the president's speaking now at arlington national cemetery.his own fallen soldiers among them, he asked what brought these men here. what high motive led them to welcome death, and he answered his own question. should our nation's life. my fellow americans, gil, vice president harris, second gentleman emhoff, secretary austin, secretary mcdonough, secretary mayorkas, general milley, and most importantly, veterans, servicemen and women, and their survivors. today we once again gather in this sacred place at this solemn hour to honor fallen heroes, to once again stand amid the rows and rows of marble stones and bear witness for the brave women and men who served and sacrifice for our freedom and for our future. those who died so our nation might live. every year as a nation we undertake this right of remembrance, for we must never forget the price that was paid to protect our democracy. we must never forget the lives these flags, flowers, and marble markers represent. a mother, a father, a son, a daughter, a sister, a spouse, a friend, an americ

we were at arlington cemetery.arks being made on memorial day. we saw the president and the vice—president and the defence secretary laying a wreath there at the tomb of the up known soldier —— unknown soldier. we known soldier —— unknown soldier. we know that the defence secretary is going to deliver remarks, the president too. sojust going to deliver remarks, the president too. so just some of the introductory remarks and prayers there at arlington. let me pause and let me put the microphones up. mung let me put the microphones up. along with all those — let me put the microphones up. along with all those around _ let me put the microphones up. along with all those around this _ let me put the microphones up. film; with all those around this nation, i call upon you to help us as a people to uphold the ideals of this great nation that we might stand resolute with our forefather and declare with confidence the same words described °p confidence the same words described op the marble above that those who died who lie

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error cameras are liveowt arlington national cemetery.dent and misses biden will be arriving there this morning for the wreath-laying ceremony to begin at 11:00 a.m. eastern followed immediately thereafter by comments from the president and others at the amphitheater at arlington national cemetery. keep your fingers crossed that the rain will hold off but regardless of the weather and the time and the soldiers of the old guard, keeping guard and keeping watch over the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national. sheila is in glen carbon, illinois, good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to say that it was very nice to see the merchant marines honored last night at the concert on the national mall of the capitol. this is the first time they have been recognized. they will also lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in honor of the merchant marines. it's a very proud day. my father was a world war ii merchant marine and was drafted into the army for the korean war. it was very touching to

. >> griff: president biden and the first lady are at arlington national cemetery. the president is set to deliver his memorial day address. before that, they'll lay wreaths at the tomb of the unknown soldier to honor all the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives to serve our country. we remember them this memorial day. fox news alert. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy finally have a debt ceiling deal. the tentative agreement signed, sealed and ready to be delivered to congress for a vote later this week. the challenge now is getting both sides of the aisle to agree on it. good morning. i'm griff jenkins. hour three. >> julie: a three-hour tour. i'm julie banderas. welcome to a new hour of fox news live. some details. it raises the debt ceiling for two years while rolling back discretionary spending and capping any increase in spending for the next six years. both biden and mccarty taking their respective victory laps. >> president biden: no one got everything they want but that's the responsibility of governing. and this is a deal that's goo

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in 1861, robert ely got a new job and that required him to leave his home of arlington house. and here's a photograph with it, because it's being occupied wide by federal troops on the strategic height overlooking washington. now, many of the washington relics, the paintings, the silver were taken away. but the things they couldn't take away, including washington's tent. martha washington's china, washington's field headquarters. tents were packed away in. the basement and the key was entrusted the woman on the right, selina gray, who was a mr robert edward lee's servant. and sort of the steward of the house. while the soldiers start breaking in because soldiers like souni, right? one actually breaks in and cuts a piece of the tent roof for a souven, arts taking books out of storage. and so she wants to be really saved of the responsibility and turns the key over to the union commander. he'in profile slightly right of center irvin mcdowell and he orders that those objects o allows those objects to be taken into washington where they're displayed in the patent office. now, of c

it's the home of arlington you all know so well.we are just yards from the tomb of the unknown soldier for those who know arlington paid this was all important. seems like a distraction. at the very bottom of that auction record is this notice here. the panoramic watercolors, states of near maryland. that shows assist cams from the same batch of papers. we convinced ourselves and these two weeks the 14 days to work for the weekends this was george washington's intent it was by. charles. it was to the west point watercolor. therefore you just to get fish. the next challenge is you have to pick up the phone and call people and try to figure out what this thing is going to bring. because surely other people are going to figure this out. how important this objec' is. iei don't know if we called her bubbly bite of cold soup but we are the museum sitting will you help us if we are successful in this auction? i have an actual photograph of myself at the moment watercolor and i think my wife donna who i was floating in a hot spring in icela

