. >> reporter: it was an allegiant airlines fly from provo to oakland. allegiant said the third party organization which includes on call medical doctors advised that the family not fly on that specific flight. >> he was not expecting the attention his story received and he was certainly not expecting hate mail. >> we have been called over protective helicopter parents and we have been called all sorts of names. >> they are only trying to bring attention to the allergy issue. >> it is a bigger issue than getting kicked off the plane. it is more to just help those in the future. >> we spoke to a passenger whose child has a severe allergy. shooy says she unders the airline's decision. jay but the parents understand the allergy better than anybody else. as long as they understand their surroundings they can usually manage. >> allegiant booked them on another airline. abc7 news. >>> abc7 news at 11:00 continues. coming up, michael finney reveals how you may be buying sub standard products on the internet and not even know it. >> and the helpless home homeown

>> do you know who wrote the pledge of allegiance? >> founding fathers? >> no.moses brought down from mt. sinai either. the pledge of allegiance was written by a national socialist by the name of the francis bellnew who believed the government should take over the schools. he ordained the pledge should be recited while all american schoolchildren stood and gave the so-called bellamy salute. have you ever seen the bellamy salute? no? here it is. cooler heads prevailed and that part of the pledge was dropped after hitler declared war on us. >> of course the incident snowballs in the movie, the congressman retreats to maine where he starts to answer the question of what it means to be a real american. the film's writer, codirector, and former congressman for new york, robert mrazek. i thought it was the greatest portrayal of a real-life congressman. tell me what inspired you to do the whole thing about americanism and what it really is. it isn't nationalism, about my country right or wrong, it's about? >> we live in very cynical times, chris. and people have begun

as of our custom we'll begin with the pledge of allegiance, please stand. >> i pledge allegiance to theag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. madam secretary can you do announcement >> wednesday april 27, 2016. 503.

. >> reporter: it was an allegiant airlines fly from provo to oakland. allegiant said the third party organization which includes on call medical doctors advised that the family not fly on that specific flight. >> he was not expecting the attention his story received and he was certainly not expecting hate mail. >> we have been called over protective helicopter parents and we have been called all sorts of names. >> they are only trying to bring attention to the allergy issue. >> it is a bigger issue than getting kicked off the plane. it is more to just help those in the future. >> we spoke to a passenger whose child has a severe allergy. shooy says she unders the airline's decision. jay but the parents understand the allergy better than anybody else. as long as they understand their surroundings they can usually manage. >> allegiant booked them on another airline. abc7 news. >>> abc7 news at 11:00 continues. coming up, michael finney reveals how you may be buying sub standard products on the internet and not even know it. >> and the helpless home homeown

the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. reid: i come to the floor today not to talk about a political issue in the real sense of the word, not democrat versus republican, but a very difficult, sensitive issue. it's hard to talk about, but we as a nation can't keep ignoring this important topic. it's been more than 20 years since i learned about something called female genital mutilation known as f.g.m. since then i've spoken often against this awful procedure and the devastating effect it has on women and girls around the world. a number of people warned me 20 years ago this isn't a subject that i should talk about, was taboo. they thought it would be untoward for me to do so, but i told them i had to because no one else was talking about it. so i'm going to continue to do everyt

reporter: he says that is what he asked after he and his wife and their son boarded boarded the allegiant plane. while one was helpful, another urged the family not to fly. >> my wife said we recognize the risks. thirdflint says we spoke with the captain -- third flight attend said we spoke with the pilot and we will have you be removed from the plane. >> reporter: the crew said the decision was made on a consultation with a medical expert and they arranged for another flight on a different airline. >> i think that is demoralizing for the family and the child. >> reporter: she says the family was asking for reasonable accommodations. >> they are being rejected because of a medical condition that they have no control over. >> reporter: allegiant said the airline does not guarantee an allergen free flight. it is up to each airline. betty yu, kpix 5. >> if you are flying this summer consider yourself warned. expect long security lines. lines during peak hours topped 90 minutes. airlines worry it will get worse with a record number of travelers expected this summer. passengers tell us they ne

