alone, there will be dominic grieve, i imagine justine greening, alone, there will be dominic grieve and it only takes two mps, remember their majority is only four even with the dup so it takes two tories to vote against the government to bring down the government to bring down the government so it would be way too controversial for dominic raab government so it would be way too controversialfor dominic raab in government so it would be way too controversial for dominic raab in a ridiculous match away said he will force it through. he can't, cannot, the maths aren't there thanks to theresa may's disastrous decision to call an election in 2017. the maths aren't there for the tories. he cannot force through a no deal and i agree with you, it will probably go to another referendum. to get it through that second stage a parliamentary consensus, put it on there? yes, i say that, there is also a very real possibility mps say they will bring down the government but when it comes to it, they don't, and they don't want to lose their seats in the general election. they go, well,, theyjust get

we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve.se with no hope. because our faith gives us hope. and heroes give us hope. for no greater love has demanded for no greater love has a man than this -- that he should lay down his life for his friends. today, on memorial day, we honor americans who showed no greater love for the american people. [applause] we can never repay the debt of gratitude we owe to the men and women who have given it all to preserve our freedom. but we can honor them, remember them, cherish their families, and this, we will do. not just this day but every day. so long as our nation continues to produce men and women of such selfless courage and patriotism, i know freedom will ring for ourselves, and our posterity. their duty was to serve. our duty is to remember. this memorial day, let every american renew our commitment to do our duty, to never fail to remember what they have done for us, and never fail to honor and cherish the families they left behind. and never fail to strive each and every day to be worthy

his time was in 2016, although i know he was grieving,, that was his time.

the bible tells us to mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve and on behalf of a, karen and i offer our deepest sympathies. to you and your entire family and all who cherished and knew hinew ashusband, father, meir, r and true american statesman, richard lugar. richard lugar lived a great american life. he raised a wonderful family and served his country in uniform. he was a dedicated public servant who led the city, state and nation with integrity for more than 50 years. the old book admonishes us to run with perseverance the race marked out for us and for those who knew him well, they knew he never stopped running. born in 1932 here in indianapolis, he was a standout student. eagle scout, first in his class, first at denison, a rhodes scholar. while studying overseas he ran right to the american embassy and enlisted in the united states navy. after he came home he kept running. he helped ru run an machine business for his family, ran for the indianapolis school board and before long he was running the city. we all remember the indianapolis that elected him mayor

all americans stand with the people of japan and grieve tokyo.ns stand with the people ofjapan and grieve for tokyo. all americans stand with the people of japan and grieve for the victims and for their families. japan's normally safe society has been shaken by several mass knife attacks in the past but they remain rare. so far, there is no apparent motive for this one. mark lobel, bbc news. let's get the latest from tokyo and our correspondent hywel griffith. where are we up to with establishing motives in the investigation? the latest we understand is that the man who carried out the attack has himself died. he a critical condition but his self—inflicted injuries were fatal so that would mean that the total number of people deceasedis mean that the total number of people deceased is three, two victims, a child and a man in his 30s and the attacker himself. in terms of motivation, nothing has come through and it's confirmed his died, it's unlikely police would be able to find out much more until they look into his background and what drove him t

they needed a moment to adjust to grieve.ilies didn't need to hear any of that. >> tucker: it is a totally fair point, and it is always the adults that swooping with the agenda, weaponizing the kids, kids who are in pain, and they say to the kids, your pain will go away if you just climb aboard that issue. why don't we say to those adults: back off, creep. you should not be allowed to do this to children. >> there are times when studes come after they have had the opportunity to grieve, they start being active in their communities. the parkland kids, they had their ideas about how to make their community safer. i praise them because they took action on what they thought was right. i do think that you do need at least a little bit of time. >> tucker: yeah, yeah, i would! >> and the prayer vigil is the wrong venue to talk politics. >> tucker: we shouldn't be belittling prayer, which is totally real, and its effects are real, i can just say. really quick, i can't resist asking since you are a professor of african-american studie