. >> you are looking at the live pictures of arlington national cemetery.hank you, please. 155 years ago, retired union general james garfield spoke here at arlington, marking our nation's first memorial day. standing amid rows and rows of marble stones, and many of his own fallen soldiers among them, he asked, what brought these men here? what high motive led them to welcome death? and then he answers his own question, our nation's life. fellow americans, jill, gentleman emhoff secretary milley and veterans and survivors, we gather here among these hallows to stand amid the gravestones to honor the men and women who sacrificed their freedom for our future. those who died to our nation might live. every year, as a nation, we undertake this right of remembrance, for we must never forget the price that was paid to protect our democracy. we must never forget the lives, these flags, flowers and marble mar mar markers represent a mother, father, sister, spouse, friend, american. every year we remember, and every year it never gets easier. for all of those here a

but that is the custis lee, home of of arlington that you all know so well. and we are just yards from the tomb of the unknown soldier there for those of you who know arlington. but this was all important. this seems like a seems like a distraction. but at the very bottom of that auction record was this. notice here that t pan watercolors were found among the papers of thomas diggs of maryland. and that showed us that, in fact this came from the same batch of family papers that this other batch of long form material. so we convinced ourselves in these two weeks, 14 days, we worked through the weekends that this was george washington's tent, that it was four planks point, that it was by pierre charles charles de gaulle fault, that it was related to this west point watercolor. and therefore, we have got to get this. so the next challenge is you have to pick up the phone and call people and try to figure out what is this thing going to bring. because surely other people are gonna figure this out. how important this object is. so, bill and laura, i don't know if

my brother is buried at arlington. visiting his gravesite this weekend, someone's paying respect and honor to him, that's so important. but even more importantly, i'm a mother of three young children. and for me to know that i'm passing down to my kids the importance of what memorial day means, that's just as important. so these thousands of volunteers, they bring their children out. i'm going to be at arlington tomorrow with over 400 volunteers. these volunteers are coming with their families, their kids, and able to pass to their children this weekend what memorial day is all about. that's so important for us to pass that message down to the next generation. >> ryan, how can folks at home get involved if they want to be part of the project or part of the foundation? >> they can head right to tr travismanion.org, where you can see projects across the country. if you can't get out to one of our locations this year, participate in the honor project, i urge you to go online and google fallen service members, and you can

a 42, we want to take you live to arlington national cemetery.itheater there with the president now delivering some remarks on this memorial day. let's take a brief listen in to some of what the science mission. undertake this right, a remembrance. for must never forget. the price that was paid. protect our democracy. never forget. these flowers. >> the marble markers represent. a mother. a father, a son and daughter. the sister spouse. and america. >> every year we remember. and every year it never. >> gets easier. all those here and across the nation. are grieving. the loss. >> of a loved one wore the uniform. our gold star families. fall. with loved ones still missing, unaccounted for. i know. >> pay for it can be. how can reopen that ripple? not black hole. >> the center of your chest. you feel like you just sinking under. >> bring your back to that exact moment. you heard that knock on the door. for the telephone the exact moment. you had to tell your children. mom or dad at. we're not becoming whoa. it's still real. still, raul. tomorrow ma

every year it never gets easier. >> they expect 5,000 people to visit arlington. president biden placed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >>> veterans can go to california state parks for free. some local parks angel island and china camp. >>> more americans are getting away this memorial day. 42 million people were expected to travel for the holiday weekend, a 7% increase from last year. they are spending more with expenditures rising 6%. today is the big travel day back home. flight bookings on tuesday and wednesday are up by double gig gets as travelers extend the holiday weekend. >>> the last surviving member of the uss indianapolis was there to receive a special award. he was one of 316 on board that survived a japanese torpedo attack in the summer of 1945. >> a wonderful event to celebrate the memory of our great veterans. >> meanwhile, in alamo, the holiday weekend included a celebration of the 100 birthday of a world war ii veteran. he shared advice with john ramos. >> reporter: at celebrations we ask what is the secret to a long life. what is t

