we do have a few issues there with people working those cameras at the arlington cemetery. eet president biden at the white house where the two men will discuss green technology, green subsidies, and i'm sure they will also talk about the war in ukraine and according to the prime minister's spokesman they will also be talking about artificial intelligence and the regulation of ai. we will try to bring you pictures of arlington. i think the camera has stabilised and we can look at the prime minister. i think the camera... ok, we have another angle now. i think potentially maybe it's a good time to move on. we are going to go back to our top story this hour and talk about harry. prince harry still in court, his second day of cross—examination. he is being cross—examined by the mirror group newspapers kc. it has been an intense day for the prince as he trawled through newspaper articles from his past in an effort to try and prove that stories on him were obtained by illegal methods. we can speak now to a legal commentator and partner at a solicitors which has successfully repre

he spent some time in arlington national cemetery. of representatives, kevin mccarthy. the two sat in his office. the speaker lauded the long history of the shared beliefs shared by the two countries. as well as renew pledges of british support from ukriane, he will also lobby for the uk to play a leading role in regulating artificial intelligence. as we heard earlier, he's also been speaking with our political editor chris mason — who asked him this question on al. we haer a lot about it in the news now and some quite doom—laden predictions about it into the future. how worried should we be when people talk about its potential to kill people? how worried, as the person in charge of our security, are you about artificial intelligence right now? well, i want to make sure that we in the uk can realise the clear benefits of ai, whether that's in drug discovery or in other areas. but at the same time, we've got to put guardrails in place to protect ourselves, our country, our people from the very real risks that it poses, risks that the c

gi's did step up, when you are tested, you will do it, all my grandparents are buried at arlington national cemeteryitary service and their service. if you go to arlington national cemetery, you believe people will step up when the time is right. what is happening in woke culture and recruitment, troubling and concerning. >> i want to say, emily and cassie, i want to come hug you for what you said, just beautiful, so close and you have to defend this country. if we don't defend it, who will? no one. stand up for what we are, we know who we are and right wingism, this nationalism is not patriotism, you can be a patriot, it makes sense. >> kayleigh: back to faith and patriotism makes our country great. more "outnumbered" in a moment. ♪ when you have chronic kidney disease... there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life. ♪ farxiga ♪ and farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast in

he was there yesterday in virginia, neighbouring virginia, where he visited the arlington cemetery andtodayis the two the unknown soldier but today is all about business. he and the president will be discussing various topics, including of course the conflict in ukraine, the damage done to the dam near kherson but also on the agenda will be the regulation of artificial intelligence. that is very much at the forefront of the prime minister's mine. he has talked in great detail about the need for regulation and so that'll be front and centre of these talks. i can cross live now to our correspondent. talk us through what is on the agenda for these two men. it is a re full agenda for these two men. it is a pretty full agenda. _ agenda for these two men. it is a pretty full agenda. you _ agenda for these two men. it is a pretty full agenda. you are - agenda for these two men. it is a i pretty full agenda. you are looking at ukraine, as you mentioned, and artificial intelligence. they will want to talk about trade, possibly, even northern ireland, so there is a whole range of key issues for

my my great grandfather's in arlington cemetery and section 23 and what the marker on their tombstone is because joined in the united states colored troops in 1865. he has done marker so i was doing research with them asking. what they think for the buffalo soldiers say buffalo soldiers has an entity within the united states army that was just a name given to question up here the with the was not entered so there's no symbol there symbols like that they use for the buffalo soldiers buffalo soldiers off as horse calvary or buffalo soldiers. now they are still people can coal buffalo soldiers because the buffalo soldiers are now part of the armor division that are in fort hood texas about to change its name the fort something doctor dr. taylor actually can you to that tell us if any of the buffalo soldiers got leave so they could go home periodically or were they once they enlisted they were out there for the long haul. of course, that is where the buffalo soldiers able to come back home from any of their assignments and things as no way that they would come home as individuals and thin

