read from his long-time adviser's new book. "morning joe" is coming right back. it took guts to start my business.

today secretary of state mike pompeo will lay out a plan b for countering iran. speech coming as europeans allies work to preserve iran deal appear president trump withdrew. griff jenkins live from washington, d.c. as iran says that that support is not enough, good morning, griff. >> griff: good morning, heather, the eyes on the world will be in the speech this morning at 9:00 a.m. here at her tant foundation two weeks after president trump withdrew from the iran deal, it's expect today lay out the administration's plan.

glad did i live, and gladly do i lay down to die. i lay down with a will. the verse you grave for me. here he lies where he longed to be. home is the sailor home from the sea. the hunter home from the hill. ladies and gentlemen, it is my privilege and honor to introduce our commander-in-chief, president donald trump. [applause] [cheers] president trump: thank you very much, everyone. thank you very much. what an honor. secretary mattis, and i love you, too. general dunford, joint chiefs, members of the armed forces, members of the cabinet, members of congress, and distinguished guests, thank you for joining us on this solemn day of remembrance. we are gathered here on the sacred soil of arlington national cemetery to honor the lives and deeds of america's greatest heroes, the men and women who laid down their lives for our freedom. today, we pay tribute to their service, we mourn alongside their families, and we strive to be worthy of their sacrifice. the heroes who rest in these hallowed fields, in cemeteries, battlefields, near and far, are drawn from the

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the president will participate in a wreath laying ceremony. he will lay that region wrooeth at the tomb of the unknown soldier in the say tradition date being back gek decades for president. geoff bennett is at the white house where the president will be in a couple minutes from now later on this hour. jeff, the president's tweeting about memorial day, the holiday, and he's putting a very trumpian spin on the discussion. >> that's right, hallie. the president sent a message that is one point memorial day greeting, one part him touting his own accomplishments. he says happy memorial day. those who died for our great country would be very happy and proud at how well our count is doing today. another tweet he also mentioned a fox news quote about what he calls spygate. that's how the president is choodsing to express his appreciation and respect fon this memorial day. but as you mentioned in the next 30 minutes or so he's expected to head to arlington national cemetery where he's going to keep that solemn tradition of laying a wreath. just after

anyway, thank you so much. >> director lai: thank you. also echo that i think this looks overall like a really good well thought out comprehensive plan. i particularly like the separate designation of uses along the commons park. i think that's a really cool concept. i also second president fei tsen's comments about the promenade paying attention to allowing mid block crossing and more blocks that are extra large, some of the blocks that are really big. i have walked around mission bay quite a bit, and i have to say it's not particularly walkable. so that's not something we want to replicate here. i'm not sure if public seating is part of the design program, but if it is, it's important to focus on designing places for people to pause and enjoy the promenade and views of the cove, that perhaps we can design a mixed type of seating or resting places similar to the ones, the newer ones we saw along castro seat, where it's leaning seats, not necessarily like a bench seat. and then i'm not sure if this part -- whether this is part of this cur

>> director lai: yeah. >> i think that's subjected to change. that's showing there is a stoop up there. stairs going down. designing stoops, we would want the stoop to be a couple of feet above the sidewalk, not necessarily -- i don't know what the dimension here is, but this doesn't look like it's i have for a proper stoop, so just thinking around what we're trying to ask for. >> just to clarify, we won't be developing any of the vertical for this phase. >> director lai: and then let's see. i also echo the comment about accommodating for vehicular drop-off. i think that's really important. moving into the future, particularly making sure we set aside enough space for cars to pull over to not conflict with the transit stops. i feel like in the city, we far too often see privatization of bus stops and that just slows down the time for transit. and then i wasn't here when we went through the phase 1, but just curious how cmg interacts with the public art selection? are they part of the discussion? whether cmg is part of the public art discussion?