wait, wait weigh the this is the challenge is this is a job challenge so soon, we'll be pledge allegiancee'll left the bar starbuck's unmatched in the number of jobs and opportunity for young people and brought over one hundred starbuck's partners into our fair last month noting not only a stalwart at creating tints please give it up for them. >> (clapping.) >> just a few more and more your goal bank of america again another founding partner at the fwen the initiative this year and hosted multiply interns every year give it up for bank of america. >> (clapping.) >> i lost amy oh, bank of america and also one of the board members ti thank you amy for being restore and your silver partners impress rent a car. your financial support give it up for a rental car enterprise >> (clapping.) >> your brajs sponsors have been supporting every year so give it up for both of them. >> (clapping.) >> all right. so those things just don't happen they happen because some time someone stand up this is important and because someone has a vision for the around the importance of investing in our young people

she is in fave of keeping under god in the plefnl allegiance like most americans.'s over. let's see the rest of the clinton rally and how it went. >> it's time for to us say yes we can make it in america. they just love her. topic number 5. when life get tough and your hula hoop slips off, you keep on dancing. just do it. do you hear me? never give up. never stop like this little girl. , hew! she is still going. it's like me in bar class. but slightly more juvenile. she is adorable. possibly extremely slow reflexes. but either way, you dance, girl. you know what would be impressive is that piano playing horse if he learned how to hula hoop. can you manage? now, that's coordination. if you any weird stories you would like to see in the "topical storm," tweet me @kennedynation. coming up, no one fires a torpedo and twitter like donald trump. but can you spot the continues been his real and fake twitter insults? trump twitter taunts. that's coming up. libertarian candidate austin soon. i like the bride more than the groom. turquois dresses... so excited. did all her e

. >> and i wanted to do the pledge of allegiance he was in the classroom. >> and my personal finance. >> and he is getting his mba. >> it is the perfect time to do it, jamie, isn't it? >> howie has done the work and brings in a guy that doesn't threaten him. whether it is the guy from chicago, we still have not had confirmation on that, the work is over. what are they going to do? he is just a guy there and the public is satisfied. they hired another pro-personnel guy everyone screaming for it. >> is there room at the top for two minds? >> it is one mind. there is the mind right there he is walking right there, that's the mind. the other guy will be a couple of minds down. >> and reports that douglas from chicago will be coming to phillie and we will find out. >>> coming up, the titans of 1-run victories. the phillies keep on winning and what mike thinks about that. did you predict that? >> yes -- no, not at all. >> thank you for bringing the sun back for mother's day. >> jamie and mike, thanks. and the seven-day forecast, sun giving way continue to increasing clouds on monday. high

where the pledge of allegiance says that we are one nation under god. it is in our founding documents, in our pledge, and on our money, but we are not supposed to talk about it. what is that? in medicine we call it schizophrenia. [laughter] doesn't that explain what is going on in our nation? we need to make it clear through our lives and words that it is ok to live by godly principles. love your fellow man, care about your neighbor. developing your god-given talents to the utmost so you become valuable to those around you. having values and principles that guide your life. if we do that, not only will we remain the pinnacle nation, we will truly have one nation, und under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. congratulations and godspeed. [applause] >> janet brown was the commencement speaker in texas. -- for southwestern university in texas. she's part of a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that oversees the debate process for presidential candidates running in the general election. in her address to graduates she spoke about the power

the nightmare for passengers aboard this allegiant flight.=sam//contvo= honoring our fallen heroes. the bay area paid tribute to the brave men and women who fought and died for our freedom >>> some nice commemorations honoring our fallen heroes. the bay area paid tribute to the men and women who fought and died for our freedom. there were musical tributes from the delmar high school band. oak hill, scout troops placed flags at headstones for the memorial program there. in gilroy, hundreds of community members lined the streets for the city's memorial day parade. organizers say the event not only honors veterans, but celebrates gilroy's diverse community. today is your last chance to catch vintage world war ii planes, maybe ride them if you want that are now appearing in the bay area. >> these aircraft visit more than 30 states every year. many are still in great flying condition. veterans can attend free. otherwise adults pay $12. >>> despite this past weekend being one of the busiest travel days of the year, there were no major delays at air

