take the cold back bravely." so i say to you as you plunge into your new adventure, did the cold back bravely. and as inspiring an important is that message was, he did not and his letter there he ended it with something more important. he said above all, remember, your father loves you and believes in you. that is my hope for all of you that you are brave and that you are loved. congratulations to the usc class of 2015. fight on! [applause] >> former massachusetts governor mitt romney received an honorary doctorate and delivered an address at saint anselm college in new hampshire. he talked about his loss in 2012 election and urged the graduating class to get involved in the next new hampshire primary. [applause] >> it gives me great pleasure at this time to call upon governor mitt romney to give the address. [applause]

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welcome to a new, brave world, right? somebody else. yes? >> [indiscernible] lincoln: when did i know -- i never wanted to be a president. she said, when did you know you wanted to be a president? [laughter] lincoln: i really wanted to be senator. i mentioned the government claimed no right rather than to restrict the territorial enlargement of slavery. that was the object of the republican party from the beginning. it was not to save or destroy slavery, but to restrict its territorial enlargement, which would result eventually in its ultimate destruction. the president has no power to change the laws. he simply swore to make sure they are faithfully executed. so i really wanted to be a senator. but sometimes you just have to settle for second best. [laughter] lincoln: yes sir, back there. i am sorry, ma'am. >> can you tell children today with all the internet -- what would you tell them today? what would you tell children today? lincoln: what would i tell children today with -- >> internet. lincoln: internet? >> computers. lincoln: i don't

brave men and women had died. war was declared just hours after in the hall of the u.s.f representatives when president franklin delano roosevelt came and describes that day that would live in infamy. it was his job as commander-in-chief to rally the american people and our forces to win that war. he summoned winston churchill to come across the ocean in need in the white house. two weeks after pearl harbor, franklin roosevelt sent the order to the military, attack japan. he knew he had to make the point that they were not invulnerable and he had to prove to the american people that we had the will to stand up and fight back against the odds. lucky for him, and lucky for america, 80 brave americans stepped forward to volunteer for this mission. some might have described it as a suicide mission. we are going to fly bombers off a carrier? we're not going to have fighter escorts? were going to have to give up our armament because of these 500 pound bombs we have to transport such a great distance? we're going to find ourselves out in the ocean. as cumbersome and olson said,

we do this to increase the confidence of the brave people of south vietnam who have bravely borne this brutal battle for so many years with so many casualties. and we do this to convince the leaders of north vietnam and all who seek to share their conquest of a very simple fact. we will not be defeated. we will not grow tired. we will not withdraw either openly or under the cloak of a meaningless agreement. we know that air attacks alone will not accomplish all of these purposes. but it is our best and prayerful judgment that they are a necessary part of the surest road to peace. we hope that peace will come swiftly, but that is in the hands of others besides ourselves. and we must be prepared for a long continued conflict. it will require patience as well as bravery the will to endure as well as the will to rae cyst. resist. i wish it were possible to con convince others with words of what we now find it necessary to say with guns and planes. armed hostility is futile. our resources are equal to any challenge. because we fight for values and we fight for principles rather than territo

last year the giants played the braves six times.d hudson tee it up against his former teammates. so that will be a bit weird. but he also has some pressure on him. to be a starting pitcher right now for the giants means you have to be good. and the last 17 games, giants starting e.r.a. is 1.93. and that is lights out. and they've been quite dominant. also, nine shutouts with this team. so he'll look to continue that and try and find some calm early in this game because of the jitters he'll feel facing his old uniform. >> hudson will be up against a braves rookie fol tin wits but for right now, back to you. >> thank you very much, gentlemen. that's it for sports. raj and jessica, back to you. >> thank you very much. before we go a reminder you can watch the giants game on nbc bay area in just a couple minutes. because of the game america's got talent will air at 8:00 on cozy tv or over the air on 11.2 and "dateline" will be after the giants game. >> this should be a good game the giants red hot, tim lincecum and the gang ready for ac

