making sure air traffic control knew we were in the area right over the runway. a glimpse of the air force memorialry. two landmarks so revered by the colonel and his colleagues. >> that's where our nation's heroes are laid to rest. >> a sharp dive of several hundred feet in just a matter of seconds, and we were basically looking into the windows of the pentagon, an amazing view that continued to get even more scenic as we flew along the river, past the memorial bridge and lincoln memorial. >> just to be here is such an honor. >> after a cruise up the potomac, we reversed course back toward washington, where the colonel and i reflected on the beauty of the nation's capital and its landmarks that are so rarely accessible by air because of washington's no-fly zones. you tapped me a few times. i tapped you a few times. we're looking out like we're kids enjoying the view out there. >> that's exactly right. >> do you have a favorite when it comes to flying over washington? >> when i see the capitol from the air, when i see the white house from the air, when i go through the tidal basin and see the jeffe

departed the state of hawaii for an extended visit to asia we reboarded air force one after he paid his respects at a pearl harbor memorial trump five nation trip will be the longest trip to asia by a u.s. president in more than a quarter of a century. but first he's going to japan where he's expected to hold talks with the japanese prime minister shinzo ave from japan he'll then head to south korea or north korea will top the agenda for be looking for consensus on ways to stop that country's nuclear program when he's in seoul then it's on to china where trump will be holding talks with president xi jinping after china it's off to vietnam there are still attend the asia pacific economic cooperation or apec conference and then there's another summit on the agenda this time over in the philippines when trump gets there will be attending the association of southeast asian nations conference this trip promises to be a diplomatic balancing act for a president who seeking to both make america great again and also looking to reassure asian allies of continued u.s. support. rich in symbolism the site of the japanese attack on u.s

from the state of hawaii for an extended visit to asia he reborn of air force one after he paid his respects at the pearl harbor memorial trumps five day trip excuse me five nation trip is going to be the longest by a u.s. president to asia and more than a quarter of a century and once he's arrived in japan he's due to hold talks with japanese prime minister shinzo. after he gets to japan he goes on to south korea their talks about north korea's nuclear program are expected to take center stage there in the city of seoul after that it's off to china where he'll be meeting with president xi jinping. after china his next stop is then on to vietnam where he's due to attend the asia pacific economic cooperation or apec conference and from vietnam it's off to the philippines where he'll be attending another summit this time the association of southeast asian nations the trip promises to be a diplomatic balancing act for a president who's seeking to make america great again well also looking to reassure asian allies of continued u.s. support. right to symbolism the sites of the japanese attack on u.s. soil more than seventy y

from the state of hawaii for an extended visit to asia we reboarded air force one after it paid his respects at a pool harbor memorial trumps five nation trip over the longest by a u.s. president to asia in more than a quarter of a century now once trump is in japan he's due to hold talks with japanese prime minister shinzo ave from japan he'll head on to south korea where talks about north korea's nuclear program are expected to take center stage very goes off to south korea after that it's on to china where he's holding talks with the chinese president xi ping. his next stop is going to be vietnam and from there i'll be attending the asia pacific economic cooperation or apec conference then it's all for the philippines for you guessed it another summit this time for the association of southeast asian nations and this trip promises to be a diplomatic balancing act for a president who is both seeking to make america great again and also reassure asian allies of continued u.s. support. rich in symbolism the site of the japanese attack on u.s. soil more than seventy years ago is the starting line for donald trump diplo

and this is at the southeast asia vietnam memorial at the air force academy. the man who did the relief took very special care. if you look up here, you can see the barbed wire, which signifies the hanoi hilton barbed wire they had going all around the camp. they also had shards of glass everywhere and they had guards with ak-47s posted at every tower. it was a very frightening place to be. this is the torture room that i described. you can see here that the prisoner is giving them the middle finger. that is of course an intentional. because it celebrates the defiance and the rebelliousness that the prisoners had to their captors. it signifies every prisoner who refused to renounce their own country and instead went through brutal torture and deprivation. i was pleased to meet the artist when i went for the celebration for the dedication of the statue. and i told him about my book. and i asked him if i could use the relief for the cover of my book because knowing my dad, he was such a humble man that he wouldn't want his picture on the book. he would want a pi