his book is allegiance. next to kim is jay wexler, professor at boston university of law and former law clerk to justi justi justice ginsburg and wrote a book about a justice going through a midlife crisis. it has been said a book on supreme court humor would be thin but jay added to that. and finally, we have our last author who wrote a book on ginsburg. a terrific book. i will start off with a broad question asking each of you to describe your book and what special challenges you found in writing about the supreme court or appellate courts. >> i will start. by book is the "the advocate's daughter: a thriller". it is a thriller. the protagnist is a prominent washington, d.c. lawyer who is on the short list to be the next nominee to the supreme court. he has big deep dark secret. a youthful crime that haunted him for 30 years and has been kept secret. and the book is about his daughter being murdered and his fears that may relate to his possible nomnition or the secret from his past. i am a practicing lawyer

ladies and gentlemen can you join us in the pledge of allegiance? >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you and colleagues before we move on with todays meeting, my voice i lost my voice and therefore supervisor katy tang will conduct todays meeting, so be nice everybody. thank you. >> alright. thank you and first before we begin i want to welcome [inaudible] we have a delegation from bejing so welcome. [applause] alright and with that madam clerk any communications >> none to report. >> okay. sorry? okay. we will have a representative here from the delegation to say a few words if there are no objections? >> thank you. [speaking chinese] >> distinct supervisors it is a honor to have this opportunity to observe your meeting. [waiting for interpretation] we are a delegation of people congress and the chinese people conference bejing community. the first of its kind consisted of local legislators and sup

led by marine corps sergeant dano hamilton. ♪ star-spangled banner] [pledge of allegiance] i >> ladiesnd gentlemen, please welcome the president of the lyndon b. johnson foundation. [applause] >> good afternoon. on the half of the board of trustees of the linden and baine johnson foundation, i welcome you to the vietnam war summit. last day, henry kissinger said on the stage, in a debate that is bound to generate discussions, that he does not blame u.s. policy for the quagmire of the vietnam war. instead, he thinks the massive split in public opinion is what theed the conflict to end way it did. today, we will explore the roots of the split, hearing from people who are both involved in widening the gap and reporting it in the media. in the session this afternoon, willgendary journalists discuss the role that the media had in shaping our opinion on the vietnam war. coverageralleled brought the was brutal -- war's brutal reality into our living rooms every night. the afternoon will also feature two photographers who will talk about the way photography effect did americans. for the first

gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of the --ors but enable ♪ ar-spangled banner] >> i pledge allegianceo the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, -- which it stands, >> forward march .olt -- halt >> ladies and gentlemen, please gregory, at the university of texas at austin. [applause] >> thank you, i got a promotion i did not deserve. more years. good afternoon and welcome to the final days of the vietnam war summit. like to take a few moments to thank everyone who participated in these sessions during the past few days. , andocals here at austin the many guests and participants who traveled from across the country to make this summit such a powerful experience. the directorns to of the lbj public library. [applause] and his fantastic team in the organization. foundationo the lbj for supporting this summit and looking at the legacy of lbj, and the entire aspects of the vietnam war. for the past few days, we have examined the vietnam war from multiple perspectives. four u.s.of at least presidents, in the roles of leaders of american foreign-policy, and their roles a

the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: this administration has been on a long regulatory march for years now, and too often its regulations end up hurting the very americans they purport to help. although issued in the name of greater equality, it's actually the welloff and well connected who are best positioned to deal with these new regulatory schemes. meanwhile, purported beneficiaries like working and middle-class americans, too often end up with higher cost and less access to things they actually need. we've seen it happen with obamacare. we've seen it happen to families and businesses that can't get a loan due to dodd-frank. and in the cause of the so-called fish rule, we're talking about a set of regulations that will reduce access to investment advice for

that happened for passengers aboard an allegiant airlines. allegiant, sorry, folks. it was misspelled in there. airline flight from florida to north carolina yesterday. the plane first returned to the gate when the passenger had a medical issue and then electrical problems forced them to turn around once it was in the air and boarding was stopped when a piece of emergency equipment had to be inspected and the flight finally made off more than ten hours of delays. >>> get ready to pay more for parking in the district. meter rates are going up tomorrow. it will now cost you hour to park in premium demand zones like georgetown and adams morgan. those parking in normal zones will be hit the hardest. the rates there are jumping from 75 cents an hour to $2.30. aaa atlanta estimates the increase along with last year's increase on parking violations finds will bring in an additional $12 to $18 million a year. >> with mooerted parking about to get more expensive in d.c., we want to know will this change your hants? it's our nbc washington flash survey this afternoon. you can

