you would stick with me for a moment, as we can watch this procession here together at arlington national cemetery. we're seeing the president arrive along with the vice president kamala harris of the united states there at arlington national cemetery on this memorial day holiday. let's listen in, guys. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> present arms! >> the wreath ceremony is now complete. the memorial day observance will begin momentarily. please move to your seats. >> so we just saw there the president, the vice president, secretary of defense austin as well honoring those that sacrificed everything at the tomb of the unknowns. an incredibly beautiful moment to see with the first lady, the second gentleman behind them as well. we're also going to be awaiting remarks from the president on this memorial day holiday at arlington national cemetery. let's not forget this is a president whose son served in the iraq war as captain in the delaware army national forward, beau biden, whose anniversary of his death, eighth anniversary is on tuesday, and so certainly you can only imagine what the president was thinking today

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

the annual wright laying ceremony and observance program to honor america's fallen from arlington national cemetery. during the ceremony, president biden will lay a wright at the tomb of the unknown soldier, followed by remarks by the president and secretary of defense, lloyd austin. watch live coverage from arlington national cemetery, today, memorial day, beginning at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile video app. or online at cspan.org. >> c-span's "washington journal" every day we're taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we'll discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, u.s.a. or and former charity of the ohio democratic party, david pepper. he discusses his book "saving democracy: : a user's manual for every american." then bran judd talks about the biden administration's immigration policies and conditions at the southern border. following the lifting of title 42. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, faceboo

lady will participate in a wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery raise awareness for a final foreign for u.s. veterans. >> reporter: amid the solemnity, arlington national cemetery is expanding 70 acres for the sounds of these hallowed with an estimated 80,000 burial sites by 2027. >> the current expansion that we're doing is the last land conc contiguous with it. >> reporter: the cemetery maintained by the u.s. army but open to veterans of all branches will be able to accommodate a fraction of the current 23 million active duty service members and veterans. >> without southern expansion we would close as an active cemetery which means no new burials 2021. southern expansion would take to us the mid-2060s. >> reporter: 30 miles to the south of arlington is quantico national cemetery. it's 1855 national cemeteries across the nation maintained by the department of veterans affairs national cemetery association. matthew quinn va undersecretary for memorial affairs says the department is working with veterans groups to encourage those who have served t

stacy stiegel live from dallas. >> griff: you are looking live at arlington national cemetery. president biden about to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. it reads here rests an american soldier known but to god. a tradition of so many presidents. let's listen in for a moment. ♪ [band playing "star spangled banner." ] >> present arms. [taps being played] >> shoulder arms. complete. >> griff: a sacred tradition in our country, the president, president biden, laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier on memorial day. he will speak and address the nation and we'll bring you those remarks when they come. we'll be right back. ladies... welcome to my digestive system. when your gut and vaginal bacteria are off balance. you may feel it. but just one align women's probiotic daily helps soothe digestive upsets. and support vaginal health. welcome to an align gut. wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this

kamala harris and defense secretary lloyd austin yesterday for a wreath-laying ceremony at arlington cemetery yesterday. mr. biden said americans must never forget the price paid by troops who dared all and gave all fighting for their country. >>> the impeachment trial of texas attorney general ken paxton in the state senate will begin no later than august 28th, and it comes after the gop-led state house voted to impeach the republican over the weekend. it means he's temporarily suspended pending a trial in the texas senate. he's facing 20 articles of impeachment including allegations of bribery, obstruction of justice, and misuse of his office. it follows years of scandal and criminal accusations against paxton. he denies any wrongdoing. >>> and overnight russia launched a new air raid on the capital of ukraine. it is the third attack on kyiv in the past 24 hours. as debora patta reports, western technology is helping to ward off the attacks. >> reporter: explosions across kyiv sent children screaming in terror as a barrage of russian missiles were all shot down. for two nights in a row the