some ose families are grieving in a very clear and manifest way.e of them lost their loved ones a coue of weeks earlier in iraq and afghanistan. when you're standing near thyo grave ansee a mother and father lost a child and a widow or widower and young children who may not understand what's going on,hat's an ige you can't forget, andeth also something you put aside so you can focus on your role which is honoring the fallen hero. >> woodruff: how does it strike you you are one of the form members of congress whedo sen the military and the only one who performed this duty? >> we're at an historic low point in congress because our nation moved to an all-volunteer force 40 years ago. i believe as myn generatio ages and gets into our 40s and 50s in the coming years we'll see tre in congress becausehe same kind of respect and reverence you see for our fallen heroes in arlington, i think you also see for your soldiers, sailors and airmen andes mar serving all across the country. that's good. it doesn't mean we have the stie pol views, but i think it's a

those who grieve their absence.embrace fully the legacy of valor, duty and sacrifice that these heroes quietly built. has their lives caused our flag to fly high and with honor, so may hours. inspire us to take up the light of liberty for which they have been all so that on our watch it may remain undimmed. this is our fervent hope and our solemn prayer. amen. standing for men the united states coast guard band and vocalist, musician first class megan -- singing our national anthem. ♪ [drumroll] banner"ar-spangled playing] oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, ch

we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve, but we do not grieve like those who havepe and heros give us hope. for no greater love than a man has this, that he should lay down his life for his friends. today on memorial day we honor americans who showed no greater love for the american people. [ applause ] we can never repay the debt of gratitude to the men and women we owe to those who have given their all to preserve our freedom, but we can honor them, remember them, cherish their families and this we will do, not just this day but every day, and so long as our nation continues to produce men and women of such selfless courage and patriotism, i know that freedom will ring for ourselves and our posterity. their duty was to serve of. our duty is to remember. this memorial day let every american renew our commitment to do our duty, to never fail, never fail to remember what they have done for us and never fail to honor and cherish the families they have left behind and never fail to strive each and every day to be worthy of the freedom that they won for us all. may god

those who grieve their absence.embrace fully the legacy of valor, duty and sacrifice that these heroes quietly built. has their lives caused our flag to fly high and with honor, so may hours. inspire us to take up the light of liberty for which they have been all so that on our watch it may remain undimmed. this is our fervent hope and our solemn prayer. amen. standing for men the united states coast guard band and vocalist, musician first class megan -- singing our national anthem. ♪ [drumroll] banner"ar-spangled playing] oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, ch

>>plus a grieving mother is now taking action after her little son dies while wearing a teething nec >>a grieving mother is taking the popular online retailer etsy to court as she says at c shares the blame because her son died after a teething necklace she bought on the site strangled him, randy page reports. >>ferry deacon mourns mother danielle says her baby boy smile lit up a room. oh yeah, and the 2 home videos so priceless because little deacon is gone, it scares me for other parents on 12/10/2016 deacon more in was found dead at a child care center in fontana he was strangled to death after a necklace she was wearing tightened around his neck and didn't release. the necklace was given to his mother as a gift by a close friend. it was bought on the website it c dot com. this is the online receipt it describes the necklace as a baltic amber teething necklace for your baby. baby. >>necklaces if you use a baby necklace you have a releasing safety class so if it is any pulling on it. it releases this one that was purchased on its not com. as crew on class that could not the release

we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve, but we do not grieve like those who havecause our faith gives us hope. and heroes give us hope. for no greater love has a man than this that he should lay down his life for his friends. today on memorial day we honor americans who showed no greater love for the american people. [ applause ] we can never repay the debt of gratitude we owe to the men and women who have given all to preserve our freedom, but we can honor them, remember them, cherish their families. and this we will do not just this day but every day. so long as our nation continues to produce men and women of such selfless courage and patriotism, i know that freedom will reign for ourselves and our posterity. their duty was to serve. our duty is to remember. this memorial day, let every american renew our commitment to do our duty, to never fail to remember what they have done for us and never fail to honor and cherish the families they have left behind. and never fail to strive each and every day, to be worthy of the freedom that they want for us all. may god