nearly 20 veterans of the greatest generation have been laying wreaths at the freedom wall in remembrance of their fallen broerts and sisters. meanwhile president trump preparing to head to arlington national cemetery at this hour where he will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier honoring the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. good morning on this special day i'm heather childress. nice to be here with you. >> bill and sandra are off today. the president set to arrive at arlington toward the bottom of the hour coming off a very eventful weekend at the white house after african selling the summit with north korea on thursday. now he says he is getting close to the meeting in singapore back on track. he said our united states team has arrived in north korea to make arrangements for the summit between kim jong-un and myself. i truly believe north korea has brilliant potential and will be a great economic and financial nation one day. kim jong-un agrees with me on this. he ends by writing, it will happen. >> we have fox news team coverage

secretary pompeo laying out the next steps for stopping nuclear iran. demands that iran is making that could pin allies against us. >> no, i'm not over it. i still think about the 2016 election. you can't beat them, join him. heather: hillary clinton still on her soap box, this time she admits that she's still not over it. first first first starts right "fox & friends first" starts right now.heather: good morning, shot of new york city where the sun is about to comb -- come up. thank you so much for joining us on this monday morning as always, i'm heather childers. special counsel mueller is where we begin turning the tables saying he will end the investigation by september but there's a catch, president trump needs to agree to a meeting, todd piro. >> he should be able to wrap up the russia investigation by september 1 if he's able to interview trump by mid-july, during conversation about two weeks ago giuliani told mueller that any interview by trump by the special counsel would be contingent on when the probe would wrap up add so it does not affect r

sitting in a car, 18-year-old holly lai, her 15-year-old sister michelle, and three other friends. >> really bad feeling, a knot in my stomach that told me something was going to happen. >> reporter: they were approached by a rowdy group. among them tyra and 22-year-old la ha la shoouna keeney who has a gun. >> holly lai called out for me, she said please make them stop, please tell them we don't have anything. >> what did you say to them? >> i walked up to lashawna keeney and was like why don't you chill out. and that's when she brandished the gun. >> reporter: tyra heads back home but back at the car the situation is escalating. >> there was a girl at my sister's door trying guite necklace off my sister and couldn't do it. that's when she took the gun across me. and i turned and she shot her right in front of me. >> we heard a gunshot. we actually thought they were shooting at us. >> reporter: holly's sister michelle shot dead right in front of her eyes. >> i remember falling to the ground going why? please somebody help us. and i start running door to door to door just pounding on

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in this democracy now special, we look back half a century at the year that changed america the my lai massacre in vietnam to the assassination of mamartin luther king to the student strike at columbia. >> we call on all students, faculty, staff and workers of the university to support our strike. >> the bck studes of coluiaia university, jned by a few members ofhe b bla community, havbebeen ihamilton hall for 56 urursmorthanan tt now. we have esblblishea cacaferia wi adequatstores, l continusly. physiciais in chge of ou infirmary. morale is high. amy: and to the catonsville nine the catholic priests and lay activists who set fire to hundreds of draft records using homemade napalm to protest the vietnam war. >> we have chosen to be powerless criminals in a time of criminal power. we have chosen to be branded as peace criminals by war criminals. amy: father dan berranan would say "it is better to burn papeps than children." 1968: we look back 50 years. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today in this democ

disappointed in the lays the government told us in the vietnam period.bly, americans had skepticism about the government. that was the era when a lot of the conspiracy thinking about jfk took root, mlk, and about rfk. in a sense, we revisited questions raised in the '70s. question is, is there any new real evidence that could undermine the official account? so far, i have not seen any, and i think folks should think this way. the official count, many times is right, but at this point, there's an overwhelming amount of evidence that sir han sir han was a self-radicalized individual. keep an open mind. if something comes out to change it, absorb it. so far, at least, i have not seen it. >> rfk assassination plays a huge, huge role, honestly, in our cnn original series, 1968, so we wanted to talk about this. what some of you is new information, but the point, i hear you 100% loud and clear, that we saw how the case was tried, all the documentation several years ago, but, please, tune in, all two new episodes airing back-to-back starting tonight at 9:00 p.m.