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plantation and then they also had land just north of that that becomes what we know today as arlington cemetery. >> another piece of information in here is that the fact that george washington was childless was a key factor in his election as president. how did that work? >> i think people at the time were obviously rejecting monarchy as part of the revolution, part of what they decided make sense. it does not make sense to have the monarchy. you should have people in power who are qualified and did not just inherit that position. how are we going to keep up the system of a presidency? if the president had children, biological children, there is a big focus on biological children. the fact that he had adopted children, people see different. the idea is this is a benefit, there are no biological children they could try to take over his place in power. if washington had biological children, the normal practice of monarchy is for the children of monarchs to marry other monarchs children to create diplomatic alliances. at least europeans may have wanted to make that happen if george washington had

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plantation and then they also had land just north of that that becomes what we know today as arlington cemetery. >> another piece of information in here is that the fact that george washington was childless was a key factor in his election as president. how did that work? >> i think people at the time were obviously rejecting monarchy as part of the revolution, part of what they decided make sense. it does not make sense to have the monarchy. you should have people in power who are qualified and did not just inherit that position. how are we going to keep up the system of a presidency? if the president had children, biological children, there is a big focus on biological children. the fact that he had adopted children, people see different. the idea is this is a benefit, there are no biological children they could try to take over his place in power. if washington had biological children, the normal practice of monarchy is for the children of monarchs to marry other monarchs children to create diplomatic alliances. at least europeans may have wanted to make that happen if george washington had

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military marked its 248th birthday with a wreath ah unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. the united states adopted the red, white and blue stars and strikes as the flag. flag day was celebrated at the u.s. capitol building and from sea to signing sea. happy birthday to the u.s. army. >>> and that's the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." remember, you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the faa is beefing up security on airplanes. it finalized a rule requiring newly built commercial planes to have a second barrier between the passenger cabin and the cockpit. the rule goes into effect in 2025. >>> a jury has ruled in favor of a former regional director at starbucks who said she was fired for being white. shannon phillips was fired in 2018 shortly after the arrest of two black men at a philadelphia starbucks. phillips won $25.6 million in damages. >>> and a new look

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orderly fashion over rolling hills at a place called arlington national served terry -- arlington national cemetery occurred to me, you can have the best constitution in the world, you can have the best declaration of independence, you can have the greatest presidents in the world, other great leaders, but ultimately if you don't have people were willing, throughout history, to stand up, put on that uniform, risk their lives and give that last full measure of motion in service to a greater cause, then nothing -- none of that will amount to much. we not only owe it to our kids and grandkids but to those who fought for us. we must do justice to their legacy. our task is simple. no excuses. let's get this done. i will tell you this, if i am the nominee, you guys can book your tickets for january 20, 2025, the west side of the capital, we will be out there with the left hand on the bible. we will have the right hand in the air. we will take the old as the 47th president, and we will get to work to restore this country to the greatness it deserves. i thank you all. god bless you all. god bless these uni

military marked its 248th birthday with a replaying at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemeteryand blue stars and stripes as the flag. flag day was celebrated at the u.s. capitol building and from sea to shining sea. happy birthday to the u.s. army. >> judge judy: were you up-to-date in your payments to her? >> yes. >> judge judy: is that correct? >> no, ma'am. >> announcer: a mom at a day care argued dollars and cents. >> judge judy: you said that she made you a gift of four weeks. >> i didn't give her four weeks of free day care. >> judge judy: "i gave you guys a month of day care." >> announcer: and the disturbing secret that started it all. >> she had pulled me aside and told me of an incident that had happened. >> judge judy: what did she tell you? >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution day care owner julie webb is suing christina and joshua vanwinkle for unpaid childcare fees, late fees, and overtime. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is c

military marked its 248th birthday with a replaying at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemeterynd stripes as the flag. flag day was celebrated at the u.s. capitol building and from sea to shining sea. happy birthday to the u.s. army. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> breaking news, a huge plume of smoke , rising in san jose. this is the tower cam peer giving the scope. it looks like a big fire. it is a two alarm commercial structure fire at lawson hill road. we know there is a big shopping center with a bunch of businesses. we don't know exactly which one is burning. we do have this picture of the smoke rising. it has been delayed which is to be expected. the police departments has avoid the area if possible. we will continue checking on this fire burning. a two alarm fire much more in a few moments. >> other stories, low income residents in san francisco are pushing back. why they say will leave them in the cold. struck a carjacking leading to a wild chase. >>> will san francisco's plan to extend parking meter hours backfire? >> i

