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be singing the national anthem.e had to say. i will probably never put my hand over my heart. i will probably never sing the national anthem again. he goes on to call herself a walking protest against any sort of inequality or bad sentiment towards people who don't look exactly like him. a lot of reaction coming in on this one. one twitter user says go play for another country then. the national and the represent our country, not just one president. another twitter user says apparently there is an i in team. similar to colin kaepernick, she is seeing support particularly from trump critics and in 2017 you see she did take a knee during the national anthem. the us soccer federation changed the rules requiring people to stand. we 20 does she have a good voice? can she sing the national anthem? thank you so much. 26 after the top of the hour. investigating the investigators. there are three open cases and to the russia probe and how it all began. why each is critical to find the truth. ♪ heather: a look at headlines, u

we'll see you back here on ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem ♪ i want to ride it all night long ♪ jedediah: i love this song. pete: i love this song but the tom cochran original version my favorite growing up in the 90's. jedediah: life is a highway is good no matter who is singing it. griff: get behind rascal flatts. i'm on team rascal flatts. ♪ jedediah: oh, it's karaoke. pete: karaoke, welcome, saturday morning. jedediah: it's satur

she says i will never put my hand over my heart, never seeing the national anthem again.lled herself a walking protest against any any quality or bad sentiment the trump administration has toward people who don't look exactly like him. a lot of comments pouring in on this one. go play for another country then. the national anthem represent our country, not just one president was another twitter years are saying apparently there is an eye in team. she is seeing some support as well. in 2016 she knelt during the national anthem sparking big headlines when she did that and the us soccer federation changed the rules requiring players to stand. she released a statement saying she would abide by the new rules. >> words we find america's sexiest accents? >> kudos to matthew mcconaughey and mark wahlberg if that gives you and because those two people have them. listen to this. >> trust me you got to let boston work for us. >> a lot of lawbreakers in that town. i don't see a cop insight. >> you're welcome, ladies, texas and boston voted america's most sexy accents. >> boston? are

the category for final today is national anthems. players, here's your clue... 30 seconds., megan, you waited a little too long. you ran out of time. let's go to rob, though, first. he was in third place with $8,400. his response was... belgium. incorrect. no. and that'll cost you $8,399, leaving you with $1. over to megan now. her response-- she was going to write down germany, it looks like. and that would have been wrong also. so it'll cost you $4,601. you're gonna finish in second place. you're going to go home with $2,000. james is going to go home with a lot more money. he had $41,612. and he wrote down the correct response. the country was austria. and he will add $17,000 today. that gives him $58,612. [ applause ] and now a new total of $2,382,583 for 31 days. how will he end the week with us? tune in tomorrow and see. it's going to be fun. so long. ♪ captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announc

invocation and the national anthem. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. patrick m shanahan, the acting secretary of defense. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the pence, viceichael r. president of the united states. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, chaplain jeh johnson, command chaplain, joint force headquarters, national capital region and united states washington.trict of >> please join me in prayer. eternal god, lord of the living and dead. yourself known to us through your wondrous works of creation and your mighty deeds through out the history of our nation. americanstart of the journey to the present our, you have sustained us through days of adversity and prosperity, through times of war and peace. you have proven yourself strong to save us. among all nations of the earth, america has been uniquely and remarkably blessed. today we remember with highest esteem and devoted respect our fellow citizens who have fought and died in america's wars as members of her armed forces. americansese gallant died before the guns of our enemies. many of them died alone. all of

invocation and the national anthem. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. patrick m shanahan, the acting secretary of defense. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the pence, viceichael r. president of the united states. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, chaplain jeh johnson, command chaplain, joint force headquarters, national capital region and united states washington.trict of >> please join me in prayer. eternal god, lord of the living and dead. yourself known to us through your wondrous works of creation and your mighty deeds through out the history of our nation. americanstart of the journey to the present our, you have sustained us through days of adversity and prosperity, through times of war and peace. you have proven yourself strong to save us. among all nations of the earth, america has been uniquely and remarkably blessed. today we remember with highest esteem and devoted respect our fellow citizens who have fought and died in america's wars as members of her armed forces. americansese gallant died before the guns of our enemies. many of them died alone. all of