at the southeast asia vietnam memorial at the air force academy. the man who did the relief took very special care. if you look up here, you can see the barbed wire, which signifies the hanoi hilton barbed wire they had going all around the camp. they also had shards of glass everywhere and they had guards with ak-47s posted at every tower. it was a very frightening place to be. this is the torture room that i described. you can see here that the prisoner is giving them the middle finger. that is of course an intentional. because it celebrates the usnessce and the rebelliou that the prisoners had to their captors. it signifies every prisoner who refused to renounce their own country and instead went through brutal torture and deprivation. i was pleased to meet the artist when i went for the celebration for the dedication of the statue. and i told him about my book. and i asked him if i could use the relief for the cover of my book because knowing my dad, he was such a humble man that he wouldn't want his picture on the book. he would want a picture

memorial for dwight d. of land near the air and space museum. serve the as leader of the forces in europe. defeated the nazis in world war ii. discussions of a memorial have been going on for decade. should open in 2020. >> that's going to do it for us. the tonight [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- alec baldwin,

air force. he and leave behind two sons. a memorial service was held. >> 14 shooting victims remain hospitalized. the vice president and his wife will visit tomorrow. it's just too much to bear. you know? it its just horrible. 18 minutes past the hour. it is election day. but with u continuous pain relief spray, i can box out any muscle or joint pain immediately. blue-emu continuous pain relief spray, it works fast and you won't stink. whentertaining us,es getting us back on track,hing? and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit or go to xfinitymobile.com. >>> well, it's election day across the united states, most closely watched race here is in virginia for governor. republican ed gal lesspy, a form former now in the --

memorial. earlier this week the air force admitted it failed to enter the domestic violence court-martial into a database. that could have prevented the shooter from buying the gun used in that massacre. today the air force secretary said they are working 24/7 to go over that database. >> we're looking very broad ly for flags and issues. and then narrowing it down. but it is a very broad look. >> the gunman appears to have targeted a church long attended by his wife's family. >> that leaves fife other republican candidates now seeking the nomination to challenge bob casey for his senate seat. >> hillary clinton is in pennsylvania talking about health care. clinton is the keynote speaker at the national health care symposium. the theme is from crisis to cure. revitalizing america's health care system. she's one of several nationally recognized speakers discussing the current health care climate and ways to improve it. >>> venus williams in the hot seat today. she's answering questions about a deadly car crash she was involved in last summer. she arrived at her lawyer's office in florida this mo

president trump will make a stop in hawaii to visit the pearl harbor memorial before boarding air force one on his trip to asia. he complained the justice department isn't doing enough to investigate hillary clinton. >> they should be looking at the democrats, podesta, and all of that dishonesty. they should be looking at a lot of things. a lot of people are disappointed in the justice department. including me. his comments come in the way of allegations that hillary clinton had control over the dnc strategy in finances before she clinched the nomination of the party. ueller estimates his prosecutors will need three weeks of trial to present their case against x trump campaign officials, paul manafort and rick gates. they have pleaded not guilty to charges they violated federal monday -- money laundering and lobbying laws. they were placed on house arrest and released on multimillion dollar bonds. areecutors in south africa trying to convince a court to double the prison sentence for oscar pistorius. told the court that it overemphasized the olympian's the disability. he was sentenced t

talk of demolishing the sanctuary but now the hope is to maintain it as a memorial, tribute and a reminder. >> thank you. the air force is deep into its investigation of how it failed to report information that would have blocked devin kelley from buying the rifle he used in the texas church shooting. but it turns out that's far from the only gap in the federal database used to conduct background checks. justice correspondent pete williams has more. >> reporter: ten years ago it was the third worst mass shooting in america. a virginia tech senior killed 32 people and wupded 17. more than a year earlier a judge had declared him a danger because of mental illness, but that information never made it into the federal database for checking the backgrounds of gun buyers. if it had the sale would have been blocked. the shooting prompted states to dramaticically step up their lorting of mental health records. since then those reports have more than quad are you married. but other factors can block a gun sale including a felony conviction, drug addiction or history of domestic violence and that full range of information sent b

president trump will make a stop in hawaii to visit the pearl harbor memorial before boarding air forceasia. he complained the justice department isn't doing enough to investigate hillary clinton. >> they should be looking at the democrats, podesta, and all of that dishonesty. they should be looking at a lot of things. a lot of people are disappointed in the justice department. including me. his comments come in the way of allegations that hillary clinton had control over the dnc strategy in finances before she clinched the nomat