at arlington national cemetery each year.onors our fallen heroes. and this year, our washington correspondent hannah brandt takes us inside the special ceremony. >> a sea of flags lined the headstones at arlington national cemetery placing the flag and honor them is let them know. hey, look, we still think about who we love you. we thank you for serving this nation. hundreds of soldiers took part in the annual flags in ceremony meant to honor the fallen and for captain dj taylor. it's also to honor his family. my great uncle mori is buried in section 60. taylor personally placed a flag at his great uncle's headstone. but he says he tries to take a personal approach with each one. you need to take a moment and think about that person and, you know, say thank you in a very small ways as you plant that flag. >> in total soldiers placed flags of the more than 250,000 graves in the cemetery. >> we take our time doing it. we ensure that everybody who is buried here is getting the proper honor bestowed upon them. >> it's a very big

members out here in arlington. i'm hannah brandt. that's a lot of cereal. prices going up everywhere. it's goodbye steaks. hello, cereal. this is grocery outlet and your family can still have steaks for dinner. follow me. at grocery outlet we have an amazing selection of meats. like beef, pork, chicken, all within your family's budget even today. hello. steak and chicken and pork chops. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪. sorry. got excited. >> almost time to go. and let's check in before we do with olivia horton. see what's coming up on live in the bay today. high livia hide. are you happy thursday? we almost made it to the weekend. coming up today live in the bay. the nonprofits that supporting transitioning military veterans and spouses with rain, integration services. by now, you can connect with the vets in tech. plus, when it comes to connecting, don't need to be prepared with the best tips for which networking events to attend and how to stand out. we learn more when a local etiquette expert stops by then we continue to celebrate our month-long celebr

one of these stories of the individuals who are arlington belongs to chaplain charles waters.olic priest who signed up to serve during the vietnam war. to his teammates, in body and soul, he volunteered to extend his tour for another six months. in one november day in 1967, his battalion hit fierce fighting and waters ran unarmed into the battle. exposed to mortar fire, bullets, and automatic weapons. he helped to safety and gave last rights to the fallen. at one point, he saw it u.s. paratrooper in shock in the line of enemy fire. he hoisted the paratrooper on his shoulders and carried him to safety. tragically, later that day, chaplain was killed. for his extraordinary heroism this paratrooper patriot and priest who volunteer twice wants to serve and wants to extend his tour was posthumously awarded the medal of honor. this year, our country celebrates the 50th anniversary of our all volunteer force. like charles walters, s charles waters, he offered a preview of the bigger and the valor of those who chose to step up, are all volunteer force has blended military power with m

ahora vamos ver irme orÍgenes del cementerio nacional de arlington en virginia donde enterrados milesida por servir a ir este paÍs, un lugar muy especial. un campo santo de 63 acres que 16 ve como tributo para honrar el servicio y el esta krifcdz de cada individuo. que descansa en su suelo. >>> allÍ mismo, en el cementerio de arlington el presidente biden ha depositado la tradiciÓn ofrenda floral de la casa blanca ha estado acompaÑado e su esposa, tambiÉn de la vicepresidenta kamala harris y su esposo, el presidente tuvo unos momentos de recogimiento y de oros en este el 155 dÍa nacional de los caÍdos. >>> un adolescente de quince aÑos se ahogÓ ayer domingo en new jersey y otros cinco tuvieron que ser llevados del urgencias al hospital. todos fueron arraso trazo por una fuerte corriente. carla con toda la informaciÓn adelante carla? >>> quÉ tal buenas tardes asÍ es una verdadera tramo dÍa sobre todo en este fin de semana cuando abren muchas de las playas pÚblicas aquÍ en el Área. >>> esto ocurriÓ en la playa de sandy hook en new jersey donde un grupo de jÓvenes fueron arrastrados por