>> just knowing that we are grieving. always have moments that we feel down and we're sad, and just to be there to support us like the t.a.p.s. family does. unfortunately i'm one that i don't live near a lot of t.a.p.s. family members. so being able to have our own community of people at home, too, that are there for us just like the community of t.a.p.s. family we have means a lot. because not only do i have people there for me, but there are people there for my children, to help me raise my kids the way that they need to be raised. >> that is so valuable. bonnie, you were honored with the presidential medal of freedom in november of 2015. i believe we have a picture of you receiving it that day. tell us what this day means for all the t.a.p.s. families and what the rest of us can do for them. >> the families of our fallen are the living legacy of american service and sacrifice. on this memorial day we remember the lives lived and the service given in defense of freedom and we honor those families who have also made that

the bible tells us to mourn with those who mourn and to grieve with those who grieve.f of a grateful karen and i offer our deepest sympathies. to you and your entire family. and to all who cherished and knew this husband, father, mayor , senator and true g.rican-statesman, richard lugar. great, lugar lived a american life. he raised a wonderful family. he served his country in uniform. he was a dedicated public servant who led the city and the state and this nation with integrity for more than 50 years. the old book admonishes us to run with perseverance the race marked out for us. for those who knew him well, -- dick luid luger gar never stopped running. he was a standout student. an eagle scout. first in his class at shortridge high. denison. he was a rhodes scholar. he ran right into the american embassy and enlisted into the united states navy. after he came home, he kept running. he helped run a machine business for his family. he ran for the indianapolis school board and before long, he was running the city. remember the indianapolis that were -- elected dick lug

we were given the chance to speak with the prime minister, who says he's grieving, too, despite publicempathy for those distressed in this hour of need. charles grisham had this reaction... chris grisham had this reaction... derek appleby was equally unimpressed, asking... ravi chundi agreed... well, we asked bbc news for their response to those points, and they told us... do let us know your thoughts on any of the subjects we're covering this week, or on any aspect of bbc news. details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. last week, we discussed whether bbc news was now giving the subject of climate change the priority it warranted — if it's the urgent, serious problem which most scientists think it is. thursday provided something of a test of the bbc‘s commitment — as on that day, parliament approved a motion to declare an environment and climate emergency. els sixma thought it failed that test, writing... one aspect of bbc‘s output relating to the climate that we didn't mention last week is the bit that comes at the end of news bulletins — the weather. here's helen will

we've had indicative votes before when we had the grieve, as it was called, grieve proposals in whichbinding indicative votes, which actually, nothing was agreed at the end of it. i think it's unlikely that it will actually take us much further forward. i think the government has to come up with legislation through negotiation with the eu. at the moment the extension goes until the end of october. but the idea they can produce a bill at the beginning of june and get it through all of its stages by the end ofjuly is... very difficult. ..very, very unlikely. that's the labour leader talking to andrew marr. joining me now is parliamentary reporter at the press association, alain tolhurst. thank you forjoining us. first of all, theresa may making a promise of all, theresa may making a promise of a bold new plan on brexit. do you think that's going to help her get her deal over the line in the commons? well, it is hard to see what she could possibly change that would win over enough people if you think about where parliamentary parties are, there is clearly a group of conservatives who wil

it is a grieving process , football dreams. it is a grieving process, like any loss.rocess, like any loss. i gave up 17 years ago. i did choose to retire, which is very rare in our game. people go on may be too long. do you have to say to yourself, as a footballer, i need to come to terms with the fact that the best years of my life, the biggest buzzes, the most adrenaline, the most glory and excitement i am ever going to have eye between the ages of 18 and 33 andi eye between the ages of 18 and 33 and i will never live that best life ain? and i will never live that best life again? due have to say that yourself? i have got acceptance today. the average career is only 5— six years, pfa figures. it is not 18 - 33. 99% six years, pfa figures. it is not 18 — 33. 99% dropout at 21. every boy thatis — 33. 99% dropout at 21. every boy that is signed at 16. 90% dropout by 21. there is a huge fallout. some of them never have careers. i was lucky enough that i did everything that i wa nted enough that i did everything that i wanted to do. i got six years sober, two doubles whe