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we are privileged to have a president finally taking action by laying out a blueprint to solve these problems using private sector competition and private sector negotiation. we are not going to propose cheap gimmicks. the president proposes a sophisticated approach. everybody is rolling up their sleeves to work on this. let me give a couple of examples. think about all the time everybody spends watching drug company ads on tv and how much information is required to put in them. if we want to have a real market for drugs, why not have them disclose their prices in the ads? consumers would have much more balanced information and companies would have a very different set of incentives for setting their prices. we are immediately going to look into having the fda require this. president trump has called for tougher negotiation and better deals. our blueprint brings the latest negotiation tools to our government programs. it also expand private sector negotiation to parts of medicare where right now hhs says the bill and we pay up. these are some of the 50 actions hhs has planned or unde

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in a little while, the president will arrive and he will lay a wreath there as well.nd you're looking at the procession right now. let's go to barbara starr, there you have the president's chief of staff john kelly, we saw him walking. barbara starr is with us. you're in section 60 of arlingt arlington. what is the significance of it? >> reporter: it is, poppy, good morning. it is a significant place because it is here where many of those who fell on the battlefields of afghanistan and iraq are laid to rest. there are other veterans who are buried here from wars long ago, and thankfully veterans who died peacefully in their sleep at a good old age surrounded by their families. this is a true cross section of u.s. military life and u.s. military history. i want to show you, though, just one remembrance here today. this is a young private first class who was killed in 2006, and you see some of the drawings that a young child, we don't know if it is his child or a family relative, left here in memory of this private first class. this is what we see here at arlington toda

almighty god, prince of these, you have declared there is no greater love than to lay down our lives, all who have given their lives, 135 national cemeteries, 40 states and puerto 6 cemeteries in 10 other countries great we caused -- countries. we pause to honor their memory. i pray that we can be more aware of just how blessed we are as a nation as we realize the price they have paid to maintain our freedom. we honor the family and friends of those who have given their lives in service to our nation. we pray that they will be comforted and reassured that the sacrifice of their loved ones is not in vain and that they are not forgotten. lord, we ask that you continue to give wisdom to our commander-in-chief, his administration, our elected officials and military leaders as they promote these throughout our country and throughout -- peace throughout our country and throughout the world. we ask that you continue to bless them with strength and courage to be successful. we thank you for our country. we ask that you will continue to bless america. we ask these things not of ourselves but i

he attended a wreath-laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. the president also released this memorial day message on twitter. <"they marched into hell so that america could know the blessings of peace. they died so that freedom could live."> hundreds of volunteers at arlington national cemetery were busy preparing for the memorial day events. they placed roses and other flowers by the headstones of fallen military service members. (pam) in the bay area -- people gathered at the national cemetery in san francisco ... to pay tribute to those who died serving our country. kron 4's terisa estacio was there for the celebration. it was a special day here at sf national cemetary. today marked the 150 anniversary of the annual memorial day celebration. . but before things got underway to honor the many who gave their life for their country. there were dozens working behind the scenes to get everything ready. there were flowers to be laid on each of the grave sites there were chairs to be set up for the nearly 2k expected. i spoke with some of the volu

the omnibus spending bill where he will lay out a plan for taking one course or the other. how does this help us diplomatically to send a message

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island, a naval tribute by three warships from britain, germany and the us, completed with a wreath—layingsea. when the 0tranto went down off the west coast of islay, 500 men were thrown into the cold atlantic in hurricane conditions. the ship was badly damaged in a collision, and torn to pieces on a reef. it was every man for himself, and they hardly stood a chance. 0nly 21 made it to shore alive. despite not being able to swim, johns roberts‘ father was one of the lucky few.