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welcome to a new, brave world, right? somebody else. yes? >> [indiscernible] lincoln: when did i know -- i never wanted to be a president. she said, when did you know you wanted to be a president? [laughter] lincoln: i really wanted to be senator. i mentioned the government claimed no right rather than to restrict the territorial enlargement of slavery. that was the object of the republican party from the beginning. it was not to save or destroy slavery, but to restrict its territorial enlargement, which would result eventually in its ultimate destruction. the president has no power to change the laws. he simply swore to make sure they are faithfully executed. so i really wanted to be a senator. but sometimes you just have to settle for second best. [laughter] lincoln: yes sir, back there. i am sorry, ma'am. >> can you tell children today with all the internet -- what would you tell them today? what would you tell children today? lincoln: what would i tell children today with -- >> internet. lincoln: internet? >> computers. lincoln: i don't

and the braves well they get to tim early.wo on when simmons rips one to short and brandon crawford surprisingly couldn't get it. markakis scores. braves up 3-0 by now. freeman going the other way. jace peterson would score and braves win it 8-0. >>> a's looking to make it three in a row. bottom three game tied at one when josh reddick would single to center. marcus would come around to score giving the a's a 2-1 lead. top sixth, a's up a run but beltran would change that with one swing. two-run shot would go on to win this one 5-4. >>> not all bad news for baseball teams, 2 a regionals and the bears walks this off. bears win it 2-1. oh, nice swing. victory tomorrow and they are onto the super regionals. rough night for the professional baseball teams here in the bay but terry, how about our bears? >> glad you got that in there. >> me too. >> his sweet spot. the thanks. we'll be right back. >>> getting stopped by the police isn't seen as positive but some officers in the central coast are trying to change that. they pulled ove

cameron maybin finds a hole. 2-0 braves. a couple of r.b.i.ian betancourt. juan uribe in. in the 9th inning, the braves get some insurance from uribe as he hammers a hanger at a really tough month of may. braves win 8-0. it is the giant's first home loss since may 9. mets and marlins. why? because giancarlo stanton hits the ball a mile. seriously. 466 feet! he leads the majors with 43 r.b.i. boy, is he good. marlins win 9-5. >>> sean doolittle will continue to do little for the as this season. he is back on the disabled list just four days and one inning after being activated. his left shoulder still ailing. meanwhile, the as and yankees going at it. that will play chase headley. make it 1-0 yankees. bottom 3, 1-1. josh reddick hits it hard. 31st r.b.i. for reddick and the as are up 2-1. bottom 4, semyon helping the cause. that's a knock. eric sogard scores. 3-1as . a good night for cal baseball. top six, 3-2as , uh-oh. he left one out over the plate and carlos beltran made him play. the yanks win it 5-3. >>> white sox astros. boy, the astros

while the nature for has changed over that time, the values that drive our brave men and women remainues live in the hearts of every day he risk everything for us in every american war. men and women who now rest forever in these quiet fuels and across our land. they lived in the patriots who sparked a revolution and who saved our youth. they lived in the young gis in europe and the pacific. this year we market historic anniversary, 70 years since our victory in world war ii. more than 60 million americans left everything they knew to fight for our freedom. more than 400,000 gave their lives. and today i asked all the family and friends of our fallen world war ii heroes, spouses children, brothers, and sisters, and fellow veterans from world war ii to please stand if you can, or raise your hands so that our country can thank you once more. [applause] president obama: these same values lived in those who braved the mountains of korea, the jungles of vietnam, the deserts of the middle east. and in the past decade we have seen these values on display again in the men and women of our 9/1

if you're so brave and you're so wild, why can't you relate to the juveniles. fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, children, cousins, in-law friends, wake up you sleeping fools, you're headed for the pen. then it would be too late. everyone will see that they have safely locked us up and threw away the key. >> thanks, guys. >> even though jones was popular among other inmates and had spent time in prison, he struggled with some aspects of life in the dormitory-style housing unit he shared with 71 other men. >> i never really liked open bay dorms. i'm a person that likes cleanliness. a lot of people when they sneeze or cough don't cover up. you know, sometimes i can be sitting there eating and somebody just starts sneezing and sneezing and not covering their mouth. automatically i try to cover my food. i'm saying, dang, what's wrong with these people, you know? i'm probably a little crazy. oh, father, yahweh, please save me and deliver me -- >> as adverse as he was to germs, jones was enthusiastic to his spirituality. >> hallelujah, hallelujah. >> his nightly pr

it was because you cannot be brave without fear. so despite a racing heart, extremely sweaty palms felix disconnected the oxygen and he put his faith and his preparation in his parachute. and just like you are doing today, he jumped into the great