singing of national anthem.ce, and the national anthem of a people longing for a moral revolution, ramaphosa humorously reminding them whose legacy he's claiming. coming to durban, i thought i should wear a madiba shirt, the type of shirt that nelson mandela used to wear. and they said, "no, no, no, that wouldn't be appropriate, wear a suit and look presidential". ramaphosa is in a hurry to undo an entire system of official corruption. 0n durban's streets, workers protest over anc misrule. across south africa, there's fury over what's been stolen. billions have been lost in bribes paid to top officials, lucrative tenders, profits from state enterprises, handed to cronies of the former president, jacob zuma. all this with unemployment running at 27%, and deepening disillusionment in the slum—like foreman road, where they wait for jobs and proper homes. this woman is a mother of three who runs a roadside stall. how long have you lived in this place? 20 years now. 20 years? yeah. 20 years, you've lived here? yeah.

world war ii veteran giving national anthem performance that would make everyone proud an american on memorial day, "fox & friends first" starts right now. thank you so much for starting your memorial day with us. i'm heater childers, today, of course, we honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom and we want to know what makes you proud to be an american, e-mail us our pictures or send them using facebook, twitter, instagram, however you want to do it, use the #proud america and would be le sharing them throughout the show. ♪ ♪ heather: we begin with the fox news alert for you, steadfast and iron clad, president trump reaffirming the alliance between the u.s. and japan as the leaders to have two countries wrap up some important meetings in tokyo. todd piro live in the studio. the two sides are committed to tackling the biggest issues facing the world today. >> that's right. news conference wrapped up about an hour ago how to deal with north korea. >> in pursuit of peace and security in the korean peninsula, the essence of our approach is peace through strength. and t

♪ ♪ [national anthem] [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪t know how many times i get chills in one morning. shot of the morning, world war ii veteran pete dupre wowing the crowd at the women's national soccer game in new jersey playing it entirely on the harmonica. jedediah: he served as army medic for three years in england. that was phenomenal. playing on harmonica is no joke. i have tried that. been very successful. i cannot pay enough tribute to him for that. griff: the crowd goes nuts as they should. pete: during the anthem. couldn't resist. that's fantastic stuff. as we remember our fallen heroes during this holiday. folds of of honor helps our military family years around. griff: patriot golf club to raise money for scholarships for military spouses and children. jedediah: that's where we find our very own steve doocy this morning. steve, how is it going? steve: it's going great. thank you very much, jed and pete and griff as well. you know, it's graduation season all across america people are graduating and these are some of the reci

then the jumbotron malfunctioned during the anthem.e land of the free and the home of the -- blues! [cheers and applause] lou: they sang the anthem straight through, packed into the arena in st. louis to watch the game. game two of the stanley cup final against boston and the blues. well, appropriately, they went on to win in overtime, tying the series at 1 is apiece. one apiece. >>> up next, hollywood using their pro-abortion, well, ideology and their economic powerhouse as a cudgel, trying to divide the country further. my commentary on all this when we come right back. please stay with us. ♪ limu emu & doug mmm, exactly! liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. ya... he'll figure it out. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ lou:

he is married to a eight san francisco fire department member [singing of national anthem] >> thank you that glorious rendition of the star-spangled banner. please welcome father green, chaplain for the san francisco fire department, and please be seated. [applause] >> it is a great honor to be here today, and so many of us are honored to have nine as a friend today, and to congratulate her on this special moment when she becomes the chief of the san francisco fire department. as carmen mentioned, this last night, and we have honored two, let's acknowledge her again. [applause] >> we especially want to congratulate and celebrate our new chief, nine nicholson. [applause] >> she told me to only preach for 30 minutes. [laughter] >> i'm not going to do that. first it seems like we are being taken over by new york. [applause] >> we all know that nine hills from upstate new york, and years ago, one of the chiefs of the new york city fire department made this comment. he said when a firefighter shares their bravery, it is not when they rescue someone, or when they go into some dangerous situat