infantry regiment brought them to cheyenne, wyoming, and today the bells are part of the memorial at the air force base. over the years the department of state and state department have tried a few times to move these bells to the philippines. in 2012, president obama's department of defense even tried to cover up the fact that it was secretly making plans to move the bells. i have opposed these efforts every step of the way. the majority of veterans in wyoming oppose dismantling this veteran memorial, the wyoming veterans of foreign wars and the american legion have filed resolutions against moving the bells. the american legion has taken a stand on the national level. it has proposed the removal and encouraged congress to pass legislation to protect veteran memorials. during the confirmation hearing for secretary of state rex tillerson, i asked him specifically about the bells. he made a commitment to me that he would include congress and our veteran organizations in any conversations regarding war memorials. i recently received a ler from the state department -- a letter from the state departme

memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >> bret: the u.s. air force is ramping up air strikes in afghanistan.ight against isis in iraq and syria seems to be wigged down. -- winding down. lucas as details from the pentagon. >> the u.s. military dropped twice as many bombs on the taliban and isis in afghanistan compared to all last year. a level not last seen since 2012 according to a report by the u.s. air force. it coincide with 3,000 additional troops arriving in afghanistan to ramp up the fight against the taliban. the new soldiers and marines operate closer to the front lines armed with the ability to call in more air power. there are 14,000 u.s. troops on the ground. the top officers acknowledged the danger. >> there is an increased risk. >> the taliban increased the amount of territory it controls. according to a watch dog report the taliban controls 13% of afghanistan compared to 11% 6 mongst prior. 700,000 more people are living under taliban rule today. as the u.s. and afghan army go on the offensive, the number of civilian casualties has risen. earlier this week 4 u.s. troops were wo

in response, egyptian forces have been carrying out air strikes on some targets. it's the worst attack in the country in recent memoryle east correspondent 0rla guerin reports. egyptian war planes take to the skies to target militants in northern sinai. the army says this is a mission to avenge the martyrs. there has been no claim of responsibility, but according to officials the attackers brandished flags of the so—called islamic state. and here, one of their many victims in the general hospital in ismailia. suleiman is 13. he was shot twice, in the hand and in the leg. and he is not the only victim in his family. in the same ward, his 17—year—old cousin, also shot twice, once in the back. his mother is looking to god to punish those who brought such torment. translation: i hope their hearts will be burned, just like ours, the women have all become widowed. there are no men left, they are all gone. they are all gone. then she leaned in to whisper that she has been bereaved four times over. losing her husband, her oldest son, an uncle, and a cousin. she didn't want her son to know the death toll. in another ward, we

in response, egyptian forces have been carrying out air strikes on some targets. it is the worst attack in the country in recent memory0rla guerin reports. egyptian warplanes take to the skies to target militants bound for northern sinai. president al—sisi says this is a mission to avenge the martyrs. the mosque still stands, but is now a monument to sorrow. inside, a trail of destruction, most of it too graphic to show. but this exclusive footage, obtained by the bbc, is testament to the horror that unfolded here. in the general hospital, one of the young survivors. suleiman is 13. he was shot twice in the hand and the leg. and he is not the only casualty in this family. in the bed nearby is 17—year—old cousin eid, shot twice, once in the back. his mother is looking to god to punish those who brought such torment. translation: i hope their hearts will be burned just like ours. the women have all become widowed. there are no men left. they are all gone. then she leaned in to whispered she has been bereaved four times over. losing her husband, her oldest son, an uncle, and a cousin. she did not want eid to know the dea

memory about that meeting. >> minutes ago president trump landed at andrews air force base. the video is dark but you can see him walking down the stairway off of air force one. home after soliciting five asian countries over the past 12 day process. the final stop was in the philippines. he called his trip tremendously successful. saying it focused on trade and security. mr. trump says he will make a major statement about the tour later this week. >>> congressional democrats are crying foul this evening after senate republicans added a repeal of obamacare to their sweeping tax plan. the added provision would repeal the health care plan individual maenlt. that's a requirement that everyone has to buy health insurance or pay a fine. democrats are outraged they believe any plan to drop the mandatory coverage rule would prompt healthy people to leave the insurance market in droves. driefgt up premiums for those who are remaining. we have kinning coverage of oakland's deadly ghostship fire. a year later now. and teams still collect evidence. today lawyers and experts made a thir