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and braves in town for four games against the giants 57 at 7:00 dropping down to about 54. temperatures just about everywhere will be in the low to mid-50s tomorrow morning. a lot like this morning with some patchy drizzle once again. watching this area of high pressure it's a very small, very weak and very fast moving area of high pressure that eventually gets shoved out of the way by this area of low pressure starting sunday. you can see some showers taking aim sunday afternoon and evening in the north bay.

the brave pols who fought for our freedom and yours.giments that pushed across france into northern germany. the resistance movements in every european country and in the east, the people of russia, ukraine, belarus, and all the former soviet states who endured many of the heaviest losses of the war. but today we can also celebrate without reserve the legacy of their accomplishments. a legacy that could not yet be imagined in 1945 with trauma of war so fresh. not just a europe that's known seven decades of growing peace and prosperity, but the pay the seed of democracy has flourished around the world. the lasting bonds that unite europe and the united states. the international institutions that have underwritten peaceful development. the continually reaffirmation of those basic principles which formed our alliance, that all men and all women of all lands should be able to live free from fear and want. when american and soviet troops met in germany in april of 1945, they met not only as victors in war but as witnesses to some of history'

now the phillies jumped on the braves early last night, first inning and former braves jeff, with a rbi double to left field, one every frenchy's four hits on the night. the phils had three-nothing lead after the first half, and that was enough for aaron harangue allowed one run over six innings. phils win five to two. your final their second win in a row. >> how about some hoops? checking in on the nba playoffs semi files in cleveland, cavaliers playing without injured kevin love and the suspended jr smith. but the cavs still have hometown hero labron james, who gives it up in the lane but gets it back for the put that lay up. king james with 19 points, 15 rebounds but, the bulls just too much on this night. pal had 21-point and ten rebounds derrick rose with nice game too. bulls take game one, the bulls, 99 to 92. >> to the nhl playoffs, rangers and capitols game three, this is the only goal of theis own miss and scores. washington turns in great defensive performance and out lasts new york one-nothing one series lead. back to you. >> ukee, still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news

gave the braves the early lead. fourth inning now kelly johnson hits one in the exact same spot. braves now up six to nothing. billingsly gave up sick runs on eight hits and five innings of work. darrin ruf has been playing great lately but not tonight. he was zero-thee with two strike outs phillies only mustered three hits. the entire evening. braves within it big by a final score of nine to nothing. >>> chase utley was benched for this game and he's not expected to may tomorrow. phillies off on thursday chase will have a few days to get away from the game. manager ryne sandberg says utley could use a mental break. chase is really struggling. take look at this. nine hits in 87 plate appearances he has thee homeruns homeruns. 14 rbi's, seven walks, 14 strikeouts and zero extra base hits. chase is hitting .013 the worst average in baseball but still won us a world series. nfl draft come and gone. chip kelly's molding the eagles to his specification. today lesley caught up with dee and if seive lineman bennie logan who believes that the fans will eventually come around to chip's ro

the phillies play the atlanta braves again tonight.e road after winning last night with ryan howard out of the starting lineup tonight the phillies will have a new pitcher as the start. chad billingly. phillies signed him in the off season. he's coming off an elbow injury and has not pitched in major league game since april of 2013. but the other big news tonight is that chase utley has been benched. and will not likely play tomorrow either and then they have the next day off. utley went zero for four last night. hitting .123. he has only one extra base hit in his last 17 games. in that span he's hitting guess this .064. cody asche is hitting third. houston astros winning streak was stopped at 10. great catch. as thirty four are a really good team leading the good division in the american league now. good catch by george springer but the astros lose last night score two-one. and they had won 15 of 16. tiger woods coming back this week to play in the players championship. he is still a long way away from getting back to where he was but