♪ >>> 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

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

memorial day, live coverage of the annual wreathlaying ceremony to honor america's fallen from arlington national cemeteryesident biden will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, followed by remarks from the president and secretary of defense, lloyd austin. live coverage from arlington national cemetery, memorial day, monday, 11:00 eastern, c-span, c-span now the free mobile video app, oonline at www.c-span.org . >> congress is facing a june 5 deadline to increase the nation's debt ceiling to avoid a default. the house followed by the center plans to take up the agreement on raising the debt limit and federal spending levels between president joe biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy next week. the house returns monday at 2 p.m. eastern, the senate on tuesday at 3 p.m. eastern. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, see the senate on c-span2 and watch congressional coverage with our free video app, c-span now or online at www.c-span.org. announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by cox. ♪ >> it is extremely rare. >> hi! this is jo. >> when you are connected, you are

cemeteries and watching fireworks. 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

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

cemetery. president biden will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier followed by remarks from the president at the secretary of defense lloyd austin. watch live coverage from arlingtonional cemetery monday, memorial day. getting at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile video app. or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by the television companies and more. including buckeye broadband. ♪ >> ok broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front procedure democracy. >> the british prime minister took questions from members of the british house of commons. he responded to criticism

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

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

arlington national cemetery monday, memorial day. getting at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile video app. or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by the television companies and more. including buckeye broadband. ♪ >> ok broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front procedure democracy. >> the british prime minister took questions from members of the british house of commons. he responded to criticism fork is parties immigration policy and discuss the cost of -- cost of child poverty. this is just over half an hour. member: we now come to questions. member: mr. speaker this morning i had conversations with -- i shall have further meetings today. member: does the prime minister agree with this friend -- and will he share details of all conversations he has had on the subject with his former chief secretary and the current minister, given that they have all received donations from ian wallace one of the backers of the foundation. prime min.

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watch live coverage from arlington national cemetery beginning at 11 a.m. east on sees dan, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies as >> you think this is just a community center? no, it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wifi enabled lift zones, so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers. giving you front row seat to democracy. susan: how did you encounter his poetry? david: i first came across it in a book by harold evans. there was a section of the vietnam war in that section there's a small photograph of michael o'donnell. below that it said this young man wrote this poem, the poem i just read. below that it said, shortly after writing this poem, his helicopter was shot down and he remains missing in action. that book was published about 20 years ago. and at that time, michael

so this weekend we have thousands of volunteers that will visit va cemeteries and arlington national place tokens of remembrance at over 10,000 gravesites. we have families that can't be there to visit their loved ones. they're able to make a request that someone visits their gravesite that day. that's just what we do. we're bringing out thousands of volunteers to stop by these gravesites to say their names, remember them, and let their families know that we do remember, and we'll be there to remember their loved ones if they can't be. >> ryan, this is something was started during the covid pandemic, where people were holed up at home, and somebody has to go-to the gravesites, honor the brave men and women who laid down their lives, gave their last devotion to their nation. it's not just because people can't travel because of the covid pandemic, but a lot of people wouldn't be able to get to arlington national cemetery, because people from far and wide across this country are buried there. what made you say, okay, covid's over, but we've got to keep this going? >> well, i think it's

us of american history especially if you can because is well, the more so he takes us to arlington national cemeteryust 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 argument about id

. >> you are looking at the live pictures of arlington national cemetery. ank 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 an

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national cemetery and dod to make sure there is awareness. for those thinking about arlingtonhe network includes 120 one state run cemeteries funded by the v.a.. 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 li

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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

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 generation

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

president biden touched down in virginia this morning for the 155th memorial day observance at arlington national cemetery. >> every year we remember. 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 sh

president biden placed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. he was joined by first lady jill biden, vice president kamala harris and harris's husband, douglas emhoff. the president also delivered remarks at the memorial amphitheater. >> today. we watch again gather in the second place. at this solemn >> fallen heroes. >> watch against. and amid the rows and rows and marble stones and bear witness. the brave women and who serve and sacrifice for our freedom. and for our future. >> this is the 150th national memorial day observance at arlington national cemetery. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news at a we continue to follow developments out of the nevada state legislature where we're hearing from lawmakers were talking about how to pay for an a's ballpark on the vegas strip. plus, as human trafficking continues to plague communities across california, a bipartisan bill supporters say will protect victims and get traffickers off the streets is now one step closer to becoming law and disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes set to begin her prison t