in a couple of hours president trump will be laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. pays his respects down here. it has already been for me an emotional morning. a friend of mine is off in the distance visiting a battle buddy that fell in the war zone. he comes every year to visit him. we will leave him to his privacy. another couple, a gold star mom and dad came up to me a short time ago to say good morning and this is a couple that we have seen here every year. i said to them, remind me what year did we first meet. we met a short time after their son fell on the battlefield. and the mother said to me it has been 13 years. we have been coming to section 60 here at cnn for 13 years and more and we will come every year. here is where the respect is paid. enjoy memorial day. go to the beach and the mall but take a moment to pay your respects to those who have served the country. >> indeed. thank you. >>> he is a west point grad who served two tours in iraq and now wants to serve in congress. his new release campaign ad takes on gun control. what is the message? speak w

today he will lay out a plan. i think one thing to watch for, are there things that actually begin to make people upset in the drug business? if there are, i think you can assume it's real. from what i read there may be something here for every one to be a little upset with, except consumers f it works, i think there is a good chance it will, we'll see a reduction in drug costs. >> that is is a good thing. >> that is a very good thing. trish: you look at some of the statistics, we gathered some, i will share them with you and the viewer, look at a drug like human meara, in the u.s. we pay $2700 for 30 day-supply. in switzerland they pay $800 for the exact same drug for same amount of time. a cancer drug almost $4,000 in the u.s. in spain they're paying 1500. and you start to say why is this? i will ask you that, why is it? >> because in our country we price the cost of research and development into the drug. by the time it is approved in the marketplace, they go to europe, then they're doing a bid on this drug and

if you want a successful pr strategy, you lay out facts that people can understand and repeat. michael avenatti has been doing that. he claims he has a lot more. he's just been rolling it out. he has been playing this sort of reality tv show game better than donald trump has. he's beating him at his own game. >> i want to play for you what anthony scaramucci said about this. here it is. >> stormy daniels or stephanie clifford and michael avenatti are on the hunt to take down donald j. trump. they want to put a hurt on him. they have a process in place where they're trying to do that. the president by and large has done a good job of isolating this whole story away from any bad outcomes for the president. and i think the mayor, despite all the hullabaloo, he hat gotten information out there and developing a strategy to protect the president. >> what do you think of that? >> that is the opposite of true. the russia investigation, we've reached convergence of the stormy daniels story and the russia investigation this week. and giuliani's strategy to create chaos or confusion is no

mike pompeo was set to lay out plan b for iran. reimposing sanctions and comes almost two weeks after president trump withdrew from the iran deal. former president george h.w. bush arriving in maine for the summer for the first time in 73 years though without his wife by his side. dozens of well wishers greeting bush on the way to the family vacation home in kennebunkport cheering and waving american flags. the 41st president was hospitalized last month in houston for a blood infection, the day after his wife's barbara's funeral. as you remember, after that he said i want to go to maine this summer. brian: the cast of hamilton last week came and performed for him, the whole cast? how unbelievable is that?

sometimes the press lays out the failures. but they didn't break the ceilings for various reasons. i am disappointed. break the ceilings for various reasons. lam disappointed. i break the ceilings for various reasons. i am disappointed. i don't know what the labour party believes when it comes to brexit. i sometimes feel as if even i, on the left, and being played. what is it they are doing with it? clarify your position. let's move on from brexit. look at the other story on the front page of the observer. a donald trump tea m page of the observer. a donald trump team by a firm ferre dirty operation on the iran arms deal. a lot in that headline. there are people out there watching this now shaking their heads at yet another revelation about trump. how long can this go on? the other day we had him saying that instead of having tough gun law, the justification for tough gun law, the justification for tough gun law was that everybody would starve themselves to death like they do in london if they didn't have such tough gun laws.

for forty cents each egg from conventional production cost only half as much to make me and our hens lay less not a lot less but that's fine because the price per egg is a lot higher and it is certainly acceptable when you can market directly in keep all the profit moreover if you optimize your operations so that you don't work so much as in conventional farming too it is most definitely a worthwhile business enormous pressure for such but the good price for bio eggs is also an inducement to cheat as i testify i think it would be sensible to have a testing procedure for a something to prove that an egg has been produced ecologically consumers in retail outlets could then be given verification and. now why they are paying. could appropriate farming methods and fodder really be proved. vaga named in the netherlands is home to one of europe's leading research facilities for food safety. in the laboratories of the recalled institute food chemist saskia vibe group is working on methods of distinguishing organic foods from those produced conventionally. amos to make fraudulent labeling impossi