rob: okay, 96-year-old veteran end positive note with different rendition of the national anthem.rld war ii veteran performed the national anthem at the u.s. women's soccer match against mÉxico yesterday and he did so on his harmonica, listen to this. ♪ ♪ carley: that is pete also known as harmonica pete, jen tweets just beautiful, proud patriot, such a moving rendition to have national anthem. got chills and yes, even teary-eyed, goes onto thank mr. depri, well done soldier, thank you for your service, we echo that twitter and also say thank you pete for your service, how beautiful is that? >> fantastic, 96 years old. >> i know. >> very talented guy. >> 25 minutes after the hour, path of destruction left behind after deadly storms ripped through oklahoma but the worst could still be on the way. >> we have to remind americans we are the party that can deliver for them. trump is running scared. rob: all right, of course she lost in 2016 to the president but hillary clinton thinks she knows thousand take on president trump in 2020, should the candidates be taking her advice? we deba

then the jumbotron malfunctioned during the anthem. listen to what happens. ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the -- blues! [cheers and applause] lou: they sang the anthem straight through, packed into the arena in st. louis to watch the game. game two of the stanley cup final against boston and the blues. well, appropriately, they went on to win in overtime, tying the series at 1 is apiece. one apiece. >>> up next, hollywood using their pro-abortion, well, ideology and their economic powerhouse as a cudgel, trying to divide the country further. my commentary on all this when we come right back. please stay with us. let me ask you something. can the past help you write the future? can you feel calm in the eye of a storm? can you do more with less? can you raise the bar while reducing your footprint? for our 100 years we've been answering the questions of today to meet the energy needs of tomorrow. southern company my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insu

and the national anthem ofa conference.anthem of a people longing for a moral revolution. cyril ramaphosa humourously reminding them his legacy he is claiming. coming to a tourism event in durban i thought i should wear the type of show that nelson mandela used to wear. they said no, no, no, that is not appropriate. wary suit and look presidential. cyril ramaphosa is in a hurry to undo an entire system of official corruption. on durban's streets, workers protest over anc miss rule. across south africa, there is fury over what has been stolen. billions have been lost in bribes played to top officials —— paid. lucrative tenders, profits from state enterprises handed to cronies of the former president jacob zuma. all this with unemployment running at 27%, and deepening disillusionment in a slum like foreman road, where they wait forjobs and proper homes. this woman is the mother of three who i’u ns woman is the mother of three who runs a roadside stall. how long have you lived in this place? 20 years now. 820 years? yeah. 20 y

bears say ethan performed first national anthem at berkeley street fair. smiles on the team members' faces? >> hope there are many more of those in him in the future. >> i hope so. >>> sports. >> western conference finals are under way at tank. joe pavelski and the sharks gave it to the blues. yeah, st. louis not feel man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as nt get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. (vo) ♪ i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ >>> great goalie can carry a team in the nhl playoffs but the blues didn't do their t

. >> welcome back to "fast money," centene, anthem, and united health. >> who said it was on the road to recovery? >> it's not in there i didn't mean it. >> citi upgraded them to buy medicare for all appears to be overblown and that's the call of the day. >> anthem? >> it's been a rocky six weeksor so, but i really think that the fears are overdone the valuation is way overdone, and it's sort of interesting in that it's know caught up in any way in the china story, the trade story, so at these valuations, that you know, 12-ish times and they're -- they're all -- they all move together, but their earnings have been excellent, so i like it here. >> the pounding on the table this week, and i agree with both karen and larry. i think they have been pounded and they have been oversold. i do believe his premise that the medicare for all is basically he said what city said and there will be more fears going forward and ultimately these will be buys, but the problem is you can still have a ton of headwinds between now and then, and a lot of these names, although they've been pummeled there's s