this is now beneath the odo toto as an ex convict and naomi watts as a grieving mother. sean penn won best actor for his role at the venice film festival but you will. see if there is. much of a nanny to his work focuses on the human condition and his 2015 dark comedy birdman is no different it's a film about love and acceptance michael keaton plays a former super hero trying to breathe new life into his stagnant career the film won 4 oscars including best director. talking about. her place. in the revenant leonardo dicaprio gets attacked by a bear in addition to being shot and stabbed. in yeti 2 fared somewhat better than his main character the film won him his 2nd oscar for best director academy after receiving so many awards it will soon be in the audi two's turn to hand out a few himself one thing is for sure it won't be a netflix movie to win the palme d'or for the 2nd here running the cannes film festival has banned movies made by the online streaming service. and of course we'll bring you more from cannes as it continues over the next 10 days now shapes like these

that is start to come with coral and grieve becomes a diving add ves.y can pay their respects in person. >>> elon musk going after bart. how to build the best transportation methods of the future? %fo %fo >>> more problems for boeing. the company is facing new scrutiny over the 737 max jet. bloomberg says the fcc is investigating whether the plane maker failed to dis close things with the aircraft. they grounded it earlier this year after two crashes that killed 346 people. boeing is already under investigation by the faa and announced they have a fix for the software problem. >>> a drug company will have to pay up after fueling the opioid epidemic. the state of oklahoma and pharma industries faced a $85 million. oklahoma's attorney general said they used defective marketing campaigns and downplayed the drugs that was at risk. they denied they did anything wrong despite the settlement. >>> wall street is closed today, but fiat chrysler is proposing a merger. it would have the world's third largest car company. it would make nearly 9 million vehicles a y

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. >> it is absolutely heart wrenching and i know that our people will grieve this building. it's been here since 1964. >> reporter: all nonessential workers were told to stay home and stay out of the way of missouri crews. mike parsons met with the emergency personnel to go over the state's plan. >> when you have chaos, how do you organize chaos. >> reporter: another tornado swept through carl junction about seven miles north of joplin, missouri. jupe len, suffered a catastrophic twister that killed 161 people exactly eight years ago, missed a direct hit this time. safety officials said flash flooding is possible. reporting for cbs news, jefferson city, missouri. >>> devastating flooding swept away parts of oklahoma. flood alerts for half the state. residents in weber falls were forced to evacuate after two barges struck a dam. the dam is holding for now. but another big concern is power outages. more than 10,000 people are without power. >> today house speaker nancy pelosi said that president trump should have an intervention for the good of the country. the president walke

it give it to me i mean he's paralleled in many ways and i think most people around the world they grieve about that he's exceptional in his own ways and i think mr netanyahu surprisingly is coping many of them i don't think they have any commitment to accept the judgment of what is described by you as the majority of the people in the world i don't know the president is a very unusual person there's no question about it and i think he's very. different person from most other state i can recall and i knew many of them personally over the last 40 years i was president reagan and bush sr and jimmy carter and of course president clinton and george bush jr and. president obama and know one of them was in any way similar to trump so trump is different he's much more outspoken forthcoming and maybe i mean he did in many ways whether it's good obey it. you know for anyone to personally decide i've had. an interesting president and someone that has to be watched very carefully and i think with a lot of care before we make up our mind that he's not. a good president for many americans i think he i

i know you guys are grieving but you loved him so much and you're very proud of him.orrect? >> correct. >> yes. >> thank you. you guys -- thank you so much. i just want to know how he has a brother and two sisters, all younger. how are they doing? >> yeah. oh, they're hurting. i mean, they're hurting. but the best -- the most true thing was after some reporters left yesterday teddy, the youngest, looked and said everyone is talking about what a hero that riley is, but i've always known that he was a hero. he's always been mine. and jenny's son, hank, said the exact same thing. so they are supported by cousins, which is really a tight-knit group. it was kind of cool they'll tell a story and then go play volleyball for a second and tell a story and cry together. at least they have each other to support each other. >> what do you want people to know about riley? >> i want you to know, or want them to know that all the tributes, the procession today with the police and the firefighters and the green beret inspiration photos from fort bragg and all of that, that is riley's

