naval academy in annapolis, maryland.he secretary noted their education was just beginning and underscored that navy graduates from the previous year already experienced combat against houthi militiain about 20 minut. sec. austin: good morning, class of 2024. let's try that again. [laughter] good morning, class of 2024 (202! ["good morning, sir"] that's more like it. it's great to see so many distinguished guests, ambassadors, public officials. including governor wes moore. governor, i'm glad i'm not the only army guy here today. [laughter] let may also acknowledge a close friend and mentor of mine, admiral mike mullen of the class of 1968. [applause] admiral, congratulations on the naming of the future ddg 144 as uss michael g. mullen. vice admiral davids, friends, midshipmen and above all, the class of 2024. to join you today. it is great to be back at this ceremony for my second year in a row. rting to be a habit. i'm just so happy you are eager to bi'm glad we got that out ofe way. for anyone who thinks the second ins

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correspondent mark meredith is in annapolis, maryland tonight. >> in maryland and west virginia, republicansats. larry hogan sees today's senate primary a warm-up. hogan anti-trump republican elected twice in a solid blue state faces a tougher challenge this fall when he is expected to share a ballot with the former president. >> i don't think it will have much to do with donald trump. not competing in maryland. i don't think either presidential candidate will be here. >> democrats vow to keep maryland's open senate seat in their control. >> we have to have change. >> democratic congressman david schoen has spent more than $60 million of his own money on today's primary. >> it's really important to have your message so voters know what it is. key is not taking special interest money. not taking the pac money. >> thrown's chief rival claim throne's heavy spending won't sit well with voters. >> this is absolutely david vs. goliath. the great thing about it after all of that money has been spent, we now have a lead in the race. >> in west virginia, senator joe manchin's retirement has republica

naval academy in annapolis maryland. i am jeffrey macris deputy director of the stockdale and it's a great privilege to welcome another distinguished scholar. doctors francis fukuyama the senior fellow at stanford university's friedman institute for international and a faculty member of the center for democracy development of rule of law. he's the director of dorsey master in international policy professor by courtesy of political science. dr. fukuyama has written widely on issues of development and international politics. his 1992 book the end of history and the last man has appeared i2 over 20 foreign translations. his latest book is entitled liberalism. francis fukuyama received his va from cornell university and a ph.d. from harvard in political science but it's a great honor to welcome to annapolis francis fukuyama. [applause] i guess it's appropriate in the sense of liberalism, there he is okay. it will be an interesting counterpoint. i consider -- excuse me i had a little motorcycle accident on tuesday and still f

. ♪ ♪ >> bret: live look at annapolis, maryland going to be gorgeous there this weekend.e the ncaa and the nation's five biggest conferences say they have agreed to pay the nearly $2.8 billion to sentell a host of antitrust claims. the deal sets the stage for groundbreaking revenue sharing model that could start steering millions of dollars directly to athletes as soon as the 2025 fall semester. the deal still must be approved by the federal judge overseeing the case. plaintiffs will have the opportunity to opt out or challenge terms of that agreement. boeing and nasa say they have fixed two technical issues on the star liner spacecraft. now planned for june 1st. it was derailed earlier this month by a small helium leak detected in propulsion system hours before it was due to lift off from florida more than two weeks of extra scrutiny found that the leak poses no major risk to the astronauts. border patrol agents in the nation's busiest sector are struggling to keep up with the latest surge of illegal immigrants and our cameras caught some migrants apparently losing patie

finally annapolis, maryland, home to the united states naval academy.t night we said seattle had the noisiest football. again we correct. if you can't join us let -- live don't forget to set your dvr, watch as any time, we are coming right back. [♪♪] with absorbine pro, pain won't hold you back from your passions. it's the only solution with two max-strength anesthetics to deliver the strongest numbing pain relief available. so, do your thing like a pro, pain-free. absorbine pro. [♪♪] >> trace: liberal comedian and tv host bill mark temporarily making sense again, correcting democratic sandra bernhard on his podcast about where the recent rise in anti-semitism is coming from. let's bring an rnc spokesperson elizabeth pipko and the co-author of stolen youth bethany mandel. thank you for coming on. i want to play this soundbite if i can. >> there is in anti-semitism in this country that we have not had in a long time and i never thought i would see the day. >> i will tell you where it comes from. it comes from the right wing, the extreme. >> no, it doesn'