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and the tradition that first began in 1868 at arlington national cemetery still continues every yearflags placed at all 400,000 graves and a ceremony with the president of the united states and senior military leaders from all the services the u.s. military is made up of six services or branches, the army, the navy, the air force, the marine corps, the coast guard and the newest branch space force. so what should you say to a service member on memorial day well, let's ask a veteran. retired rear admiral john kirby served in the navy for 29 years. what should we say to someone in the military or a veteran on memorial day >> i think it's important to remember that memorial day day, unlike so many other holidays, isn't really a happy day it's not a cause for celebration. it's a chance for the country to take a breath and remember all men and women who have died serving in the military. the most appropriate thing to do when you come across somebody you know has served or is serving now is to simply thank them for that service and recognize they volunteered to defend this country and that

for those thinking about arlington, we want to let them know there are other options as well. >> the.. benefit that v.a. benefits which include no-cost interments and similar benefits for spouses is low compared to other v.a. benefits like health care and education. last year, just 22%. >> we want to make sure veterans know this is an option across america. >> they are working to improve rural access to burial sites. and indents areas, build aboveground opt when in los angeles. another will soon open in queens, new york. >> the way we look at it is this is the nation's last chance to thank that veteran for their service. liz: still ahead, anime in the south bay -- fanimecon is back. why it is expanding as the city sees $. here's a look outside this morning. someone on the bay enjoying it this morning. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. liz: here's a live look outside from the santa cruz camera. people already staking

president biden observed memorial day at arlington national cemetery in virginia. the president, vice president and the defense secretary took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier to honor those americans who died fighting for our nation . during the ceremony, president biden also spoke of the need to care for soldiers on and off the battlefield. the ceremony marks the 155th national memorial day observance at arlington national cemetery. west coast rap coming up after the break the unusual way thieves escaped with tens of thousands of dollars in cash. also ahead. there are no founder elizabeth holmes must report to prison tomorrow morning coming up how she still working to get her conviction overturned take longer than the a's originally planned to build a new ballpark in las vegas. the shifting timeline later tonight. and some members of congress from the bay area are using social media to pay tribute to fallen troops on this memorial day. east bay representative barbara lee posted an image of her father who served in the korean war

and for our future. >> this is the 150th national memorial day observance at arlington national cemetery here in the bay area in san francisco had the honor today to mc one of the biggest and longest-running memorial day ceremonies on the west coast. this was in the presidio this morning in the city for more than 30,000 service members have been laid to rest. guests included house speaker meira to nancy pelosi who spoke on the importance of taking care of our veterans in congress. >> you always want work on vendor's to bipartisan as possible. this is a beautiful. i was a nonpartisan all american tradition that has been the source of unity and country and must remain to this day. >> today's ceremony was followed by a service at the presidio chapel. >> the gravestones of the national cemetery are done with flags today. that's thanks to members of the boy scouts of america, the golden gate area council over the weekend about 200 boy scouts girl scouts cub scouts and their parents all planted the flags as way of giving thanks to those who gave their lives in the u.s. armed forces. >> and com

so, yeah, i work at the entrance to arlington when i'm done here.e markers and that's what this is all about. we want -- everybody wants to celebrate the freedom but they ask you, take a moment, pause and think about why this day is so important to all of us that proudly wear that uniform and remember those that gave everything. mike: love the emotion. phyllis wilson, thank you so much for your time and your service. >> thank you. mike: just to recap our top story, the deal hammered by president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy. president biden is now back at the white house, he took a couple of questions coming out of marine one and set to talk with speaker mccarthy in the upcoming hour or so reaching a deal on the debt dealing. when asked if he's confident the deal will make it to his desk, he said yes and that is all for this hour of fox news live. an action-packed holiday weekend memorial day weekend as you heard from phyllis, remembering those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the fallen

i was at arlington national cemetery yesterday with over 400 volunteers. do you feel when you're there this weekend? >> you know, when i was there yesterday one of the things i said to the crowd was as a gold star sister it means so much to know that my brother and these young men and women who have given their lives for us are being recognized this weekend. but the biggest and most incredible thing for me was seeing all the young children there. families had brought their kids out to teach them about the importance of memorial day and i think we have a responsibility and an obligation to pass on the meaning of what memorial day is to the next generation. >> yeah. you are going to have so many people who are participating and volunteering with your organization every year, but, you know, for some people this is a three-day weekend, they see it as a time to get to the beach. you know, it's the start of summer. what should people be doing this weekend from your perspective to honor those who gave their lives? >> yeah, you know, i'm okay with that. i am okay