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. >> peter: hours after solemn wreath laying at arlington national cemetery. >> i never say i'm confidenth what the congress are going to do. i feel very good about it. >> headlines of the deal suspending the debt limit until 2025 and limiting federal spending. >> what this will do is it increases defense and increases veterans. if you take nondefense with veterans out it, goes bloat level of 2022. >> congressman chip roy doesn't like the deal and roy sits on the rules committee where the bill goes next. he tweets a reminder that during speaker negotiations to build the collision that it was explicit both that nothing would pass rules committee without at least 7 g.o.p. votes and that the committee would not allow reporting out rules without unanimous republican votes. >> if you vote against this package, you don't get something better. i mean, some of these people may be very new to politics. >> some democrats don't like the deal either. >> i'm not in love with some aspects of the permitting reform that was included in this. >> house democrats who have reservations about this compromise

. >>> president biden laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery spoke about making sure we honor sacrifice of fallen soldiers. >> what must we do to pull the vision in which they lived, in which they died. today it is on all of us, all of us to ensure the sacrifice was not in vain, keep working to a more perfect union. >> the president and first lady will spend the rest of the holiday at their home in delaware. >>> a lot of people took off for this memorial day weekend. tsa just releasing numbers about the weekend travel. friday was the busiest. the agency says it screened more than 2.7 million passengers nationwide. saturday and sunday both passed 2.2 million. >>> a lot of people taking the day off to recognize memorial day today, darren. it looks like the weather will cooperate. it's nice to see blue skies. >> we got more today than over a good part of the weekend. it's the prettiest day of the three day weekend today. temperatures haven't warmed up a lot. here is the view from the top of the salesforce tower over oakland. the number is 63. if w

virginia, this morning, there was a memorial that paid tribute to our last soldiers at arlington national cemetery ceremony honors 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

and today a new tribute is on display at arlington national cemetery each year. gton, 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 fo

and this morning there's a new tribute that's on display at arlington national cemetery each year. the flags in ceremony honors our fallen heroes. and this year. >> washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt takes us inside that 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

take for michael's remains to be found, identified, and ultimately have his remains buried in arlington cemetery? david: in the middle of the 1980's, when this recovery group was put in place by president bush, there began to be a series of missions to find the remains of lost american servicemen. o'donnell's helicopters were on the list of casualties that should be investigated because a fair amount was known. new where in cambodia the helicopter went down roughly there were various attempts that re made to try and find the crash site beginning in the mid-1980's and they were all unsuccessful because the site was so remote. but by the site was located by a cambodian and vietnamese recovery team. they first identified the location. and the americans came in to excavate along with the cambodians. that work was done in 1998 in the dry season in march of 1998. this is all recounted in the book, how this team identified the site and the work that goes into effectively finding the remains of humans who were lost in a tropical jungle decades before and where remains that survive might be very small bo

. >>> president biden honored america's fallen at arlington national cemetery. vice president kamala harris was at his side. they laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, a symbolic grave for all soldiers whose remains have not been found or identified. mr. biden lauded the sacrifice of those who died fighting for their country. >>> the democratic convention wrapped up this week in los angeles with some of the headliners of the event all racing to replace senator dine feinstein. the weekend was a chance t showcase their differences. uc berkeley poll says most voters are undecided. >>> the former president of el salvador faces a stiff sentence today. the country put him on trial for negotiating with gang members. he was president from 2009 to 2014, but now lives in nicaragua. his trial started back in april, but he never showed up in court and prosecutors say he failed to perform his duties while in office. they also accused him of giving special privileges to imprisoned gang members. today a judge sentenced him to 14 years in prince. since he's now a ci

arranges for her body to be disinterred and moved to arlington cemetery.there you see him buried ironically i'm getting ahead of myself the same really tent comes into the organization for the house just in the background will talk about more in a minute. 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 bi