he was well enough to speak before a thousand naval academy graduates today in annapolis, maryland.ecretary lloyd has continued to deal with bladder issues that came up back in december following his treatment for prostate cancer. today's procedure is unrelated to his cancer diagnosis and will not have an effect on his prognosis. ktvu special program, voices for change, returns on sunday morning with a brand new episode , and we will continue our celebration of aapi heritage month by highlighting organizations working to lift up the community. >> this includes the apa heritage foundation, which is dedicated to fostering community collaboration and appreciation. also, we'll have a conversation with the executive director of the japanese community youth council as it marks 45 years of helping thousands of students attend college. >> it's not just about young people in japantown. it's not just about young people in the aapi community. it's about all communities that we can have an impact on that we can lift up and we can help them reach their their goals. >> and you can watch voices fo

mark never is in annapolis, maryland, with more. >> reporter: neil, good morning to you. tate in the presidential race, but following tuesday's primary, we could see one of the most consequential, costly and most interesting senate races to take place right here in the state. republicans are coalescing behind larry hogan who was the twice-elected above of this state. he left office in early 2023, and after he announced his bid, that made senate republicans in washington very happy. >> the people of maryland know march rehogan, they trust hem. they've seen him govern over the course of eight years in maryland. >> reporter: 40 taliban is running to replace democratic senator ben cardin. the 80-year-old with is not seeking another term. still, democrats are determined to keep that seat blue. there are 10 democrats running, but 2 candidates who are considered the top con the tender -- contenders. trone, who cofounded the retail chain total wine, has spent $60 million of his own money on this primary. he is one of the wealthier members of congress, but his campaign has had a fe

including annapolis, maryland state legislator sarah elfreth who has a formidable though more traditionalolitical resume. in six years in the state senate. >> and that's because i keep my head down, i focus on working with my colleagues, i focus on finding common solutions to the problems that we have. i'm not really a flashy candidate. >> reporter: she has a history of bipartisan bills and a post on the state budget committee but not the type of national visibility that comes from the cable tv circuit. >> someone said i didn't have quite the star power of my opponent. and instead of getting down about it i thought to myself that's not really what i want to be. that's not the congresswoman i want to be. i just want to be as boring as it may sound a good and effective representative of my community. >> reporter: as for harry dunn, he's secured some high wattage endorsements including from members of congress he helped protect on january 6th. tuesday will be an early indication of how much endorsements and a more famous face mean for voters in 2024. >> that again was scott macfarlane report

happening right now, the us naval academy holding a commencement ceremony out there in annapolis, maryland. the defense secretary lloyd austin, is expected to address the class of 2024 and just moments ago, take a look at this this are great moment. the famous blue angels dazzled the crowd and annapolis, honoring the graduating class with a flyover, always thrilling to see that in person, i've seen it myself. it's really, it's an incredible sight. in the meantime, a historic mammoth agreement is sending shockwaves through colleges across the country. the settlement agreed to late last night paves the way for colleges to pay student athletes. sources say it includes the payments of $2.7 billion damages to past and current student-athletes schools will now have up to 20 million a year to share with their athletes and polo sandoval joins us dow polar. this is a huge massive shakeup in college athletics. i mean, it's really going to change everything when it comes to sports at the college level how soon could we see these payments go into student athletes? >> so jim, at its core, this settleme

pete, mundane, cnn annapolis, maryland all right. pete, maintain. thank you so much.o no matter where you are ahead of this weekend, you will have to keep an eye on the weather and allison chinchar is outfit what does it say? lightening bolt thunder it's just looks like polka dots. >> so i'm actually having get someone actually note if there you go, we all know this is true and there's gonna be a lot of lightning today, probably not the best thing you want to hear, especially if you maybe you've got some outdoor plans, lots of festivals, cook outs, things like that that are going to be taking place, but it's been a very busy last 24 hours. take a look at all the severe reports we've already had your talking over 300 of them in just the last 24 hours. now, we're going to be adding even more reports on top of that, the main concern for today is really going to be the center of the country, especially for tornadoes, but we're still going to be looking at the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms across pennsylvania, ohio, and then some area across the south east a

exist at all, this is a fairly long-standing phenomenon, so i once, near the city of annapolis in the state of marylandwar, the victory of the united states in the second world war, such an interesting monument, 20 huge marble slabs, on which there is a rather small font all the exploits or all the events of the second world war were rewritten, this memorial stands next to the academy of the naval academy in annapolis, so it’s not so much about maryland, apparently, but about this academy, well, and there on these plates the soviet union is mentioned once on the list is the history of the second world war, yes, the war began, then something escalated in 1941. in forty -three some kind of turning point in the war occurred, in forty-five they won, this whole story is told with the fact that the soviet union will be mentioned only once on the list of countries where the americans supplied their weapons, this is how the complex was built under regina, so the americans, in general, rewrote history a long time ago, now we just know about it a little better, but i wanted to say a few words in more detail abou