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and today a new tribute is on display at arlington national cemetery each year.ngton, d.c., correspondent takes us inside that very special ceremony. >> a sea of flags lined the headstones at arlington national cemetery, placing the flag and honor them is let them know. hey, look, we still think about who we love you. we thank you for serving this nation. hundreds of soldiers took part in the annual flags in ceremony meant to honor the fallen and for captain dj taylor. it's also to honor his family. my great uncle mori is buried in section 60. taylor personally placed a flag at his great uncle's headstone. but he says he tries to take a personal approach with each one. you need to take a moment and think about that person and, you know, say thank you in a very small ways as you plant that flag. >> in total soldiers placed flags of the more than 250,000 graves in the cemetery. >> we take our time doing it. we ensure that everybody who is buried here is getting the proper honor bestowed upon them. >> it's a very big deal. they hope the gesture serves as a tribute f

♪ >>> here's a look at arlington national cemetery this memorial day weekend.ags placed at the graves of 270,000 soldiers. a newer tradition taking place for the second year. americans placing flowers at the tomb of the unknown soldier. it's a way of honoring service members whose remains have not been identified. and joining us now is afghanistan war veteran, jason c kander, he's the president at a nonprofit that helps veterans transition to civilian life. also a "new york times" best selling author for his recent book, "invisible storm: a soldier's memoir of politics and ptsd." jason, you're always doing great work on this issue. i can't think of anything better to talk about or anybody better to talk about on this memorial day weekend. i guess, what are your thoughts as we go into this memorial day weekend. the country has pulled out of afghanistan. the u.s. is not as committed around the world as it was before we left afghanistan. and yet, we still have to remember the fallen on this memorial day weekend. it's a part of us. it's part of our dna. it's part o

live pictures for you of the time of the unknown solar at arlington national cemetery. >> a day that many celebrate as the unofficial start to summer. but also always important to remember that a day of remembrance. >> president biden and kevin mccarthy reached a deal to raise the debt ceiling. they're racing to both sides of the aisle to back the plan. the house is set to vote on the plan just two days from now. >> you have to get a majority of republicans voting for this bill. this is a good bill for the american public. the president agreed with this bill. i think there are a lot of democrats that vote for it too. >> the house progressive caucus speaking out against new work requirements in the deal for food stamp recipients. >> it is really unfortunate that president opened the door to this and while tend of the day, you know, perhaps this will -- because of the exemptions, perhaps it will be okay. i can't commit to that. i don't know. >> they also pushed back against the deal saying it does not cut enough spending. key members tweeted, no republican capitulation and hold the lin

reminding us of american history especially if you can because is well, the more so he takes us to arlingtonional cemetery . just margin, used a small them bar i often joke is a useless discussion. marketing is a loss in crisis , we stand for what we believe in and if we do that, he says he will succeed because of the power of ideals our ideas that's how reagan can come across as a strong leader but not a vein here is he says something very similar to something that president obama is and accepting renomination in 2012 i was optimistic obama said i'm optimistic because of you. and it was very similar to what reagan said the inaugural is just an inaugural is supposed to do evil tells us characteristics, he does it in any engaging way is not d i . i'm a liberal democrat is and he establishes and reinforced small conservatism or a generation he had particular gifts for an question though and why was is popular given that over then and oversight in more so didn't agree with him oncutting that . i think there are two answers that the first part of the answer is that reagan didn't so much when the

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he also arranges for his body to the dissenter to arlington cemetery. you see him married in 1999 or ironically the senior the 10th comes into the possession of our organization the house you see in the background, that is the home of arlington as well and we are disbarred from the tomb of the unknown soldier. but this was all important, it seems like a distraction but at the very bottom of that auction reco was this notice here. it's a panoramic watercolor of thomas days of maryland. that showed us in fact this came from the same batch of family papers at this other batch of l'enfant material so we convince ourselves in these two weeks 14 days that this was george washington's tent for planks point and it was fine here charles l'enfant related to this west point watercolor and therefore we have got to get this. so the next challenge is you have to pick up the phone and call people and try beto figure out what is this thing in print and surely other people are going to figure this out how important this object is so bill and laura, we might have called