on a hillside just north of arlington national cemetery, normally on a clear day, this ie and bring theansive view of the city. tonight, what you see behind me is a pretty fuzzy lincoln memorial and almost invisible washington monument, at a capital dome almost completely obscured by smoke. smoke from the canadian wildfires made an undiplomatic stop in d.c. today, masking monuments, shuttering stadiums, and even forcing the pandas at the national zoo inside. >> the air quality is bad outside, you know, staying indoors and well ventilated places is benef d.cao dining was taken off the menu, and it was indoor recess for area schools. about 17,000 children in the district suffer from asthma, which dr. siva patel says makes them pulneble. >> this particulate matter and wildfires in particular go really low and deep into the lungs, causing that inflammation, irritation, and airway reactivity that results in an asthma exacerbation. >> reporter: tonight, more than 400 wildfires are burning in canada, polluting the skies over much of the east coast. philadelphia is experiencing its worst air qu

we're on a hillside just outside arlington national cemetery. normally on a clear day, this is a great place to come and bring the family because you get the huge, expansive view of the city. but tonight what you see behind me is a pretty fuzzy lincoln memorial, an almost invisible washington monument, and a capitol dome almost completely obscured by smoke. smoke from the canadian wildfires made an undiplomatic stop in d.c. today, masking monuments, shuttering stadiums, and even forcing the pandas at the national zoo inside. >> the air quality is bad outside. you know, staying indoors in well ventilated places is beneficial. >> reporter: with air quality in d.c. at hazardous, outdoor dining was taken off the menu. and it was indoor recess for area schools. about 17,000 children in the district suffer from asthma, which dr. shoe papa tell makes them particularly vulnerable. >> this small particulate matter and wildfires in particular go really low and deep into the lungs, causing that inflammation, irritation, and airwrway reactivityty which r r

79th anniversary of d—day, mr sunak laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemeteryars passed, to talking about one raging now. i asked the prime minister if uk intelligence knew yet how the ukrainian dam was destroyed and who did it. we don't have a definitive answer on who was responsible. but if it does turn out to be russia, i think it would fit with a pattern of behaviour throughout this war which is where russia has, as an active strategy, deliberately targeted civilian infrastructure. these acts against civilian infrastructure that we have seen in the past are abhorrent, they are appalling, they are causing enormous suffering and that is why it is important that we continue to stand with ukraine firmly. what, in specific terms, can you achieve here in your conversations with the president, on ukraine, particularly in the light of what has happened in the last 24 hours? i am proud that uk has played a leadership role when it comes supporting ukraine, particularly militarily. the us obviously has been the largest contributor to that effort. what we want to do is

after his arrival, he visited arlington national cemetery where he laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown, kevin mccarthy. the speaker lauded the "long history," and shared beliefs shared by the two nations. the prime minister also met us senate majority leader chuck schumer, a senior democrat. during talks with president biden tomorrow, he's expected to renew pledges of british support for ukraine. he will also lobby for the uk to play a leading role in regulating artificial intelligence. he's been speaking with our political editor chris mason — who asked him this question on al. i want to make sure that in the uk we can realise clear benefit of ai, be that in drug discovery or other areas, but at the same time we must put guardrails in place to protect ourselves, our people, from the very real risk that it poses, risks that the creators of ai itself have highlighted. i will talk to president biden about that tomorrow. i think the uk is well placed to lead and shape the conversation on this. i spoke to chris after his interview with mr sunak. the uk will host a global summit in the fall