a bit of a bump interesting is every time i get on a plane, i yell avenge me, he mateen in annapolis, maryland. >> thank you very much for painting their amara all right. huge news and the college sports world. and the only three billion-dollar legal settlement clears away for schools to pay their student athletes also breaking overnight. yet another woman coming forward to accuse sean diddy combs of sexual assault. and this new lawsuit alleges that had happened four different times. also ahead fee and on talks to two actors who claim an artificial intelligence firm stole their voices. what it means for the future of the industry? >> in one of the most active 22 seasons. >> you can't control a tornado. >> what kinds of interventions can we design go inside? the store? >> premiere of one and earth with liev schreiber, june 2 had nine on cnn, sometimes investing can feel like you're going at it alone especially when? >> it comes to adding crypto to your portfolio but it doesn't have to be that way as the? >> world's largest crypto asset manager, you'll find a lot of people holding grayscale fund

town and coming back into town after the holiday could be double the norm pete mundane, cnn, annapolis, maryland now this holiday weekend is known here in the us as the unofficial start of summer. but one big wildcard is the weather and severe storms are forecast to threatened many celebrations. meteorologist chad myers as the details well, it certainly has been a severe week with 87 reports of tornadoes, not even counting what happened yesterday and 1,300 wind and hail reports added together, we have honestly had a very active year, 870 reports of tornadoes, and we should be at 6901. >> so yes, that's a lot more than we should be. >> later on. today's storms fire in oklahoma, they fire in kansas as well, all the way up even toward nebraska and into parts of minnesota as the evening goes on, the biggest threat of severe weather, though the biggest bulls-eye right now is anywhere in the colored area here from green all the way down to read. obviously the red is the bullseye, but don't focus on that because anywhere here it has any color, whether it's yellow or green, has the potential to have sev

keeping track 24 years ago back in 2000, cnn's pete msg as live at the chesapeake bay bridge and annapolis, maryland and cnn's ryan young is live at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport, right? i want to start with you. >> tsa now saying that it is on track to set a new screening record at that very airport. what are you hearing from fliers there? >> yeah. they plan to break records here over 111,000 people went through the gates here just yesterday and i can tell you they're honore pace. they break that record today across the country, 2.9 million people went through tsa checkpoints but the real story here, as we talked are travelers all throughout this and as they pass through these security zones, they've been telling us non-stop, but they could not wait to get out there to do a little travel. the big weren't worried about the economy. we've talked seven different passengers about the amount of money they are willing to spend. the lowest amount so far has been about $2,000. families really wanted to get out there spending money some even saying they're gonna do a $10,000 trip, just this very week

indiana rundle annapolis area in maryland, who literally turns part of brownsville into juvenile school that he nicknames his name is pascal pascal's prison. so all the little boys and girls who are there are in this place. it's now jokingly called a prison. and he a kes nasty remarks about these children who are minors in the regularly. and then i the story at one point in the eighties and this is a story that sticks me all the time of this black doctor named dr. brian sims who's working he's about to be over and he's standing there and he sees, a cop car start to come down the driveway the main entrance road at brownsville. and there are six police officers in this big car and they pull out a six year old boy, a boy in a karate uniform and immediately he knows something is very wrong. so they bring the six year old to the admissions room and they say, sorry. the judge says, we have to bring him here. and the doctor and of the nurses working with him kind of freak 're like, there's just no way that that this boy deserves to be here, even if he got in some fight karate class like you br

exist at all, is a fairly long-standing phenomenon, here i am somehow near the city of annapolis in the state of marylandned only once in the list of countries, where are the americans supplied their own weapons, this is how the complex was built under regina, so the americans, in general, have been rewriting history for a long time, now we just know about it a little better, but i wanted to say a few words in more detail about the use of long-range weapons . in february 2003, literally on the eve of the start of the american intervention in iraq, three central european countries, poland, the czech republic and hungary, issued a statement in support of a future american military operation to attack iraq. and then the president of france, jacques charac uttered his well-known phrase that the central european states missed the point... a black box or a pig in a poke was elected, and then it turns out that these politicians, who also understand that they, in general, not only came to power in a completely logical way, but got the opportunity to govern, here's about estonia, very briefly, this is a country t