memorial. nancy: all week we exposed major failures to allow the texas gunman to buy the gun in the first place. nathan baca uncovered an air force report showing it knew it had serious problems. >> this is the form the air force security services center should have filled out when devin kelley was convicted of domestic violence in 2012 and it should have been filled in with his criminal investigation. they have this form, r-84, never sent to the f.b.i. gun purchase database. >> if this doesn't happen fast it can have deadly consequences. >> kim leads the national network to end domestic violence. >> whether it's military law enforcement or civilian law enforcement, if they don't collect the data, if they don't collect fingerprints at the time, years later it's almost impossible. >> "7 on your side" discovered a 2014 letter from the air force to the pentagon's inspector general that said 329 former navy and air force members had missing fingerprints and criminal reports because many of them were no longer service members the air force says its only option to track down the air force former personnel to ask them to volunteer the f

memorial fort victims. meanwhile the investigation into the gunman continues. the air forces publicly acknowledging for the first time that domestic abuse charges against devin kelly should have been reported to the fbi. >>> the long-time neighbor of senator rand paul who says assaulted him and broke six of his ribs says he's not guilty. renee' about cheh faces as long a year in prison for the misdemeanor charges he faces, but he can actually face federal charges fairly soon. prosecutors say he tackled paul on friday while he was mowing his lawn in bowling careen, kentucky. his lawyer says the conflict has nothing to do with politics and it was instead a disagreement over the lawn between two neighbors. >>> it is the election reverberating across the count country. larry krasner is about to become philadelphia's new district attorney. he has promised to change the way da's office does its job. what does that exactly mean? our hank flynn has some answers. is about really cleaning house and really bringing in people who truly have the integrity to hold that type of position. >

. >> cousins gathered for a vigil in memory of those killed and many embraced each other by holding hands and hugging. the air force admitted it failed to alert the fbi about the gunman, devin kelley and his previous history. his name was not in the database and that allowed them to obtain funds before the rampage. >> there was no prohibitive information that he couldn't temperatures the firearm. >> police said he fired off 450 rounds before being confronted by a neighbor who heard the shots and grabbed his own gun. he shot the gunman twice, once in the leg and once in the torso. kelley then fled in a car and crashed and was found with the self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head. he killed his wife's grandmother, lula white, a devoted member of the church and was attending the service with her husband. police believed the shooting stemmed from a domestic dispute of some sort. >> a shooters accused of killing a 17-year-old high school student in concord near the corner of salvio and beach streets near the olympic continuation high school. jessica flores has the latest. >> reporter: we are standing across from the h

before boarding air force one the president who has on more than one occasion said he has the best memory had this to say about former adviser george papadopoulos and the picture of that march 31st 2016 foreign policy meeting. >> mr. president, do you remember george papadopoulos during that march meeting? >> i don't remember much about that meeting. it was very unimportant meeting. don't remember much about it. >> do you stand by your claim that you never -- the campaign never talked to anybody from russia? do you stand by that claim? >> all i can tell you is this, there was no collusion. >> for days the white house insisted that papadopoulos was a low level adviser with little to no contact with the president. in the past they denied there was talk of russia or collusion during the campaign but court documents unsealed on monday, contradict that narrative. in those documents he reveals during the meeting he told trump he had russian connections and offered to set up a meeting between the then republican nominee and president putin. sessions dismissed the idea of a putin meeting. also in

memorial garden there and rebuild elsewhere. these heartbreaking developments as just a short time ago, the air force addressed its failure to reportld have prevented this gunman from ever walking into the gun store and purchasing his weapon. >> how did this happen? how did the air force not report this shooter's criminal history the database? >> that's what the review will find out. our responsibility is to look at what happened here and why. >> martha: there is that. here now, tony shaver, and lieutenant colonel michael waltz's i'm a former green beret commander and fox news contributor. welcome. this is a tough side of this story. this is a man who pointed a loaded weapon and his wife, throttled her and the baby, a little boy, and he admitted the force with which he came at that child could have killed him. this is a man who the military justice system gave one year in confinement, then they released him and in error, didn't let the ncis know that he was out there and that he definitely should not be someone who should be permitted to have a gun. tony? >> this is not a single point failure. yes the air force is in the hot seat,