. ♪ >>> and a moving performance, the stunning rendition of the national anthem from a 96-year-old wareteran, as military members are honored across the country this memorial day. >>> good monday morning on this memorial day. i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm elizabeth hur in for janai. we begin with the deadly storms tearing through tornado alley. >> at least 177 twisters have hit oklahoma in the past week including a powerful eekend.s yd the death toll from the storms >> reporter: four minutes of terror in oklahoma. >> bodies everywhere, people everywhere, don't know dead or alive. >> reporter: an ef-3 tornado tearing through el reno, a small town just outside of oklahoma city. >> my ex-wife called and said that the tornado just took our house out and that the kids were still inside. >> reporter: 145 mile-per-hour winds annihilated everything in their path. the second floor of this hotel sheered off. a nearby trailer park decimated. >> we heard screaming, children and adults both. >> we could hear them but we couldn't get to them. >> there's no way for us to get out. we had to punch a hole i

second because it is merging with aetna anthem is my fourth favorite after humana that is not the one i want there, i put it ut even though i like them. to michael in florida. michael? >> caller: jim, thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: you do so much good for so many people we really appreciate you for it. >> thank you. >> caller: hey, my stock is fmc corporation, the maker of agricultural chemicals like pesticides and herbicides. it reported yesterday and beat the earnings and revenue estimates and raised the full year guidance on both. today it closed up over $2 and so what do you think of fmc going forward. >> when you get a stock that goes up $2 today, you have a winner the old food machinery corp, fmc and who remembers that other than me is a winner and hold onto it. the ag story is one for the ages and it won't go away this may about the best way to play really good call look at these callers. a great kid from college and a guy not from california miking melli and then the fmc i haven't looked at them in ages if you haven't done any trimming, you know what, c

then the jumbotron malfunctioned during the anthem.ten to what happens. ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the -- blues! [cheers and applause] lou: they sang the anthem straight through, packed into the arena in st. louis to watch the game. game two of the stanley cup final against boston and the blues. well, appropriately, they went on to win in overtime, tying the series at 1 is apiece. one apiece. >>> up next, hollywood using their pro-abortion, well, ideology and their economic powerhouse as a cudgel, trying to divide the country further. my commentary on all this when we come right back. please stay with us. ♪ hey, that baker lady's on tv again. she's not a baker. she wears that apron to sell insurance. nobody knows why. she's the progressive insurance lady. they cover pets if your owner gets into a car accident. covers us with what? you got me. [ scoffs ] she's an insurance lady. and i suppose this baker sells insurance, too? progressive protects your pets like you do. you can see "the secret life of pets 2" only in thea

they had a special guest perform the national anthem. >> ♪ >> yeah, that's 96-year-old world war ii veteranharmonica pete. pretty awesome rendition. set the tone for the game as usa went 3-0. >>> the stanley cup final starts tonight, the st. louis blues looking to win their first ever cup. it would be one of the best turn arounds in sports history if the blues win. they were the worst team in hockey at the midway point of the season. the bruins trying to keep up with the rest of the teams in boston, patriots and red sox reigning champs, bruins trying to win their first title since 2011. >>> the nba finals doesn't get going until thursday. this is the first finals in nine years without lebron james. but lebron still competing on the court. check this out. a player on lebron's aau team challenged king james to a three-point shootout. cups going toe to toe with lebron through three shots, both making their first three. but then cups would finally miss his last one, and right there, and lebron would make it. watch the little stare, lebron gets after making that. props to lebron for doing that c

that beethoven's ode to joy the anthem of the european union brought the event to a triumphant close so it's beethoven choir and audience doing together in song to demonstrate their joint resolve to fight aids. now to all series 100 must reads the best books of german language literature from the start of the 20th century today it's a book called by a swiss author called peter. it was written just 20 years ago and it's a tragic love story between an older man and a woman half his age is our man david leavitt's with mole. when people are in love they do some pretty cool raese stuff like buying expensive jewelry opening joint bank accounts going through each other's e-mails some people even write love stories but what happens when the story becomes more important than the love itself . agnus is the debut novel of swiss author page. it's the story of a love story gone terribly wrong the narrator is a want to be a novelist with writer's block he falls in love with agnes a student he meets at the public library no i'm not giving anything away when i tell you that it is not and as well the

he has a bit of an x factor style anthem, but it isa of an x factor style anthem, but it is a good songing for sweden. talk about keeping it in the family! where is the smart money? the netherlands are the smart money? the netherlands are the hot favourites, alongside sweden. good outsiders are russia, azerbaijan, switzerland. it is a very open yeah. it could be iceland or australia. as you can tell, i have probably heard the songs to me time so! have probably heard the songs to me time so i have lost all sense of perspective! i'm sure you have good judgment. 0ne perspective! i'm sure you have good judgment. one final thing, perspective! i'm sure you have good judgment. 0ne finalthing, how important is the public date? the professionaljuries have already voted. does the public vote make a difference? it can do, absolutely. it will be interesting to see what the public go for. last year, we saw israel winning with public support and thejury israel winning with public support and the jury support. the previous year it was all over the place, ukraine won despite not winning the public or t