el recorrido continÚa, y una parada emotiva es el cementerio arlington, el mÁs grande del paÍs., el pertenecer a las fuerzas armadas. >>> es servicio es como parte de una familia. >>> y aunque los ojos de algunos brotaron lÁgrimas, este recibimiento es la recompensa. >>> quÉ emotivo es ver el recibmiento. >>> es lo menos que reciben por ese esfuerzo tan grande. >>> en canadÁ han declado estado de emergencia por 7 dÍas por un incendio forestal que provocÓ cortes de servicio elÉctrico y de agua. >>> me hace recordar los incendios que se dieron en california hace un tiempo. >>> ese humo llegÓ hasta arizona. >>> se esperan que sigan estas condiciones. por ahora se mantienene por debajo del promedio normal. pasamos a las temperaturas en la bahÍa, se sintiÓ frÍo y vientos y vimos temperatura en los 50 y 70. esta noche regresarÁ la capa marina y en el norte de la regiÓn, por ahora hay un sistema en las montaÑas de la sierra, posibilidad de ver tormentas elÉctricas y en la semana laboral en el norte. ya estamos viendo la capa marina que domina desde san francisco hacia (hablan en inglÉs

esta ceremonia fue en el cementerio nacional de arlington donde acudiÓ el presidente joe biden para conmemoraros. (hablan en inglÉs) el presidente alabÓ el sacrificio de tropas estadounidenses que dieron su vida por el paÍs, despuÉs dijo que nunca hay que olvidar a los cayeron defendiendo la democracia. en el cementerio nacional se viviÓ esto donde hubo solemnes discursos por la patria. donde tambiÉn estuvo la congresista nancy pelosi. >>> veremos quÉ tan pesado estÁ el trÁfico. libertad pedrazo hablÓ con algunos viajeros. >>> buenas tardes. en este momento hasta tarde en la noche se espera que carreteras en el Área de la bahÍa estÁn llenas de autos en el plan retorno, la mayorÍa de los viajeros estarÁn en carreteras, segÚn triplas de la triple a, 37 millones de vehÍculos viajarÁn por el paÍs en estos tres dÍas, y se espera bastante trÁfico. yo hablÉ con algunos conductores y me decÍan que vieron bastante trÁfico pero ellos salen mÁs temprano para no tener tanto trÁfico. esto me dijo un viajero. >>> vimos unos carros de policÍa pero estÁ todo tranquilo, no se si regresando a monterrey haya mÁs

all right how many people visit arlington national cemetery each year. susan?oo. stuart: i'm going with 7 million the answer is? 3 million. >> oh, yeah. stuart: that's ifolks. time is up. "coast to coast" starts now. ♪ ♪ neil: oh, where have we gone since kelly clarkson "since

we take arlington national cemetery and talks about the people of m sacrifice.llll town barber, i often joke a useless profession. martin is all of us. in c a crisis we stand for whate believe in. and if we do that, he says we will succeed because of the power of our ids. our ideals. that is how reagan can come across as a strong leader. the irony is they said something very, very similar to something that president obama did in excepting renomination in 2012. when i asked why he was optimistic about america, obama said, i am optimistic because of you. and that is very similar to what reagan said. the inaugural is just great. it does everything that in inaugural is supposed a to do. he fulfills those characteristics. he does it in an engaging way. the style is not as good as kennedy. but the content, i am a liberal democrat, but the content is dramatic. he established and reinforced small government conservatism for a generation. he has a particular gift for a narrative. the question remains, why was it popular given that over time even more so the public did no

the foundation began in 2011, placing 10,000 roses on grave sites at arlington national cemetery. each year, the organization gets more and more donations and is now placing more than 200,000 flowers around the cemetery. but last week, the foundation only had 80,000 flowers for the annual tribute. that's where growers from california, ecuador and colombia stepped in,naing 100,000 flowers. this is a way for people in the industry to honor those who served with the ultimate sacrifice. >> i did not serve, by brothers served. my cousin is a mash. >> last year, volunteers placed 240,000 flowers at arlington national cemetery, and 200,000 flowers were sent to cemeteries across the u.s. >>> back here locally, carnivale is back in san francisco this week, the largest multicultural celebration in all of california. it kicked off yesterday in san francisco's latino cultural district. the celebrations include music, dancing, costumes, and food. but the main attraction is the grand carnivale parade. it's today. and if you are headed to the city, remember some streets will be closed for the pa