after the 79th anniversary of d—day, he laid a wreath to the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery talked about the one raging now. i asked talked about the one raging now. iasked him have talked about the one raging now. i asked him have uk intelligence you yet how their ukrainian dam was destroyed and who did it? we do not have a definitive answer on who is responsible but if it does turn out to be russia, i think it would fit with the pattern of behaviour throughout these four which russia is an active strategy has deliberately targeted civilian infrastructure. , ., , infrastructure. these actions are abhorrent, _ infrastructure. these actions are abhorrent, that - infrastructure. these actions are abhorrent, that causing l are abhorrent, that causing enormous suffering and that is why it is important we continue to stand with ukraine family. what can you achieve here with conversations with the president, particularly in the light of what has happened in the last 2a hours. i’m light of what has happened in the last 24 hours.— the last 24 hours. i'm proud the last 24 hours. i'm

his first stop was to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemeteryon purpose of the uk and the us. and in the last hour, he's met the speaker of the house of representatives, kevin mccarthy. the two men exchanged some pleasantries, with mr mccarthy praising the bonds between the two nations, and mr sunak said that strengthening economies was vital for dealing with the challenges of the future. mr sunak will meet president biden on thursday. 0n the agenda there, along with trade, will be the war in ukraine. 0ur political editor chris mason has been speaking to mr sunak, firstly about the destruction of the dam in southern ukraine on tuesday, and who he thought was to blame: 0ur military and security services are still conducting their investigations, so we don't have a definitive answer on who was responsible. but if it does turn out to be russia, i think it would fit with a pattern of behaviour throughout this war, which is where russia has, as an active strategy, deliberately targeted civilian infrastructure. if intentional, this attack would repres

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british prime minister rishi sunak has laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemeteryeeking to forge a strong economic ties. he will meet with president biden as well as members of congress and business leaders and is likely to raise the impact ofjoe biden�*s subsidies for green technology, and the two leaders are expected to discuss the war in ukraine and the regulation of artificial intelligence. let's go live to capitol hill and our correspondents gary o'donoghue. let's start with al, rishi sunak flies into washington hoping to lobby that britain is at the forefront and taking a lead role in regulating ai. that is slightly tricky given most of the regulation is done by the eu and the us? yes. is done by the eu and the us? yes, and i is done by the eu and the us? yes, and i think— is done by the eu and the us? yes, and i think they _ is done by the eu and the us? yes, and i think they will _ is done by the eu and the us? yes, and i think they will try _ is done by the eu and the us? yes, and i think they will try to _ is done by the eu and the us? is: and i think the

countries is dropping down on the agenda sunak met congressional leaders and took a tour of arlington national cemeteryo mark the anniversary of d-day as well as paying a visit to washington nationals game he did not throw the opening pitch saying cricket is more his sport. >> he said i don't like cricket, i love it. >> i hope not. it would have been corny speaking to sky news, sunak set his priorities for the meeting. >> u.s. is our closest trading partner. i'm pleased to announce 14 billion pounds of investment to support thousands of jobs in the uk that is important. next, i want to make sure our trading relationship evolves to protect against the new threats we face. not just a.i., but others as well expect to see me talking to president biden about economic security tomorrow. i want to make sure our relationship can protect our citizens and also continue to support ukraine. >> quite an important visit. all of the sports jokes aside, it is an important one, the fact that rishi sunak made his way over to washington and will have a bilateral with president biden. that will happen today yesterday, he

if you want to see a graveyard, why not go to arlington national cemetery instead of all the way downo "titanic"? i think in a lot of cases, it is a bucket list check box really to say you've done that. you've done something nobody else has. i think if you don't touch the wreck, there is probably nothing wrong with that but really, it's kind of pointless. that said, "titanic" has iconic value. it is the most famous and most enduring shipwreck in history. it breaks all the rules. >> you've previously said there isn't much else to learn about the "titanic" that experts don't already know. people are willing to pay $250,000 each to take part in oceangate's "titanic" expedition. why do you think there's such an interest? you noted that the "titanic" is such an iconic disaster. but why, do you think? >> why? that's a question i've never been able to answer being a maritime historian and underwater archaeologist. i think it has to do with the fame of the people, with the media attention it got. in fact, one myth was that the ship was uns. inkable. that he was never said before it sank. >> i