and i think it lays bare, you could say the same thing about the deficit, on and on and on.are that the hypocrisy is sort of baked into the cake. >> but in a particular way, mckay, it also says to me the wings have all collapsed. this is a point that gets made a lot. but it is just the case. this is the trump-arpaio-pence party, whatever that is. and maybe soon it's going to be the blankenship party too. it's all those things. that's what the party is at this point. >> that's exactly right. i talked to joe arpaio shortly after he announced his bid for senate. and the thing that struck me most about my conversation with him was how much arpaio was -- how confident he was that the republican party had come fully in his direction. and that's where we are. and he knows it and we all know it. >> all right, christina greer, sam seder, mckay coppins, thank you for being with me tonight. >>> to our daily podcast, every day the latest episodes of our show. even if you just watched it, now you can listen to it too. subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts. that's all for this even

i witnessed men laying down their life for this country.ves is. i get to get to remember guys and gals for heroes. todd: tabic day for you. >> throwing out first pitch at hometown team, atlanta braves. i'm excited doing it in honor of chris mcdonald, my best friend. go braves. abby: great message. thank you for reminding us what today is all about. johnny joey jones. thank you for your service. todd: mets need to ask him to pitch relief. they're having trouble. >>> will the summit for north korea actually happen? the big hint the president dropped at top of the hour. abby: a pair of emotional reunions you've got to see. a navy mom surprising both of her daughters. they join us live. you don't want to miss this. that is coming up next hour. ♪ the okay, so... my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. and if they come out gross... ...she washes them again. so what does the dishwasher do? new cascade platinum lets your dishwasher be the dish washer. these new actionpacs unleash three different cleaning agents that d

team crossed into north korea over the weekend to lay some of the groundwork and preparations are alsouth korea's president says he believes kim jong-un is serious about making peace and given these more positive signs, the president says he believes a face to face with kim is still on track for the original date of june 12 in singapore. phillip? >> all right, kelly o'donnell for us. kelly, thank you. >>> this morning we are learning the president's legal team is now claiming the russia probe is no longer legitimate. cautioning him away from an interview with robert mueller and the special counsel's investigation. at least until the lawyers representing the president can review the classified information shared with congressional lawmakers last week on the fbi's investigation into the trump campaign back in 2016. with the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani now claiming mr. trump's unproven claims of a supposed spy within his campaign ranks is all part of a p.r. campaign >> they're giving us the material to do it. of course we have to do it. we're defending -- to a large extent,

korea had had grave concerns regarding its own security so kim jong un figured his only protection lay in a nuclear power nuclear weapon which he had any old and then able hanley you know let me jump in here hold that thought gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the korean peninsula stay with our team. it was one of the most controversial products of our time it's a soviet vegetable fat that's very cheap. to twenty seventeen production grew to sixty three million tons that rapid growth in international demand for cheap oil has led to the massive expansion of plantations which is the destruction of rain forest. into these you alone more than ten million as of unique rain forest has been destroyed it's a process that just keeps going. in the heart of the swiss alps there's a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox customs are here permanently all the site is controlled by them and they impose the opening times. opposite it is from his office the proced

and now on display again he's laying out his case. >> that's right, christine.nd you watch that presentation he gave last night, it was very damming. he was talking about schematics of nuclear weapons, delivery systems through missiles as well as this being a covert program. and he had one very important target audience, that is the president of the united states, donald trump. but despite all of that, weapons control experts say really there was nothing new in all of this. this was all known stuff that the iaea knew about all this information that the israeli prime minister presented and they have dealt with it before and that iran has been the iaea said iran complied so far with this nuclear program. but for prime minister netanyahu, this is something he as, as you said, championed from the very beginning before this deal was signed. he sees iran as a real regional threat to israel's security, especially with their involvement in neighboring syria. but all this information now is going to go to the ieae and go to the other members of the iran nuclear deal, the

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