air force commend dation medal and the combat air force medal. it is my hope with this legislation, the 13th district of the commonwealth of pennsylvania will pay tribute to the memory of one of our heroes, staff sergeant peter taub. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from new jersey is recognized. mrs. watson coleman: i have no further speakers and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yield back. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. comer: i urge adoption of the bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2873. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? mr. comer: i move to suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 3109 to designate the facility of the united states post office street at 1114 north

air force. my nephew who is still in the air force who will retire from their bank, and my other nephew in the united states army. i go every memorial and i stand with the veterans on memorial day and i receive a flag from them every year. i put that flag on the back of my motorcycle and each year, i turn that flag in to the american legion and they give me another one to fly. i keep it on the back of my motorcycle to let the vets know that i still support them

memorial for the victims. senator john cornyn said his bill would make sure the military is required to report convictions to the fbi system. the church mass shooter had an air force conviction, which would disqualify him from >> thompson: what's ahead for saudi arabia after its crown prince purged the government of top ministers and royal family members? visit www.pbs.org/newshour. when it comes to renewable energy in the united states, hawaii is a leader: 15% of the power there comes from solar and wind. and researchers on the island of oahu are now working on turning the power of ocean waves into a natural, clean energy source. in tonight's signature segment, i recently traveled to hawaii to see how it might work. this story is part of our ongoing series, "peril and promise-- the challenge of climate change." >> reporter: the east coast of the hawaiian island of oahu is known for its breathtaking beaches and ocean vistas. but these beautiful waters aren't just a draw for surfers and tourists. they are also a potential, untapped source of renewable energy- power generated from waves. what's the potential for wave energy? >> it's huge. the resource around the wor

air force one is expected to touchdown here in about an hour. he'll receive a briefing from the pacific command and then tour the u.s. arizona memorial. then it will be wheels up tomorrow morning for tokyo. >> ryan nobles, thank you. >>> let's dig deeper to the russia investigation. jim sciutto is joining us. he down plays the probe as if it has nothing to do with him. >> this is another in a series of cases where the president and his supporters' stories have changed. the president and his supporters said there was no meeting early on, the that's since proven to be false. more recently they said there were no discussions of anything untoward. we found and the special counsel found there were discussions, for instance offers of dirt on hillary clinton during the campaign. we know now this is a line of inquiry that is still very much of interest to the special counsel. >> tonight a pressing question. were president trump and attorney general jeff sessions misleading when they denied any knowledge of campaign contacts with russians. here is mr. trump in february. >> can you say whether you are aware that anyone who advised your campaign

this morning, the memorial is growing for the victim as the search for the shooter intensifies. >>> new developments of the deadly church shooting, this air forced the shooter to buy weapons. >>> how bart could help ease the homelessness issue in the bay area. "today in the bay" starts now. >>> good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. as you step out the door, you are going to feel what we felt this morning, a cool, crisp day. >> i think a lot of people have their heaters cranked up, at least for a few minutes to

this morning, the memorial is growing for the victim as the search for the shooter intensifies. >>> new developments of the deadly church shooting, this air force era that allowed the shooter to buy weapons. >>> how bart could help ease the homelessness issue in the bay area. "today in the bay" starts now. >>> good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. as you step out the door, you are going to feel what we felt this morning, a cool, crisp day. >> i think a lot of people have their heaters cranked up, at least for a few minutes to knock the chill out of the air. it's all clear as you head out. let's get a live look outside as we get a view of oakland and get ready to head out the door. if you don't have to leave yet, hang back and go for a jog. it's going to be a cool morning, upper 40s. temperatures warm up quickly today and by noon, we are in the upper 50s to lower 60s. all of the high temperatures feeling very nice today. we'll talk more about these temperatures that will, unfortunately, not last long. the rain moving in, coming up in a few minutes. mike, you have a motorcycle crash now? >

air force one back there. >> i rode on that plane every place he went domestically for five years. that and the helicopter bring back a lot of memoriesodness. let's start with you kelly on this hillary clinton coming out and talking about disgracing the office of the senate and now she comes out and she says that well, bill clinton's accusers, i guess, everybody had a chance to confront the accusers. i mean, this stuff is crazy at this point. >> it's hard not to laugh, laura, isn't it? this is a serious matter. in a way it's not a laughing matter. when i hear people talking about disgracing the senate, i think of ted kennedy. i mean, this is the guy that basically killed a woman and they are talking about disgracing the senate? it's really kind of incredible. isn't it, that now they are worried abou disgracing the senate. >> laura: ed, the new found moral conscience when it comes to bill clinton. i mean, it's so transparent, yet, literally words like hero and courageous are being used to describe kirsten gillibrand today for saying that bill clinton should have stepped aside. brezenski called bill clinton a predator. how many times h