next to arlington national cemetery in the mid-1930s. it's not well known but he was the executive officer. he built the old post chapel. so many of you have gone there for weddings and funerals. then he became the commanding officer and where you go to patton hall the officers club at fort myer. that was his administrative headquarters from 1938 to 1940. what happened to erwin rummel between the wars? he is retained in a miniaturized german army the reich fair only a hundred thousand men. you know you had to be the cream of the crop of an officer to be retained in that german army. he has many assignments all of which he handles is extremely well and then in 1937, he writes his memoirs infantry attacks. now when you watch the movie patton and patent is there in north africa towards the beginning of the movie and he's asleep in that luxurious bed, and he is a book spread out on top of his chest. when sergeant meeks and the aid come in to wake him up saying general wake up. we just got word from intelligence that pat or that rummel is goi

he did visit the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery and prime minister is scheduled to meet with president biden tomorrow at the white house. a supreme court justice, ketanji brown jackson has disclosed that she has received some expensive gifts. the details of those gifts given to justice jackson were among the reports provided by most members of the court in their annual filings. now, they included a $1,200 congratulate tary floral display from oprah and nearly $6,600 in designer clothing for a magazine photoshoot during her first months as the first black woman on the supreme court. pope francis is now in the hospital recovering from abdominal surgery. the pontiff underwent the procedure at rome's general university hospital to repair a hernia. doctors say the surgery lasted about three hours and was completed without complications. the 86 year old pope is expected to stay in the hospital now for several days as he recovers. the subsequent operation and the general anesthesia will well-trained by the pope. now he's awakened. he is fine. and he's already at work. t

and as far as dealing with our men and women who serve us, he's in arlington national cemetery lookingtes with john kelly, general john kelly, whose son is buried there and said, what was in it for all these people? what was in it was the fight for democracy, which is something he apparently doesn't really understand. >> secretary william cohen, i appreciate it your time tonight. >>> still to come, we have reaction from the former president's neighbors, plus critic of the former president, chris saununu joins us. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coraral reefs. that can be analyzed by a ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could

and as far as dealing with our men and women who serve us, he's in arlington national cemetery lookingly, general john kelly, whose son is buried there and said, what was in it for all these people? what was in it was the fight for democracy, which is something he apparently doesn't really understand. >> secretary william cohen, i appreciate it your time tonight. >>> still to come, we have reaction from the former president's neighbors, plus critic of the former president, new hampshire governor chris sununu joins us. what about work? i got you. looking great you guys! ♪ go to your happy price ♪ ♪ priceline ♪ [ applause ] the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too. because a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. everything looks so good. right?! i'm hearing the new google pixel is r

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the the children was i if i die and you're at the funeral, i guess he new it would be at arlington national cemetery and he said and if you're really feeling overcome with emotion step outside the tent look up at the highest tree you can see and it will be waving and and that will be me that will be me and you'll know that i'm with you and that's what made me tearful. it was just so beautifully done this. it's an incredible thing. i mean it's in interestingly i had also found a letter that he wrote as kids shortly before that where his tone was a little more upbeat and said i think everything's going to be fine. but you know at a moment like this it's natural to take stock of everything and i just want you to think about i want you to know what kind of people i want you to be when you grow up. i want you to have these qualities of courage and integrity and so forth. so in a way he's doing the same thing in that letter, but it's presented differently and then he he went back to his essentially isolation chamber. i mean not not exactly so but but he was hold up at hangar s in cape canaveral because th

you look over the potomac river, small monument arranged orderly over rolling hills in arlington national cemeterynd the connection between those you could have the best declaration of independence in the world, best constitution, great leaders, none that will amount to much if you do not have people willing to stand up, put on uniform, risk their lives and get the last measure of devotion. that is what i believe america is all about. we are not asked to give such a sacrifice amongst ourselves with what those folks did but we are asked to sacrifice and i think the way you do it is you wear it as a badge of honor. they come after me, i take it to know i must be on the right track and keep going ahead. host: for the governor and presidential candidate ron desantis speaking at the heritage foundation. it is just after 7:30 a.m. on the east coast. we are talking about the gallup poll you have seen, social conservatism in united states is at its highest in about a decade. 30% of americans say they are socially conservative -- 38 percent of americans say their socially conservative. 44% say economically