the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington d.c, may 16, 2016 . to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable lisa murkowski, a senator from the state of alaska, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: orrin g.hatch, president pro tempore. mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: mr. majority leader. mr. mcconnell: this week we commemorate national police week and pay tribute to the local, state and federal law enforcement officers who keep our country and our communities safe. we're grateful for their service and for their sacrifice. we benefit from their pledge to serve, protect, and defend. i had the pleasure recently of meeting with several officers from richmond, kentucky, who were in t

i pledge allegiance, to the flag, of the united states of republic,nd to the for which it stands, oneion, god, indivisible, with all.ty and justice for [cheers and applause] >> now, folks, i have a confession to make. i can't sing and i'm not much of a dancer. but i do know how to persuade come who cano sing. so i hope you get ready to be blown away. some of you know this gentleman. third inicon, placed thelonuous monk vocal competition. he is an indiana legend and when called and asked if he'd be willing to join us tonight, i don't think it took him two seconds to say, you bet, where and when. you please clap your hands and welcome the incomparable and marine corps korean veteran everett green to the national anthem. ♪ o, 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 ♪ ♪ thru 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 do

the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee. mr. kildee: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with iberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar, is recognized for one minute. mr. aguilar: thank you,r. speaker. today i rise to honor pastor beckley from san bernardino, califora, who just graced us with the opening prayer. he has served as senior pastor for the past 25 yers. presiding over a congo gation over 4,000 residents. in addition to helping them grow and flourish, he co-spoundfounded the inland empire concerned african-american churches, received numerous accolades for his ministry and service to our region, and today serves as the chair of the community action partnership of san bernardino county, a local organization that seeks to power and lift low-income families. in the aftermath of the horrific tragedy at the inland regional center in san bernardino las

officials were there to welcome the new citizens after they all took the oath of allegiance. >>> the situation looks like it is getting worse, not better. >> who knows how this will end. the eagles are as firm as they are consistent. sam bradford can ask for a trade all he wants. bradford remains upset they chose a quarterback a few weeks after they signed him. he doesn't plan on attending anymore preseason workouts and is not returning calls from team personnel. >> we have been very clear publically and privately we were going to take a young quarterback. at the end of the day it was a priority for us and we needed to get one in here we were going to develop. when we signed sam we told him he was our starting quarterback and told him about the trade before the trade happened. we have to do what is in the best interest of our team. that is our job. these things have a way of working themselves out. someone told me a long time ago don't worry about what happens in april worry about august and september. >> he made it clear he would like a trade, is that something you would consider go

one man said, i know donald trump is the only republican candidate, but i'm coming to show my allegiancewho has allegiance to coal country, and the early voting statistics show this may be a record-breaking primary election for the state of west virginia and at least they all have one common goal in mind. it is to help the state they live in to bring jobs back here. kate, john? >>. >> jean, thank you very much, very much. >>> so former "daily show" host jon stewart is now weighing in on the presidential race, hits donald trump and blaming democrats for his rise. listen to a part of a conversation between stewart and david axelrod, cnn political commentator and former obama white house official. >> he is a man baby. he has the physical countenance of a man and a baby's temperament and hands. i'll lay the blame then with the democrats. the door is open to an [ bleep ] like donald trump because the democrats haven't done enough to show to people that government that can be effective for people can be efficient for people, and if you can't do that, then you've lost the right to make that cha

. >> it was an allegiant airlines flight. allegiant released a statement saying in part the third party organization including on-call medical doctors available to provide guidance advise that the family not fly on that specific flight. >> they took to social media to vent. he was not expecting all the attention his story received and not expecting hate mail. >> we've been called overprotective helicopter parents. called all sorts of names and whiners. >> he says they're only trying to bring attention to the allergy issue. >> it's a bigger issue than we got mistreated and kicked off the plane. that's not why we want to be in the press but more to help those in the future. >> we spoke it a passenger whose child also has a severe allergy. she says she understands the airline's decision. >> but the parents understand the allergy better than anybody else. as long as they understand their surroundings, they can usually manage. >> they booked the dana family on another airline. katie marzullo. >>> 8:09 is our time. lisa, you're tra