the brave poles who fought for our freedom and yours.he resistance movements in every european country. and in the east, the people of russia, ukraine, belarus, and all the former soviet states who endured many of the heaviest losses of the war. but today, we can also celebrate without reserve the legacy of their accomplishments. a legacy that could not yet be imagined in 1945 with the trauma of war so fresh. not just to europe, which has known seven decades of peace and growing prosperity, but the way the seed of democracy has flourished around the world. the lasting bonds that unite europe and the united states. the international institutions that have underwritten peaceful development. the continual reaffirmation of those basic principles which formed our alliance. that all men and women of all lands should be able to live free from fear and want. when american and soviet troops met in germany in april of 1945, they met not only as victors in war, but witnesses to the unconscionable crimes, horrors of dachau and auschwitz. as one worl

. >>> phillies wrap up with the braves in atlanta tonight. jerome williams goes for his third win of the season for fightins. the last night phillies started chad billingsly did not farewell in the first start in two seasons. the braves freddie freeman greeted him with a two run home run blast in the first inning. willingly allowed six runs in five innings. phillies managed home three hits all night long and they lose to the braves nine to nothing. >>> chase utley was benched for last night's game and he is not expected to play tonight. phillies are off tomorrow. chase will have a few days to get away from the game. he is hitting .103, and manager ryne sandberg says utley could use a mental break big time. here's a closer look at chase's struggles. nine hits in 87 plate appearances, three home runs, 14 runs batted in, seven walks, four strike outs and zero doubles or triples. that is 103 batting average and it is worst average among players with enough plate appearances in the majors. >>> nfl draft is over and eagles coach chip kill appears t

we honor all those brave men and women. who fell, and those who survived, including the proud veterans who are here with us today. [applause] susan rice: we owe each of you an unpayable debt, and on behalf of president obama, let me reaffirm the enduring gratitude of the american people. the story of your generation will never be forgotten. we will continue to tell it to children blessedly untouched by war, so they will continue to understand the price of freedom. we will continue to mark the passing of anniversaries like this one so memory never fades into complacency towards the evils in our world. we will carry on the march toward a world of greater rights and opportunities, so that all men and women can live their lives with the basic human dignity that your generation fought for. because while one mission was fulfilled in 1945, the cause of defending freedom is never finished. as president truman put it, we must work to bind up the wounds of a suffering world. to build an abiding peace, of peace rooted in justice and i

. >> he's a brave wrangler who has this one in the bag. >> he's not poisonous. he's a fire breather who could use another prop. >> like an extinguisher. >> the moment he realized his rookie mistake. plus the great goose chase. and they became a viral hit with their twin sonogram. >> what was dad like in the delivery room? >> i think it just happened. she was there but i made it happen. >> the unluckiest cyclist ever. here comes our cyclist. what do you think is going to happen here? >> nothing good is going to happen. >> oh of all the places. that road sign that was way up in the air, it landed on the side and knocking the person off the bicycle. he's expected to recover. is he that unlucky? >> when you get hit with a giant sign. >> i don't know how any of that. >> from dash cam owners australia. watch the oncoming car up ahead. and the car certainly did roll over. the driver is fine. the other driver was doing that crossed over the double yellow line. that drive fell asleep at the wheel and came to at the last moment. that driver needs to go on about its merry

. >>> at this hour, thousands of brave men and brave women from all over the nation and their families descending on the national law enforcement officers memorial right here in washington, d.c. they are all here. honoring the many fallen law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. department of homeland security secretary jay johnson is here tonight as names of the fall rn etched into this memorial and the secretary will join us to go "on the record." you will also meet many of the brave men and women here tonight. meanwhile, about 140 miles north of here, late last night, other brave officers, firefighters paramedics, racing to respond to this train track derailment. the train traveling twice as fast as it should be 106 miles per hour where the limit was 50 miles per hour. so far in this train wreck seven killed more than 200 injured. fox team coverage starts with our griff jenkins. imrif? >> greta it was a scene of destruction. horrorring chaos when as you mentioned a train its northeast regional 188 traveling here in north philadelphia and 100 miles per hour in a 50 mile-p