he also visited arlington national cemetery in virginia to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier regulation of i a i . rather now president i. rather now president zelenskyy is shocked at what he calls a failure of the united nafions calls a failure of the united nations and the international red cross to initiate help after the destruction of the kakhovka dam in southern ukraine. the country is now appealing for assistance from other international aid agencies. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes and businesses in and around kherson, with rising water levels peaking today, the flooding, the flooding also endangered vital crops threaten drinking water supplies and killed fish and other aquatic life . here a romanian people life. here a romanian people trafficker has been jailed. for his part in an operation to smuggle dozens of afghan nationals into the uk. inside a coffin sized wooden boxes , coffin sized wooden boxes, adrian constantin was extradited back to the uk to stand trial after initially fleeing the country. he was sentenced to three years an

he also visited arlington national cemetery in virginia to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier shocked at what he calls a failure of the united nafions calls a failure of the united nations and the international red cross to initiate help after the destruction of the kakhovka dam in southern ukraine. the country is now appealing for assistance from other international aid agencies. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes and businesses in and around kherson, with rising water levels peaking today, the flooding, the flooding also endangered vital crops threaten drinking water supplies and killed fish and other aquatic life . here a romanian people life. here a romanian people trafficker has been jailed. for his part in an operation to smuggle dozens of afghan nationals into the uk. inside a coffin sized wooden boxes , coffin sized wooden boxes, adrian constantin was extradited back to the uk to stand trial after initially fleeing the country. he was sentenced to three years and two months in prison at birmingham crown court today, after pleading guilty to

from the high court and to the united states, where the prime minister has been visiting arlington national cemetery today to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. it's ahead of his fourth meeting with the us president at the white house tomorrow during talks with joe biden. rishi sunak is expected to reaffirm western support for ukraine, as well as addressing the growing threat from china. climate change and the regulation of ai football . and regulation of ai football. and 16 people have been detained by czech police this afternoon after fans clashed ahead of the europa conference league final in prague. three people were said to have been injured when fiorentina fans attacked west ham supporters in a bar. witnesses claim the italians were armed with chains, belts and buckles. the police officer was also attacked. videos shared on social media appeared to show fans throwing cafe chairs in the street . downing street says street. downing street says humanitarian aid to ukraine will be diverted to the area directly affected by the destruction of the kakhovka dam . tens of the kakhovka dam

nondescript monument arranged in an orderly fashion over rolling hills in a place called arlington national cemeterye the greatest presidents in the world of the great leaders, but ultimately if you don't have people that are willing throughout history to stand up, put on the uniform, risk their lives and indeed give that last full measure of devotion and service to a greater cause, then none of that is going to amount to very much. and so we not only owe it to our kids and grandkids to stand up and fight, we owe it to those who have fought for us in the past but we must do justice for the legacy. and so our task is very simple. no excuses, let's get this done. i will tell you this. if i am the nominee, you guys can book your ticket for januar. the west side of the capital. we will be out there without left hand on the bible. we will have the right end in the air. we will take the oath as the 47th president and we will get to work on day one to restore this country to the greatness that it geezers. i thank you all. god bless you and god bless these united states of america. thank you so much. [appla

and let's take you back live to arlington national ceneleny. — live to arlington national cemetery.een the uk and the us. c c the uk and the us. it certainly laee— the uk and the us. it certainly does. thousands of american soldiers along side canadian soldiers along side canadian soldiers and indeed british soldiers and indeed british soldiers landed on those beaches in 1944, turning the tide of that war. and it is an annual commemoration that is made at arlington national cemetery, really the big national focus point for memorial day and all those other american occasions. it sits just across the potomac river from washington , d.c. it's river from washington, dc. it's right next to where the pentagon sits. and you can see it across there from from the lincoln memorial and other famous sites that the prime minister will be placing at this this tomb of the unknown soldier. a moment of lelleellan— unknown soldier. a moment of reflection there. _ unknown soldier. a moment of reflection there. and— unknown soldier. a moment of reflection there. and of- c a moment of reflection there.