the national anthem. vets and a harmonica. 96-year-old world war ii vet named harmonica pete.new jersey red bull stadium for the u.s. women's soccer game. it was a match between u.s. and mexico and here is harmonica pete. pete temporary, throwing down the national anthem on this instrument, let's listen. ♪ >> that man is a patriot, the boys, the control with 114 units and in england during world war ii. >> greg: i like monica pete better than mayor pete. >> dana: he can play the harmonica too. never miss an episode of "the five." "the special report" is up next, bret. >> bret: this is a fox news alert, and i am bret baier. the center u.s. dealing with a major disaster after more storms and deadly tornadoes ripped through the area overnight. at one point leaving 5 million people in ohio without power. that is just ohio. 52 tornadoes believed to have hit a crossed eight states monday. the 11th straight day of tornadoes being reported somewhere in the u.s. it is not just the funnel clouds, but flooding. every single county and oklahoma is under a state of emergency tonight due to

he gained access to personal data on nearly 80 million americans at anthem alone. over $8 raised just billion in its ipo after pricing shares new the bottom of the range. we are told that sold 180 million shares at $45 a piece. uber a market valuation of $75.5 billion. that is below its last private market for you asian of $76 billion, and far short of the $100 billion estimate that had been touted earlier. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. yvonne: that tariff clock is taking as that u.s. and china attempt to hammer out a trade deal in washington. frome under two hours away a deadline that will see the u.s. raise tariffs on goods to 25%. rishaad: beijing confirms it is ready to hit back. >> i did get a very beautiful letter from president xi. let's work together. let's see if we can get something done. but they renegotiated deal, whether intellectual property theft, they took many, many parts of that deal and renegotiated it. you can't do that.

have staged a die in protest inside the european commission in brussels they saying the european anthem with different lyrics that called on governments to do more to address climate change. more than one thousand people have now died from an ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo attacks on treatment centers are hampering efforts to control the nine month demick now the second worst on record in response the world health organization is expanding its vaccination program in the east of the country. to the u.s. now a boeing seven thirty seven has crashed on landing in florida no one died but twenty one people were injured as the airliner slid off the runway at jacksonville naval air station in the northeast of the state the commercial jet had been chartered by the u.s. military and was arriving from a u.s. base in cuba. passengers said it was terrifying they described how in the middle of a thunderstorm the seven thirty seven bounced twice on the runway and skidded into the st john's river but the plane did not submerge and all one hundred forty three people aboard were able

the kind of a hit of $949.00 was the treats onesie a song it became the unofficial anthem of the strange western zones which had begun working closely together. because the winners had never managed to agree on a common policy strong germany now the west. and powers will put in a trip so new zealand's on course to their own separate western german state because he wants you to. the soviet occupation forces have been blockading west berlin since the summer of 948 after the deutsche mark was introduced against moscow's express will whisper lynn had become a frontline city in the cold war. but get out of it people all over the world people in america in england and france look at this city that. the aerial resupply of west berlin became a political p.r. success for americans and britons both here and in west germany the airlift lay the emotional foundation for a turn towards the west. beyond that effect here from this air traffic from west germany to berlin steadily increases police and the eastern sector are increasingly restricting road traffic within the city they have set up your blocks

reading very tense all across the lens to very today in the european election by singing the european anthem and what they're doing is that actually bringing on a very modern version which we're hopefully going to him in a couple of minutes because they think europe has all the ballots what they told me the contrasts the conscious of a history of a very traditional and fem and modern pope music pumped up pope people all across europe giving up their votes and that's why they're literally making their voices heard right now here at the from the bookcase and past european elections turnout has been extremely low though one german make of them this time around are people actually going out to vote. but what we seem to for the european this election is that a lot of people have made their voices heard and been active about oh you now can see them actually getting quite into the modern groove but what we've seen before the election is a lot of people speaking out and encouraging people to go us in votes and germany has been one of the countries always been above average in european european elect