that sentiment was as common as saying the pledge of allegiance and singing the star-spangled banner, as pervasive as shopping at army navy surplus stores. today there is more focused on our rights as citizens and what we are owed. it is not often one hears of our obligations or duties as citizens. unless of course there is talk of our duty to submit to another new policy being suggested. my grandfather often said if we didn't work we did meet. -- didn't eat, or if we didn't plant we didn't harvest. there should always be a relationship between our responsibilities and are benefits. an agrarian society, that is more obvious. as society becomes more complex w and specialized this is more difficult to discern. let's look at this a different way. if you run up charges on your credit card and never make a payment, at some point you reach your limit. if you continue to make withdrawals from your savings account and make no deposits, eventually you deplete your funds. why is it not the case then that if we continue to consume the benefits of a free society without replenishing or nourishing

. >> they start off by pledging allegiance. when a student actually does ed in her dress blues, she was sat down. kimberly: the school issued a statement saying the cap and down regalia is aimed at the are that the graduates celebrated as a whole in traditional attire. still ahead -- ready to race. we will take you to pimlico for the muddy preakness. and will the weekend to be a these little guys? they represent blood cells. and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots from forming. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke, in a clinical trial - without the need for regular blood tests. and, in the rare event of an emergency, pradaxa is the only oral blood thinner other than warfarin with a specific rever

the president pro tempore: pleae join me in reciting the pledge f allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. burr: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from north carolina. mr. burr: mr. president, i rise today to welcome a constituent, the senior pastor at lee park church in monroe, north carolina, chris justice, to the united states senate. chris' story is an inspiring one. you see, in 2005, chris was a well-known broadcaster on dual television stations in charlotte, north carolina. and in november of that year, chris was called by the lee park church, a congregation of 50 faithful, at which time he committed to be their pastor and to split time between that and being a broadcaster, i think. and chris kept that pace up for the next three years, as he grew a church and he understood that god's calling was to the church and to service, not necessarily to broadcasting. well, let me just say this ... that

tommie smith and john carlos made this statement at the '68 olympics, they weren't pledging their allegiance to the black panthers. they were making a statement about black empowerment because in america at the time, there was no such thing. ( cheers and applause ) so why would the military be upset about some black women who clearly feel empowered by this great achievement? >> west point telling abc news academy officials are conducting an inquiry into the matter. >> defense department rules say members on active duty should not engage in partisan political activity. >> larry: okay all right, no, no, no it makes. if you're a cadet and you're raising your fist like that, that's partisan political activity. oh, man. i think you better round up the classed of 2011 because they pulled this (bleep) at a concert. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) oh, my god! are those white panthers. but seriously, when those mostly white cadets raised their fists, it was seen as a sign of solidarity, unity, and strength. but when black women do it, we should all be offended? to get to the bottom of why they were doing this, we

. >> it has not changed his ability to impress, just his allegiance. the nationals opened their first series against the mets. he has had a great night. there is murphy, check out this nice stop. incredible stop his first to close out the inning. his first game since throwing, he didn't have a complete game but he threw 10 strikeouts and the second time he threw double- digit strikeouts. then check out the same defensively by daniel murphy. a good night but they could not manage any runs, falling to the mets 2-zero. >> much-deserved considering he played a big role. he spent a decade with the organization but said he is getting used to his new home.>> i have a yard which is unique, i don't think i had enough money to purchase a yard somewhere in manhattan. i know my son loves it. >>> yesterday it was extended for eight games, bautista was suspended and does not plan to appeal. >>> here's a perfect example of being a little overconfident unless you are seth curry, perhaps you should not celebrate before they go in. his three-point shot, he is celebratin

we let allegiant know that my son had a peanut allergy so they kick us off the plane.the airline to not serve peanuts on the flight. his request wasn't honored but one flight attendant asked nearby passengers to refrain from eating peanuts. they agreed. ultimately, the pilot decided they weren't free to fly. one said, hopefully you think before you ask the world around you to accommodate your personal issues. we are talking with the family right now. hear the reaction to the backlash tonight on abc 7 news at 11. >>> well, the big games are coming. up next, it's not the olympics. could be almost as big, though, and it certainly has royal ties. what you can expect to see this weekend. >> i'm michael finney "ask finney" is just ahead. i'm still checking your questions on twitter and facebook. just post them with the hash tag ask finney. i'll answer your questions here live a little later. >>> i'm spencer christian. here ace the view from the golden gate bridge where clouds are thick and low and dark and still there's wet weather around before mother's day. i'll have the a