annapolis. this is the gateway to ocean city, maryland till the delaware beaches because they're expecting 330,000 cars to travel over the bridge between now and monday, 38 38.4 million people expected by aaa to drive 50 miles or more. that's a 4% increase over last year and 2% increase over 2019 before the pandemic, even bigger than 2005 f the post nine 11 travel slump, the biggest since 2000, think in sync, but you couldn't even play it on your ipod because wasn't going to be released for another year think about this. >> there's a lot of grenache grim economic news lately, but aaa says, people simply want to travel. >> they prioritize spending on travel. here is triple a's. i exit diaz that would be the biggest number that we've seen for road traveled for memorial day weekend ever. >> we just keep seeing this increase i don't know when the pullback finally going to start happening, but we haven't seen it yet traffic going to be 90% higher than usual in some spots today, we are in the worst of it right now. the advice from aaa, wait until after seven or eight people kim tonight tomorrow, it'll b

annapolis. good evening. >> reporter: trace, good evening to you. as you mention, former maryland cruising to victory in the senate gop primary. but for him and republicans overall, now begins the hard work because they will have to spend a lot of time, money and energy if they are going to try to flip a spee -- seat. we heard from the former governor not long after the polls closed earlier tonight. >> tonight the campaign for maryland and america's future begins. with your help, we are going to bring our case for strong proven, affective and independent leadership directly to the people of maryland. >> reporter: in the democratic primary, a much closer race and even an upset tonight after the congressman was defeated by county executive. this was notable because he has spent more than $60 million of his own money on this primary. he's a wealthy member of congress. made a fortune in the liquor retail business but all of that money he still came up short in the primary. also a huge win because she had been gaining support in the final weeks of the campaign, also had the backing of

and social sciences and people getting involved in annapolis and washington and working for arts and institutions in connecting disciplines and the marylandses, people are involved in keeping costs reasonable and getting them involved in internships so people can have jobs. if there was one message i would give to families, the worst thing a student can do from my perspective is to just study, which we all do, but not thinking about the world and getting involved in service and getting involved in community service and jobs because it is involvement in helping students, children, senior citizens, working at any agency, that will lead to great experiences and jobs or grad school after college. and if you have not had any work experience and you graduate, do you think you will be ceo very quickly? people, we need to knock down the walls, not down the boundaries, get people into workplaces, nonprofit, for-profit, corporate, and bring people to campus so we know how to interact with all kinds of people. peter: break down the cost. $20,000. where does the money go? mr. hrabowski: tuition, fees, room and board. that is made 20 thousands -- mid

if because a lot of people believe what happens in maryland could affect the balance of power in washington. griff? griff: mark meredith live in annapolisormer president trump hopes to flip new jersey if red as he holds a rally expected to draw about 40,000 people today. brian with yen nas is live from wildwood, new jersey, with the latest on this -- bryan llenas. >> reporter: hey. part of a republican stronghold here in deep blue new jersey, and there are thousands of people here for the rally on the beach. you can see people streaming in here. we spoke to some folks who have been here since wednesday afternoon, thursday afternoon to try to get a seat at thally, and people just continue to stream in. this rally starts at 5 p.m. today. this is close the battleground state pennsylvania which is obviously very pivotal coming up. and this is the first time that he is speaking at a big rally since stormy daniels testified this week and ahead of the star withins for the prosecution, his ex-personal if attorney michael cohen's testimony coming up on monday. now, cohen has been live streaming op on tiktok for hours with commentary over the las

maryland with. i'm jeffrey macris with the center for ethical leadership, and it's a great privilege to welcome yet another distinguished scholar here to annapolis. dr. francis puke yam ma is -- talk t about wrap ma is the senr fellow at the institute for international studies and a faculty member at the center for democracy development and the rule of law. he's also the director of dorsey masters in international policy and a professor of political science. dr. fukuyama's written widely on issues of development and international politics. his 1992 book, the end of history and the last man, has appeared in over 20 foreign transalations. his latest book is entitled liberalism and its discontent. francis fukuyama received his b.a. from cornell in classics and a ph.d. from harvard in political science, so it's a great i honor to welcome profesr francis fukuyama. [applause] >> i guess it's appropriate that i'm rising in defense of liberalism after patrick. is patrick still here? >> [inaudible] >> oh, there he is. okay. [laughter] well, it'll be, it'll be a, it'll be an interesting counterpoint. so i consider myself -- excuse me. i had a little motor