. >>> at this hour, thousands of brave men and brave women from all over the nation and their familiesng on the national law enforcement officers memorial right here in washington, d.c. they are all here. honoring the many fallen law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. department of homeland security secretary jay johnson is here tonight as names of the fall rn etched into this memorial and the secretary will join us to go "on the record." you will also meet many of the brave men and women here tonight. meanwhile, about 140 miles north of here, late last night, other brave officers, firefighters paramedics, racing to respond to this train track derailment. the train traveling twice as fast as it should be 106 miles per hour where the limit was 50 miles per hour.

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it's called brave hearts and strong minds, and members will be holding a charity walk next month.ere to tell us more are joe spouse the executive director of the organization and abby benner. you are a member of the girl scouts and also volunteer at the organization. thank you for being with us on this memorial day. >> absolutely. thank you for having us. >> first, if you can, tell us about the organization and then a little more about the event next month. >> sure. our organization was founded in 2012 when we lost a local community member named tom riley. we saw how the community came together to help, and we wanted to create an avenue in which we could make a bigger impact with unthat could leave ripples for a lifetime. we do have every year. this year june 20th, the saturday before father's day, we gather community members businesses, and local recipient families for a day of fun, family, and all funds go to college education funds for children who have lost an income-earning parent. >> and why is it to important to focus on children when there's a devastating loss in the famil

i remember being bright eyed and brave, a young determined scientists, ready for the challenge aheadlibrary. instead, i spent in my sophomore year the longest three weeks in my life waiting to hear the day that my father would be relieved from holy cross hospital. in a moment, one of the most passionate and motivating people in my collegiate aspirations lost the battle to pancreatic cancer. this did leave just a physical or emotional wound, this left a financial scarred. first, the loss of my father and now the potential loss of my scholastic future. i honestly didn't know what i was going to do and how i was going to afford to stay in school. they philly, governor martin o'malley fought to keep down the cost of tuition, even amidst the recession and other states were making very different decisions. [applause] rosa: a national study said that maryland was one of two states, just two states, that fought to keep down the cost of college. now, he is going to make that dream a reality everywhere in every state. my father used to always say faced adversity head-on, you were born a winner

and a night later they beat the braves again by scoring 13 rupps again. that's a first in national's history, too. >>> some are calling it a week of glory here in d.c. saturday d.c. united beat the western conference leader. sunday the wizards swept the raptors. monday, the caps won game seven. we just showed you what happened with the nats. we asked if winning is suddenly contagious around here. >> i'm a big proponent of that. whether it's us and the caps or the redskins or the nationals. i think it's just -- as a professional athlete you kind of feed off that of each other. the success of each other. >> playoff time you know the fans are very excited this time of year. not only because it's playoffs but it's warm outside and, you know anybody who is coming out seeing their favorite sports team strive for a championship. >> it was a first for major league baseball. a game with no fans. but what was it like to be in the ballpark during the game? news4 ted collins found out. and much needed enjoyment on the streets of baltimore. the magician who showed up

they will fight very bravely. it's the commanders and government having to get their act together. >> but if we know the administration -- we've heard over and over they don't want to commit combat troops. so i don't know how that would affect potential training of the need for leadership. then you have, you know the senator john mccain's of the world who are looking at the recent success of the world who took out an isis leader saying listen there need to be more special ops teams going in to help fight. do you agree with the senator? >> i see it very differently, brooke. you send special ops in when you have very good intelligence and very good capability to target. you can't just plop a bunch of special forces on the ground and say, hey, go do good work. it's got to be driven by intelligence. the other thing that's interesting is when we talk about what happened during the surge, we have to remember the surge was put in place in order to give first of all, to train the iraqi army which it did a very good job of