francisco if everyone works together i want to is thank you to everyone let us begin the pledge of allegiance that is an exciting time not just the summer summer we'll have a lot of companies not just open their doors for jobs but know the challenges that everybody faces they'll be contributing to other things that help your youth successful in a separate to find their careers and to contribute to society and make sure their brothers and sisters or moms and dads are extremely permitted of them contributing with the household and really to this wonderful city we get a chance to live in 23u67 for being here and our youth jobs challenge. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. mayor for your continued vision and leadership before we get to the challenge and pledges you're ready for our pledges or the let me try that into you're ready for fat pledges we have a special presentation we're tlieftd and honored to have enreign the manager of flagships for the financial combrfrment please welcome irene. >> (clapping.) >> hi, good morning so the upside of being here first in front of the employees they get to

the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: after two days of needless delay from across the aisle, this morning we'll vote to invoke cloture on the motion to proceed to the national defense authorization act and hopefully adopt that motion quickly thereafter. this critical defense bill passed the committee on a strong bipartisan basis. there is no reason for further delay from our democratic colleagues. the national defense authorization act authorizes funds and sets our policy for our military annually. it's always an open -- it's always an important bill. it's especially important today. consider the multitude of threats facing us from nearly every corner of the world. consider the need to start preparing our armed services for the many global threats the next presi

citizens in a special ceremony aboard the battleship new jersey. 38 people took the oath of allegiancemorning with proud family and friends by their sides. the newest americans originally from 27 countries like china, germany, mexico, and vietnam. from us here at nbc 10, a sincerecongratulations to everyone. to see how other cities honored service members, tap the nbc 10 app. >>> new at 6:00, police at princeton university warn students after a woman was sexual assaulted inside a dorm on campus. investigators say the woman was attending reunion weekend when a man reportedly assaulted her in spellman hall yesterday. they did not say whether the victim was a student. the prosecutor's office is still investigating. >>> decision 016 donald trump trails hillary clinton by months and years using digital media to track supporters and guide a range of decisions for a candidate like the types of advertising, where to deploy staff, and where to make campaign stops. trump's team dismissed the data spending more time and money on hats, t-shirts, and signs. the clinton campaign has been collecting

wait, wait weigh the this is the challenge is this is a job challenge so soon, we'll be pledge allegiancee'll left the bar starbuck's unmatched in the number of jobs and opportunity for young people and brought over one hundred starbuck's partners into our fair last month noting not only a stalwart at creating tints please give it up for them. >> (clapping.) >> just a few more and more your goal bank of america again another founding partner at the fwen the initiative this year and hosted multiply interns every year give it up for bank of america. >> (clapping.) >> i lost amy oh, bank of america and also one of the board members ti thank you amy for being restore and your silver partners impress rent a car. your financial support give it up for a rental car enterprise >> (clapping.) >> your brajs sponsors have been supporting every year so give it up for both of them. >> (clapping.) >> all right. so those things just don't happen they happen because some time someone stand up this is important and because someone has a vision for the around the importance of investing in our young people

in a statement the taliban called on all of its followers to pledge their allegiance to him. >>> this morning in kabul, at least ten people were killed by a suicide bomber who attacked a bus carrying court employees. the casualties included both court workers and civilians. no one has claimed responsibility. >>> a threat against an american airlines jet was deemed non-credible yesterday morning. the twin engine jet with 80 on board was flying from houston to los angeles. the threat came via a phone call to houston. the jet landed safely in l.a. and was moved to a remote location as a precaution. >>> the nfl commissioner says he hasn't seen a congressional report saying the league tried to improperly report effects of concussions. >> to make progress, to make the game safer for our employers at the nfl level but also future players and at all levels of football. we have to do it for our retired players. >> meanwhile, doctors say former nfl star bubba smith had a degenerative disease linked to trauma. 90 players studied had cte. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, scientists weigh