well good morning terry it started off very conventionally lots of pomp and ceremony the anthem being sung several times the great seal of state being handed over words about unity keeping the country together and then he dropped a bombshell he not only said he would be dissolving parliament with immediate effect to the very faces of the members of parliament who face a very tough election for them given that selenski is riding high in the polls he also said they now have 2 months to pass a law stripping themselves of immunity from prosecution and also to pass a new law that would make getting back into politics of many the much harder and you long proportional representation and he fired the head of ukraine security service who was standing in the podium a couple of meters away from him so lots of very straight expressions of incredulity on the faces of ukraine's elites who really had been expecting something a little more conventional and he says given that today monday is a working day they should get straight to work now there are loopholes here he might not get the elections he's

duringremain standing the national anthem and the indication. ♪ anthem ♪l [applause] >> wing, order,ease. gentlemen, chaplin suter, united states air force academy command chaplain. please join me in prayer according to your practice or tradition. gracious god, what a fantastic day to fly, and an even more glorious day to graduate. you overlord have created the land, sea, sky, and beyond. you formal people in your image. we thank you for the rich diversity of the 61st graduating class of the united states air force academy. our cadets represent all of the states and territories of america, as well as our allied nations from around the world. of solidarityple and perseverance, through the challenges of their academy experience, remind us all of the rich rewards gained from loving our neighbors near and far. and encourage us to afford dignity and respect to all. we are proud of our rich military heritage, and the heroes and heroines who have led the way. 2019eil armstrong class of has lived up to their exemplar, as well as the gold standard of their class colors and the challenge of th

that's a brilliant idea for president xi because he knows the national anthem controversy we have hadt song that's making the waves over there big-time. i want the audience to take a listen to this song. ♪ charles: this reminds me of your point that they are buckling down for perhaps potentially a longer battle than many people are factoring into this market right now. >> they seem to have the resolve. the question is, do americans have the resolve. we seem to have the resolve until it starts hitting our paycheck and maybe our lifestyle. there's casualties in war. right now the farmers are on the front lines. a lot of us are in the rear and this last week it was the chip makers. now the president's got a really tough decision. he wants to get this done, he's the guy to get it done, but the political calculus -- charles: i remember back when lee iacocca said buy american, and i think it worked. it saved his company. does that message, can it resonate these days, or you know, is it sort of economics 101 to robert gray's point, it's all about cheap products no matter what the cost? >> i

we'll bring you all those ghts sta4-year-old nailed the national anthem at uc berkeley's baseball game. ♪ rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ >> he totally sold it. that's ethan from oakland. he made it through the full song yesterday without stopping or making any mistakes. the bears say ethan performed his first national anthem at the berkeley street fair. >>> getting a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, chris. today will be the warmest day of the week. if you like it warm and sunny, head inland. each and every day after today we'll experience a cooling trend and several chances of showers. take a look at a pretty gray emeryville. we'll replace that with a lot of sun for your mother's day. but have you been sneezing and itching? the culprit, the trees, things as you know are really blooming. we've got not only the high content with the trees. the olive, oak and pine allergens but also the grass pollens are medium. it's the trees if it's got you itching and it's going to be tha

a 96-year-old world war ii veteran stuns the crowd with his performance of the national anthem. ♪ >>>nd good memorial day to all of you. president trump challenging international norms during his state visit to japan saying he is willing to give north korean dictator kim jong-un a long leash including a pass on short range missile tests that do violate a categorical u.n. ban. >> perhaps he wants to get attention and perhaps not, who knows? it doesn't matter. all i know is that there have been no nuclear tests. there have been no ballistic missiles going out. there have been no long range missiles going out. and i think that someday we'll have a deal. i'm not in a rush. >> the president also siding with kim jong-un by attacking joe biden on foreign soil. joining me now nbc white house correspondent kristin welker traveling with the president. chief white house correspondent with the "new york times," deputy editorial page editor at the "washington post" and margaret carlson. welcome all. kristin welker, first to you in japan where it is late at night, as well. thanks for staying up for