biden liderÓ la tradicional ceremonia de colocar una ofrenda floralen el cementerio nacional de arlingtonnas amigas hispanas recordaron con mucho dolor a los suyos. socorro hablÓ con el padre de uno de estos hÉroes. >> iban cuatro en el vehÍculo. y los cuatro fallecieron. llegaron a tocar la puerta. y dieron la mala noticia. falleciÓ en el deber de defender su paÍs. y es duro. >> hoy se recuerdan a 1,000,000 300,000hombres que murieron en combate defendiendo los estados unidos. y en tema de salud estamos en el mes de la salud mental y segÚn los cdc cada aÑo 16,000,000 adultos en este paÍs sufren depresiÓn. los latinos son el grupo mÁs afectados. en 2022 40 por ciento sufriÓ depresiÓn y muchos de ellos, incluso, consideraron el suicidio. pero por quÉ esta comunidad es la mÁs vulnerable que otros grupos Étnicos? >> en la cultura latina no se habla tanto sobre las cosa de salud mental. muchas veces uno dice no, no, no. me salvo que voy hablar con el psicÓlogo. >> segÚn los cdc las mujeres son mÁs propensas a sufrir depresiÓn que los hombres.y pasamos a mÉxico donde hoy comenzÓ a se le—— come

you can see pictures live from arlington cemetery as we await comments from the u.s. president this memorial day. those are the live pictures. we will keep this for you. the wreath is being presented but members of the u.s. military. you can see the president there holding that wreath. we will listen in. we are expecting him to give a comment or speech. you can see the vice president standing alongside. there is joe biden, are familiarly on the back of -- arguably on the back of what some construe as a domestic win when it comes to the debt ceiling, but this is about the memory of those who have served for the u.s. military. you see the president thank his respects -- paying his respects at arlington national cemetery. stay with us. this is bloomberg. he snores like an angry rhino you've never heard an angry rhino baby i hear one every night... every night. okay. i'll work on that. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed, plus, special financing and free home delivery when you add any base. only at sleep number. tom: welcome back. global markets crying

if we have to be as good as lincoln, well, then it's game over, so he takes us to arlington national cemetery and he talks about the people who have sacrificed. who is martin, the smalltown barber, i always joke as a useless profession. martin is all of us. in a crisis, we stand for what we believe in. and if we do that he says we will succeed, but this is the power of our ideas, our ideals. that is how reagan can come across as a strong leader, but not a vain leader. the irony is, they said something very, very similar to something that president obama did in accepting renomination in 2012, when asked, why he was optimistic about america, obama said, i'm optimistic because of you. and that's very similar to what reagan said. the inaugural is just great. it does everything an inaugural is supposed to do. seven characteristics and we went through all of them and he fulfills the characteristics and he does it in an engaging way. the style is not as good as kennedy's, but the content is, yeah, i'm a liberal democrat, but the content is dramatic. and he established and reinforced for a g

arlington national cemetery, with its row upon row of simple white markers bearing crosses or stars of david. they add up to only a tiny fraction of the price that has been paid for our freedom. each one of those markers is a monument to the kind of hero i spoke of earlier. their lives ended in places called wood. they the gone omaha beach, salerno and halfway around the world on guadalcanal and al tarawa, pork chop hill, the chosin reservoir. and in 100 rice paddies and jungles of a place called vietnam, under one such marker lies a young man, martin, trapped out who left his job in small town barbershop in 1917 to go france with the famed rainbow division there on western front. he was killed trying to carry a message between battalions under heavy artillery. we're told that on his body was found a diary on the flyleaf under the heading. my pledge. he had written these words a america must win this war. therefore i will work. i will save. i will sacrifice lies. i will endure. i will fight. and do my. as if. the issue of whole struggle depended on me. the crisis we are facing today do

they place simple american flags among rows of headstones in arlington national cemetery, it is calledgs-in. it is quiet, reverent way to honor the nation's heroes. old guard places 260,000 flags at arlington every today's prog the "fox news sunday" podcast, download it. you can set your dvr to record the show on local fox station or sunday 2 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. that's it today, thank you for joining us, i'm shannon bream, hope you have a memorable memorial day sunday. see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking. is it possible? with comcast business...it is. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that, too. is it possible to survey foot traffic across all of our locations? yeah! absolutely. with global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. the following program is sponsored by the international fellowship of christians and jews.