memories in a black hawk for you. but that is a long way of saying you were present when the president spoke on air force one about believing putin. well, today he spoke on the south lawn about believing roy moore. is there a through line here? >> yeah. i was struck by both of those and that the president seems incredibly willing to believe what he wants to hear. so he doesn't necessarily believe everything he hears. but when he wants to hear it, you hear him sort of argue very forcefully for, well, so and so said it, he zunt say so it must be true. he just says look, they said this and they believe this and they really mean it. that can't be discounted. i think in certain ways the president is reflecting himself there. oftentimes when the president speaks he deeply means what he says in that moment, even if he said things to the contrary in the past and plans to say things to the contrary if the future. in a with he sort of intuitively understands vigorous denials and is kind of compelled by them when he sees them in other people. >> andrea mitchell, a brief final question. you are after all our chief foreign affairs corre

air force one. he has a lot to say about the latest news. >> reporter: he's basically saying he doesn't have a great memory of this meeting that apparently took place where the idea of talking to russia was broached, was having brokering some sort of meeting. listen, hallie, to how the president characterized his meeting. >> i don't remember much about that meeting. it was a very unimportant meeting that took place for a long time. i don't remember much about it. all i can tell you is this, there was no collusion. there was no nothing. it's a disgrace, frankly, that they continue. you want to look at hillary clinton and you want to look at the new book that was just put out by donna brazil, where she basically bought the dnc and stole the election from bernie. that's what you want to take a look at. >> some classic misdirection there from president trump trying to shift the focus back to hillary clinton. obviously, hallie as he prepared to leave, this is on his mind. he's been tweeting about what his administration, his pentagon is doing against isis. this is the president who clearly wants to shift the conversation, although he can't help hi

president trump climbs aboard air force one and begins his more of the critical foreign trip since taking office. they met with u.s. military leaders and visited the "uss arizona" memorial to honor the americans killed at pearl harbor. first stop after hawaii japan. the first of five asian countries the president will be visiting. he'll meet with asian leaders increasingly concerned by a nuclear armed north korea and of course the inflammatory rhetoric between north korea's unpredictable leader and president trump. also threatening to overshadow the trip, the intensifying russia investigation back home. former campaign adviser carter page is backing away from his earlier denials and now confirms to cnn a 2016 meeting with russia's deputy prime minister. even more significant, page says a few people in the campaign knew about his moscow meeting and afterward he even sent an e-mail about it to a campaign aide. let's begin in honolulu. cnn's ryan nobles is traveling with the president, ryan. >> fredricka, good morning from honolulu. the president hoping that this trip to the asia pacific region can help him escape a little bit from all the controversies that he's dealing w

to his presidency, the memorial will also focus on eisenhower's historic service as leader of the allied forces in euro europe that defeat the the nazis in world war ii. the air and space museum is expected to open in 2020. >> one of our area's biggest high schools targeted by a very confusing message. >> that don't look like no joke. it looks kind of threatening. >> i don't understand what they're trying to say. i don't get the message at all. >> so, who is behind the strange messages posted all over the front of a local school? >> then, republicans are all smiles today as they release their tax plan. but what does it mean for you? >> plus, thieves taking advantage of you, getting into your car, into your house. how to protect yours >>> and what was inside one e cal housthat the crooks were independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and fo

air force problem. >>> and thousands came together to remember eight members of the same family who were killed in that sutherland springs church shooting. a public memorialerday for the holcombes. the crowd was so large hundreds of people had to be turned away. three generations in that family died in the massacre. >> just unbelievable there. >>> two additional women have now come forward to accuse republican senate candidate roy moore of sexual assault. one woman told "the washington post" that moore gave her an unwanted yet forceful kiss when she was a high school senior in the late '70s. another woman said moore groped her in 1991 as she was leaving his law office. with the senate race only a month away, moore is not backing down. his attorneys appeared on camera questioning her claim that roy had signed her yearbook. >> look at the 1997 after christmas, look at the two sevens and look below at the '77. and i want to ask you, do you think it was written by the same person? >> nelson's attorney gloria allred says she's contacted the senate judiciary committee. she wants her client and moore to testify about the allegations earn oath. >>> and a new case