. >>> seven people were injured when severe turbulence rocked an allegiant airlines charter jet.t was en route from the dominican republic to pittsburgh made an emergency landing in ft. lauderdale yesterday. it hit rough air near the bahamas. passengers and crew were slammed around the cabin. >> just normal turbulence and suddenly the plane just was taking a nosedive. felt like i was on a roller coaster going straight down. >> thought i was going to die, it felt like. really scary. >> the injured, three passengers and four crew members, were treated at a hospital. >>> for the first time, the federal government is regulating the electronic cigarette industry. the devices will no longer be sold to anyone under 18 and require new health warnings. hundreds of brands will now have to get fda approval. the vaping industry says many small businesses will be forced to close. kenneth craig has our report. >> reporter: she's worried the new fda rules could ruin her business. >> horrifying. potentially disastrous. >> reporter: manufacturers of most electronic cigarettes will now have to und

invited up for the pledge of allegiance. patrick murphy threw out the first pitch, and a moment of silence for those giving their lives. ♪ and the home of the brave >> phillie fans were asked to write thank you notes to members and they will be mailed overseas for troops deployed over the holidays. >>> and find photos and videos from community parades and remembrances. and keep an eye on 6abc.com/weather for the forecast for the rest of the week. >>> officials in new hope, bucks county, were finally able to retrieve a wayward barge stuck along the delaware river. the barge used to stage fireworks broke loose and was in the dam where it was lodged on rocks. and the rough surf made it difficult to get to it. >>> the reward up to $3,000 to find the person who set two dogs on fire in chester. that cruel act was done saturday evening in an alley of the 2800 block of west 6th street. the burned dogs were found inside of a bag. until the results are back, they are not sure if the animals died from the fire or had already been done.

they replaced the name budweiser with america and includes phrases from the pledge of allegiance andthe star-spangled banner. the new look will be on store shelves from may 23rd to the election in november. >>> 5:35. 54 degrees outside. from our delaware bureau now. a teenage girl facing a homicide charge in connection with the death of a classmate is free on bail. the 16-year-old is charged with criminally negligent homicide. prosecutors say she beat amy joyner-francis repeatedly inside a bathroom at howard high school of technology in wilmington last month. they say amy actually died from a heart defect that was triggered by that assault. two other girls are charged for their roles in planning the attack. >>> at 418 feet long, the coast guard cutter hamilton is hard to miss. you can see it on our camera. >> there she is. you're not going to miss it if you're along the delaware river. it's right there. the coast guard's brand new ship is making a pit stop in philadelphia. it will be docked at penn's landing until friday. cutter will be used to track down drug smugglers andç human t

risk of expulsion and sent to a juvenile reformatory because they refused to say the pledge of allegiance on the ground that it offended their religion. it was not litigated or interpreted as a religion case. the consequences today of speaking up and being punished can also be garnered. many people enter the public school pipeline. just like the jehovah's witnesses in 1943, the consequences are start. they held that people including young students could not be forced to say what was not in their minds, a concept we call compelled speech. :Ñi

the new beer cans will include passages from the pledge of allegiance and from "america the beautifuland "the star spap e spangled." >> it is now owned by a belgian/brazilian company. >> the campaign runs from august to november. how about that? >>> and donald trump and bernie sanders picked up victories last night. but will this impact hillary clinton's campaign? >>> and a happy ending for an rea student replacinag vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> welcome back at 4:46. donald trump and bernie sanders both came out on top in last night's primaries. sanders took the win in west virginia and he's trying to slow down hillary clinton's path to the democratic nomination. while trump with the field all to himself also won in west virginia and nebraska. nbc's edward lawrence is live on capitol hill now. edward, good morning. is this

. >> yesterday they took the oath of allegiance to the united states aboard the "uss new jersey" themericans are originally from 27 different countries including china, germany, mexico and vietnam. memorial day events on the battleship also included a wreath laying ceremony. ♪ >>> the bishop eustice nights of columbus placed a wreath of blue and red flowers in the river to honor those who died to protect our freedom. >>> here from the roxborough family robbed and carjacked at their home by three masked men who are still on the loose. morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> right now, philadelphia police are looking for a man they say violently assaulted a teen and her mother in a home in frankford. >>> going in where. this barge loaded with fireworks was supposed to provide hollywood weekend fun in bucks county but remains stuck in the delaware river. >>> the villanova wildcats head to washington for a presidential honor. >>> 4:30. back to work tuesday after a long holiday weekend. good morning, th