can you see too many stones in arlington national cemetery.the sacrifice i have to make people are going to call me names that peals in comparison what people have done for me in history so i could live in a free country. >> brian: again, if is he asked directly and trump goes on him on flat tax or fair tax he put out there or social security retiring at 70, or whatever he voted on. i think the days of kind of answering trump are over. now you have got to directly answer him. but he wasn't saying what is your problem with donald trump specifically trey didn't ask him. from here on in i think he has got to go directly at the attack he is going to decide his own strategy. head to head, trump increased at least 10 points since february. up 53-20. mike pence at 5. he has lost a couple. haley is hanging in there she was at 7 when she announced and dropped down to 4. vivek ramaswamy is holding steady. he wants to be third by the first degait. i think he is in route to doing that. >> ainsley: look at the donald trump numbers why did they go up 10 poi

. >>> president biden honored fallen service members at arlington national cemetery to mark the 155thervance of memorial day. president biden lauded the sacrifice of generations of u.s. troops who died fighting for their country during an address at the memorial amphitheater. >> what high motive led these brave souls, as general garfield said, to welcome death. today we must ask ourselves what can we do? what must we do? today it's on all of us to ensure that sacrifice is not in vain. >> president biden asked all americans to never forget the sacrifices of the men and women in our military. >>> a deal, but not quite a done deal. president biden and house speaker mccarthy struck a deal over the weekend to raise the debt limit. now both leaders have to get their party members to agree and get it passed by the house and senate by the june 5th deadline. >> reporter: after months of hand-wringing president biden saying he struck a deal. >> we reached a bipartisan budget agreement. we're ready to move to the full congress. >> once people read the bill, they'll be pretty excited. america win

president joe biden spent part of memorial day paying his respects to fallen american troops at arlington national cemeteryrms! >> mr. biden laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he was joined by vice president kamala harris, secretary of defense lloyd austin, and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley. the president spoke of the country's obligations to its soldiers and veterans. >> it's a sacred obligation, not based on party or politics but on a promise a promise to unite all of us. there is nothing more important, nothing more sacred, nothing more american. former american prisoners of war but >> recently honored in california when they celebrated the 50th anniversary of their homecoming. two of the servicemen who spent months in vietcong camps in vehicle camps in the 1970s with the tele-story. >> major mark smith and sergeant ken wallingford then and how. >> i haven't seen this guy outside of one funeral we went two for one of our buddies in 50 years. >> that's how long it's been since they were released from a jungle prison camp. . now back together to celebrate that ha

local tributes throughout tonight's newscast, president biden observed memorial day at arlington national cemetery. the president, vice president and the defense secretary took part in a wreath laying ceremony at t tomb of the unknown soldier to honor those americans who died fighting for our nation. we must never forget. the price that was paid. to protect our democracy. it's never forget. the lives these flags, flowers. and marble markers represent a mother. father. son and daughter. a sister of spouse. a friend. an american. during the ceremony, president biden also spoke of the need to care for soldiers on and off the battlefield ceremony marks the 155th national memorial day observance at arlington national cemetery. signs of optimism today from president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy as they try to convince congress to pass their compromise deal to raise the nation's debt limit. the june 5th deadline quickly approaching, that is when the u. s could have an unprecedented default on its debt. ktvu jana katsuyama live tonight in the newsroom. with the latest details of the deal, jenna

and vice president harris taking part in the 155th national memorial day observance at arlington nationa cemetery. the president laying wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. biden taking time to remember his son beau who died eight years ago tomorrow after serving in iraq with the army national guard. >> tomorrow marks eight years since essamehe didn't e battlefield.wastole him afr beindepl inthstatmy al guard in iraq. as it is for so many of you, the pain of loss i with us every day. but particularly sharp on memorial day. >> little history for you. memorial day has been commemorated in the united states beginning after the civi war. then it was called declaration day. president johnson made it official federa holiday in 1971. >> and we are glad it happened. we know you have a soft spot in your heart for your dad. i love my dad. my dad lost friends. it's a meaningful moment to pause and remember. thank a veteran if you see one who was able to go home. thanks. >>> lots of people outside today. so let's bring in meteorologist darren peck. a beautiful day. >> there is this one persistent patch