. >> they are grieving. they are grieving. there is a national crisis, they spent two years wishing for, did not materialize. the special counsel's finding is clear. case closed. rob: democrats are pushing impeachment amid the mueller report. jillian: according to nancy pelosi that is exactly what the president wants. >> trump is probing us to impeach him. that is what he is doing. every single day he is taunting, taunting, because he knows it would be very divisive in the country but he doesn't really care. he just wants to solidify his base. jillian: the editor-in-chief of the washington free beacon calls policy's stance a catch-22. >> pelosi is walking a tight rope. she's like a gymnast. on the one hand her base wants her to impeach donald trump but on the other hand the public does not. she has to give her base the appearance that the democrats are doing everything they can close to impeachment but not actually crossing the line. on the other hand she knows if she is saying she does that the public will turn against her. i

that crisis actors were masquerading as grieving parents. the entire episode was a plot by a shadow government to promote the cause of gun control. the firm it represented the fornts and sue jones defamation and eventually, under oath, he was forced to admit that sandy hook was real. there are places you can go in the practice of law in our profession where truth is your client, find them and seek them out. and another place where you can find truth is in the public sector. truth is your client as well. i worked two stands in the united states attorney's office in the southern district of new york and wants at fec -- at the sec. toa prosecutor, you want win, but you do so only consistently with truth, fairness, and justice. if there is conflict, truth wins. thent to the sec in immediate wake of the financial crisis, the push to file cases against banks with high-pressure and nonstop. the public demanded it and understandably so considering the greed and risk-taking that occurred. we filed many cases, but there are many others that we did not

arennell says democrats grieving the investigation did not reveal what he called a crisis.pompeo canceled a visit to berland today saying there were -- berlin today saying there were pressing issues that forced him to pull out of talks with angela merkel and others. the failed overseas trip began on monday with a meeting with the arctic council. u.s.-german relations have been trump'snce president election, way down among other things by differences in trade and the president's accusation that germany is spending too little on defense. say 99% ofofficials the suspects in the easter sunday attacks have been their explosives materials seized. the country's president tells the associated press sri lanka is now safe for tourists. more than 250 people were killed in the bombings. islamic state claimed responsibility. to tighteningnd u.s. sanctions by backing away from parts of the landmark 2015 nuclear deal. that could raise tensions after the u.s. deployed an aircraft carrier to the persian gulf. one of iranian official says tehran does not plan on following the u.s. in abandon

the privilege as also the court you may commiserate with clients when they lose, but will you not grieve when justice is done. even if it is done at your client's expense. as an officer of the court, your responsibility is to provide zealous representation, but it is not your soul ethical duty. you also share a responsibility to maintain the integrity of our courts and fosterer public confidence in the judicial system. that is part of our job. you need to take an oath to join the maryland bar. in fact you will a' need to take an oath every time you join a state or federal bar. an oath is a legally binding commitment. but lawyers swear so many oaths that sometimes we don't pay attention to what it is we're promising to do. the bar makes you an officer of the court. it limits your freedom. and it is not merely a promise to perform a simple task like the oath you take before testifying in a witness stand, you don't need to just say it once and then forget it. your bar comes with a continuing obligation. you need to obey it every day. the maryland state bar oath contains this promise, i will

as americans, we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve. and we condemn these attacks in he strongest possible terms. but on this national day of prayer, the american people and people of every faith in this country can be confident they have a champion and a defender of faith and religious liberty in president donald trump. [applause] that's true. from early in this administration, president trump has taken steps to ensure that the federal government will never, ever penalize anyone for their religious beliefs ever again. [applause] today, the president will announce even more steps to acknowledge the vital role that people of faith and faith-based organizations play in our national life. so on behalf of our family, as you will soon hear from the first family, thank you for your prayers, for our president, for all those who serve in authority at every level. thank you for your prayers for our armed forces and those who serve in law enforcement and our first responders. thank you for our teachers and religious leaders and all who lead in bu