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"action news" talked with the brave boy his sister and father. annie mccormick has the details. >> how do i tell my son it's okay, it's not. he doesn't feel safe. >> reporter: lloyd divine got the call that his son was stabbed trying to protect his sister. the siblings were leaving the elementary school and going to grandmas, they spoke to us, but asked not to identify them. >> i thought it was a dream where i was scared am i really getting jumped. >> they were punching me, i forget they had a knife i thought they punched me and i looked at it and i seen the knife. >> reporter: 25 to 50 kids, most of the girls surrounded them. the attacker mistook the sister for someone else. he knew what he had to do. >> i had to protect my sister. divine went to the park and found the knife and the blade of the pool of blood left behind by his son. it is unclear if that's the weapon that was used. dad is proud of his son and said his kids love school and not used to the violence. >> we're trying to do what we can do, my daughter doesn't want to go to school nor

brave men and women who serve our nation every day all over the world. our men and women in uniform inspire me. it is their courage and sacrifice. i believe in a brighter future for our children and grandchildren. there can be another american century with the right leadership and proper resources. the united states military will continue to lead the way. may god bless our troops, their families, and our great nation. >> the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress, with colored photos of every senator and house member plus dial and contact information. also district maps, a foldout map of capitol hill, and a look at congressional committees, the president's cabinet, and state governors. order your copy today. this week, our guest is david mccullough. he shares stories of his new book, "though wright brothers." david: he would say stay home and do that, you don't have to go to school. without any question he was a genius. orville was were very bright. trevor was very mechanical but he didn't have the reach of mind . they love mu

>> at the ceremony in the presidio and the observances across the bay area we stop to remember the brave american men and women in uniform killed in the line of duty. >> thanks for joining us. >> another observance is underway right new in mill valley complete with pancake breakfast, marching band and a flag listen raising ceremony. but, also the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. we are in mill valley. >> the people are lining the streets. families are out with their american flags. the parade is just started in mill valley. we have seen police officers on horseback, different schools going law bands and local organizations all taking part to honor the men and women who died presenting others. >> the smell of sausage and eggs filled the downtown streets of mill valley. memorial day events begin with the traditional firefighter's pancake breakfast. >> we have five guys flipping pancakes three cooking sausages, another three scrambling eggs. >> volunteer firefighter said the donations help the department and are used to maintain the aging 1924 engine. he said they expect to se

he's learned to be courageous brave, taking on the unions taking on haters. taking on people who want to have the status quo. or be bankrupt in the state of wisconsin. he is an amazingly brave man with great leadership qualities and i love him a lot. the fact he doesn't have 33 credits to finish his degree doesn't mean a damn thing to me. >> don't dodge and weave with me, do you like him or not? >> i like him. >> okay. >> i hope we can get away from the fact -- i hope we can get away from this in this country where young people have been conned into overpaying for college education, to going deep into debt just to get a four-year degree that is worth less than a corn dog when you graduate. it is! i mean why -- >> i'm actually pricing that out. i think you're wrong on that. i think -- i don't know the corn dog thing. >> you learn more at a state fair than you will going to a four-year university. it will cost you a quarter of a million. why not two years versus four? why not technical skills from a community college instead of a b.a.? they have conned american

car from the other lane is getting brave, trying to get around a tour bus. >> what are you doing? >> didn't even seem like he was trying to swerve back in his own lane. >> exactly. >> trying to play chicken with everyone else. >> seriously avoided a drive-on collision. >> the car we're riding in definitely got clipped. the car in front stops, backs up comes to help. it doesn't look like anyone was injured. >>> this one also someone traveling too close, actually. from russia pay close attention to what's going on over here in the opposite lane. you've got a car stopping to make a left-hand turn. the car behind not paying attention. but that's bad for our driver. >> it's bad for a couple of drivers. >> the car that rear ended the car itself. the car we're riding in and the car in front of the car we're riding in. last but not least, the video we believe that's from china. this is a near miss but with a semi. watch this. that semi seems to be driving like he thinks it's in a sports car. watch him change lanes quite quickly. >> no. you've got to be kidding. he jammed on the brakes. it