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

is the time and you're looking live from arlington national cemetery at the tomb of the unknown soldier we are expecting here at the top of the hour to see president biden up here for the annual wreath laying ceremony will be are vice president kamala harris and their respective can see. >> armed guards there that we're always guarding the tomb are going through the ceremonial process here before the president arrives. >> that he'll be on here in just a moment or so. but at today's actually, our 100 55th national memorial day program and last year, you might remember when the president spoke, he said today's mixed with pain and so a yeah, for that. so we'll be carrying this when he does actually make his appearance out there this morning. and again, the ceremonies, it is expected to start at 11 o'clock east earn, which is, of course, 8 o'clock our time. and just a few minutes from now, we'll bring that to you live. >> as it gets under way. in the meantime, we're going to take a quick break here on the kron. 4 morning news coming up in the next hour of the program. the nation again remem

. >>> a solemn ceremony was held at arlington national cemetery in virginia to honor america's fallenhan 1,000 service members okyeerday in the 75th annual flags in ahead of memorial day. american flags were placed at ceremonial guard units. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," yellow stone actor, cole hauser talks with catherine herridge about his mission to help children of fallen service members. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve relief from the world's number one nerve care company. nervive contains ala to relieve nerve aches, and b-complex vitamins to fortify healthy nerves. try nervive. and, try nervive pain relieving roll-on. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the ccr te mied sur

. ♪ >>> we are back now with the president and vice president on this memorial day at arlington national cemetery biden placing a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. and all across america today was about honoring and remembering the e sacrifice of those who gave their lives for our freedom. from coast to coast the flag and all it stands for reminding us of the true meaning of memorial day. the stars and stripes stretching down streets across america, celebrating the spirit of the country and memorializing the sacrifices of our brave men and women, its impact spanning generations, like in d.c. a wall of red poppies on the national mall >> every one of those poppies are handmade by the veterans of foreign wars and the american legion. >> reporter: red, white, and blue handprints filling up a wreath made by children, many of whom lost a loved one who served >> my dad was a major in the air force he died. and at that time i was 1 1/2. so it's been 11 years. >> reporter: the sounds of engines echoing across virginia, raising awareness for veterans' mental health and those who served >> we come

. >> president biden placing a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington nationab cemetery is tradition, he was joined by first lady jill biden, vice president kamala harris and harris's husband, douglas emhoff. it is an annual tribute to mark the sacrifice of u.s. troops who died fighting for our country. >> today we watch again gather in the second place. at this solemn >> fallen heroes. >> watch against. and amid the rows and rows and marble stones and bear witness. the brave women and who serve and sacrifice for our freedom. and for our future. >> this is the 150th national memorial day observance at the cemetery. this also a day that busy for travelers. let's take a live look at sfo. one of the busiest places in the country triple a says that there is a spike in people fly for this memorial day weekend compared to pre-pandemic times today is the busiest travel day of the long memorial day weekend with 42 million people either driving or flying home yellow of people out and about kron 4. sarah stinson is one of them. she's live for us a foe with the details on how it's

the monuments to heroism is the river and the far shore the sloping hills of arlington national cemeteryon row, simple white markers there and crosses or stars of david, they add up only to a tiny fraction of the price paid for .our freedom. each one of those workers is the monument for the kind of hero i spoke of earlier. the wives and in places called the lockwood, are gone, omaha beach and halfway around the world, pork chop hill, the reservoir 100 rice patties and jungles. under one such marker lies a young man who left his job in a small town barbershop in 1917 to go to france with rainbow division, their own the western front he was killed heavy artillery fire, we are told on his body was found a diary. on the flyleaf, my pledge he'd written these words, america must win this war. therefore, i will work, i will save, i will sacrifice i will endure. i will fight cheerfully and do my utmost as of the issue. the crisis today does not require of us sacrifice on thousands ofrs others called. it does require a separate willingness to believe in and how to perform great deeds we can and w